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Labasa Women looking to continue fine form at OFC today

Labasa Women looking to continue fine form at OFC today

By Mansi Chand
03/06/2023
Photo:OFC

The Labasa Women’s Football team is looking to put on another outstanding performance when they take on Koloale FC today in the Women’s OFC Champions League in Papua New Guinea.

They defeated the Kiwi FC in their first match 6-0 and will want to continue their fine form in the competition today.

Labasa will play the Solomon Kaloale FC at 2pm.

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