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Nick Montgomery believes Brian Kaltak homecoming can inspire as Central Coast Mariners head to Vanuatu

17 November 2022
Nick Montgomery believes Brian Kaltak homecoming can inspire as Central Coast Mariners head to Vanuatu

Football fans in Vanuatu are getting ready to witness the first visit of a professional club to the nation as the Central Coast Mariners of Australia’s A-League Men take part in the 2022 Friendship Cup. That means a return to Vanuatu for national team captain Brian Kaltak, whose Mariners side will face the Vanuatu national…

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17 November 2022
Working Towards an Equal Oceania: The Gender Equality Playbook

The OFC’s commitment to women’s football took another step last night, with the launch of the Gender Equality Playbook. An event held on Auckland’s Viaduct saw the Playbook officially shown to the public after months of research and authorship. Last year OFC launched it’s ALL IN Women’s Football Strategy and have been using the momentum…

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17 November 2022
OFC/NZF Goalkeeper course attracts attendees from across the region

The future of goalkeeping in Oceania is in increasingly safe hands as the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) and New Zealand Football (NZF) recently ran a coaching course attended by participants from across the region. Prospective coaches across six different Member Associations took part in the OFC/NZF Goalkeeper C course over four days in Mount Maunganui,…

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17 November 2022
Vacancy | Events/Competitions Manager

About Us Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is the umbrella organisation of the national Football Associations within Oceania. Located at St Johns in Auckland, New Zealand, OFC supports 13 Member Associations strategically, financially, and logistically through tailored programmes. We are one of the world’s six Football Confederations and an active participant within the FIFA Football community. What do we do?  OFC is…

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16 November 2022
OFC welcomes new Women’s Football staff

It’s a big week for the Women’s Football division at OFC, as two new and one familiar face are joining the team. Stephanie Spielmann, Margaret Aka and Ashleigh Cox are welcome additions, all bringing a wealth of experience in an exciting time for the women’s game. Stephanie will be joining the team after five years…

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14 November 2022
Solomon Islands claim second-place at Pacific Four Nations as Australia U-20 win title

The Solomon Islands secured OFC bragging rights at the Pacific Four Nations tournament in Canberra, Australia as a 1-1 draw with Fiji earned a second-place finish in the overall standings. However, Australia’s U-20 side came top of the group, despite the abandonment of their final game against Papua New Guinea due to sickness in the…

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12 November 2022
Solomon Islands stun PNG while Fiji lose to Australia U-20 at Pacific Four Nations

The Solomon Islands picked up an historic victory over Papua New Guinea in the second round of matches at the Pacific Women’s Four Nations Tournament yesterday while hosts Australia’s U-20 side moved top of the group with a comfortable win over Fiji. The Solomon Islands came third at July’s OFC Women’s Nations Cup, a tournament…

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10 November 2022
Oceania competitions wrap – Big result in New Caledonia and promotion in Fiji

A huge result in New Caledonia’s title race, promotion secured in Fiji,  the start of women’s premier action in Tonga plus action from New Zealand, Solomon Islands, Cook Islands and Vanuatu in this week’s competitions wrap. Tiga Sport took a huge step towards potentially winning the Super Ligue crown in New Caledonia with a 3-1…

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10 November 2022
Focus on Gender Equality at The Home of Football

The launch of a new, exciting resource to promote Gender Equality has seen Social Responsibility managers from around the OFC Member Associations meet in Auckland this week. The Gender Equality Playbook (GEP), which will be a resource to help football in the Pacific be a truly inclusive part of the community, will be launched on…

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9 November 2022
Fiji earn revenge while Solomon Islands come up short in Pacific Women’s Four Nations openers

Fiji avenged their OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2022 final defeat to Papua New Guinea while the Solomon Islands came up just short against Australia’s U-20 side on the opening day of the Pacific Women’s Four Nations 2022. Goals from Cema Nasau and Luisa Tamanitoakula earned the Fijian Kulas a 2-0 victory over Oceania champions PNG…

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