The Vanuatu Football Federation is in Luganville this week to receive 400 athletes and coaches in the camp from Torba, Penama, Sanma and Luganville, for the National Youth League Championship. This afternoon VFF President Lambert Maltock and President of…
As stated on oceaniafootballcentre.home.blog, after two years Vanuatu has a women’s football league again. Nine teams took part of Women’s Opening Knockout, a warm-up tournament that precedes the Premier League. The nine teams were split in two groups. At…
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The Port Vila Women’s League third place final last weekend had Vanessa Wilson in number 16 jersey busy behind Galaxy’s back line with only one goal against right to the end of the 4-1 victory over Tupuji Imere FC…
The centre stage for the Women’s Football League opening tournament grand final yesterday at the Korman Stadium has seen so much talents and big improvement in women’s football. There was so much to talk about and for Angelina…
The Director General to the Ministry of Youth and Sports development (MoYSD) Henry Vira has congratulated the Vanuatu Football Federation (VFF) for hosting its first ever National Youth Championship currently underway in Port Vila. The tournament brought together U-17…
The Vanuatu Football Federation National Youth League Championship Day 1 kicked off in Port Vila yesterday and was action-packed with a high energy level of individual players displaying their best foot work and the provinces providing team strategy. The…
Shefa province looks forward to an exciting competition as they will be part of the four provinces participating in the Southern region zone of the VFF National Youth League Championship at Teouma today. Coach Rissa Albert said their preparation has…
Former New Zealand All Whites Keeper James Bannatyne is in Port Vila this week to run a 3 days MA certificate Goal Keeping Coaching Course at Teouma. In the Academy conference room this morning, the Oceania Football Confederation goalkeeper…
