Solomon Kings FC had produced whats being described as the biggest upset in the OFC Pro League so far.
This followed their 3-1 victory over the Auckland FC who were never defeated.
It was the Kings’ second win in the new league after beating PNG Hekari FC 1-0 in the first round in Auckland in January.
For Auckland FC its their first taste of defeat.
With the win the Kings is at third spot on the ladder, tied with eight points with South Melbourne.
OFC reported the Papua New Guinea blistering heat certainly seemed to effect Auckland FC more than it did the Solomon Kings, with the league leaders looking sluggish all throughout the first period.
The Kings matched Auckland in every phase of the game, as the heat looked to have affected the Kiwis.
With the win the Kings move up again to third spot on the ladder, tied with eight points with South Melbourne.
The two foreign players and local star Bobby Leslie did the team proud through their goals.
Auckland goalscorer Liam Gillion congratulated the Kings for the win, adding they will move on to the next round.
“Tough game today. I think we just got caught on the back foot in the first half,” he said.
“Not the best from us today. All credit to them; they played very well.”
Gillion admitted the heat was a big challenge but added that was no excuse as all the teams played in the same conditions.
Sunday’s matches will complete round two in Port Moresby.
That will see South Melbourne take on Vanuatu United FC while Bula FC will face Tahiti United.
Meanwhile, a supporter of Solomon Kings Hon. Peter Kenilorea Jnr has congratulated the team for their victory.
“Massive win. Congratulations! I must say I enjoyed the play and tactics employed by Solomon Kings, our boys, against the leaders Auckland FC.
“Such composure. Dominated all facets. A comprehensive performance. Go Kings. On to the 3rd Round,” he concluded.
Coach Ben Cahn has acknowledged for giving their best in their match on Saturday.
He said, the boys did all their best during the much to register 3 points.
