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the final match 2-0, and the four matches on aggregate by 3-2. Nonetheless, if one considers the
Solomons' Independence Day matches (July 7 & 9) separately from those held around Vanuatu's Independence Day (July 27 & 30), and treats them as separate competitions, then the Solomons won the former 2-1 on aggregate, and Vanuatu the latter 2-0 on aggregate.
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On July 18, it was announced that
Vanuatu would be unable to host the Cup that month, due to financial difficulties. The second edition of the Wantok Cup was consequently cancelled. The Vanuatu Football Federation stated that the country would host the Cup in July 2009. In the end, no games were held
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In 2011, Vanuatu and the
Solomon Islands met for four games, beginning with a match in the Solomons on its Independence Day and culminating in a match held in Vanuatu on the latter's Independence Day, which had been the aim of the Wantok Cup, although the media did not use the Cup's name. Vanuatu won
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There has also been a Junior Wantok Cup, for under-15s. Originally scheduled to be launched in 2008, it was -like the adult version- delayed. The official inaugural edition was hosted by
Vanuatu in January 2010, with five teams competing (three from the host country, one from the Solomon Islands and
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Solomon Islands met for four games in July, beginning with two in the Solomons on and around its independence day (July 7), followed by two match in Vanuatu on and around that country's independence day, July 30 - as
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Vanuatu announced that it would be unable to host the second edition of the Cup, for the same reason. Nonetheless,
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intended originally by the Wantok Cup. On aggregate, over the span of the four games, Vanuatu scored three goals to the
Solomons' two. If the events are considered separately, Solomon Islands won its Independence Day games 2-1 on aggregate, while Vanuatu won its Independence Day games on aggregate
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reported that Papua New Guinea would not be attending, as it was "occupied by other football programs", and that even scheduled host
Vanuatu had yet to confirm it would be taking part. The article concluded: "If Vanuatu agrees to host the tournament then it is likely that the Wantok Cup will only
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reported that Papua New Guinea would not be attending, as it was "occupied by other football programs", and that even scheduled host
Vanuatu had yet to confirm it would be taking part. The article concluded: "If Vanuatu agrees to host the tournament then it is likely that the Wantok Cup will only
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Eddie Ngava, General
Secretary of the Solomon Islands Football Federation, had stated: "We hope this will be the inaugural start of the Wantok Cup when each of the three countries will be having a competition on each of their countries' independence days." The Cup has been described by the
563:, Solomon Islands, from July 3 to July 7, 2008. The host nation fielded two teams, and Vanuatu one. The Solomons' team of under-23 year-olds won the Cup. Though it was intended to be the first in a series of regular events, all subsequent editions of the adult Wantok Cup were cancelled.
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The 2009 games did not take place. The second edition of the Wantok Cup was then due to be hosted by Vanuatu to coincide with its Independence Day celebrations in July 2010. In March 2010, the
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1371:"The Learn and Play team takeout Vanuatu competition"
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1008:"Ngava on the New Wantok Cup Competition"
1329:"Last chance for national team hopefuls"
1306:"National Football Team Begins Training"
1250:, ABC Radio Australia, September 9, 2008
1110:"2011 SP Games Team Starts Preparations"
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1260:"Bonito building for future, says Moli"
1218:"SIFF Approves Two Teams in Wantok Cup"
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724:feature Solomon Islands and Vanuatu."
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1031:"Fiji out of newly formed Wantok Cup"
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945:"Wantok Cup celebrates independence"
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1517:OFC Men's Beach Soccer Championship
933:"Wantok Cup to become annual event"
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1399:, One Television, January 21, 2010
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1157:"Proposed Wantok Cup looks gloomy"
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1418:, VanuaFoot, January 21, 2010
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1078:"Vanuatu delay Wantok Cup"
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116:word which comes from the
64:Solomon Islands (2 titles)
1180:"Bonitos fall to Vanuatu"
789:July 2011 (1st & 2nd)
613:second edition of the Cup
603:, in September 2008. The
279:second edition of the Cup
1624:Oceania Cup Winners' Cup
1477:MSG Prime Minister's Cup
1061:Musée de la civilisation
1040:, FijiLive, July 3, 2008
1533:OFC Women's Nations Cup
1512:OFC Futsal Championship
1059:, Jean-Marc Philibert,
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579:having withdrawn from
1604:AFC–OFC Challenge Cup
1497:OFC U-16 Championship
1482:OFC Men's Nations Cup
575:, in late July 2008.
1614:OFC U-16 Pacific Cup
1578:OFC Champions League
1296:, September 12, 2008
918:Notes and references
1629:OFC President's Cup
1342:, February 22, 2010
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1185:2012-04-02 at the
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1140:Vanuatu Daily Post
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1083:2011-07-16 at the
1055:2015-09-24 at the
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1013:2010-05-10 at the
991:2008-09-05 at the
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950:2008-06-17 at the
706:Vanuatu Daily Post
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311:Details
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