OFC Champions League 2024
Semi-final matches are over! The finalists are found out!
last year - 5/23/2024 4:14 AM GMT-3
Both semi-final matches are over and we know our OFC Men's Champions League 2024 finalists.
In the first semi-final match defending champions Auckland City (🇳🇿) took on New Caledonian side AS Magenta (🇳🇨). In the firery 90 minutes Auckland won 1-0 thanks to a goal by Stipe Ukich in the 66th minute. Auckland City now have a chance to defend their last years title once again.
In the second semi-final match, hosts AS Pirae (🇵🇫) took on Rewa (🇫🇯). Whole match Rewa was in the lead by penalty goal by Patrick Joseph until the 90th minute came around where Desire Ngiamba scored his penalty. And then even more drama in the 6th minute of additional time (90+6) AS Pirae was awarded with another penalty and Desire Ngiamba scored again. Then, unbelivable happend, in the 9th minute of additional time (90+9) Samuel Kautoga scored a nice header for 2-2 to send the game to the extra-time. In the extra-time Pirae crushed Rewa as Patrick Tepa scored a goal for 3-2 and then Peniame Drova scored an own goal for the final AS Pirae 4-2 Rewa. The hosts are the second team that advances to the final and they have a chance to take their first ever OFC Men's Champions League title.
Final: Auckland City (🇳🇿) vs AS Pirae(🇵🇫)
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In the first semi-final match defending champions Auckland City (🇳🇿) took on New Caledonian side AS Magenta (🇳🇨). In the firery 90 minutes Auckland won 1-0 thanks to a goal by Stipe Ukich in the 66th minute. Auckland City now have a chance to defend their last years title once again.
In the second semi-final match, hosts AS Pirae (🇵🇫) took on Rewa (🇫🇯). Whole match Rewa was in the lead by penalty goal by Patrick Joseph until the 90th minute came around where Desire Ngiamba scored his penalty. And then even more drama in the 6th minute of additional time (90+6) AS Pirae was awarded with another penalty and Desire Ngiamba scored again. Then, unbelivable happend, in the 9th minute of additional time (90+9) Samuel Kautoga scored a nice header for 2-2 to send the game to the extra-time. In the extra-time Pirae crushed Rewa as Patrick Tepa scored a goal for 3-2 and then Peniame Drova scored an own goal for the final AS Pirae 4-2 Rewa. The hosts are the second team that advances to the final and they have a chance to take their first ever OFC Men's Champions League title.
Final: Auckland City (🇳🇿) vs AS Pirae(🇵🇫)
Visit ofcfootball.com for more details.
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