NZ beats Fiji FA President's 5 OFC Futsal Cup

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NZ beats Fiji FA President's 5 OFC Futsal Cup

By Naveel Krishant

13/09/2022

Players observe a moment of silence in memory of Her Majesty the late Queen Elizabeth II [Photo: OFC Football Confederation]

The Fiji FA President's 5 has been thumped 5-1 by New Zealand Futsal in the OFC Futsal Cup.

The team was trailing 2-1 at half time however New Zealand took control of the game in the second half.

They also held a moment of silence for the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

Meanwhile, the Digicel Fiji Futsal team will play New Caledonia at 8.30 tonight.

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