OFC Champions League: Central Coast FC edged AS Tiga Sport 1-0 in a tense Group A clash, with captain Javin Wae curling home a free kick in the 15th minute as Tiga pushed hard for an equaliser. OFC Champions League: In the same tournament, Auckland City came from behind to beat Central Coast 2-1, extending an unbeaten run to 28 matches, while AS Venus fell 1-0 to AS Tiga Sport. Football Governance: SIFF has backed FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s leadership and the push for unity after FIFA withdrew its proposed Forward Enterprise plan. Grassroots Football: Japan donated 50 footballs to SIFF to boost youth participation and grassroots programmes in Honiara. Music & Culture: Malaita’s Second Appointed Day celebration is set for 11–18 November in Auki, promising a week of cultural performances, music, and community events. Sports Funding: Home Affairs is seeking an extra $5m for the Oceania Rugby Sevens, lifting the sports grant line to $7m. Art & Environment: A world-renowned wildlife photography exhibition is previewed for Honiara, with schools and youth groups set to visit ahead of its opening at the Solomon Islands National Art Gallery. Football Talent Pathway: SIFF’s Youth Championship crowned Academy U15 champions and highlighted selection opportunities for future national squads. Heritage Protection: An MP calls for stronger laws to protect Solomon Islands’ cultural heritage, including customary and sacred sites.