The Leader of Opposition, Hon. Matthew Wale, has conveyed his heartfelt congratulations to the Solomon Islands Women’s National Football Team for making history by winning the OFC Women’s Nations Cup. Hon. Wale in a statement issued on Sunday described the team’s historic triumph as a moment of immense national pride and a testament to the…
The Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) Executive and the Organising Committee of the Solomon Cup 2025 has announced that the Semi-Final matches will take place on Tuesday, 22 July 2025. The Semi-Finalists are as follows: Group A: Guadalcanal Hornets and Malaita Eagles Group B: Western Tomoko and Makira Ulawa In light of the recent decisions…
The 2025 OFC Women’s Nations Cup Queen arrived in Honiara to a heroic welcome on Sunday morning. The Moses Toata led team touched down at the Honiara International Airport just after 10am to a heroic welcome as supporters, fans, family members came out in huge numbers to welcome them. A parade is also being organised…
Solomon Islands National Womens Team Interim head coach Moses Toata has thanked his players for their perseverance and hard work in winning the OFC Women’s title for the first time. Speaking to OFC Media after the historic win in Suva, Fiji on Saturday night Toata said, the victory has brought feelings of excitement and emotion.…
OFC: The Solomon Islands on Saturday evening have defeated Papua New Guinea 3-2 after extra-time at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, winning the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 title, and their very-first continental crown. Thrice the Solomon Islands took the lead, but twice ten-man Papua New Guinea reeled them back in to force the game…
The Solomon Cup Organising Committee on Friday announced that the semi-final matches of the Solomon Cup 2025, initially scheduled for this weekend, have been postponed tentatively to Monday, July 21, 2025. This decision was made following constructive discussions with Provincial Football Association – participating teams regarding the Disciplinary Committee Decision on Makira Ulawa Football Association…
The Lauru Football Association (LFA) President is appealing for respect and unity amidst the current Solomon Cup saga. The LFA President Mr Jeffery Sipele in a statement earlier said, the ongoing controversy surrounding the Solomon Cup has not only drawn the attention of football fans nationwide but has also sparked a wave of discussion and debate across social…
The Lauru Football Association (LFA) has officially appealed a decision by the SIFF Disciplinary Committee that awarded Western Tomoko a 3-0 win over Makira Ulawa, giving Tomoko three points and pushing Lauru Kuvojo out of the semi-finals on goal difference. The ruling followed a complaint from the Western Football Association (WFA), which claimed Makira Ulawa…
Lauru Football Association (LFA) says it would challenge the decision by the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) Disciplinary Committee for penalising Makira which subsequently denied the team from earning a semi-final spot. In a short statement late Wednesday, Lauru Football Association (LFA) said, a formal challenge will be issued by Thursday. “Following the release of…
The Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) Disciplinary Committee, responsible for oversight of the Solomon Cup 2025 has been penalised for fielding more than the required amount of guest players in their match against Western Tomoko. In a decision handed down on Wednesday the Disciplinary Committee said, it has reviewed a formal complaint regarding the match…