New Zealand Football have named a 21-strong men’s senior national squad for the upcoming fixtures against Curaçao and Bahrain on October 9 and 12 (10 and 13 October in New…
The Oceania Football Confederation congratulates Kristy Hill, Farah Mohammed and Laurel Vaurasi on their recent appointments to the FIFA Football Tribunal. New Zealanders Hill and Mohammed become members of the…
Capacity building in corporate governance will be a key focus for new Oceania Football Confederation Member Associations Services Consultant Flávia Lopes Sant’Anna P. Rodrigues. Brazil-born Lopes Sant’Anna P. Rodrigues will…
In response to logistical challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, Oceania Football Confederation is exploring the opportunity to play the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ – Oceania Qualifiers in Qatar early next year. On September 15 agreement was reached by the…
The Oceania Football Confederation is welcoming discussions initiated by FIFA, regarding its participation in the consultation process around the review and development of a new women’s and men’s FIFA International Match Calendar. Discussions come ahead of the…
The Adjudicatory Chamber of the OFC Disciplinary and Ethics Committee in a decision notified on 6 July 2021 has found Mr. Lee Harmon, President of the Cook Islands Football Association,…
All community football and futsal activity in New Zealand is suspended this weekend (August 21-22). The decision follows the government’s move to Alert Level 4 for at least the next…
The Company: WHO ARE WE? Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is the umbrella organisation of the national football associations within Oceania. Located at St John’s in Auckland, New Zealand, OFC has…
Oceania Football Confederation is delighted to announce a three-year partnership with Score Sportswear Limited (SSL). To support the growth of football in the Oceania region, SSL has committed to delivering a package that involves sponsorship, provision of virtual services in the areas of digital marketing and…
The OFC Executive Committee have confirmed their nomination of New Zealand’s Auckland City FC as the Confederation’s representative to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup 2021. The 2021 OFC Champions League was cancelled…