LIVESTREAM | OFC WOMEN’S NATIONS CUP 2022 | GROUP B | VANUATU v PAPUA NEW GUINEA

A long-range effort from captain Monique Fischer and a moment of individual brilliance from Jayda Stewart proved the difference as Samoa beat Tonga 2-0 in the opening game of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2022 in Fiji. The game at Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium represented a return to international football for many after years of…

After two years of online calls and emails, the OFC Women’s Development Officers finally met in person this week in the lead up to the Women’s Nations Cup in Fiji.  The pandemic has brought many challenges to football in the region, with restrictions on travel meaning that competitions have been unable to proceed. It’s also meant…

An all-female match official crew will take the field at the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2022 in Suva, Fiji. Eight OFC Member Associations are represented in the 16-strong group who will oversee the 17 matches at the tournament, which begins on July 13. Included are New Zealand duo Sarah Jones and Anna-Marie Keighley, and Maria…

The OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2022 begins this Wednesday, July 13 in Fiji with Samoa v Tonga kicking us off in the opening game at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva. Due to the nature of the competition, where eight of the nine teams involved will advance from the Group Stage, all nations taking part…

The top two in Tahiti will face off for the title on the final day of the season, New Zealand’s Chatham Cup champions cruise through and we have new leaders in Fiji in this week’s Oceania competitions wrap. In Tahiti, AS Dragon and AS Pirae will face off in a potential Ligue 1 decider next…

Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is committed to empowering women and girls in our region through football. By capitalising on the momentum created by FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™, and by working with partners, such as the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT), OFC is looking to advance the positive…

The OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2022 kicks off on July 13 and runs through to the final on July 30 in Suva, Fiji. The tournament will determine the new champions of Oceania and reveal which OFC nation will take part in the FIFA Women’s World Cup Play-off Tournament, from which three teams will secure passage…

All 17 matches at the OFC Women’s Nations Cup will be distributed to broadcasters in the Pacific Islands by Pasifika TV and all matches will be broadcast live on Sky TV in New Zealand. Matches will also be streamed live and free on the OFC website and Eleven Sports. Each broadcast will start 15 minutes…