Never mind the European Championship, or the Copa America, which
doesn't start till June 20. The big one, the Championship of the
continent, the Championship of more than a continent if you consider >Australasia as a whole continent, the Championship of Oceania, starts
on June 15.
Co-hosts: Fiji and Vanuatu. There only seem to be 2 stadiums being
used. The one in Fiji has a capacity of 15,000, the one in Vanuatu has
a capacity of 6,500.
The reigning Champions are New Zealand, who have been Champions for 8
years now as the tournament was never played in 2020.
Apparently matches are being streamed on FIFA+.
It's been spoilt somewhat by the withdrawal of New Caledonia because of >social unrest in the country. Wouldn't they have been one of the teams
most likely to seriously challenge New Zealand ?
Link to Wikipedia article: >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_OFC_Men's_Nations_Cup
Co-hosts: Fiji and Vanuatu. There only seem to be 2 stadiums being
used. The one in Fiji has a capacity of 15,000, the one in Vanuatu has
a capacity of 6,500.
Mark submitted this idea :
Co-hosts: Fiji and Vanuatu. There only seem to be 2 stadiums being
used. The one in Fiji has a capacity of 15,000, the one in Vanuatu
has a capacity of 6,500.
how many soccer stadiums are there in fiji?
ChatGPT
Fiji has several notable soccer stadiums. The main soccer stadiums in
Fiji include:
HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, with a capacity of 15,000.
Churchill Park in Lautoka, which can hold 18,000 spectators.
Govind Park in Ba, with a capacity of 13,500.
Subrail Park in Labasa, which can accommodate 10,000 people (Wikipedia) (Football Ground Map) (Football-Lineups).
These stadiums are the primary venues for soccer matches in Fiji,
hosting both domestic league games and international fixtures.
and what about Vanuatu?
ChatGPT
Vanuatu has several soccer stadiums, with the primary ones being the
Port Vila Municipal Stadium, which has a capacity of 6,500, and the Luganville Soccer City Stadium, which has a capacity of around 6,000.
These are the main venues for soccer matches in the country, hosting
both local and international events (Soccer Wiki) (Wikipedia).
For more details, you can explore the full list of stadiums on
resources like Soccer Wiki and Wikipedia.
lol
Ammammata wrote:
Mark submitted this idea :
Co-hosts: Fiji and Vanuatu. There only seem to be 2 stadiums being
used. The one in Fiji has a capacity of 15,000, the one in Vanuatu
has a capacity of 6,500.
how many soccer stadiums are there in fiji?
ChatGPT
Fiji has several notable soccer stadiums. The main soccer stadiums in
Fiji include:
HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, with a capacity of 15,000.
Churchill Park in Lautoka, which can hold 18,000 spectators.
Govind Park in Ba, with a capacity of 13,500.
Subrail Park in Labasa, which can accommodate 10,000 people
(Wikipedia) (Football Ground Map) (Football-Lineups).
These stadiums are the primary venues for soccer matches in Fiji,
hosting both domestic league games and international fixtures.
and what about Vanuatu?
ChatGPT
Vanuatu has several soccer stadiums, with the primary ones being the
Port Vila Municipal Stadium, which has a capacity of 6,500, and the
Luganville Soccer City Stadium, which has a capacity of around 6,000.
These are the main venues for soccer matches in the country, hosting
both local and international events (Soccer Wiki) (Wikipedia). >>
For more details, you can explore the full list of stadiums on
resources like Soccer Wiki and Wikipedia.
lol
The semi-finals are
New Zealand v Tahiti: the 2 former Champions playing each other
and
Fiji v Vanuatu: the 2 host countries playing each other, in Vanuatu.
Mark wrote:
Ammammata wrote:
Mark submitted this idea :
Co-hosts: Fiji and Vanuatu. There only seem to be 2 stadiums being
used. The one in Fiji has a capacity of 15,000, the one in Vanuatu
has a capacity of 6,500.
how many soccer stadiums are there in fiji?
ChatGPT
Fiji has several notable soccer stadiums. The main soccer stadiums in
Fiji include:
HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, with a capacity of 15,000.
Churchill Park in Lautoka, which can hold 18,000 spectators.
Govind Park in Ba, with a capacity of 13,500.
Subrail Park in Labasa, which can accommodate 10,000 people
(Wikipedia) (Football Ground Map) (Football-Lineups).
These stadiums are the primary venues for soccer matches in Fiji,
hosting both domestic league games and international fixtures.
and what about Vanuatu?
ChatGPT
Vanuatu has several soccer stadiums, with the primary ones being the
Port Vila Municipal Stadium, which has a capacity of 6,500, and the
Luganville Soccer City Stadium, which has a capacity of around 6,000.
These are the main venues for soccer matches in the country, hosting
both local and international events (Soccer Wiki) (Wikipedia). >>>
For more details, you can explore the full list of stadiums on
resources like Soccer Wiki and Wikipedia.
lol
The semi-finals are
New Zealand v Tahiti: the 2 former Champions playing each other
5-0
and
Fiji v Vanuatu: the 2 host countries playing each other, in Vanuatu.
Fiji 1 Vanuatu 2
Vanuatu v New Zealand in the Final.
I think we're projecting New Zealand to win the Oceanian nations Cup.
Mark <pammiesheart@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
New Zealand without some of their best players
(no Chris Wood) wins the competition with an
aggregate score of 15-0.
It was fun the one time that Tahiti qualified for
the Confed Cup, but with even that prize no longer
available I think nobody should feel bad for not giving
the competition more than one glance. It would
just make so much more sense to subsume the entire
federation within AFC.
Werner Pichler wrote:
Mark <pammiesheart@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
New Zealand without some of their best players
(no Chris Wood) wins the competition with an
aggregate score of 15-0.
Yay! My 18th favourite national team are Champions of Oceania!
It's the Championship of a continent though. I don't understand why it
It was fun the one time that Tahiti qualified for
the Confed Cup, but with even that prize no longer
available I think nobody should feel bad for not giving
the competition more than one glance. It would
just make so much more sense to subsume the entire
federation within AFC.
got so little media attention.
Wouldn't the distances between west Asia and east Oceania be too big?
Maybe split Asia in 2 and have a West Asian Nations Cup and an East
Asian and Oceanian Nations Cup?
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