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Auckland FC hold on to see off Tahiti United

27 February 2026
Auckland FC hold on to see off Tahiti United

Auckland FC held on to secure a narrow 1-0 win over Tahiti United in a weather-affected contest in Melbourne. Both sides had seen their midweek fixtures postponed due to thunderstorms in Melbourne and were well-rested following the extended break period. The league leaders were presented with a fantastic chance early to open the scoring, when…

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27 February 2026
American Samoa make more history, New Zealand dominant in Group A

American Samoa have recorded a stunning 1-0 win over current OFC Women’s Nations Cup holders Solomon Islands, in Group A action in Round 2 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers.   The result follows on from American Samoa’s first FIFA Women’s World Cup™ qualifying win last November, Alayna Fuamatu-Ma’afala scoring the decisive goal at the National Stadium in Honiara. Appearing in the second stage of FIFA Women’s…

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27 February 2026
Papua New Guinea and Fiji record statement victories to begin Group B action

Papua New Guinea have kickstarted their FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ qualifying campaign with a statement 5-0 victory over Melanesian neighbours Vanuatu in Group B at Round 2 of the Oceania Qualifiers at Govind Park in Ba.   Beginning their tenth FIFA Women’s World Cup™ qualification campaign, the most of any other OFC member association, the…

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27 February 2026
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers Round 2 | Players to Watch

As the second round of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers gets set to kick off in the Solomon Islands and Fiji today, a cast of female talent are ready to showcase their skillset on the international stage. We’ve picked one player from each of the competing nations to watch out for over the…

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26 February 2026
How to Watch | FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers Round 2

Round 2 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers kick off in the Solomon Islands and Fiji tomorrow, and every match is available to watch LIVE and FREE on FIFA+.  The eight nations competing have been split into two groups for the second stage of the qualification campaign, with Group A hosted in…

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26 February 2026
Four Nations Battle for Glory in Round Two of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers

Round Two of the FIFA™ Women’s World Cup 2027 Oceania Qualifiers continues this week, with Group A kicking off in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Four ambitious nations are chasing progression and a place in the final stage, to be held in New Zealand in April and the possibility of World Cup glory. American Samoa American Samoa…

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26 February 2026
Oceania leaders celebrate progress in decade under FIFA President Gianni Infantino

The Oceania region has truly connected to the global game during the decade under the leadership of FIFA President Gianni Infantino, according to the two leading football officials in the region. To mark the 10th anniversary of Infantino’s election on February 26, 2016, Oceania Football Confederations (OFC) President Lambert Maltock acknowledged that the FIFA President…

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26 February 2026
Stage set for Group B of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers Round Two in Fiji

Round 2 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ Oceania Qualifiers kicks-off in Fiji and the Solomon Islands this week, with four places in the final round on offer for eight proud nations. Govind Park in Ba, Fiji will host Group B of Round Two, where four Melanesian sides will face off over three match-days, with…

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25 February 2026
Bula FC hold on for crucial three points

Bula FC were made to work hard as they held on to see off PNG Hekari FC and secure a vital three points in Round 3 of the OFC Pro League. Both sides had tasted defeat in their opening matches in Melbourne, so were keen to hit the ground running and it was the Fijian…

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25 February 2026
Vanuatu United power past Solomon Kings

Vanuatu United turned in their best performance of the season to see off Solomon Kings and register their second win in a row in Melbourne. Heavy rain and thunderstorms had seen both of yesterday’s matches postponed, allowing these two sides an opportunity to press their top four credentials ahead of the weekend. Solomon Kings have…

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