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OFC Pro League | Players to Watch | Round 4

12 March 2026
OFC Pro League | Players to Watch | Round 4

It’s entering crunch time in the OFC Pro League, as teams jostle for position inside the top four and a place in the Leaders Group. A number of players are coming off breakthrough individual performances in Melbourne, as the action heads to the Solomon Islands for two more games each during Round 4. We’ve picked…

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11 March 2026
How New Caledonia have fared against global opposition ahead of World Cup Play-off

As New Caledonia prepare for their FIFA World Cup 2026™ Play-Off Tournament semi-final against Jamaica in Guadalajara, we’ve decided to a look at Les Cagous other results against international sides outside the OFC region.   Since playing their first full international in 1951 against New Zealand, New Caledonia have played nine different international opponents from outside the OFC region affiliated…

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10 March 2026
OFC Pro League | Welcome to Solomon Islands

The OFC Pro League heads back to Melanesia for Round 4 of the OFC Pro League in Honiara, Solomon Islands.   Consisting of over 1,000 islands, the Solomon Islands are one of the most linguistically diverse nations in the world and feature incredible marine and animal life.   They’re also known for having one of the most…

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10 March 2026
New Zealand Football strengthens safeguarding focus at Youth Futsal Championships

Safeguarding practices at New Zealand Football’s Youth Futsal Championship have marked a significant step in the education of safeguarding with coaches, players and officials.  New Zealand Football held sessions with teams to promote safeguarding at the tournament, highlighting useful practices, and educating teams on how safeguarding is used in practice. Key messaging was also shared…

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9 March 2026
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers | Round 2 Review

Round 2 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers saw eight OFC member associations take the next step on the journey to the global finals in Brazil next year.  Four nations – New Zealand, American Samoa, Papua New Guinea, and Fiji – booked their place in Round 3 in April, whilst the Solomon…

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8 March 2026
Late winner gives Papua New Guinea top spot in Group B

Papua New Guinea have finished top of Group B with a 1-0 win over Fiji at Govind Park in Ba to conclude Round 2 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers.   Having had wet weather earlier in the week reschedule their meeting, both nations came into the fixture with two wins from…

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6 March 2026
OFC Pro League | Round 3 Review

The third round of the OFC Pro League featured more goals, drama, and watershed moments, as the competition arrives at the halfway mark.   Auckland FC and South Melbourne remain firmly planted inside the top two, but it’s the battle for the other two spots in the Challengers Group that has heated up, with just one point separating…

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6 March 2026
Cousins chase history for New Caledonia in FIFA World Cup™ play-off

Related by blood, friendship, and the football field, Joseph Athale and Germain Haewegene will step onto the pitch at the Guadalajara Stadium, Mexico, together in three weeks’ time for one of the most important fixtures in New Caledonian football history.   Both playing professionally for the first time with Tahiti United in the OFC Pro League…

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5 March 2026
New Zealand and Samoa victorious on final Group A match day

New Zealand were made to work hard as they saw off a tough American Samoa team 3-0 on the final day of Group A action in Round 2 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers. Having enjoyed two comfortable victories over Samoa and Solomon Islands respectively, it was a marked difference for the…

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5 March 2026
Vacancy | Media and Communications Manager

About Us Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is the governing body for football across the Pacific region, representing Member Associations throughout Oceania. We are passionate about growing the game at every level – from grassroots development to elite international competition – and using football as a force for positive social impact. Operating in a dynamic, multicultural…

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