OFC Men’s Champions League: Oceania’s biggest club prize is set for Fiji this weekend, with Galaxy FC representing Vanuatu and the tournament streamed live and free on FIFA+ via DAZN. Football Politics: FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s World Cup privatization plan keeps sparking backlash, with UEFA backing a boycott of FIFA events and 211 nations poised to vote on his future. Pacific Music & Activism: West Papuan singer Lele released “Border crosser,” dedicating it to refugees seeking safety and justice, with childhood ties to Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu. Commonwealth Games (Pacific highlights): Pacific athletes closed Glasgow with medals, including Tonga’s Paula Monta (judo bronze) and Norfolk Island’s Shae Wilson (bowls bronze), while Vanuatu’s judo campaign ended after quarter-final exits. Local Sports Drama: South Sydney held on 28-24 after an Eels comeback scare, while NRL captain Isaah Yeo faces a possible season-ending pectoral injury. Health & Community: “Bad Smoke” continues to inspire young Aboriginal mothers to quit, turning tobacco harm into music-led action. Vanuatu Angle: Galaxy FC’s OFC run is the clearest entertainment-sport tie-in for Vanuatu readers this week.