Juan Carlos Buzzetti, the national coaching director said so far everything was going according to their plan.# “Players are performing well in the training and I am so far satisfied with their performance, we are currently having 3 session of training per day and the players are doing well.” Buzzetti said.#This week the team is concentrating more on the finishing part of the game and trying to strengthen its striker force.#“This week the coaching staff is concentrating on the fitness, finishing and strengthening the combination amongst the players, the players were getting experience playing in their district in the past weeks,”#The players will not be released to play for their district teams as the competition nears unlike before when the players were allowed to play for their districts.#“The players won’t be released to play for their district teams in the national football league competition as we want remain in the camp to prepare well for the playoffs next month. Buzzetti added.#Meanwhile, New Zealand’s Junior All Whites are the defending champions of Oceania at U-20 level after earning the title as hosts in 2011 and going on to compete at that year’s FIFA U-20 World Cup in Colombia. #The draw for the OFC U-20 Championship is as follows.#OFC U-20 Championship 2013#Match Day 1 – March 21#Fiji vs. Vanuatu#Papua New Guinea vs. New Zealand#New Caledonia bye#Churchill Park, Lautoka#Match Day 2 – March 23#Vanuatu vs. New Zealand#Fiji vs. New Caledonia#Papua New Guinea bye#Churchill Park, Lautoka#Match Day 3 – March 25#New Zealand vs. New Caledonia#Vanuatu vs. Papua New Guinea#Fiji bye#Churchill Park, Lautoka#Match Day 4 – March 27#New Caledonia vs. Papua New Guinea#New Zealand vs. Fiji#Vanuatu bye#Churchill Park, Lautoka#Match Day 5 – March 29#Papua New Guinea vs. Fiji#New Caledonia vs. Vanuatu#New Zealand bye#Govind Park, Ba# Fiji FA Media#
