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Lae City FC remains unbeaten

Jun 16
3 min read

The Lae City Football Club has remained undefeated after Round 5 of the 2026 Premier Soccer League (PSL) season, sending an early warning to the rival teams about their championship pedigree. 


Finishing third last season, the PSL’s second most successful club behind Hekari United FC came firing on all cylinders and put the competition on notice this year.


The Morobe capital-backed franchise started its 2026 campaign on a high note, running riot over NCD FC in the season opener and continuing its unbeaten run against FC Morobe Wawens, Port Moresby Strikers, Admiralty Islands FC, and Gulf Komara. 


Blending youth with experience, the Morobean powerhouse club is playing at another level this season, averaging at least 2 goals every game and leaving the opposition teams in their wake. 


The Valentine Nelson-mentored outfit has maintained its unbeaten streak since round 1, registering five consecutive wins and topping the pole position with 15 points (6 points clear lead).


Goal-scoring threat Solomon Kamake has been impressive in the front, bagging 11 goals from 5 games and playing a central role in the club’s unbeaten run. 


In a media statement, the Lae City Authority-sponsored club acknowledged media coverage, thanking the media houses for writing its stories.


“When we look at the dynamic media coverage filling our feeds from our own official page - The National, Post Courier, and TVWan - it’s hard not to feel a profound sense of pride,” it read.


“Five games, 5 wins, and 15 points. We sit at the summit of the Premier Soccer League (PSL) points ladder.


“But, this success isn’t just ours; it belongs to the soil we come from and the community that carries us.


“We are here to maintain the standard, improve every single week, and ultimately bring that PSL silverware back home to where it belongs.”


The club extended its deepest and sincere gratitude to the sponsors, coaching staff, team management, and the fans for their support.


“Thank you, Jase Enterprise, for believing in our vision and stepping up to fuel the dreams of our young athletes. Your vital corporate sponsorship keeps our machinery moving,” it said.


“To the Lae City Authority, your continued backing provides the foundation we need to run an elite sporting program in the city.


“And to the taxpayers of Lae, every time our boys step onto the pitch, they carry the spirit of the hard-working people of Lae.


“Your contributions toward city development and infrastructure create the very environment that allows sports to thrive. We acknowledge every single one of you. This run is for you.”


The club also sincerely thanked the Lae Open MP and Deputy Prime Minister, the Honorable John Rosso, for believing in the players and consistently supporting them. 


“Our journey would not be where it is today without the unwavering leadership and personal dedication of the Deputy Prime Minister and Member for Lae, Hon. John Rosso,” it said. 


“DPM Rosso, thank you for your relentless support, not only to us at Lae City FC but also to the entire sporting ecosystem across Lae. 


“Your commitment to upgrading facilities, funding development, and backing our youth ensures that raw, untapped Morobean talent has a stage to shine on. You are helping us transform lives through the beautiful game.”


Lae City FC not only aspires to lift trophies but also has a mission to build a solid, sustainable pathway for its grassroots kids and young players, using football as a tool for positive life change, education, and career opportunities.


PC: PNGFA











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