Oceania Football Confederation Women's Olympic Qualifier Tournament Results 3rd March 2012

Tonga 0 - 2 Papua New Guinea

Goals From:

Zeen Limbai 32' (Papua New Guinea)

Deslyne Siniu 48' (Papua New Guinea)

Starting line-ups:

Tonga:

1. Lupe LIKILIKI (GK) (c), 2. Sofia FILO, 3. Buccilea ONGOLEA, 4. Eseta VI, 5. Laite SI'I MANU, 6. Mele SOAKAI, 7. Sala VEAMATAHAU, 8. Salome VA'ENUKU, 9. Kiana MU'AMOHOLEVA, 10. Piuingi FEKE, 11. Koni VUNGAMOEAHI

Coach: Lui MUAVESI (TGA)

Papua New Guinea:

20. Linda BUNAGA (GK), 2. Aida GEROTA, 3. Kathrina SALAIAU, 4. Linah HONEAKII, 8. Esther KENATSI, 10. Barbra MUTA, 13. Daisy WINAS, 14. Sandra BIRUM, 15. Deslyne SINIU (c), 17. Rumona MORRIS, 18. Zeen LIMBAI

Coach: Steven MUNE (PNG)

Samoa 4 - 3 Vanuatu

Goals From:

Lisa Batick 6' 30' (Vanuatu)
Hazel Peleti 25' 64' 85' Samoa)
Fina Angelo 44' (Vanuatu)
81' (own goal)

Starting line-ups:

Samoa:

1. Marielene PAPALII (GK), 2. Tanya BRUCE, 3. Avondale SASI, 4. Henifa BRYCE, 5. Lanuola MULIPOLA, 6. Rosemary ALAUNI, 7. Aniulagi MULIPOLA, 9. Faatia O'BRIEN, 10. Tamasailau LEUTA, 13. Lelaua LAUPEPA, 14. Hazel PELETI

Vanuatu:

20. Jane KASU (GK), 2. Rutha NALPINI, 3. Audrey GEORGE, 4. Sergine POIDA, 5. Jeanine ALATOA, 6. Elodie SAMUEL (c), 8. Sylvie GIDEON, 9. Fina ANGELO, 10. Lisa BATICK, 12. Leisale SOLOMON, 17. Joella AVOCK

A thrilling 4-3 win for Samoa over Vanuatu has capped off an exciting day two of the OFC Women’s Olympic Qualifier at Loto-Tonga Centre, as Papua New Guinea also tasted victory to book their spot in next week’s final.

Striker Hazel Peneti celebrates scoring a late winner for Samoa
the day should have belonged to Papua New Guinea after another clinical performance to beat Tonga 2-0, but it was the spirited Samoans who stole the limelight with their come-from-behind victory thanks to hat-trick hero Hazel Peleti.

Samoa and Tonga are now locked on three points with the two Polynesian nations set for a showdown on Monday to determine who will join Papua New Guinea in Wednesday’s final. With a superior goal difference, the hosts will only need a draw to advance.

Vanuatu meanwhile are out of the running after their second straight defeat – a position that looked virtually unimaginable earlier in the day.

Source: oceaniafootball.com