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Must-win match up next for Tahiti

30 April 2017
Must-win match up next for Tahiti

Tahiti’s beach soccer team, the Tiki Toa, have a tough task ahead of them after going down in their opening FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup match to one of the tournament favourites Brazil. They now face Japan in a must-win encounter if they wish to keep their dream of a second successive final alive, but…

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Bahamas
30 April 2017
Three goals give City Leg 2 advantage

Auckland City FC are feeling a lot more confident about their chances of claiming a seventh-consecutive title after seeing off Team Wellington 3-0 in Leg 1 of the OFC Champions League at Kiwitea Street this afternoon. Joao Moreira opened the scoring after a one-on-one with Team Wellington goalkeeper Scott Basalaj left Moreira on the ground…

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30 April 2017
Auckland City 3-0 Team Wellington

Auckland City FC have overcome Team Wellington to secure a 3-0 win at Kiwitea St in Leg 1 of the 2017 OFC Champions League. Auckland City FC: 1. Enaut ZUBIKARAI (GK), 3. Takuya IWATA, 4. Mario BILEN, 5. Angel BERLANGA (C), 6. Cam HOWIESON, 8. Albert RIERA, 9. Darren WHITE, 14. Clayton LEWIS, 16. Daewook KIM,…

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29 April 2017
Tahiti overcome in Bahamas opener

Four-time champions Brazil made a positive start to their FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Bahamas 2017 campaign with a 4-1 victory over Tahiti in their opening Group D match. The South American champions had to come from behind to defeat their opponents from Oceania after Patrick Tepa’s fine strike gave Tahiti an early lead. Filipe…

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Bahamas
28 April 2017
Guillemont returns to OFC fold

The Oceania Football Confederation is delighted to announce the return of Frederic Guillemont to the Confederation and the region. Guillemont, who first joined the Confederation in 2001, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer and will work from the OFC Headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand. OFC General Secretary Tai Nicholas said it is great to have…

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employee
28 April 2017
Vanuatu’s ready to take flight

With only 22 days left in the countdown to the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup, Vanuatu are packing their bags and heading to Singapore to take on some of Asia’s most talented youth. OFC President David Chung expressed his pride for the young side at their farewell ceremony in Auckland today, and wished them luck…

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28 April 2017
Wadunah called-on by AFC

Only recently returned home from Fiji following the completion of Part 2 of her OFC B Licence coaching course, Papua New Guinea U-20 women’s assistant coach Rachel Wadunah is now preparing for a visit to Shanghai, representing Oceania at the Asian Football Confederation Women’s Instructors Course in June. Wadunah was suprised to be selected for…

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28 April 2017
Wellington out to end City’s streak

In their third-consecutive OFC Champions League final play-off, New Zealand clubs Auckland City and Team Wellington will meet at Kiwitea Street in Auckland this Sunday for the first of two matches, both hopeful of claiming a spot at the FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2017. With varying results between the two teams throughout their season in…

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27 April 2017
Tiki Toa eager for Brazil rematch

Oceania’s FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup representatives – Tahiti’s Tiki Toa – kick off their campaign in the Bahamas tomorrow, taking on CONMEBOL champions and World No. 3 Brazil in a long-awaited World Cup rematch. The last time the Tiki Toa and Brazil met in the finals was when Tahiti hosted the competition in 2013….

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27 April 2017
Makasini hand-picked for FIFA U-20 World Cup

Tonga’s Tevita Makasini has been appointed as an assistant referee for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Korea Republic, running from 20 May to 11 June 2017. Makasini will join the Vanuatu and New Zealand U-20 national teams as representatives of the Oceania region at the youth competition. Grateful for another opportunity to officiate on the…

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