Both coaches made a number of changes to their starting XIs after the opening game. Juan Chang Urrea made five, with second half goalkeeper Xeyana Salanoa replacing Kamy Anaya, and Lianna Soifua, Lilly Dowsing, Mia Afoa and Brianna Kitiona…
After four years filled with challenges and obstacles in her journey as an educator, Nadia Kayla Malifa, the Samoa Football Women’s Manager, has finally reached a remarkable milestone that makes the long wait truly worthwhile. As the first woman…
Pelenatete Taei Samoa Football Social Responsibility/Just Play Programme Manager was participating in the FIFA Guardians Safeguarding Residential Workshop that took place in London from 19–22 May 2025. This prestigious workshop, organised by FIFA, brings together safeguarding officers and experts…
In a historic achievement, Ms. Pelenatete Taei, the Football Social Responsibility Manager for Samoa, has successfully graduated from the Football Executive Programme in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This program, which spanned one year, commenced in 2024 and reached completion in…
The Samoa U17 women’s team continues to write history by becoming the first-ever Pacific Island team to reach the semi-finals of the prestigious Dallas Cup in the United States. Under the leadership of Head Coach Juan Chang Urrea, the…
Our Samoa U17 Girls National Team has finished their Dallas Cup journey in the Top 4 — a groundbreaking achievement for our country and the entire Pacific region. After topping our group with an undefeated run, our tama’ita’i powered…
This morning, the Samoa National U15 Boys Youth Development Team embarked on an exciting journey, departing for New Zealand to participate in the prestigious OFC U-15 Youth Development Tournament 2025. This tournament brings together a total of nine nations…
On April 9, 2025, the Football Federation Samoa proudly unveiled its new logo, marking a significant milestone in the history of Samoa Football. This event was attended by over 50 guests, including CEOs from various sports organizations across Samoa,…
