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Tuesday, December 19, 2006

University FC to represent PNG in the Oceania Club Championship playoffs

PostCourier News, PNG

PAPUA New Guinea amateur club University FC will represent the country at the Oceania Football Club Champions League preliminary round in June next year.

University followed up their first-leg win by upstaging National Soccer League winners Petroleum Resources Kutubu Souths United 2-1 on Saturday.The double-dosage on the semi-professional champs now sends worrying signals to the governing body of the NSL in its debut year.

University determined to show cause earlier this year by not linking their players to the NSL hype…have won a battle of sorts with PNG soccer. It has been a resounding successful year under the helm of the master tactician Coach John Davani, winning the PMSA and national club titles as well.

University’s first goal was scored by Gari Moka 11 minutes into the opening minutes of the first half from good build-up play from the “little general” in veteran Desmond Waku, Steven Mali and Alex Davani from the mid-field. Moka’s shocker sent shock-waves through the already worried Souths camp to take a 1-0.

Just before the break the first signs of worry for Souths was signaled when Gelle Hills import Niel Hans was replaced by regular striker Kema Jack. In the second-half Souths saw hope when Jack Samani spiralled the equaliser.

However as fate would have it dumped Souths, mid-fielder Lawrence Diau coming on as a replacement nailed the winner four minutes from full-time to seal the win.

"Both goals I’ve scored in the first leg and today (Saturday) have both being the winning goals…it’s unbelievable and words can not express how I feel today," Diau said. He said he was grateful for University FC for believing in him and giving him the opportunity to run onto the paddock.

University coach Davani said: “Playing with 10 men for almost half of the match and winning is testimony of our clubs depth.

"We did this in Kimbe against Sobou in the National club championships and now against the semi-pro champs has been the best thing to ever happen for the club," Davani said. Davani said that it a tough task but also gave credit to Souths for the quality of players they have drawn through the NSL competition.

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