The VFF Champions League 2024/2025 has officially begun, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the most exciting editions yet. With seven top senior men’s football clubs from across Vanuatu competing in Port Vila, all eyes are on the teams as they battle for national glory — and a coveted place in the OFC Champions League.

Hosted at the VFF Freshwater Stadium, the tournament runs from 11 to 18 June 2025 for the group stage. The winner will move on to the national playoff to determine who will represent Vanuatu — the highest club competition in Oceania.

Galaxy FC Brings in Overseas Talent

ABM Galaxy FC is entering the tournament with high expectations after strengthening their squad by importing players from overseas. This bold move is likely to elevate their technical level and on-field organization, setting them apart as early favourites.

However, experience shows that imported talent doesn’t always guarantee successin Vanuatu

Island Teams Bring Physical Power

Island clubs like Malampa, Waterfall FC, and Eastern Sun FC have consistently shown that they bring a different kind of threat — raw strength, speed, and resilience.

This clash of styles — town tactics vs. island power — will make for an exciting group stage and even more dramatic knockouts.

No Life

Unfortunately, for fans around Vanuatu and abroad hoping to catch the action online, there will be no livestream of the matches. This is largely due to the, a common setback during major tournaments.

It’s a reminder that if Vanuatu football wants to truly grow its audience and visibility, it’s time to think seriously about investing in solutions like Starlink. A reliable, high-speed internet connection would not only support live broadcasting but also enable real-time stats, highlights, and fan engagement during matches.

Stay Updated

For match fixtures, results, standings, team profiles, and ticketing info, visit the official tournament page:
👉 https://www.vff.vu/2025championsleague/

Also, follow VFF on their official social media platforms — Facebook, X (Twitter), Threads, Instagram, and TikTok — for photos, behind-the-scenes content, and updates from the tournament.