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Fiji’s most successful club side in recent times, Ba, otherwise known as the ‘Men in Black’, are a force to be reckoned with. The new format of the OFC Champions League will definitely suit the Fijian outfit in their quest to be crowned the champions of Oceania and build on their performance from the 2012 season.

 

One of the stronger nations within Oceania, their representative Ba has gone closest to lifting the title OFC Club Champions when they were beaten on the away goals rule in the 2007 OFC Champions League final by New Zealand’s Waitakere United.

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2013 CLUB CHAMPION OF FIJI

Fiji plays a very important role in the Oceania region South Pacific Forum. Being a founding and leading member of the South Pacific Forum, it is committed to assisting its neighbouring island countries in their development. Fiji will continue to support regional cooperation in the Pacific Islands region, acting in concert with its neighbouring countries.

Fiji, endowed with forest, mineral, and fish resources, is one of the more developed of the Pacific Island economies, though still with a large subsistence sector. Natural resources include timber, fish, gold, copper, offshore oil and hydropower. Tourism is a major industry in the country, with the majority of international visitors arriving from Australia, New Zealand, and the USA.

Football has a huge following in Fiji but also competes with rugby and rugby league. Futsal has also grown in popularity with Fiji becoming the regular host of the OFC Futsal Championship – now an annual competition.

The Fiji Sun GP Batteries National Football League is the flagship National League for the Fiji FA and is run from September through until April.

There are ten clubs that compete in the National Football League with the ambitions to qualify for the OFC Champions League, they are Ba, Rewa, Nadi, Labasa, Suva, Tavua, Navua, Savusavu, Nadroga, and Lautoka. The current champions, Ba, have won the National Football League on 16 different occasions.

The Fiji FA supports other domestic cup and tournament competitions that include the Fiji Football Association Cup Tournament (Fiji FACT), the Inter-District Cup (IDC), Champion v Champions, and the Battle of the Giants (BOG).

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For further information please contact:

Tai Nicholas

General Secretary

Oceania Football Confederation

 

+64 21 331 164​

+64 9 531 5951

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