With Australia moving to the Asian Confederation in 2006, there's a chance for one of the
smaller islands to make the headlines.
OFC Nations Cup
The OFC Nations Cup, Oceania Football Confederation's flagship competition, has been
contested since 1973; with Australia and New Zealand taking it in turns to lift the
trophy.
1973:  New Zealand beat  Tahiti (2:0).
1980:  Australia beat Tahiti (4:2).
1996: Australia beat Tahiti (11:0 agg).
1998: New Zealand beat Australia (1:0).
2000: Australia beat New Zealand (2:0).
2002: New Zealand beat Australia (1:0).
In 2004, the OFC Nations Cup doubled as qualification for both the
Confederations Cup and the Germany
2006 World Cup.
2004: Australia beat  Solomon Islands
(11:1 agg).
2008: New Zealand, New Caledonia,  Fiji,  Vanuatu.
Fiji 2012:
(3-12 June)
The four semi-finalists advanced to the final round of qualifying for Brazil 2014.
11 Associations.
Click on the flag to find out more about the country.
 American Samoa: Football Federation American Samoa.
 Cook Islands: Cook Islands Football Association.
Fiji: Fiji Football
Association.
 New Caledonia: Federation Caledonienne de Football.
New Zealand: New Zealand Football.
 Papua New Guinea: Papua New Guinea Football Association.
 Samoa: Football
Federation Samoa.
Solomon Islands: Solomon Islands
Football Federation.
Tahiti: Federation
Tahitienne de Football.
 Tonga: Tonga Football
Association.
Vanuatu: Vanuatu
Football Federation.
OFC is the official home of Football in Oceania.
Oceania Football Confederation:
12 Maurice Road, Penrose,
P.O. Box 62-586, Auckland, New Zealand.
Oceania
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