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Lautoka ready for Group B action

21 September 2019
Lautoka ready for Group B action

After the two opening Group A matches in the capital on Saturday, the Sugar City of Lautoka is excited to stage the first two Group B clashes of the OFC Men’s Olympic qualifier 2019 on Sunday as Melanesian rivals Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea kick start the proceeding before underdogs Tonga square off against hosts…

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#OFCOQM
20 September 2019
OFCOQM | Live Stream |Group A| #SAMNZL
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#OFCOQM
20 September 2019
OFCOQM | Live Stream |Group A| #SOLASA
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#OFCOQM
20 September 2019
Olympic Qualifier set to kick off in Suva

The road to next year’s Tokyo Olympics will begin for eight Oceania teams with the opening Match Day of the OFC Men’s Olympic Qualifier 2019 tournament on Saturday in Fiji. Group A rivals Solomon Islands and American Samoa will kick off the competition at Suva’s ANZ Stadium before Samoa face top seeded New Zealand in…

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American Samoa
20 September 2019
Solomon Islands cleared for FIFA U17 World Cup

Following a hearing on 16 August 2019 in Sydney the Court of Arbitration for Sport has handed down its decision regarding the eligibility case of Solomon Islands’ footballer Chris Satu. Mr Satu played for the Solomon Islands team during the OFC U-16 Championship 2018, that was held from 9-22 September 2018 in Honiara. In February…

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13 September 2019
New Zealand claim Oceania title to reign supreme

Defending champions New Zealand overcame a brave challenge from New Caledonia to secure their seventh consecutive regional title and their place at next year’s FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup following an absorbing OFC U-19 Women’s Championship title decider at Rarotonga’s CIFA Academy. Meanwhile tournament debutants Tahiti have defeated Vanuatu in their play-off for 3rd place…

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3rd/4th Play-Off
12 September 2019
OFCU19W | Live Stream | Final | #NCLNZL
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CIFA Academy
12 September 2019
OFCU19W | Live Stream | 3rd/4th Play-off | #TAHVAN
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mycujoo
12 September 2019
Maggie Jenkins proud to lead from the front

Defending champions New Zealand are hot favourites to secure their seventh consecutive U-19 Women’s Oceania title and book their ticket to next year’s FIFA U-20 World Cup hosted by Nigeria when they face New Caledonia in the tournament’s title decider at Rarotonga’s CIFA Academy. Coached by Gemma Lewis, the current crop of this New Zealand…

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CIFA Academy
12 September 2019
U-19 Women’s crown on the line in Rarotonga

New Caledonia and New Zealand are both just one win away from claiming regional supremacy, and a place in next year’s U-20 Women’s World Cup in Nigeria, going into the deciding day at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship in the Cook islands. Meanwhile with the bronze medal also up for grabs, Tahiti and Vanuatu will…

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3rd/4th Play-Off