Suva and Nadi will face off for the 2024 National Futsal title when they meet this afternoon at the Fiji Football Academy in Vatuwaqa.

Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was left red-faced as a second-half strike by midfielder Martin Zubimendi gave an injury-hit Spain a hard-fought and deserved 1-0 win in Nations League Group A4.

Chelsea’s Mayra Ramirez and Sandy Baltimore scored early goals to help their side beat Arsenal 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium and move top of the Women’s Super League, landing an early blow to the Gunners’ title hopes.

Andrej Kramaric headed in a 70th-minute winner as Croatia fought back from a goal down to claim a 2-1 victory over visitors Scotland in the Nations League at the Maksimir Stadium.

The Nadi Futsal side delivered a dominant performance, defeating Savusavu 5-0 in the Extra Supermarket National Futsal League Final play-offs at the Fiji FA Futsal Court in Vatuwaqa this afternoon.

Denzel Dumfries headed a late equaliser for the Netherlands to rescue a point in a frustrating 1-1 Nations League Group A3 draw with Hungary in Budapest, where the visitors finished with 10 men after captain Virgil van Dijk was sent off.

Fiji Bula Boys veteran Samuela Kautoga dedicated their FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifiers 1-nil win over the Solomon Islands to all their fans and supporters who came out in numbers to cheer on the side.

After securing a 1-nil victory in their opening match against the Solomon Islands in the FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifiers last night, Bula Boys captain Roy Krishna believes his team could have done better.

Suva dominated their opening match of the Extra Supermarket National Futsal League final play-off defeating Savusavu 6-0 at the Fiji FA Futsal Court in Vatuwaqa this afternoon.

The Fiji Bula Boy’s 1-nil win over the Solomon Islands last night in their FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifiers opener, was a special one for Gabriele Matanisiga who received the Player of the Match Award.

Some former stars will be returning to their teams in this year’s Inter District Championship.

The obvious reaction to England’s shock 2-1 defeat by Greece would be to blame the radical selection of stand-in coach Lee Carsley, but the key moments came not in the crowded midfield but when England had numbers galore at the back.