Defending Extra Battle of the Giants champions, Extra Supermarket Labasa is in pool A for this year’s tournament at 4R Stadium Govind Park in Ba next month.

There will be no room for error tomorrow as Rewa FC battles for a place in the semi-finals of the OFC Men’s Champions League.

IXCEL Rewa FC is gearing up for another high-stakes battle tomorrow when they face Lae City at 3pm in Ba in the OFC Men’s Champions League.

Ba FC is setting its sights on a third major football title after a strong season.

A brace of goals within two minutes of each other saw Auckland City come from behind to defeat a gallant Central Coast FC 2-1, taking their OFC Men’s Champions League unbeaten streak to 28-games in a pulsating Group A contest at Churchill Park in Lautoka yesterday.

European soccer’s governing body UEFA, the Asian Football Confederation and CONCACAF issued an open letter on Monday attacking FIFA chief Gianni Infantino’s conduct during the proposed ​sale of a stake in World Cup commercial rights.

A brace of goals within two minutes of each other saw Auckland City come from behind to defeat a gallant Central Coast FC 2-1, taking their OFC Men’s Champions League unbeaten streak to 28-games in a pulsating Group A contest at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

Navua Football Club is putting its traditional Southern Division rivalry with Rewa  aside, throwing its full support behind the Delta Tigers as they begin their OFC Men’s Champions League 2026 campaign this afternoon.
Navua president Rajeev Prasad wishes Rewa nothing but the best ahead of their opening game.

Rewa FC is ready to proudly represent Fiji when it begins its 2026 OFC Men’s Championship League campaign against Galaxy FC tomorrow.

Fans are being urged to put club rivalries aside and unite behind Rewa as they prepare to represent Fiji in the opening match of the OFC Men’s Champions League on Sunday at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

Dayal’s Sawmillers Ba has one hand on the Extra Premier League title after a 2-1 win over Extra Supermarket Labasa at Subrail Park today.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said that world soccer’s ​governing body had scrapped plans to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors after widespread backlash.
FIFA planned to raise to $4.2 billion by selling about a 20% stake in a new unit that would run FIFA events, including the World Cup.