Originally scheduled for September 17-27, 2002, at Honiara, Solomon Islands
to determine Oceanian entrant for FIFA Club Championship 2003, which was
cancelled. 

Following the news that the FIFA Club World Championship would return in 
2005, the OFC has selected Tahiti to host the next OFC Club Championship 
in April 2005.

Preliminary Round
Manumea                  AmS  Auckland City            NZe      o/w       y
(Feb 10 and 12)
Nikao Sokattack          Coo  AS Magenta (Nouméa)      NCa   0-4  1-5  1-9x
  [Hmae Michel 38, 41, 45, Wea Jules 62]
  [Sinedo (2), Kaudre (2), Hmae; Stephen Willis 45pen]
(Mar 4 and 6)
Sobou (Lahi)             PNG  Tuinaimato Breeze        Sam   5-0  2-0  7-0
  [Richard Daniel, Andrew Laskam]
(Mar 21 and 23)
SC Lotoha'apai           Ton  Tafea FC                 Van   1-2  0-5  1-7
  [Samson Obed (2), Moise Poida, Meren Garae, Nako]
(Apr 2 and 6)
4R Electric Ltd (Ba)     Fij  Makuru FC                Sol   1-4  1-4  2-8
  [?]
  [Manoa Masi (pen) 1-0; Alick Maemae (3, 1 pen), Batram Suri; half-time 1-2]
x both matches in Auckland, New Zealand
y Manumea withdrawn by OFC 
	
NB: the travelling team will play two matches in the host country.

Australian representatives are automatically seeded to the final round,
as are two Tahiti teams.

Final Round

Papeete, Tahiti; May 30 - June 10, 2005.

NB: it is unclear why Tahitian champions 2004/05 AS Tefana did not enter;
    apparently the federation decided to register the top-2 teams 2003/04.

Group A
May 31: Sydney FC - Auckland City             3-2
  [Alvin Ceccoli 32, Andrew Packer 47, Steve Corica 93;
   Paul Seaman 37, Jonathan Smith 78]
May 31: Sobou FC - AS Pirae                   1-5
  [Andrew Kassam 87; Naea Bennett 9, 35, 49, Teva Zaveroni 14, 28]
Jun  2: AS Pirae - Auckland City              1-0
  [Raimoana Bennett 50]
Jun  2: Sobou FC - Sydney FC                  2-9
  [Clifford Wate 57, Richard Daniel 90; Iain Fyfe 5, Sasho Petrovski 14, 43, 71,
   David Zdrilic 19, 40, 42, Todd Brodie 79, Alejandro Salazar 82]
Jun  4: Sydney FC - AS Pirae                  6-0
  [David Zdrilic 11, 25, 35, 39, John Buonavoglia 43, David Carney 85]
Jun  5: Auckland City - Sobou FC              6-1
  [Liam Mulrooney 6, 30, Paul Urlovic 13, Chadwick Coombes 18,
   Greg Uhlmann 21, Christopher McIvor 87; Dugi Deno 45]

 1.Sydney FC                       3  3  0  0  18- 4  9
 2.AS Pirae                        3  2  0  1   6- 7  6
 3.Auckland City                   3  1  0  2   8- 5  3
 4.Sobou FC (Lahi)                 3  0  0  3   4-20  0

Group B
Jun  1: Tafea FC - Makuru FC                  3-2
  [Moise Poida 4, Samson Obed 18pen, Jean Naprapol 56;
   Batram Suri 54, Alick Maemae 79 [pen]]
Jun  1: AS Magenta - AS Manu Ura              4-1
  [Francis Watrone 32, 56, Pierre Wajoka 43, Paul Poatinda 62;
   Patrick Diake 46]
Jun  3: AS Magenta - Tafea FC                 1-1
  [Francis Watrone 39; Jean Naprapol 13]
Jun  3: AS Manu Ura - Makuru FC               1-2
  [Alick Maemae 6pen; Anital Lee-Tham 4, George Afia 66]
Jun  5: As Manu Ura - Tafea FC                0-2
  [Alphonse Qorig 18, Jean Naprapol 54]
Jun  5: Makuru FC - AS Magenta                0-5
  [Michael Hmae 33, 62, 81, Gil Elmour 76 pen, Elia Kaudre (after 81')]
 
 1.AS Magenta (Nouméa)             3  2  1  0  10- 2  7
 2.Tafea FC                        3  2  1  0   6- 3  7 
 3.Makuru FC                       3  1  0  2   4- 9  3
 4.AS Manu Ura                     3  0  0  3   2- 8  0

Semifinals (Jun 7)
Sydney FC                Aus  Tafea FC                 Van   6-0 
  [Sasho Petrovski 26, David Zdrilic 39, Ufuk Talay 44pen, 
   Steve Corica 65, 90, Alejandro Salazar 87]
AS Magenta (Nouméa)      NCa  AS Pirae                 Tah   4-1
  [Elmour 45, Sinedo 61, Noel Kaudre 90, 91; Robert Wadriako 17og]
  (n.b. There were two Kaudres and two Wadriakos in the Magenta team)

Third Place Match (Jun 10)
AS Pirae                 Tah  Tafea FC                 Van   1-3
  [Steven Bennett 74; Moise Poida 30, Etienne Mermer 48, 69]

Final  (Jun 10)
Sydney FC                Aus  AS Magenta (Nouméa)      NCa   2-0
  [Matthew Bingley 16, David Zdrilic 59]

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