Some key players are likely to return for the Baby Bula Boys this week in time for the OFC Under-17 semi-final clash against New Zealand.

There are a few areas the Baby Bula Boys will need to work on before the OFC Under-17 Championship semi-final match against New Zealand.

Arsenal retained control of the Premier League title race after Eddie Nketiah’s 90th-minute winner gave them a dramatic 3-2 victory over Manchester United in a thriller at Emirates Stadium.

New Zealand will face Fiji in the OFC Under-17 Championship semi-final at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

A double to Petero Maivalenisau sees Fiji progress to the semi-final of the OFC Under-17 Championship.

Injury is a major worry for the Baby Bula Boys.

Brighton scored a late to earn a point and end the match at 2-all after Leicester had come from behind to take the lead at King Power Stadium.

The Fiji Football Under-17 team is only two matches away from qualifying to the World Cup in Peru.

Fiji Under-17 football head coach Sunil Kumar believes the OFC U17 Championship quarter-final will be a game of possession.

Rewa Football coach Marika Rodu is optimistic about the new season.

Fiji Football and Suva goalkeeper Akuila Mateisuva believe the Baby Bula Boys can go all the way in the OFC Under-17 Championship.

Manchester City overpowered Tottenham with a stunning 4-2 comeback at Etihad Stadium to close the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal to five points.