Question 1

Where does Papua New Guinea play?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea plays at Sir John Guise Stadium, Papua New Guinea.

Question 2

What is the capacity of Sir John Guise Stadium?

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The capacity of Sir John Guise Stadium is 15,000.

Question 3

When was Papua New Guinea founded?

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Papua New Guinea was founded in 1962.

Question 4

What is Papua New Guinea's FIFA ranking?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea is ranked #167 in the FIFA World Ranking with 969 points.

Question 5

Who has the most caps for Papua New Guinea?

Accepted Answer

Emmanuel Simon holds the appearance record for Papua New Guinea with 41 caps.

Question 6

Who is Papua New Guinea's all-time top scorer?

Accepted Answer

Raymond Gunemba is the all-time top scorer for Papua New Guinea with 18 goals.

Question 7

When did Papua New Guinea play its first international?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea played its first international on 29 August 1963, Fiji 3-1 Papua and New Guinea in Suva, Fiji.

Question 8

What is Papua New Guinea's biggest win?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea's biggest win is Papua New Guinea 20-0 American Samoa in Nouméa, New Caledonia, on 15 December 1987.

Question 9

What is Papua New Guinea's biggest defeat?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea's biggest defeat is Malaysia 10-0 Papua New Guinea in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia, on 20 June 2023.

Question 10

How has Papua New Guinea done at the OFC Nations Cup?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea has appeared at the OFC Nations Cup 5 times; its best result is Runners-up (2016).

Question 11

How has Papua New Guinea done at the Melanesia Cup / MSG Prime Minister's Cup?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea has appeared at the Melanesia Cup / MSG Prime Minister's Cup 9 times; its best result is Melanesia Cup: Third place · (1994) · MSG Prime Minister's Cup: Champions · (2022, 2024).

41	Most caps	Emmanuel Simon
18	Top scorer	Raymond Gunemba
#153	Best FIFA rank	June 2017
#206	Worst FIFA rank	October–November 2015

Apps	Tournament	First	Best result
5	OFC Nations Cup	1980	Runners-up 2016
9	Melanesia Cup / MSG Prime Minister's Cup	1989	Melanesia Cup: Third place · (1994) · MSG Prime Minister's Cup: Champions · (2022, 2024)

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