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OFC Women’s Nations Cup Preview | Tahiti

25 June 2025
OFC Women’s Nations Cup Preview | Tahiti

Tahiti are setting their sights high on a historic semi-final berth at the  upcoming OFC Women’s Nations Cup in Fiji, with head coach Xavier Samin confident his side can challenge the region’s top teams. Drawn in a Group A alongside defending champions Papua New Guinea, Samoa and the Cook Islands, Tahiti face  a tough path…

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25 June 2025
Auckland City FC save their best performance for last at the FIFA Club World Cup

Christian Gray has given Auckland City FC a moment to savour at the FIFA Club World Cup, scoring a second half header to secure a remarkable 1-1 draw against South American giants Boca Juniors in Nashville. Paul Posa’s Oceania champions turned in their best performance of the tournament against the Argentines, defending resolutely throughout the…

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24 June 2025
FIFA Club World Cup 2025 – Match Day 10 Wrap: Late goals and big exits as four teams secure knockout spots

As the group stage approaches the end, heartbreak, heroics and late drama lit up Matchday 10 at the FIFA Club World Cup. Four knockout spots were confirmed today with PSG, Inter Miami, Botafogo and Palmeiras securing their places in the Round of 16. Here’s how today’s results unfolded: PSG vs Seattle Sounders PSG secured top…

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24 June 2025
Auckland City FC face South American giants Boca Juniors in their FIFA Club World Cup finale

Auckland City FC will close out their FIFA Club World Cup campaign with a blockbuster match against South American heavyweights Boca Juniors in Nashville tomorrow. (7am NZT) The Navy Blues have endured a challenging run in the tournament, having fallen to European giants Bayern Munich and Benfica. Already out of contention for the knockout stages,…

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24 June 2025
OFC Women’s Nations Cup Preview | Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea return to the OFC Women’s Nations Cup next month as defending champions, aiming to assert their dominance once again and chase a second consecutive title on Fijian soil. The 2022 tournament marked a historic milestone for the team, as they captured their first-ever OFC Women’s Nations Cup crown, edging hosts Fiji 2–1…

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23 June 2025
FIFA Club World Cup Matchday nine Wrap: dominant wins, tactical battles, and knockout clarity emerging

Juventus, Manchester City and Real Madrid all emerged victorious on match day nine at the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. Juventus v Wydad CasablancaJuventus rolled to a dominant victory in Philadelphia, propelled by a Kenan Yildiz brace—his first goal coming via a deflected own-goal by Wydad’s Boutouil, followed by a brilliant strike of…

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23 June 2025
OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 Preview | Cook Islands

The Cook Islands are gearing up for a challenging campaign in Group A of the upcoming OFC Women’s Nations Cup, with head coach Angela Wallbank expressing confidence in her side’s preparation and potential to make a deep run. The 2025 edition in Fiji marks the Cook Islands’ fifth appearance at the tournament. With a renewed…

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22 June 2025
FIFA Club World Cup 2025- Match Day Eight Wrap: Late goals and plenty of drama

In a seven-goal thriller at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Dortmund shook off an early setback and held on after a late Sundowns resurgence. Jobe Bellingham scored his first goal for the club, helping Dortmund secure a win 4–3 and tboost their chances of qualifying for the knockout rounds. Inter Milan came from behind with two…

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21 June 2025
FIFA Club World Cup 2025-Matchday seven wrap: Bayern Munich qualify for knockout rounds

Benfica 6–0 Auckland City Auckland City showed early resolve, but Benfica’s quality shone through with six goals, including two late penalties from Ángel Di María. A weather delay just before halftime didn’t stop the Portuguese side’s rhythm as they coasted to victory. However the Oceania champions turned in a vastly improved showing following the 10-0…

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21 June 2025
Auckland City FC go down fighting in improved display against Benfica

Auckland City FC have turned in a much-improved performance in their second match at the FIFA Club World Cup, falling 6–0 to Portuguese powerhouse SL Benfica at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando. Following a 10–0 opening defeat to Bayern Munich in Cincinnati, the Navy Blues showed far greater organisation and resilience, especially in a first half…

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