Sachin Dutt, the President of New Zealand Fiji Football Incorporated (NZFFI), praised the exceptional performances of both the Auckland All Stars and Manukau All Stars in the recently concluded Pacific Community Cup in Lautoka. Dutt expressed pride in how both teams represented NZFFI, reaching the finals for the second consecutive year.
In an exciting match, the Auckland All Stars triumphed over Manukau All Stars with a score of 2-0, marking a historic moment as they became the first overseas team to secure the Pacific Community Cup title on Fijian soil.
“It was a fantastic tournament for both our teams, and I want to congratulate the players, officials, and sponsors for this remarkable achievement. They have certainly made us proud,” Dutt stated. He shared his pride in witnessing the two teams compete in the final on home turf, thanking his executives and board members for their unwavering support.
Dutt also extended heartfelt thanks to the sponsors, whose generous contributions made this accomplishment possible, and acknowledged the invaluable efforts of team officials in motivating and guiding the players. He recognized the hard work of Bobby Khan and Kartik Reddy in ensuring their teams’ well-being.
Additionally, Dutt expressed gratitude to AUFFI Australia for organizing a well-executed tournament and appreciated the hospitality extended by the Fiji Football Association. With this victory, the NZFFI Auckland All Stars celebrated their fourth consecutive Pacific Cup title.
This event not only highlights the rising competitive spirit and talent in the Pacific football community but also reflects a growing sense of unity and pride among the players and supporters. The consistent accomplishments of the Auckland All Stars are a source of inspiration that showcases the potential of Pacific football on international platforms.
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