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Just Play success celebrated at 2025 Team Up Folktales Oscars

21 May 2025
Just Play success celebrated at 2025 Team Up Folktales Oscars

OFC is thrilled to congratulate Tonga Football’s Just Play Media Officer Meleseini Tufui on her 2025 Team Up Folktales Oscar win. Her winning video was nominated for Best Profile, which featured 12-year-old Just Play participant Folau Selui sharing what he had learnt about teamwork and using his voice to support others by participating in the…

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18 May 2025
Auckland United FC secure back-to-back titles at the OFC Women’s Champions League

Auckland United FC have retained their OFC Women’s Champions League title with a hard fought 1-0 win over Hekari Womens FC in the final at Stade Pater in Papeete. The New Zealand champions scored the only goal of the game in the 26th minute through midfielder Danielle Canham and withstood plenty of pressure from the…

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16 May 2025
Final showdown: Auckland United and Hekari Womens FC renew rivalry in title decider

The coaches and captains of Auckland United FC and Hekari Womens FC have faced off ahead of this weekend’s final at the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti. The two sides will meet in the title decider for the second year running with defending champions Auckland United FC winning 1-0 in the final in Honiara,…

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15 May 2025
Auckland United FC set up title decider with Hekari Womens FC at the OFC Women’s Champions League 2025 in Tahiti

Defending champions Auckland United FC have blitzed Henderson Eels FC 6-1 at Stade Pater in Papeete to reach the final of the OFC Women’s Champions League 2025 for the second straight year. The New Zealand champions face a rematch against Hekari Womens FC in Saturday’s (Tahiti time) decider. Ben Bate’s side won the final 1-0…

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15 May 2025
Hekari Womens FC cruise into the final of the OFC Women’s Champions League 2025 in Tahiti

Hekari Womens FC are through to their second straight OFC Women’s Champions League final after a 6-1 win over Ba Women FC in the first semi-final at Stade Pater in Papeete. The Papua New Guinea side turned in their best performance of the tournament in a dominant display and had they been more ruthless in…

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15 May 2025
OFC 31st Ordinary Congress looks ahead to OFC Professional League

The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) 31st Ordinary Congress has taken place in Asunción, Paraguay, on the eve of the 75th FIFA Congress. FIFA President Gianni Infantino addressed the congress via video, to congratulate and celebrate the incredible development football the Oceania region has seen over the last twelve months, including a record number of OFC…

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14 May 2025
OFC Women’s Champions League 2025 Semi-Finals Preview: Coaches share thoughts

The stage is set for two thrilling semi-final showdowns at the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti tomorrow. Holders Auckland United FC take on Henderson Eels FC after Ba Women FC and Hekari Womens FC meet in the first semi-final at Stade Pater in Papeete. Defending champions Auckland United FC head into their match with momentum…

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13 May 2025
13 clubs now in contention to be part of the inaugural OFC Professional League

From the 24 clubs who expressed interest in being part of the OFC Professional League due to start in January 2026, OFC can confirm that 13 will continue to the Club Licensing phase. There are 11 clubs from six OFC Member Associations including four from New Zealand, two from Fiji, two from Papua New Guinea,…

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13 May 2025
Regional B-Licence coaching course signals positive shift in Oceania Football

Coach development across the Pacific took another major step forward with the OFC Regional B-Licence taking place in Wellington, New Zealand this month, bringing together 18 aspiring coaches from across the Oceania region. The course from the 2nd to 8th of May provided a valuable programme for coaches to engage with others from different cultural…

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12 May 2025
Hekari Womens FC ease past AS Pirae to complete semi-final lineup at OFC Women’s Champions League

Hekari Women’s FC have ended local hopes at the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti with a hard fought 2-0 win over AS Pirae in the final Group B match at State Pater in Papeete. Needing just a draw to progress to the semi-finals as Group B runners up, the Papua New Guinea champions were…

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