Wellington qualify for Club World Cup with Oceania triumph


WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's Team Wellington qualified to take on some of the best teams in the world at December's Club World Cup after winning the Oceania Champions League for the first time on Sunday.

A 4-3 second leg win in Fiji on Sunday gave Wellington a 10-3 aggregate victory over Lautoka and a spot in the seven-team FIFA tournament, which will take place in the United Arab Emirates from Dec. 12-22.

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