The President of New Zealand Fiji Football Incorporated (NZFFI), Sachin Dutt, has praised the performance of both the Auckland All Stars and Manukau All Stars in the recently concluded Pacific Community Cup held in Lautoka. Dutt expressed his pride in both teams for their remarkable achievement in reaching the finals for the second consecutive year.
In the highly competitive final, the Auckland All Stars triumphed over the Manukau All Stars with a score of 2-0, making them the first overseas team to claim the Pacific Community Cup title on Fijian soil. Dutt hailed the tournament as a fantastic experience for both teams and expressed his gratitude to the players, officials, and sponsors for their contributions to this accomplishment.
He emphasized the pride he felt watching the two teams compete in the final and extended his thanks to his board members and executives for their unwavering support. Dutt also acknowledged the generous sponsors of both teams, stating that their support played a crucial role in the teams’ success. He expressed appreciation toward the team officials for their relentless efforts in guiding and motivating the players, namely Bobby Khan and Kartik Reddy.
In addition, Dutt recognized the Australian Fiji Football Incorporated (AUFFI) for organizing a well-executed tournament and thanked the Fiji Football Association for the warm hospitality extended to all participants. With this victory, the NZFFI Auckland All Stars have now celebrated four consecutive years as Pacific Cup champions.
This ongoing success highlights the growth and competitiveness of the teams representing the New Zealand Fiji community, fostering a spirit of unity and determination that is inspiring for future tournaments. The dedication of players and support from the community bode well for the future of football within these teams and the broader region.
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