Oceania's battle to be heard boosted by U-20 World Cup wins


  • Football
  • Saturday, 06 Jun 2015

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Maiden wins for New Zealand and Fiji in the under-20 World Cup can only be good for Oceania football in the long-term, according to New Zealand coach Darren Bazeley.

The Junior All Whites scored their first win at the bi-annual tournament when they hammered Asian debutants Myanmar 5-1 in Wellington on Friday, a little more than 24 hours after Fiji upset Honduras 3-0.

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