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How to Watch | OFC U-16 Women’s Championship 2025

28 July 2025
How to Watch | OFC U-16 Women’s Championship 2025

The OFC U-16 Women’s Championship 2025 kicks off in Samoa on Friday August 1. Every match in Apia is available to watch LIVE and FREE on FIFA+ Download the FIFA+ app on the App Store or Google Play All kick-off times shown as local Samoa time Match Day 1 Friday, August 1 Fiji v Tahiti, 11:00am | WATCH…

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25 July 2025
Data, Insight, Development: TSG drives high-performance growth at OFC Women’s Nations Cup

Earlier this month, the Oceania Football Confederation’s (OFC) High Performance and Education team led a Technical Study Group (TSG) initiative during the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 in Fiji, with matches held across Lautoka and Suva. Bringing together expert observers, analysts, and camera operators from across the Pacific, the TSG was laser-focused on boosting team…

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24 July 2025
VAR moves a step closer for OFC with signal testing in Fiji

The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) has taken a significant step toward the introduction of Video Assistant Referees (VAR) at its competitions, following successful signal transmission tests between HFC Bank Stadium in Suva and the OFC Academy in Auckland. The trial was conducted during the final weekend of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup in Fiji, as…

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24 July 2025
Club Application process concludes for 13 OFC Professional League hopefuls

The final phase of the Club Application Process for the inaugural OFC Professional League has officially concluded, with 13 clubs submitting their Club Licensing documentation by the July 18 deadline. These clubs are vying to be among the eight selected to compete in Oceania’s first-ever professional football league, which is set to kick off in…

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19 July 2025
Solomon Islands write history with first OFC Women’s Nations Cup crown

The Solomon Islands have defeated Papua New Guinea 3-2 after extra-time at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, winning the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 title, and their very-first continental crown.  Thrice the Solomon Islands took the lead, but twice ten-man Papua New Guinea reeled them back in to force the game to extra-time, where substitute…

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19 July 2025
Samoa stun Fiji to claim best-ever finish at OFC Women’s Nations Cup

Samoa have secured third place at the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 with a 2-0 win over tournament hosts Fiji at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.  Fiji huffed and puffed for long stages but couldn’t find a way past Samoan goalkeeper Kamy Anaya and were made to rue a number of missed chances, as two…

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18 July 2025
OFC Supports New Zealand Football’s World Cup campaign through High-Performance study visit in Australia

As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen football across the region and support its Member Associations in reaching new heights, the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is proud to support New Zealand Football’s coaching and staff development as they work towards various campaigns including the FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026. In a focused effort to build…

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18 July 2025
“This programme has really opened their eyes”: Just Play’s impact at Sabeto Sangam School

As football took centre stage in Fiji during the OFC Women’s Nations Cup, Australia’s Assistant Minister for Pacific Island Affairs, Senator Nita Green, made a special visit that shone a light on OFC’s flagship football for development initiative, Just Play. The Minister dropped in on a Just Play session at Sabeto Sangam School, near Nadi,…

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17 July 2025
Melanesian showdown: Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands set for historic OFC Women’s Nations Cup final

The stage is set for a thrilling OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 final, as Melanesian heavyweights Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands prepare to battle for regional glory. Papua New Guinea are chasing back-to-back titles after lifting their maiden trophy in 2022. Standing in their way are first-time finalists Solomon Islands, who are writing a…

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16 July 2025
Solomon Islands make history by qualifying for maiden OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 final

The Solomon Islands have defeated Samoa 2-1 at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva to reach the final of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup for the first time.  Samoa hit the front early on, but two goals in the space of 12 minutes completed a first half comeback for the Solomon Islands, who held on to…

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