A quick summary of action around the OFC final round on TUE 26 MAR 2013. more...

A quick summary of action around the OFC final round on FRI 22 MAR 2013. more...

A quick summary of action around the OFC final round on TUE 16 OCT 2012. more...

A quick summary of action around the OFC final round on FRI 12 OCT 2012. more...

A quick summary of action around the OFC final round on TUE 11 SEP 2012. more...

A quick summary of action around the OFC final round on FRI 07 SEP 2012. more...

For the first time, the OFC Nations Cup has gone to a team that is neither Australia nor New Zealand. Tahiti were crowned champions of Oceania with a 1-0 win over New Caledonia. more...

New Caledonia, New Zealand, the Solomon Is, and Tahiti have advanced to the OFC final round as the top teams in the group phase of the OFC Nations Cup. They will also compete in the elimination phase to decide the OFC’s champion. more...

The OFC Nations Cup has begun in Honiara, Solomon Is, with Tahiti and New Caledonia winners on the first day. more...

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...

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 JUL 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...

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. more...