Tournament details | |
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Host country | Vanuatu |
Dates | May 23 – June 15, 2013 |
Teams | 12 (from 8 associations) |
Venue(s) | 2 (in 2 host cities) |
Final positions | |
Champions | Tafea FC |
Runners-up | Amicale FC |
Tournament statistics | |
Matches played | 33 |
Goals scored | 173 (5.24 per match) |
The 2013 VFF National Super League was the qualifying competition for the 2013–14 OFC Champions League.
Tafea FC and Amicale FC both advanced to this tournament as the two Vanuatu representative clubs.
Teams
12 teams will qualify from 8 separate national competitions.
Association | Qualified Teams | Provinces |
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Port Vila Football Association | Amicale FC Tafea FC Erakor Golden Star |
Port Vila |
Tafea Football Association | Nalkutan FC Highlands FC |
Tafea Province |
Shefa Football Association | Malnaruru FC | Shefa Province |
Luganville Football Association | Santos FC Siaraga FC |
Luganville |
Torba Football Association | Green Perrut FC | Torba Province |
Penama Football Association | Blue Rovers FC | Penama Province |
Sanma Football Association | Western Star FC | Sanma Province |
Malampa Football Association | Uripiv FC | Malampa Province |
Rounds
Northern Region
Uripiv FC advanced in first place and Siaraga FC advanced in second place.[1]
Round 1
Uripiv FC | 7–1 | Western Star FC |
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Octav Meltecoin Ruben Frank Frank Rubern Octav Meltecoin Loic Bahormal Edwin Bae Edwin Bae |
Jacob Berry |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Siaraga FC | 2–2 | Blue Rovers FC |
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Samsam Liplip Olsen Gelesi |
Bernard Vira Austin Tari |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Santos FC | v | Green Perrut FC |
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Round 2
Blue Rovers FC | 0–4 | Santos FC |
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Jean Pierre Lewus Justin Koka Sebastien |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Referee: Soterio Bernard
Uripiv FC | 2–0 | Siaraga FC |
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Ruben Frank Loic Bahormal |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Referee: Nawen Hopkins
Green Perrut FC | 1–5 | Western Star FC |
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Bernard Smith | Wille Tari Wala Jacob Joshua Song Jacob Mike [Own Goal] |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Referee: Harry Berry
Round 3
Siaraga FC | 10–0 | Western Star FC |
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Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Blue Rovers FC | 4–0 | Green Perrut FC |
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Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Uripiv FC | 4–2 | Santos FC |
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Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Round 4
Uripiv FC | 11–0 | Green Perrut FC |
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Loic Bahormal (6) Octav Meltecoin Paul Malsale (2) Harry Saksak Donna Godsen |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Santos FC | 1–2 | Siaraga FC |
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Frank Molisale | Samsam Liplip Simon Bule |
Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Blue Rovers FC | 2–2 | Western Star FC |
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Chapuis stadium, Luganville
Southern Region
Amicale F.C. advanced in first place and Tafea F.C. advanced in second place.
Round 1
Tafea FC | 2–1 | Malnaruru FC |
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Alista Kalip 60' Jayson Botleng |
Michel Coulon |
Referee: George Bruce
Erakor Golden Star | 3–0 | Hi-Lands FC |
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Jack Niko Jack Niko Jackson Tasso |
Referee: Alick Lukai
Amicale FC | 3–1 | Nalkutan FC |
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Pape Gueye Daniel Natou Jack Wetney |
Maika Lava |
Referee: Mahit Chilia
Round 2
Hi-Lands FC | 1–3 | Nalkutan FC |
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Loren Bob | Jeffery Tess Jeffery Tess John Maimai |
Referee: Mahit Chilia
Erakor Golden Star | 3–2 | Malnaruru FC |
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Abtul Rogara Tony Kaltak Jean Kaltak |
Richard Manurik Harry Michel |
Referee: Robinson Banga
Amicale FC | 0–0 | Tafea FC |
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Referee: George Bruce
Round 3
Amicale FC | 11–0 | Malnaruru FC |
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Tafea FC | 2–0 | Hi-Lands FC |
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Round 4
Hi-Lands FC | 4–2 | Malnaruru FC |
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Jack Iarapia Richard Iata Lemani Lolgot Lemani Lolgot |
Wille August Robert Baggio |
Referee: Robinson Banga
Tafea FC | 5–0 | Nalkutan FC |
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Dalong Damilip Alista Kalip John Lann Alista Kalip Iamak |
Referee: Robinson Banga
Amicale FC | 2–1 | Erakor Golden Star |
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Kensi Tangis Fenedy Masauvakalo |
Jean Kaltak |
Referee: Mahit Chilia
Playoffs
Semi-finals
Uripiv FC | 0–3 | Tafea FC |
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Grand Final
References
- ↑ "Vanuatu 2012/13". RSSSF. Retrieved 2015-10-06.
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