As September comes to an end, it means were getting ever closer to the new OFC Pro League season.
The action continues around the region however, with domestic and international football in full flow respectively, whilst teams continue working to strengthen their squads ahead of the new year.
Pro League talent continue to dominate MSG Prime Minister's Cup
With the MSG Prime Minister's Cup heading towards a dramatic conclusion in Fiji, a number of Pro League stars are continuing to grab the headlines in Suva.
Don Keana, Rafa Le'ai and Javin Wae all scored in Solomon Islands 3-3 draw with Vanuatu - Tony Kaltack also grabbing a goal for his side.
PNG Hekari FC's Ati Kepo scored Papua New Guinea's only goal as they suffered a 2-1 loss to New Caledonia, before they suffered a second successive loss to a Fiji side inspired by Bula FC pair Roy Krishna and Sterling Vasconcellos.
Vanuatu United FC's quartet of Tony Kaltack, Joe Moses, Edward Roqara and Azariah Soromon were all on the scoresheet as Vanuatu beat New Caledonia 4-1.
The final round of group fixtures takes place today.
International experience for Tahiti United contingent
A number of Tahiti United players were selected for their national team, as Tahiti travelled to Rarotonga to play two-match friendly series with the Cook Islands.
Niuhau Firiapu, Mauri Heitaa, Terai Bremond, Roonui Tehau and Teaonui Tehau were all in the squad, as Tahiti won the opening match 3-1.
The fixture represented the Cook Islands first men's internationals on home soil in 28 years, with the two nations meeting again later today.
NZ National League kicks off
New Zealand's domestic football season has entered its' final phase, with the nation's top teams vying for title glory.
South Island United's Jaylen Rodwell caught the eye with a stunning late free-kick to give Wellington Olympic a dramatic last-minute 3-2 victory over Auckland FC. Bula FC's Adam Supyk also started for Olympic, whilst Auckland FC included Eli Jones and Aston Burns in their squad.
Vanuatu United's Otto Ingham started for Auckland United in their 1-1 draw with Wellington Phoenix Reserves, whilst Everton O'Leary - who starred for Auckland FC last season - was in the Birkenhead United eleven that lost 4-0 to Cashmere Technical.
Transfer activity heats up
Expect more and more player movement as we approach the end of the year!
Vanuatu United continue to be one of the busiest sides in the market. The club recently announced the additions of five new faces, with Jack Wanemut, Henry Namatak, Andrew Malakai, Bong Kalo and Semici Kaltack all putting pen to paper.
Meanwhile, fellow 2026 semi-finalists South Island United have bid farewell to goalkeeper Steven Van Dijk. The Dutch stopper has joined Thai League One side Sisaket United FC.