The much-anticipated draw for the 2024 MSG Prime Minister’s Cup has been completed, and the groups are set for what promises to be an exciting and competitive tournament in Honara, Solomon Islands. From December 8th to 21st.
The draw has placed the Solomon Islands Men’s National Team in Pool A alongside their U23 counterparts, as well as Papua New Guinea. Meanwhile, Pool B looks to be a tougher challenge, featuring Fiji, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia.
Pool A is generating plenty of talks, especially due to the unique situation of having two Solomon Islands teams – the senior men’s squad and the U23 side – in the same group.
This has created a range of emotions among fans, with some excited about the internal competition and others concerned about the potential for mixed outcomes. The inclusion of Papua New Guinea rounds out a competitive group, with each nation eager to perform on the regional stage.
On the other hand, Pool B looks formidable, with Fiji, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia all bringing strong squads to the competition. Each of these teams has a rich footballing history and will undoubtedly make the battle for the top spots intense and unpredictable.
