OFC RELEASE: The men's and women's match schedules for the 2003 South Pacific Games football tournament have been released by the host organisers in Fiji. The men's tournament runs from 30 June - 11 July with all matches rotated amongst four venues. The gold/silver and bronze medal playoff...

FIFA U-17 World ChampionshipVenue: FinlandDates: 13-30 August 2003Australia will represent the OFC at this tournament.

The following 18 players have been selected by National Coach David Brand as part of the National U15 team to play in the Milk Cup in Northern Ireland in July 2003.It is interesting to note that 3 players from the big island Savaii have been included in the squad with also 11 players having been...

The FIFA Emergency Committee has taken the decision to relocate the 4th FIFA Women's World Cup, originally due to be played in China PR, to the United States of America. Four other countries had also submitted an offer to step in for China PR: Sweden, Australia, Italy and Canada.The exact...

AUCKLAND, 22 May 2003: Samoa will be representing the Oceania Football Confederation at the Northern Ireland Milk Cup from 19-25 July. It will be the second time an island nation has represented Oceania at this prestigious international youth tournament since Solomon Islands sent a team two years...

Auckland, 20 May, 2003: The Oceania Football Confederation president, Basil Scarsella, will officially represent FIFA at the inauguration ceremony of the Goal Project for Papua New Guinea on 24 May, 2003.The Papua New Guinea Football Association (PNGFA) had been informed that FIFA President,...

AUCKLAND - Further to its decision on 16 March confirming the qualifying path the Oceania Football Confederation will be taking to the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, the OFC Executive Committee yesterday agreed on the dates for the Stage Two Preliminary Competition home and away series playoff....

FIFA Release, Zurich -The 4th FIFA Women's World Cup 2003, due to be staged in PR China from 23 September to 11 October, will be transferred to another country in view of the current health threat in China, which is greatly affected by the SARS epidemic. The FIFA Executive Committee, chaired by...

FIFA RELEASE, Zurich - At a meeting held in Zurich today - Saturday, 3 May 2003 - the FIFA Executive Committee agreed to raise the number of finalist places at the 2006 FIFA World CupTM from 32 to 36, but only on condition that a match schedule be drawn up that ensured the sporting credibility of...

The latest FIFA rankings saw no gains for the Oceania nations with only Tonga and American Samoa consolidating their rankings from last month.Australia and Fiji dropped the furthest slipping three rankings. New Zealand slid out of the top 50 after a dream ride and is now placed at 52. Good...