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New Cal keep U16 semis hope alive

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New Caledonia secured their first victory in the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship with a narrow 2-1 win against the Solomon Islands, keeping their semi-final hopes alive. The action started early when New Caledonia’s Kinë Hmaen capitalized on a defensive mix-up, scoring in just the ninth minute. However, the Solomon Islands responded swiftly, with Gracester Kini making the most of a goalkeeping error to level the score. The match was evenly contest…

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New Cal keep U16 semis hope alive

New Caledonia secured their first victory in the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship with a narrow 2-1 win against the Solomon Islands, keeping their semi-final hopes alive. The action started early when New Caledonia’s Kinë Hmaen capitalized on a defensive mix-up, scoring in just the ninth minute. However, the Solomon Islands responded swiftly, with Gracester Kini making the most of a goalkeeping error to level the score. The match was evenly contest…

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