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Solomon Islands beat Fiji 1-0 in Women’s MSG Prime Minister’s Cup

Lorina Solosaia’s 75th-minute goal gave Solomon Islands a 1-0 win over Fiji in the Women’s MSG Prime Minister’s Cup; Fiji’s third consecutive defeat ended their final hopes.

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Solomon Islands beat Fiji 1-0 in Women’s MSG Prime Minister’s Cup
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Solomon Islands beat Fiji 1–0 in the Women’s MSG Prime Minister’s Cup, with Lorina Solosaia scoring the only goal in the 75th minute. The Fiji Football Association’s match report and independent Fiji Village coverage agree on the final score, scorer and minute.

The late winner

Solosaia’s strike decided the match. Fiji Live’s match record records Solomon Islands’ 1–0 victory at HFC Bank Stadium, while the Oceania Football Confederation schedule identifies Suva as the venue for every match in the competition. The two reports that describe the goal give the same minute, so there is no need to speculate about other match incidents or the course of play.

Fiji’s tournament position

The defeat was Fiji’s third consecutive loss in the tournament. Fiji Football Association and Fiji Village both say it ended the hosts’ chance of reaching the final; both also report that Fiji had not scored a goal in its three matches. Fiji are scheduled to meet New Caledonia in their final pool fixture.

The relevant tournament rule is simple: the OFC competition announcement and Fiji Football Association’s report state that the top two teams qualify for the 3 October final. This update does not calculate the remaining standings or project Solomon Islands’ finish beyond the verified match result.

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