Fiji’s second win sees them through to the knockouts, while PNG and Tahiti will have to wait until the final matchday.
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 100vw, 640px” data-recalc-dims=”1″/>Fiji captain Roy Krishan celebrates one of his goals against Samoa during the OFC Men’s Nations Cup 2024 (Photo: OFC Media via Phototek)</p><p>In the early match of the day it was Papua New Guinea and Tahiti who played it out. PNG were looking to bounce back from the opening day thumping by Fiji, while Tahiti could secure their place in the knockouts with a win, following their opening day win over Samoa.</p><p>But it would end in a draw between the two heavyweights.</p><p>A wonderful counter-attack from Tahiti saw Matéo Degrumelle running free of the defence before drawing in goalkeeper Ronald Warisan and delicately dinking the ball into the far corner.</p><p>PNG bounced back immediately. The equaliser took only nine minutes to arrive and it was Hekari United midfielder Ati Kepo at the heart of the attack – beating his man in the box before selflessly squaring a pass to the supporting Pala Paul to roll the ball into the unguarded net.</p><p><img decoding=)
