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Draws confirmed for OFC U-16 Men’s Championship and Qualifying

5 March 2024
Draws confirmed for OFC U-16 Men’s Championship and Qualifying

The draws for the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship and OFC U-16 Men’s Championship – Qualifying have been held at the OFC Home of Football ‘Te Kahu o Kiwa’ in Auckland.  Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, American Samoa and Tonga will compete at the Qualifying tournament in Tonga from April 13-19 for a place in the Championship…

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5 March 2024
Draws confirmed for OFC U-19 Men’s Championship and Qualifying

The draws for the OFC U-19 Men’s Championship and OFC U-19 Men’s Championship – Qualifying have been made at the OFC Home of Football ‘Te Kahu o Kiwa’ in Auckland.  Tonga, Cook Islands, Vanuatu and American Samoa will compete in the Qualifying tournament in Vanuatu from April 9-15 for a place in the Championship to…

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5 March 2024
Auckland United FC relishing opportunity as first-ever New Zealand participants in OFC Women’s Champions League

Photo Credit: Auckland United FC Media Auckland United FC head to the Solomon Islands for the OFC Women’s Champions League 2024 as history makers. Having been without a New Zealand representative at last year’s tournament in Papua New Guinea, the team will be breaking new ground for women’s football in the country when they kick-off…

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4 March 2024
Vanuatu’s Tafea FC aiming to make an impact on OFC Women’s Champions League debut

Photo Credit: Tafea FC Media Having missed out on the inaugural OFC Women’s Champions League in Papua New Guinea last year, Vanuatu will be well represented at this year’s tournament, with Tafea FC flying the flag. The Port Vila-based side are the reigning VFF Women’s Champions League winners, after a commanding victory over Waterfall FC…

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1 March 2024
Vanuatu Grassroots Coach Educators course a big success 

Photo Credit: OFC Media 2024 has kicked off with a ground-breaking achievement for Vanuatu Football Federation (VFF), who hosted their first local Grassroots Coach Educators (GCE) course, led by OFC Player Development Manager Phill Parker.  The objective is to provide the local member association development officers in Vanuatu with the skills and knowledge to deliver…

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1 March 2024
Hekari United FC determined to go one better at OFC Women’s Champions League

Photo Credit OFC Media via Phototek Hekari United were desperately disappointed to fall just short of claiming the inaugural OFC Women’s Champions League title on home soil last year. Eric Komeng’s side lost their tournament opener in Port Moresby 2-1 thanks to a 97th minute goal conceded against AS Academy Féminine. It was a decisive…

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29 February 2024
Labasa Women FC looking to improve on debut OFC Women’s Champions League campaign

Photo Credit OFC Media via Phototek Fiji’s representative at the upcoming OFC Women’s Champions League, Labasa Women FC, acknowledge they face a massive hurdle just to get out of their group in Honiara next month. The Fiji champions were a disappointment at last year’s inaugural tournament held in Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea, finishing…

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29 February 2024
2024 shaping up to be a defining year for Tonga Football Association

Photo Credit: FIFA.com After seven years, things are looking up for Tonga Football Association (TFA), who will host three OFC competitions in 2024 and welcome a brand-new stadium in the Kingdom. February’s OFC Men’s Champions League – Qualifying in Nuku’alofa was the first time since 2017 that the Tonga FA had hosted an OFC competition….

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28 February 2024
Ten-man Ifira Black Bird FC hold on to qualify for OFC Men’s Champions League 2024

Photo Credit: OFC Media via VFF Ifira Black Bird FC have qualified for the OFC Men’s Champions League 2024 after defeating Classic FC 3-2 on aggregate in the National Play-Off in Vanuatu.  A 1-1 draw at VFF Freshwater Stadium in Port Vila was enough for Ifira to confirm their place in May’s tournament, holding on…

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28 February 2024
AS Academy Féminine set to defend their OFC Women’s Champions League title

AS Academy Féminine won the inaugural OFC Women’s Champions League title in some style in Port Moresby last year, winning all four of their matches in the five team tournament. The New Caledonian champions return for the second edition of the competition which has expanded to eight teams, to be played in Honiara in the…

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