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OCEANIA FOOTBALL<br />
CONFEDERATION<br />
<strong>2010</strong><br />
O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong><br />
AS Magenta (NCL)<br />
AS Manu Ura (TAH)<br />
Auckland City FC (NZL)<br />
Hekari United FC (PNG)<br />
Lautoka (FIJ)<br />
Marist FC (SOL)<br />
Tafea FC (VAN)<br />
Waitakere United (NZL)
WELCOME SCHEDULE<br />
It is with great pleasure that we welcome<br />
you to the <strong>2010</strong> O-League — a competition<br />
which has grown, developed and improved<br />
with each passing year.<br />
Dear Friends,<br />
The <strong>2010</strong> O-League promises to be an exciting contest with the<br />
champion clubs of Fiji, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Papua New<br />
Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tahiti and Vanuatu all fighting for the<br />
Oceania crown.<br />
Now in its fourth season, the O-League has expanded from six to<br />
eight teams reflecting the growing popularity of the competition and<br />
enabling more OFC member associations to take part.<br />
With New Caledonia and Tahiti added to the mix, football can reach an even wider audience and<br />
capture the imagination of a new generation of fans.<br />
Media coverage of the <strong>2010</strong> O-League is set to increase dramatically after ground-breaking deals<br />
between OFC and broadcasters in each of the participating nations.<br />
OFC will work closely with Triangle and Stratos Television in New Zealand to edit all the action from each<br />
round of the competition into highlights packages to be distributed and aired around the region.<br />
Radio stations will provide domestic audiences with analysis of the competition while our print media<br />
friends, who made the 2009 O-League front page and back page news in the majority of our member<br />
associations, will also ensure extensive coverage.<br />
oceaniafootball.com will follow the progress of the <strong>2010</strong> O-League closely and provide “live” match<br />
experience for internet users where possible with the help of a dedicated group of media officers,<br />
correspondents and member association staff.<br />
With the <strong>2010</strong> O-League set to beam out across the region, Oceania club football has come a long way<br />
considering there was little or no coverage of the very first OFC Club Championship in 1999.<br />
The 2009 season was a huge success with closely fought contests in both groups and a cumulative<br />
audience of around 80,000 fans across 14 games.<br />
This season is expected to have even more twists and turns as the eight teams do battle for a place<br />
at the FIFA Club World Cup <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all participants on and off the pitch for their hard work in<br />
making the <strong>2010</strong> O-League a memorable tournament.<br />
Yours in football<br />
Reynald Temarii<br />
OFC President<br />
FIFA Vice President<br />
Group A Fixtures<br />
Date Kick-off Home Club Away Club City Stadium<br />
17/10/09 15H00 Auckland City FC AS Manu Ura Auckland Kiwitea Street<br />
24/10/09 19H00 AS Magenta Waitakere United Noumea Stade Numa Daly<br />
7/11/09 15H00 Waitakere United AS Manu Ura Auckland Fred Taylor Park<br />
8/11/09 15H00 Auckland City FC AS Magenta Auckland Kiwitea Street<br />
27/11/09 20H00 AS Manu Ura AS Magenta Papeete Stade Paea<br />
28/11/09 15H00 Waitakere United Auckland City FC Auckland Fred Taylor Park<br />
12/02/10 20H00 AS Manu Ura Auckland City FC Papeete Stade Paea<br />
20/02/10 15H00 Waitakere United AS Magenta Auckland Fred Taylor Park<br />
5/03/10 20H00 AS Manu Ura Waitakere United Papeete Stade Paea<br />
6/03/10 15H00 AS Magenta Auckland City FC Noumea Stade Numa Daly<br />
27/03/10 15H00 Auckland City FC Waitakere United Auckland Kiwitea Street<br />
27/03/10 15H00 AS Magenta AS Manu Ura Noumea Stade Numa Daly<br />
Group B Fixtures<br />
Date Kick-off Home Club Away Club City Stadium<br />
18/10/09 15H00 Marist FC Lautoka Honiara Lawson Tama Stadium<br />
17/10/09 15H00 Tafea FC Hekari United FC Port Vila Municipal Stadium<br />
7/11/09 15H00 Marist FC Tafea FC Honiara Lawson Tama Stadium<br />
7/11/09 15H00 Hekari United FC Lautoka Port Moresby PMRL Stadium<br />
29/11/09 15H00 Lautoka Tafea FC Lautoka Churchill Park<br />
5/12/09 15H00 Hekari United FC Marist FC Port Moresby PMRL Stadium<br />
13/02/10 15H00 Hekari United FC Tafea FC Port Moresby PMRL Stadium<br />
14/02/10 15H00 Lautoka Marist FC Lautoka Churchill Park<br />
6/03/10 15H00 Tafea FC Marist FC Port Vila Municipal Stadium<br />
7/03/10 15H00 Lautoka Hekari United FC Lautoka Churchill Park<br />
28/03/10 15H00 Marist FC Hekari United FC Honiara Lawson Tama Stadium<br />
28/03/10 15H00 Tafea FC Lautoka Port Vila Municipal Stadium<br />
*MATCH SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
MEDIA<br />
tV coVerAGe<br />
OFC is pleased to announce a ground-breaking broadcast project with Triangle and Stratos Television<br />
that will see extensive coverage of the <strong>2010</strong> O-League.<br />
Both organisations will work together to film, package and broadcast a commercial hour highlights<br />
package ‘wrapping up’ action from every round of the competition to be aired across the region. For<br />
information on when and where to view the highlights visit oceaniafootball.com<br />
In New Zealand, full replays of Auckland City FC and Waitakere United home matches will be available<br />
free-to-air on Triangle’s UHF channels 41, 42 and 52 as well as on Freeview Channel 21 (Stratos), Sky<br />
Digital Channel 89 (Stratos) and Telstra Clear Cable Channel 89 in Christchurch.<br />
Coverage will begin with broadcast of the Auckland City vs. Tahiti’s AS Manu Ura on Saturday 17<br />
October from 10pm on Triangle and Sunday 18 October from 12pm on Stratos. For further details and<br />
schedule times visit oceaniafootball.com or tritv.co.nz<br />
OFC General Secretary Tai Nicholas says he is delighted that the venture will take football direct to<br />
the fans.<br />
“Whether it’s club competition, internationals, beach soccer or futsal, OFC is committed to delivering<br />
greater exposure of football across the region,” says Nicholas.<br />
oceaniafootball.com<br />
OFC’s official website oceaniafootball.com will follow the progress of the <strong>2010</strong> O-League closely and<br />
provide “live” match experience for internet users where possible with the help of a dedicated group<br />
of media officers, correspondents and member association staff. Check out the website for all the<br />
latest news, photos and results.<br />
MEDIA CONTACTS<br />
OFC MEDIA CONTACTS<br />
OFC Media Officer Priscilla Duncan<br />
T: +64 (0) 9 526 5651<br />
F: +64 (0) 9 525 8164<br />
M: +64 (0) 21 884 018<br />
E: priscilla@oceaniafootball.com<br />
OFC Media Officer Joel Tiller<br />
T: + 64 (0) 9 526 5654<br />
F: + 64 (0) 9 525 8164<br />
M: + 64 (0) 21 994 520<br />
E: joel@oceaniafootball.com<br />
cLuB coNtActs<br />
As Manu ura<br />
Club Official Marcel Tautu-Fariuriu<br />
T: +689 582923<br />
F: +689 420866<br />
M: +689 244024<br />
E: marcel.tautu@equipement.gov.pf<br />
Auckland city Fc<br />
Media Officer Steve Vuksich<br />
T: +649 378 8388<br />
F: +649 378 1060<br />
M: +649 21 137 6106<br />
E: vuky@mcgregorbailey.co.nz<br />
Hekari united Fc<br />
Media Officer Andrew Lepani<br />
T: +675 321 2877<br />
F: +675 321 1224<br />
M: +675 7217 9010<br />
E: andrew.lepani@undp.org<br />
AccreDitAtioN<br />
Lautoka<br />
CONTACTS<br />
President Shalendra Prasad<br />
T: +679 666 7988<br />
F: +679 666 5151<br />
M: +679 999 0050<br />
E: westerncustomltk@connect.com.fj<br />
Marist Fc<br />
President Aloysio Ma’ahanoa<br />
F: +677 26374<br />
M: +677 76711<br />
E: systekbcs@yahoo.com.au<br />
tafea Fc<br />
Media Officer Harry Atisson<br />
M: +678 77 6632<br />
E: harryatisson@yahoo.com<br />
Any media wishing to obtain accreditation for the <strong>2010</strong> O-League should liaise with the<br />
relevant club contact. Separate media accreditation will be issued by OFC for the homeand-away<br />
final. Further details will be communicated at a later date.
<strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong> <strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong><br />
As MAGeNtA (NcL) As MANu urA (tAH)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Jean Yan DOUNEZECK NCL<br />
2 MF Benjamin LONGUE NCL<br />
3 DF Jeremie DOKUNENGO NCL<br />
4 DF Emmanuel DIANAI NCL<br />
5 DF Jordan NEIMBO NCL<br />
6 DF Jedidja SAIKO NCL<br />
7 MF Noel KAUDRE NCL<br />
8 MF Marius BAKO NCL<br />
9 FW Paul POATINDA NCL<br />
10 MF Pierre WAJOKA NCL<br />
11 FW Albert ITREMA NCL<br />
12 FW Poulidor TOTO NCL<br />
14 MF Jules WEA NCL<br />
15 DF Steeven LONGUE NCL<br />
17 DF Andre SINEDO NCL<br />
18 DF Jean Chrys XENIE NCL<br />
20 GK Jody TEVANOU NCL<br />
23 MF Jean Claude JEWINE NCL<br />
24 MF Lamo XEWE NCL<br />
25 DF Joris GORENDIAWE NCL<br />
26 FW Fabrice WACAPO NCL<br />
27 FW Cedrickson CARIOU NCL<br />
28 MF Michel UREGEI NCL<br />
29 DF Theodore KAUDRE NCL<br />
30 MF Ludovic HAEWANG NCL<br />
31 FW Alan HNAUTRA NCL<br />
32 FW Ludovic BOIT NCL<br />
33 FW Philippe KOKONE NCL<br />
Head Coach: Alain MOIZAN (NCL)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Jonathan TOROHIA TAH<br />
2 MF Henri TAPEA TAH<br />
3 DF Rex FAURA TAH<br />
4 MF Jean-Yves LY WA UT TAH<br />
5 DF Philippe MORETA TAH<br />
6 MF Aldo TAUIHARA TAH<br />
7 MF Tetahio AURAA TAH<br />
8 DF Vetea TEPA TAH<br />
9 MF Jean-Francois KABEU NCL<br />
10 FW Auguste WASHETINE TAH<br />
11 FW Hiashi KAKE TAH<br />
12 MF Hiroana POROIEA TAH<br />
13 FW Matahi HAUATA TAH<br />
14 MF Stephane TUAIRAU TAH<br />
15 MF Henri CHANON TAH<br />
16 GK Daniel TAPETA TAH<br />
17 DF Lucien DEANE TAH<br />
19 DF Heitini TUPEA TAH<br />
20 FW Billy MATAITAI TAH<br />
21 FW Axel TEMATAUA TAH<br />
22 DF Fraddy TAUIHARA TAH<br />
23 DF Jean-Paul FAURA TAH<br />
24 FW Vairoto CHEUNG TAH<br />
25 FW Glenn TAERO TAH<br />
26 FW Heiva PAIE AMO TAH<br />
27 DF Andrew TAURU TAH<br />
28 FW Gregory LANTEIRES TAH<br />
Head Coach: Patrick ITO (TAH)
<strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong> <strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong><br />
AucKLAND citY Fc (NZL) HeKAri uNiteD Fc (pNG)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Jacob SPOONLEY NZL<br />
2 DF Kris CARPENTER NZL<br />
3 DF Ian HOGG NZL<br />
4 DF Sam CAMPBELL NZL<br />
5 MF Matt WILLIAMS NZL<br />
6 MF Ki-Hyung LEE KOR<br />
7 DF James PRITCHETT NZL<br />
8 MF Chad COOMBES NZL<br />
9 FW Paul URLOVIC NZL<br />
10 FW Grant YOUNG RSA<br />
11 FW Daniel KOPRIVCIC NZL<br />
12 GK Greg WALTERS USA<br />
13 MF Alex FENERIDIS NZL<br />
14 FW Keryn JORDAN RSA<br />
15 DF Ivan VICELICH NZL<br />
16 FW Jason HAYNE NZL<br />
17 MF Adam McGEORGE NZL<br />
18 GK Paul GOTHARD ENG<br />
19 MF Jacob MATHEWS NZL<br />
20 DF Greg UHLMANN NZL<br />
21 DF Riki VAN STEEDEN NZL<br />
22 FW Adam DICKINSON ENG<br />
23 MF Ricardo MONARDEZ CHI<br />
24 MF Pat POLISTINA AUS<br />
25 FW Milosh NIKOLIC NZL<br />
26 DF Adam THOMAS NZL<br />
27 MF Thomas SPRAGG NZL<br />
28 DF Daniel MORGAN NZL<br />
29 FW Rory KELLY NZL<br />
30 MF Aaron BAWDEKAR NZL<br />
Head Coach: Paul POSA (NZL)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Godfrey BANIAU PNG<br />
2 DF Lorima DAU FIJ<br />
3 DF Tagaya LEPANI PNG<br />
4 DF Cyril MUTA PNG<br />
5 DF Brian TUHIANA PNG<br />
6 DF Roger KAREVA PNG<br />
7 MF Benjamin MELA SOL<br />
8 MF Michael FOSTER PNG<br />
9 FW Tuimasi MANUCA FIJ<br />
10 MF Abraham ENOCH PNG<br />
11 FW Joachim WAROI SOL<br />
12 MF David MUTA PNG<br />
13 MF Andrew LEPANI PNG<br />
14 FW Tonga ESIRA PNG<br />
15 DF Charles PARANDA PNG<br />
16 MF Naime KEPI PNG<br />
17 FW Kema JACK PNG<br />
18 MF Eric KOMENG PNG<br />
19 DF Koriak UPAIGA PNG<br />
20 GK Gure GABINA PNG<br />
21 DF Tasola NIEBO PNG<br />
22 DF Amuna KAMBA PNG<br />
23 MF Samuel KINI PNG<br />
24 FW Kluivert DAGI SOL<br />
25 MF Richard MAMA SOL<br />
26 DF Koni UPAIGA PNG<br />
27 GK Desmond WALUKA PNG<br />
28 MF Kemuel MULA PNG<br />
29 DF Bernard KAREN PNG<br />
30 MF Pita BALEITOGA FIJ<br />
Head Coach: Jerry ALLEN (SOL)
<strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong> <strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong><br />
LAutoKA (FiJ) MArist Fc (soL)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Aliverti BALELOA FIJ<br />
2 DF Samuela KAUTOGA FIJ<br />
3 FW Keni DOIDOI FIJ<br />
4 MF Samuela VULA FIJ<br />
5 DF Semesa NAKOSIA FIJ<br />
6 DF Malakai WAQA FIJ<br />
7 FW Valerio NAWATU FIJ<br />
8 DF Ilatia TUILAU FIJ<br />
9 DF Keli JEKE FIJ<br />
10 FW Kamal HASSAN FIJ<br />
11 FW Sailesh SAMY FIJ<br />
12 DF Jone YELAQIO FIJ<br />
13 MF Apisai SMITH FIJ<br />
14 FW Samuela DRUDRU FIJ<br />
15 MF Niumaia TAGI FIJ<br />
16 MF Jone VONO FIJ<br />
17 FW Arvindra NAIDU FIJ<br />
18 MF Marika ROBANAKADAVU FIJ<br />
19 DF Leone VURUKANIA FIJ<br />
20 FW Guerrero MARCELLO AUS<br />
21 MF Nahuel ARRARTE AUS<br />
22 GK James CHRONOPOULOS AUS<br />
23 FW Azzeddine DARIF AUS<br />
24 GK Ali Cem AKBAL AUS<br />
25 MF Nikola ZONJIC AUS<br />
26 DF Goran SUBARA AUS<br />
27 MF Salesh KUMAR AUS<br />
28 FW Wade OOSTENDORP AUS<br />
29 DF Esava NAQELECA FIJ<br />
30 MF Seimata CHILLIA VAN<br />
Head Coach: Imdad ALI (FIJ)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
GK Navusu KITU SOL<br />
GK Michael KOUMA SOL<br />
DF Jacob PEKAU SOL<br />
DF Emmanuel POILA SOL<br />
DF Derol MELO SOL<br />
DF Martin RUHASIA SOL<br />
DF Joseph LANI SOL<br />
DF Christanto MISIGA SOL<br />
DF David HOUPERE SOL<br />
DF Charlie TANIRO SOL<br />
DF Arnold KENI SOL<br />
MF Clifford HUTA SOL<br />
MF Michael MISITANA SOL<br />
MF Gibson HOSEA SOL<br />
MF John WAYNE SOL<br />
MF Lenson BISILI SOL<br />
MF Tolei Ini KOPURIA SOL<br />
MF Abraham INIGA SOL<br />
FW Commins MENAPI SOL<br />
FW Joe LUWI SOL<br />
FW Michael PATITI SOL<br />
FW Tutizama TANITO SOL<br />
FW Johan Firisi DOIWALE SOL<br />
FW Elliot RAGOMO SOL<br />
DF Simon TOVA SOL<br />
FW John MANEBONA SOL<br />
MF Ben HIBISCUS SOL<br />
MF Patrick ERIC SOL<br />
MF Vahid NAMO SOL<br />
MF Philip MISIBINI SOL<br />
Head Coach: Patrick MINITI
<strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong> <strong>2010</strong> O-<strong>LEAGUE</strong><br />
tAFeA Fc (VAN) WAitAKere uNiteD (NZL)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Alfred MALAS VAN<br />
2 DF Samson OBED VAN<br />
3 DF Jacques MAFIL NAWAN VAN<br />
4 DF Roger JOE VAN<br />
5 MF Silas NAMATAK VAN<br />
6 DF Fredy VAVA VAN<br />
7 MF Moise POIDE VAN<br />
8 MF Pita David MAKI VAN<br />
9 FW Jean Nako NAPRAPOL VAN<br />
10 MF Richard IWAI VAN<br />
11 FW Etienne MERMER VAN<br />
12 MF Hubert NAKE VAN<br />
13 MF Francois SAKAMA VAN<br />
14 DF Asi Daniel VAN<br />
15 FW Jonah TURU VAN<br />
16 MF Alphonse QORIG VAN<br />
17 DF Geoffrey GETE VAN<br />
18 DF Robert TOM VAN<br />
19 MF Michell KALTAK VAN<br />
20 GK Len MERKA VAN<br />
21 DF Rodrigues NIRUA VAN<br />
22 GK Jean Jacques NIRUA VAN<br />
23 MF Joseph NAMARIAU VAN<br />
24 DF Francois TAKAU VAN<br />
25 FW Alphonse KEIRUAN VAN<br />
26 DF Ben HOLIE VAN<br />
27 FW Fernandez TERONH VAN<br />
28 DF John NANTU VAN<br />
29 MF Lucas HEROMINLY VAN<br />
30 MF Talom IARUELI VAN<br />
Head Coach: Graham DEMAS (VAN)<br />
Number Position Name Nationality<br />
1 GK Danny ROBINSON ENG<br />
2 DF Jason ROWLEY NZL<br />
3 DF Aaron SCOTT NZL<br />
4 DF Tim MYERS NZL<br />
5 DF Ash SOLLY NZL<br />
6 DF Graham PEARCE NZL<br />
7 MF Martin BULLOCK ENG<br />
8 FW Brent FISHER NZL<br />
9 FW Benjamin TOTORI SOL<br />
10 FW Allan PEARCE NZL<br />
11 MF Neil SYKES ENG<br />
12 FW Roy KRISHNA FIJ<br />
13 FW Dimas MORALES DA SILVA BRA<br />
14 MF Jeremy CHRISTIE NZL<br />
15 DF Craig WYLIE NZL<br />
16 DF Neil EMBLEN ENG<br />
17 MF Jake BUTLER NZL<br />
18 MF Zane SOLE NZL<br />
19 MF Dakota LUCAS NZL<br />
20 FW Ryan DE VRIES RSA<br />
21 MF Keegan LINDERBOOM RSA<br />
22 GK Liam LITTLE NZL<br />
23 MF Jack HOBSON-MCVEIGH NZL<br />
24 DF Luke ADAMS NZL<br />
25 MF Tom EDWARDS NZL<br />
26 MF Jason HICKS NZL<br />
27 MF Dan JONES NZL<br />
28 GK Jason MANN NZL<br />
29 MF Jordan VALE NZL<br />
30 MF Tim PILKINGTON NZL<br />
Head Coach: Neil EMBLEN (ENG)
HISTORY OF THE OFC CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
1999 oFc club championship – Fiji<br />
South Melbourne won the right to represent OFC at the FIFA Club World<br />
Championship in Brazil the following year. The Australian club put in three brave<br />
performances losing to Manchester United 0-2, Mexican club Necaxa 1-3 and<br />
Brazilian giants Vasco de Gama 0-2.<br />
2001 oFc club championship – pNG<br />
Wollongong Wolves were crowned OFC Club Champions after winning a gripping<br />
final 1-0 against Vanuatu club Tafea who had stunned New Zealand favourites<br />
Napier City Rovers 4-2 in the semi-finals. Wollongong was unable to represent<br />
Oceania at the FIFA World Club Championships due to its cancellation that year.<br />
2005 oFc club championship – tahiti<br />
After a four-year hiatus the OFC Club Championship was reintroduced. Australian<br />
club Sydney FC beat New Caledonians AS Magenta 2-0 in the final.<br />
At the FIFA Club World Cup Sydney FC performed admirably beating CAF champions<br />
Al-Ahly before losing to CONCACAF champions Deportivo Saprissa 1-0 in the<br />
quarter-finals.<br />
2006 oFc club championship – New Zealand<br />
This year signalled the end of Australian involvement in the Oceania competition<br />
as Australia joined the Asian Football Confederation.<br />
Two times NZFC champs Auckland City FC won the final 3-1 against Tahiti’s AS<br />
Pirae. Auckland City then competed at the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan where<br />
they finished sixth.<br />
HISTORY OF THE OFC CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
2007 o-League<br />
The structure and title of the competition was altered to a home and away<br />
format featuring two groups of three teams. Group A saw Waitakere United and<br />
Auckland City both take comfortable wins over AS Mont Dore of New Caledonia.<br />
Waitakere progressed to the final due to superior goal differential and Fijian club<br />
Ba comfortably progressed from Group B. The Auckland-based side qualified for<br />
the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan on the away goals rule after the final aggregate<br />
was tied 2-2 with Ba. Waitakere then lost 3-1 to Iranian team Sepahan at the FIFA<br />
Club World Cup.<br />
2008 o-League<br />
New Zealand’s two powerhouses again dominated Group A with Waitakere edging<br />
out their arch rivals to make the final. Solomon Island club Kosso FC became that<br />
country’s first O-League finalist and shocked Waitakere with a 3-1 first leg win in<br />
Honiara. With their backs against the wall Waitakere stepped up in the return leg<br />
at Douglas Field taking a resounding 5-0 win to end Kosso’s FIFA Club World Cup<br />
hopes and retain their Oceania champions title. Waitakere were again eliminated<br />
from the Club World Cup in the first round play-off, losing a tense 2-1 match<br />
against A-League club Adelaide United.<br />
2009 o-League<br />
Going into its third year, the 2009 O-League was as intriguing as ever with both<br />
groups going down to the final match to determine the finalists. Auckland City FC<br />
finished three points clear of cross-town rivals Waitakere United in Group A while<br />
Solomon Islands’ Koloale FC edged out Hekari United FC in Group B to advance<br />
through to the home-and-away final. But Auckland City proved too strong winning<br />
7-2 in the first-leg at Honiara’s Lawson Tama Stadium before Koloale regained<br />
some pride with a 2-2 draw. The FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2009 now awaits<br />
Auckland City.
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