National Soccer League (semi-professional) 2010/11
Regular Stage | Championship Playoff
Regular Stage
Final Table:
1.Hekari United FC (Port Moresby) 11 10 1 0 37-10 31 Qualified
2.Eastern Stars (Milne Bay) 12 8 2 2 34-17 26 [*1] Qualified
3.Tukoko University Lae FC (Lae) 11 3 5 3 10-13 14 [*2] Qualified
4.Besta PNG FA Under-20 (Lae) 12 3 4 5 26-25 13 Qualified
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
5.Petro Souths FC (Mendi) 12 2 6 4 15-19 12 [*3]
6.Madang Fox (Madang) 12 2 2 8 16-35 8
7.Gigira Laitepo Morobe (Lae) 12 1 4 7 15-34 7
NB: remaining match not played due to irrelevance
[*1] play home matches in Port Moresby
[*2] Tukoko means Eagle in the Kote language of Finschhafen
[*3] play home matches in Goroka
NB: CMSS Rapatona Tigers were renamed Moresby Casino Hotel FC but
withdrew from the league, as did University Inter FC and Gelle
Hills United
Round 1 [Oct 30]
Madang Fox 2-2 Besta Under-20
Hekari United 6-2 Gigira Laitepo
Tukoko University 0-0 Petro Souths
Eastern Stars bye
Round 2 [Nov 6]
Besta Under-20 1-2 Tukoko University
Eastern Stars 5-1 Madang Fox
Petro Souths 0-2 Hekari United [in Goroka]
Gigira Laitepo bye
Round 3
[Nov 13]
Gigira Laitepo 1-1 Petro Souths
Tukoko University 0-0 Eastern Stars
[Nov 24]
Hekari United 4-2 Besta Under-20
Madang Fox bye
Round 4 [Nov 20]
Eastern Stars 1-3 Hekari United
Besta Under-20 2-2 Petro Souths
Madang Fox 1-0 Gigira Laitepo
Tukoko University bye
Round 5 [Nov 27]
Gigira Laitepo 3-2 Besta Under-20
Tukoko University 2-0 Madang Fox
Petro Souths 0-3 Eastern Stars
Hekari United bye
Round 6
[Dec 4]
Eastern Stars 4-2 Besta Under-20
Gigira Laitepo 2-2 Tukoko University
[Mar 12]
Hekari United 8-0 Madang Fox
Petro Souths bye
Round 7
[Jan 15]
Gigira Laitepo 4-4 Eastern Stars
[Feb 2]
Petro Souths 3-1 Madang Fox
Hekari United n/p Tukoko University
Besta Under-20 bye
Round 8 [Jan 22]
Besta Under-20 5-2 Madang Fox
Gigira Laitepo awd Hekari United [awarded 0-3; originally 1-0;
Petro Souths 0-0 Tukoko University Gigira used ineligible player]
Eastern Stars bye
Round 9 [Jan 29]
Tukoko University 0-2 Besta Under-20
Madang Fox 0-2 Eastern Stars
Hekari United 4-1 Petro Souths
Gigira Laitepo bye
Round 10
[Feb 5]
Petro Souths 2-0 Gigira Laitepo [awarded 3-0; originally 2-0;
Eastern Stars 4-0 Tukoko University Gigira used ineligible player]
[Feb 16]
Besta Under-20 1-1 Hekari United
Madang Fox bye
Round 11 [Feb 12]
Hekari United 2-1 Eastern Stars
Petro Souths 2-2 Besta Under-20
Gigira Laitepo awd Madang Fox [awarded 0-3; originally 3-0;
Tukoko University bye Gigira used ineligible player]
Round 12 [Feb 19]
Besta Under-20 awd Gigira Laitepo [awarded 3-0; originally 0-2;
Madang Fox 2-3 Tukoko University Gigira used ineligible player]
Eastern Stars 2-1 Petro Souths
Hekari United bye
Round 13
[Feb 26]
Besta Under-20 2-3 Eastern Stars
Tukoko University 1-1 Gigira Laitepo
[Mar 11]
Madang Fox 2-3 Hekari United [in Port Moresby]
Petro Souths bye
Round 14 [Mar 5]
Eastern Stars 5-2 Gigira Laitepo
Tukoko University 0-1 Hekari United
Madang Fox 2-2 Petro Souths
Besta Under-20 bye
Final Table:
1.Hekari United FC (Port Moresby) 11 10 1 0 37-10 31 Qualified
2.Eastern Stars (Milne Bay) 12 8 2 2 34-17 26 [*1] Qualified
3.Tukoko University Lae FC (Lae) 11 3 5 3 10-13 14 [*2] Qualified
4.Besta PNG FA Under-20 (Lae) 12 3 4 5 26-25 13 Qualified
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
5.Petro Souths FC (Mendi) 12 2 6 4 15-19 12 [*3]
6.Madang Fox (Madang) 12 2 2 8 16-35 8
7.Gigira Laitepo Morobe (Lae) 12 1 4 7 15-34 7
NB: remaining match not played due to irrelevance
[*1] play home matches in Port Moresby
[*2] Tukoko means Eagle in the Kote language of Finschhafen
[*3] play home matches in Goroka
NB: CMSS Rapatona Tigers were renamed Moresby Casino Hotel FC but
withdrew from the league, as did University Inter FC and Gelle
Hills United
Championship Playoff
Semifinals [Mar 26, Lloyd Robson Oval]
Hekari United 5-1 Besta Under-20
Eastern Stars 3-1 Tukoko University
Third Place Match [Apr 2, Lloyd Robson Oval]
Besta Under-20 n/p Tukoko University
Final [Apr 2, Lloyd Robson Oval]
Hekari United 4-0 Eastern Stars
Besta Cup 2011
NB: tournament formerly called PNGFA Cup and reportedly last played 2003 in Madang with
Madang beating LFA 3-1 in the final (however, a 2006 edition is also documented)
Mamose (Lae, Lahi, Madang and Wau)
[venue: Lae, Panamex Park]
Final [Jun 26]
Lae 1-0 Madang
NB: Lae Football Association will represent the Mamose region
in the Besta Papua New Guinea Football Association Cup
after winning the final.
Southern Region
3 (or 2?) participating teams [Higaturu, Alotau, Kerema, Tabubil,
Kiunga and Daru did not participate]
Start: Jul 8
Winners: Tufi FC
Islands region
Tournament held in Kimbe
Winners: Boungainville
Highlands region
Winners: Mt Hagen
Final Tournament
In Lae; 8 participants;
Port Moresby represented by Public Servants Soccer Association
Semifinals [Oct 1]
Lae 2-1 Bougainville
Port Moresby 2-1 Mount Hagen
Grand Final [Oct 8]
Lae 3-1 Public Servants Soccer Association (Port Moresby)
Southern Football Challenge Cup 2010/11 NB: first edition Final [Jan 23] Tufi 1-1 University [aet, 5-4 pen]
Port Moresby 2010
Semi-elimination finals [Oct 16]
Vats Limited Yamaros 0-0 PS Rutz [5-2 pen]
Mungkas 7-0 SES United
Elimination Final [Oct 30]
Yamaros 2-0 Hard Rocks
Minor Final [Nov 6]
Yamaros bt Momase
Grand Final [Nov 14, Bisini Soccer Field]
University 2-0 Yamaros
Lae/Lahi 2010/11
NB: the top-4 clubs from both the Lae Football Association
(Lae Biscuit Poro, City United, West and Mala Sentas)
and the Lahi Soccer Association (TTC Bullets, Sogeram,
Unitech and Sambure) enter the Super 8 competition, a
single round robin with the top-4 enter the knock-out stage
Niugini Builders Super 8 soccer challenge
Round 5 [Jan 8]
Poro 1-0 Sogeram
Sambure 2-2 TTC Bullets
City United 1-0 West
Unitech 2-1 Mala Santas
Round 6 [Jan 9]
City United 4-3 Unitech
Sambure 11-2 Mala Sentas
Sogeram n/p TTC Bullets
West 3-0 Poro
Round 7 [Jan 16]
Top of Table (Jan 12):
1.Zilu Scientific West 6 4 1 1 13
2.Unitech 6 4 1 1 13
3.City United 6 9
4.Sambure 6 8
5.Lae Biscuit Poro 6 7
6.Sogeram 5 6
7.TTC Bullets 5 1 3 1 6
8.Mala Sentas 6 1 2 3 5
Winners Super Eight: Poro
Boroko 2010/11
Grand Final [Mar 5]
Mul Sua United FC 4-2 Baira Barbarians
Lae 2011
Grand Final [Oct 1]
City United - Zilu West
Milne Bay 2010/11
Governor's Cup
Start: Dec 3
Momase 2010/11
East and West Sepik soccer associations, Madang and Boana did
not take part
Semifinals
Lae 1 2-1 Lahi
Wau 1-0 Lae 2
Final
Wau 1-0 Lae 1
NB: Wau were defending champions
Mosa 2010/11
Grand Final [Nov 28]
Dami FC - KOM
Ramu 2010/11
Grand Final [Oct 9]
Hetura 3-1 Ph-7
Tabubil 2010
Grand Final [Nov 13]
Bultem Rock Brothers FC 3-2 Skotaks [aet]
B Division
Final [Nov 13?]
Chauka 4-1 Kimi
Chauka promoted to Premier League
Kusunan Cup 2011
Winners: Sakups (Migalsim)
Watara 2010/11
A Division
Grand Final [Jan ?]
Lapun drw Tigers [Lapun on pen]
B Division
Final
Tigers drw ATSS Vunapope [4-2 pen]
Wau 2010/11
Grand Final [Oct 31?]
Pascols 3-1 Tribes FC
Sources: The National, Post-Courier
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