In more good news for the COVID-19 impacted community sports landscape, the New Zealand Football Foundation (NZFF) has approved two major funding projects, as well as announcing a second round of grants, to be launched in September. A registered…
The Oceania Football Confederation is on the lookout for a new Assistant Accountant to join our team in Auckland, New Zealand. Job Title: Assistant Accountant Location: Penrose, Auckland Type: Fixed-Term Full Time Job Summary: A unique opportunity in the…
Following his re-election as Papua New Guinea Football Association (PNGFA) President last month, John Kapi Natto has outlined some of the key objectives to focus on during his four-year term. Kapi Natto, who was re-elected unopposed at the PNGFA’s…
The Solomon Islands Football Federation’s (SIFF) Long Term Strategic Development Plan for the new cycle of 2019-2022 has been passed during the 2020 Ordinary Congress in Honiara at the Kwaimani building. The plan was proposed by the SIFF Executive…
With international travel restrictions in place as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic, the Oceania Football Confederation has developed new initiatives to keep activities going in our Member Associations. Player development across our Member Associations (MAs) is a…
Annalie Longo was part of a team that inspired a generation of women’s football players in New Zealand and she has the opportunity to add another chapter to that story at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023. The…
Fijian international Roy Krishna has announced he will continue his career with Indian club side ATK. The 32-year-old striker broke the news via his Twitter account on Friday meaning he will return to India next season to help ATK…
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, News
Women’s World Cup a game changer in the Asia-Pacific
Jun 26, 2020, 4:19 PM 0
The FIFA Council’s decision to award the co-hosting rights of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup to Australia and New Zealand will have enormous benefits in terms of the growth and development of the game in our region. A…
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, News
Australia and NZ to host Women’s World Cup in 2023
Jun 26, 2020, 6:34 AM 0
Football Federation Australia (FFA) and New Zealand Football (NZF) are delighted their ground-breaking vision to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will be realised after being awarded the hosting rights by FIFA. FFA and NZF would like to…
The Football Ferns will have their alarms set for early tomorrow morning to find out if the AsOne bid to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand in 2023 is successful. The FIFA Council is…