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Radio Apna 990 Fiji Cup

Fan Clubs exalt Soccer kinship

The rising number of people evincing interest has demonstrated the fact that Fijians in general and Indo-Fijians in particular love to play or watch a ... Full story

Backline Boys at frontline Soccer

Tavua is the one of the oldest and most successful soccer teams associated with the NZ Fiji AFC. A group of soccer enthusiasts who migrated from Fiji ... Full story

Nasinu looks for flying colours

The Nasinu Soccer Club, with its distinctive Cyan Blue and Purple colours, is confident of coming out in flying hues at the ensuing Fiji Soccer ... Full story

Pakistan should lift its game in Cricket

Pakistan and New Zealand played their Second Test Match in Wellington from January 15 to 19, 2011 at the Basin Reserve Stadium in Wellington. After ... Full story

Mangere acquires a new landmark Stadium

As Auckland Mayor Len Brown participated in the opening ceremony of the new Clubhouse and Pavilion at Centre Park in Mangere on February 12, it ... Full story

Dr Shamsud-Dean Sahu Khan is President of the Fiji Football Association based in Suva

A Tournament to foster solidarity and goodwill

Greetings to all on the occasion of the Inaugural Tournament of the Radio Apna Fiji Cup 2011. I wish to express my gratitude to the New ... Full story

Healthy competition promotes good Soccer

Bula and welcome to the inaugural Radio Apna Fiji Cup 2011 at the Mangere Centre Park in Auckland. The Mangere Centre Park Sports Association is hosting ... Full story

Teams eager to lift soccer quality

Suva Soccer Team Established in 1928, Suva Soccer is one of the oldest District Club in Fiji. The Team has participated in all major events of ... Full story

A great event that deserves public support

While the opening of the $2 million Stadium with modern facilities at Centre Park in Mangere (Auckland) will undoubtedly herald a new chapter in Soccer, ... Full story