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Simon scores an explosive hat-trick as Vanuatu power past Tonga in Group B opener

Leimata Simon has lit up the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 with a stunning hat-trick to lead Vanuatu to an impressive 3-0 win over Tonga in the opening Group B match in Suva. The striker scored twice in the first half and saved her best for last, a 53rd minute long range effort that will take some beating to not be the goal of the tournament. Jean Robert Yelou’s side had struggled in recent OFC… SourceVanuatu · Vanuatu Read Article

Spoils shared in OFC Women’s Nations Cup Group A opener

The OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 kicked off with the spoils shared by Tahiti and Cook Islands at Churchill Park, Lautoka, today. Both 2022 quarter finalists were looking to start their campaigns strongly, knowing that securing early points would be key if they were to progress from the group containing the reigning champions Papua New Guinea. In the game’s opening minutes… SourceLautoka · Lautoka Read Article

Fiji eyeing glory on home soil at OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025

With eight overseas-based players in her squad, Fiji head coach Angeline Chua is confident her team has what it takes to lift the trophy at the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025, which kicks off tomorrow in Fiji. Group B teams, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu, are putting the finishing touches on their preparations ahead of their opening matches on Saturday at Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium. SourceSuva · Suva Read Article

Group A teams ready for OFC Women’s Nations Cup Kick-Off in Lautoka

Final preparations are underway for the four Group A teams ahead of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025, with match day one set to kick off at Lautoka’s Churchill Park this Friday. This morning, the head coaches and captains of Cook Islands, defending champions Papua New Guinea, Samoa and Tahiti came together at a pre-tournament media conference in Lautoka, sharing their thoughts on the competition… SourceLautoka · Lautoka Read Article

A Mix of Youth and experience/Samoa Women's Football Team All Set for OFC Women's Nations Cup

Samoa Women’s Senior team ready for OFC Women’s Nations Cup. Photo: OFC Football / Supplied Neueli Mauafu | Reporter This Friday, the 2025 OFC Women’s Nations Cup kicks off in Fiji. A total of eight teams will battle it out for this year’s title in what is set to be an action packed tournament. After placing fourth in the last Women’s Nations Cup four years ago, Samoa are hoping to take it one step further this team and achi…World Cup · Fiji See the Story

OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 Preview

Vanuatu’s women’s national team arrives at the 2025 OFC Women’s Nations Cup with a clear and simple mantra: defend well, and success will come. It’s a philosophy instilled by veteran coach Jean Robert Yelou, who is guiding the team into their third appearance at the tournament. The 22-player squad is anchored by talent from across the archipelago, notably featuring eight players from Penama… SourceVanuatu · Vanuatu Read Article

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Top Oceania Football Confederation News

Chelsea Manager Enzo Maresca Critcizes Weather Delays at Club World Cup and Questions US Hosting the Competition

Gonzalo heads Real Madrid past Juventus and into Club World Cup quarters

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Fiji edge Solomon Islands in five-goal thriller to kick off Group B campaign

Simon scores an explosive hat-trick as Vanuatu power past Tonga in Group B opener

Spoils shared in OFC Women’s Nations Cup Group A opener

Fiji eyeing glory on home soil at OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025

Group A teams ready for OFC Women’s Nations Cup Kick-Off in Lautoka

A Mix of Youth and experience/Samoa Women's Football Team All Set for OFC Women's Nations Cup

OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 Preview

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