PRK Hekari United

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Hekari United FC
PRK Hekari United.png
Full name Petroleum Resources Kutubu
Hekari United Football Club
Ground Lloyd Robson Oval
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
(Capacity: 10,000)
Manager Solomon Islands Jerry Allen
League Telikom NSL Cup
2010/11 1st
Home colours
Away colours

Hekari United is a semi-professional association football club, based in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

They were winners of the 2006 (when named PRK Souths United)[1] and the 2007/2008 Papua New Guinea National Soccer League[2].

In 2010 Hekari United became the first club to qualify for the FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2010 to be hosted in Abu Dhabi from 8–18 December.

The qualification of Hekari United is historic and represents the first time Papua New Guinea and for that matter any South Pacific Island club not from Australia and New Zealand has been involved in a FIFA club football tournament at any level.

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[edit] Achievements

Papua New Guinea National Soccer League: 4

2006, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11

OFC Champions League: 1

2009-10

[edit] Current squad

As of 30 November 2011.[3]

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Papua New Guinea GK Leslie Kalai
2 Papua New Guinea FW Daniel Joe
3 Papua New Guinea DF Nelson Jeromo
4 Papua New Guinea DF Trevor Ire
5 Vanuatu DF John Namani
6 Papua New Guinea MF Samuel Kini
7 Papua New Guinea FW Raymond Gunemba
8 Fiji FW Maciu Dunadamu
9 Papua New Guinea FW Nigel Dabingyaba
10 Papua New Guinea FW Wira Wama
12 Papua New Guinea MF David Muta
13 Papua New Guinea MF Andrew Lepani
14 Papua New Guinea FW Neil Hans
15 Papua New Guinea MF Willie Gia
No. Position Player
16 Fiji MF Pita Bolatoga
17 Papua New Guinea FW Kema Jack
18 Papua New Guinea MF Ericson Komeng
19 Papua New Guinea DF Koriak Upaiga
20 Solomon Islands FW Tutizama Tanito
21 Solomon Islands MF Clifton Aumae
22 Papua New Guinea GK Godfrey Baniau
23 Papua New Guinea FW Ian Yanum
24 Papua New Guinea FW Tonga Esira
25 Fiji MF Taniela Waqa
26 Papua New Guinea FW Bruce Kusunan
27 Solomon Islands MF Alfred Pamoana
28 Papua New Guinea DF Emmanuel Popoitai
29 Fiji DF Isoa Donaldson

[edit] Performance in OFC competitions

Best: Champions in 2010
2009: 2° in Group B
2010: Champions
2011: 4° in Group A
2012: TBD

[edit] List Of Coaches

  • Jerry Allen

[edit] References

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