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OFC Champions League Group D team lists

9 March 2017
OFC Champions League Group D team lists

Three newcomers to the OFC Champions League – Marist from Solomon Islands, Erakor Golden Star of Vanuatu and Rewa FC from Fiji –  are set to take on veterans AS Tefana on home soil. The four sides make up Group D of the 2017 edition of the region’s premier international club competition and each are…

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AS Tefana
9 March 2017
OFC Champions League Group C team lists

Three teams are travelling to Auckland, New Zealand in the hopes of toppling group hosts and reigning OFC Champions League title-holders Auckland City FC. See who is in the line-ups for the home side as well as Malampa Revivors of Vanuatu, Western United from Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea club champions Lae City Dwellers….

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Auckland
9 March 2017
Pair blazing trail for female coaches

As the only females on the OFC/NZF A-Licence course currently running in Auckland, Natalie Lawrence and Hayley Stirling are blazing a trail for women coaches in this country. Both are looking to set an example to those keen to follow in their footsteps and are pleased to report that women are now embraced in a…

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9 March 2017
NZ finish Cypus Cup on a high

The New Zealand Football Ferns have finished their Cyprus Cup on a high after defeating Hungary 3-1 in their final game at the Tasos Marko stadium in Parolimni to finish the tournament in ninth place. New Zealand celebrated International Women’s Day with a dominant performance with Rosie White scoring a double to finish on three…

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8 March 2017
Ferns downed by Korea Republic

The Football Ferns are targeting a win in their play-off match against Hungary at the Cyprus Cup after wrapping up pool play with one of their best showings of the tournament in a 2-0 loss to a classy Korea Republic side. Going into the tournament, Korea Republic had the reputation of being the most accomplished…

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Cyprus Cup
8 March 2017
OFC Monthly – Episode 7

OFC Monthly is a magazine style show bringing football activities from around the Pacific region to fans of Oceania football across the globe. In this edition of OFC Monthly, we wrap up last month’s OFC U-17 Championship in Tahiti, where the region’s top eight national youth teams made history in their debut on the regional…

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8 March 2017
International Women’s Day kicks off across Oceania

Today marks International Women’s Day – a paramount event on the Oceania football calendar as countries across the Pacific showcase the women’s game and celebrate development through different projects. Tonga, Solomon Islands, Cook Islands, and Fiji have gone the extra mile to create opportunities in women’s football while using the worldwide celebration as a platform…

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6 March 2017
Auckland City secure minor premiership

Auckland City staged a late comeback to secure the minor premiership title of the Stirling Sports Premiership at Kiwitea Street in Auckland at the weekend. The six-time champions, who were looking to bounce back from their 4-1 loss to Waitakere United last weekend, took the lead over Eastern Suburbs when they were awarded a penalty…

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Auckland City FC
6 March 2017
Ferns field new blood in Austria loss

The Football Ferns’ hopes of glory at the Cyprus Cup have been stamped out after a 3-0 defeat to Austria in their second match, but some important building blocks have been laid for the future after a pair of players made their international debuts and a new captain took the armband.   New Zealand went into…

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Abby Erceg
6 March 2017
OFC Champions League Media Accreditation

The OFC Champions League 2017 is heading into action with Groups C and D set to kick off in Auckland and Tahiti respectively. Should you wish to cover either of these groups as an accredited member of the press, please fill in the application form and submit via email to the OFC Head of Media…

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Media Accreditation