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Wednesday, July 11, 2007

PNG SOCCER TEAM READY TO MEET KOSSA AND SOLOMONS NATIONAL TEAM

National Online

By BUSTIN ANZU

THE inclusion of two overseas-based players Alex Davani and Mauri Wasi in the PNG national soccer team will beef up the attacking power for the two friendlies in Honiara,The duo arrived yesterday to join the team for the two friendly games.

Davani plays for Taringa Rovers in Brisbane Soccer League while Wasi plays in New Zealand.PNG coach Marcos Gusmao has named his side which will have their first game against O-League bound KOSSA at the Lawson Tama stadium this afternoon. The next game will be against the national side on Friday.

While respecting KOSSA, as the champion side and will expect a good match, coach Gusmao said his side has a mixture of new and old players and were ready to play.The team led by captain Richard Daniels include former Auckland City striker Reginald Davani, Andrew Lepani, David Muta, Neil Hans to name a few, were hard at training at the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) National Soccer Academy since their arrival.

Meanwhile, team manager John Kapi Natto has called for the two countries to have regular games.Natto said the last time Papua New Guinea played the Solomon Islands was in 2003 in Port Moresby which the visitors won 5-3.

Natto said their intention to going to Honiara was to find their standard and improve on it after they failed to make the PNG contingent to the Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa, next month.

The Solomon Islands national team will be treating the match as a good warm up for 2007 Pacific Games in Samoa next month and PNG want to make up for the 2003 loss in Port Moresby.Skipper Daniels, who has played against the Solomon Islands seven times since 1998, said he was looking forward to the two matches.

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