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NZ’s Durante ruled eligible; disciplinary case thrown out
[FRI 13 SEP 2013 – 01:07:28 UTC]
FIFA have dismissed a case against
New Zealand, who had been accused of fielding an ineligible player. Defender Andrew DURANTE was ruled to have been eligible to represent the All Whites when he played in the T
UE 26 M
AR 2013
OFC final round match against the
Solomon Is.
more...FIFA opens investigations over player eligibility
[TUE 02 JUL 2013 – 06:39:36 UTC]
FIFA have announced investigations into several teams that are alleged to have fielded ineligible players in qualifiers for the 2014 Men’s World Cup. The claims apply to
Equatorial Guinea,
Togo, and
New Zealand.
more...OFC matchday 14 recap
[THU 28 MAR 2013 – 04:47:07 UTC]
OFC matchday 13 recap
[MON 25 MAR 2013 – 02:42:50 UTC]
OFC matchday 12 recap
[WED 17 OCT 2012 – 19:37:03 UTC]
OFC matchday 11 recap
[SAT 13 OCT 2012 – 22:18:18 UTC]
OFC matchday 10 recap
[THU 13 SEP 2012 – 05:04:36 UTC]
OFC matchday 9 recap
[SUN 09 SEP 2012 – 05:48:11 UTC]
Tahiti earn historic OFC title
[TUE 12 JUN 2012 – 05:27:35 UTC]
OFC final round lineup set as Nations Cup reaches semis
[WED 06 JUN 2012 – 07:36:55 UTC]
Tahiti, New Caledonia in front as OFC Nations Cup kicks off
[FRI 01 JUN 2012 – 07:16:52 UTC]
OFC Nations Cup moved to Solomon Is
[MON 09 APR 2012 – 04:39:53 UTC]
The
Solomon Is have been awarded hosting rights for the 2012
OFC Nations Cup, the second round in
OFC qualifiers for Brazil 2014.
Fiji were originally named hosts, but according to reports, the OFC executive committee made the decision to move the tournament due to a legal dispute involving leadership of the Fiji Football Association and the OFC. Honiara in the Solomons will now host the Nations Cup F
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UN 10 J
UN 2012, from which the top two teams in each group will progress to the
final round.
Solomons hoping to repeat upset in OFC
[SAT 30 JUL 2011 – 21:29:38 UTC]
In the qualifiers for the 2006 Men’s World Cup,
New Zealand lost to eventual last place finishers
Vanuatu, opening the door for the
Solomon Is to make the final playoff instead. This time, the Solomon Is and New Zealand are in the same qualifying group at the
OFC Nations Cup, the second round of OFC qualifying for Brazil 2014. Two teams advance from each group to the
final round, with the winner progressing to the
playoff with a CONCACAF side.
more...OFC qualifying draw procedure
[SAT 30 JUL 2011 – 06:01:32 UTC]
At the qualifying draw for Brazil 2014, the draw for the
OFC Nations Cup will be made.
American Samoa,
Cook Is,
Samoa, and
Tonga have already been assigned to the
first round. The other seven OFC members will be drawn into two groups, along with a slot for the first round winner. Each group will contain two teams from each of the two pots.
more...OFC qualifying format amended
[THU 14 JUL 2011 – 05:44:30 UTC]
FIFA has approved a change to the
OFC’s qualifying process for Brazil 2014. Where the men’s football tournament at the 2011 Pacific Games was to serve as the first round, there will now be a
first round involving the four lowest ranked teams [as of the FIFA rankings for J
UL 2011], with the winner joining the other seven OFC members in the
2012 OFC Nations Cup. The semifinalists of that tournament will then play in the
final round, which will be a four team, double round robin group as before. The winner advances to the
playoffs against an opponent from another confederation.
more...OFC qualifying format
[MON 06 JUN 2011 – 02:28:41 UTC]
The
OFC will determine its entrant to the
playoff for Brazil 2014 in much the same way as for the previous tournament. 10 of the 11 member nations are competing in the men’s football tournament at the Pacific Games. Kiribati and Tuvalu will also compete, but as they are not FIFA members, the top three finishers amongst the remaining teams will be eligible to compete in the final round, to which
New Zealand receives a bye. The winner of this group competes in the playoff for a place at the Men’s World Cup.
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