Bula FC is a professional football team from Fiji. These are Bula FC’s fixtures for the OFC Pro League 2027.
Bula FC – OFC Pro League Fixtures & Results 2027
Circuit Series 1 – Papua New Guinea
24 January 2027: PNG Hekari FC vs. Bula FC
27 January 2027: Bula FC vs. Tahiti United
30 January 2027: Bula FC vs. South Island United
Circuit Series 2 – Australia
13 February 2027: Solomon Kings FC vs. Bula FC
16 February 2027: Tahiti United vs. Bula FC
21 February 2027: Bula FC vs. Vanuatu United FC
Circuit Series 3 – New Zealand
7 March 2027: South Melbourne FC vs. Bula FC
10 March 2027: Bula FC vs. Auckland FC
13 March 2027: South Island United vs. Bula FC
Circuit Series 4 – New Zealand
6 April 2027: Vanuatu United FC vs. Bula FC
10 April 2027: Auckland FC vs. Bula FC
Circuit Series 5 – Fiji
1 May 2027: Bula FC vs. PNG Hekari FC
4 May 2027: Bula FC vs. South Melbourne FC
7 May 2027: Bula FC vs. Solomon Kings FC
Bula FC Players 2027
(We will add more players once they become available)
- Maikah Day
- Nabil Begg
- Ryan Naresh
- Thomas Dunn
- Sterling Vasconcellos
- Semi Nabenu
- Ibraheem Afzal
- Scott Wara
- Kaïlé Auvray
New Players to Bula FC
- Jerome Narayan (New)
- Abdullah Khairati (New)
- Willian dos Santos Medina (from ABM Galaxy FC – Vanuatu)
- Souleymane Koné (New)
- Michael Boffey – Centre-Back (from Bentleigh Greens SC – NPL Victoria – Australia)
- Jack De Groot – Goalkeeper (from Eastern Suburbs -NZ)
- Morgan Mathelon – The 35-year-old defender and defensive midfielder has represented New Caledonia internationally since 2015, competed in three OFC Champions League campaigns and featured in three FIFA World Cup qualifying campaigns, including the 2026 intercontinental playoffs against Jamaica in Mexico. He is also a four-time New Caledonian champion with Tiga Sport and 2023 Pacific Games gold medallist.
- Pierre Iekawe (New)
- Josué Wélépane – 26-year-old Josué Welepane was part of the New Caledonia squad that made history by becoming the first Pacific Island nation to reach the FIFA World Cup intercontinental play-offs. The former AS Tiga Sport captain had spent his entire career with his boyhood club, winning the national championship in 2024 and competing in multiple OFC Men’s Champions League campaigns.
