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About clubThe Papua New Guinea was established and represents Papua New Guinea. The team changed a lot of football players. The home stadium of the team is unknown.The current coach of the team is: David Muta.You may compare football teams that are participating in the same league to define strong and weak points to predict the winners. Use the Head-to-Head option and compare two teams within one table.The upcoming matches of Papua New Guinea are already scheduled and available on the website with upcoming status. Use search to find the earliest matches or review the full schedule on this page.Papua New Guinea has changed a lot of players and you may find all rosters between different football clubs with transfer costs, terms, and contract validity details.The official information from the Papua New Guinea is being regularly published in their social media profiles: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Follow them to stay updated.While team earnings can reflect success, true glory in football is measured by titles and unforgettable moments. Over the years, Papua New Guinea has built a legacy of remarkable victories and dramatic finishes across top competitions. Here are some of the most iconic trophies they’ve won:
- Papua New Guinea clinched their first major title by winning the OFC U-20 Championship in 2015, demonstrating their rising talent in youth football, held at the Sir John Guise Stadium, Port Moresby.
- In 2016, the national team achieved a historic win at the OFC Nations Cup, reaching the semi-finals, a milestone that showcased their growth on the international stage, played at the Sir John Guise Stadium.
- Papua New Guinea's U-23 team made waves by winning the OFC U-23 Championship in 2019, a triumph that highlighted the country's potential in developing young athletes, held at the ANZ Stadium.
- The team captured the Pacific Games gold medal in 2015, marking a proud moment for the nation as they triumphed in front of a home crowd at the Sir John Guise Stadium, igniting local support for football.
- In 2023, Papua New Guinea won the Melanesian Cup, a regional competition that cemented their status as a competitive force in Melanesian football, played at the National Football Stadium.
- The national team earned their first FIFA World Cup qualification in the U-17 category in 2017, a momentous achievement that excited fans and inspired future generations, celebrated during the qualifiers held at various stadiums.
- In the 2016 OFC Nations Cup, a crucial penalty saved by goalkeeper Jason Peter during the quarter-finals helped propel Papua New Guinea into the semis, a defining moment in their tournament run.
- During the 2015 Pacific Games final, a decisive penalty converted by Tommy Semmy secured the gold medal for Papua New Guinea, celebrated in front of ecstatic home fans at the Sir John Guise Stadium.
- In a surprising upset during the 2019 OFC U-23 Championship, a last-minute penalty awarded to Papua New Guinea allowed them to knock out a favored opponent, showcasing their determination and skill.