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OFC U-16 Men’s Championship spot at stake in Tonga

2 May 2025
OFC U-16 Men’s Championship spot at stake in Tonga

The final spot at the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship 2025 is the prize in Tonga, as four nations face off in a bid to book their spot in the Solomon Islands in August. Hosts Tonga are joined by American Samoa, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, with the single group format leaving little room for error…

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2 May 2025
OFC Women’s Champions League Preview | Henderson Eels FC

Henderson Eels FC return to the OFC Women’s Champions League in 2025, looking to improve upon their group stage finish on home soil in 2024. They made a positive start 12 months ago in Honiara, winning their opening match before defeats to Hekari Womens FC and Tafea respectively meant they missed out on a semi-final…

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2 May 2025
First ever Safeguarding Training of Trainers held by OFC

Developing the capacity of safeguarding leaders in Member Associations was the key focus for OFC’s first Safeguarding Training of Trainers (ToT), which took place this week in Nadi, Fiji. Delivered in partnership with the Australian Government through Team UP, UN Women and FIFA Forward, the four-day workshop was attended by safeguarding leads and representatives from…

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2 May 2025
Tahiti ready to make waves at FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in Seychelles

Tahiti’s set to begin their campaign at the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup™ in Seychelles, where they will face a tough challenge in Group C alongside Chile, Senegal, and Spain. The two-time World Cup runners-up Tiki Toa (2015, 2017) have become synonymous with flair and resilience on the sand, and will be aiming to at…

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1 May 2025
OFC Women’s Champions League Preview | Auckland United FC

Defending champions Auckland United FC are ready for strong competition at the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti, as they look to defend the title they won in the Solomon Islands last year. After clinching a 1-0 win in last year’s final against Hekari Womens FC, Auckland United are excited to build off their performance…

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1 May 2025
OFC Women’s Champions League Preview | Hekari Womens FC

Hekari Womens FC are up for the challenge in their third consecutive campaign at the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti in May. Having finished runner-up in the Solomon Islands last year, following a narrow 1-0 defeat to Auckland United, the Papua New Guinea side are determined to go one better in 2025. The team…

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1 May 2025
How to Watch | OFC Women’s Champions League

The OFC Women’s Champions League kicks off in Papeete, Tahiti on Sunday, May 4 (local time). Every match is available to watch LIVE and FREE on FIFA+ Download the FIFA+ app on the App Store or Google Play All kick-off times shown as local Tahiti time (NZT -22) Match Day 1 Sunday, May 4 Henderson Eels FC v Tupapa…

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30 April 2025
American Samoa’s slick strike seals victory over Papua New Guinea

The second match of the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship – Qualifying saw American Samoa narrowly defeat Papua New Guinea this afternoon.  A slick second half strike from American Samoa’s’ Salamasina Satele sealed the 1-0 win for her side at CIFA Academy, Rarotonga, this afternoon. Papua New Guinea controlled early possession, creating pressure through quick counter attacks led…

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29 April 2025
OFC Women’s Champions League Preview | AS Pirae

Host-nation side AS Pirae make their OFC Women’s Champions League debut, with hopes high that home advantage will prove a crucial factor in their bid to lift the trophy. Their appearance also marks an historic moment for women’s football in Tahiti, with 2025 the first time the country has been represented at the OFC Women’s…

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29 April 2025
OFC Women’s Champions League Preview | Tupapa Maraerenga FC

Tupapa Maraerenga FC are ready to rise to the occasion at the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti next month. As newcomers to the tournament, Tupapa Maraerenga FC are determined to test their skills on the international stage and Head Coach Angela Wallbank says excitement is high ahead of their first match. “There’s a lot…

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