Football at the 1971 South Pacific Games
- Football at the 1971 South Pacific Games
Infobox International Football Competition
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year = 1971
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country = Tahiti
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dates =
num_teams = 6
confederations = 1
finalists = 6
venues =
cities =
champion =New Caledonia
count = 3
second = New Hebrides
third = Tahiti
matches = 11
goals = 103
attendance =
top_scorer =
player =
updated = The 1971 South Pacific Games was the 4th edition where football was introdused and was held at the in Tahiti during September 1971.
Group Stage
Group 1
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date = 1 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| TAH
score = 2 - 2
team2 = fb| PNG|1970
stadium = Tahiti----footballbox
date = 2 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| TAH
score = 30 - 0
team2 = fb| COK
stadium = Tahiti----footballbox
date = 3 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt|PNG|1970
score = 16 - 1
team2 = fb| COK
stadium = Tahiti
Group 2
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date = 1 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| NCL
score = 5 - 1
team2 = fb| FIJ
stadium = Tahiti----footballbox
date = 2 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| FIJ
score = 4 - 6
team2 = fb|New Hebrides
stadium = Tahiti----footballbox
date = 3 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| NCL
score = 0 - 0
team2 = fb| New Hebrides
stadium = Tahiti
emi Finals
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date = 4 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| NCL
score = ? - ?
team2 = fb|PNG|1970
stadium = Tahiti----footballbox
date = 4 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| TAH
score = 1 - 2
team2 = fb| New Hebrides
stadium = Tahiti
5th place Match
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date = 4 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| FIJ
score = 15 - 1
team2 = fb|COK
stadium = Tahiti
Bronze Medal Match
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date = 5 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| TAH
score = 8 - 1
team2 = fb|PNG|1970
stadium = Tahiti
Final Match
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date = 5 September 1971
team1 = fb-rt| NCL
score = 7 - 1
team2 = fb|New Hebrides
stadium = Tahiti
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