Vanuatu Football stand in 1 minute silence for Brazilian footballers from Chapecoense football club who died in a plane crash in Colombia last week.
Vanuatu Football stand in 1 minute silence for Brazilian footballers who died in plane crash #vanuatu #brazil #fifa #ofcmedia #football pic.twitter.com/KqKQY0NFax
— vanuafoot (@vanuafoot) December 3, 2016
Brazilian Pepeta hits again today as Amicale beat Spirit 2-1 #vanuatu #brazil #football pic.twitter.com/2ATJ6FAzwE
— vanuafoot (@vanuafoot) November 26, 2016
Two Brazilians are helping Amicale football club in the 2016 Oleague campaign in Port Vila league.
Vanuatu and Brazil have some connections in sports; as team mates in soccer or opponents in beach volleyball, and no doubt its soccer fans are unbeatable.
Vanuatu Football ask 1 minute silence today to remember Brazilian players who died in plane crash in Colombia #vanuatu #brazil #fifa #ofc pic.twitter.com/ybWPdsmk9c
— vanuafoot (@vanuafoot) December 2, 2016
PLEASE PRAY for the Brazilian club- Brazilian soccer team’s plane crashes in Colombia; 75 dead…read-… https://t.co/c8zRHLyITo
— vanuafoot (@vanuafoot) November 29, 2016
Last week, Vanuatu Football Federation’s President Lambert Maltock sent Vanuatu’s condolence message.
@vanuafoot & #Vanuatu send condolence message to Brazilian victims and #Chapecoense family #PrayForColumbia https://t.co/HL7xXk3NT1
— vanuafoot (@vanuafoot) December 2, 2016
“We are extending our profound and heartfelt sorrows and condolences to the Brazilian Football Authority and families and loved ones of those lost in the crash in this great moment of lamentation”.
VFF President Maltock described football as a game that unites people of the world therefore we have to give it respect.
“Football is a simple round ball game that actively helps to shape the entire society in trying to build a better world in this green planet. Where else can you find constant moment of friendship, unity, peace, joy and love between colors and races where differences in religions and beliefs unable to provide? It’s only through football in 365 days around the globe”.
“Our respect for loved ones who sacrificed their lives for the game for the world”, he said.
https://t.co/KlgR7MVNxQ MATCH 26: JAPAN v BRAZIL – FIFA Women’s U20 Papua New Guinea 2016 https://t.co/7NXt0DEp1W
— DUDURADIO.COM (@DuduradioENT) November 24, 2016
Brazil women’s team came this close this month playing the FIFA U20 World Cup in Papua New Guinea.
Brazil coach overwhelmed with reception received from PNG – Loop Vanuatu https://t.co/yXn9S0lQJj via @AddThis https://t.co/WziDaytpWC
— KKL+Mum (@vanuandroid) December 4, 2016
Media in PNG reports coach of the Brazil U20 women’s team Dorival Bueno thanked Papua New Guineans for the hospitality they received since arriving in Port Moresby, and the assistance and friendliness received by the coaching staffs and players will be treasured, and the team felt sad they will be leaving.
Photo: Vanuafoot and various sources online
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