Details, Explanation and Meaning About OFC Nations Cup

OFC Nations Cup Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

The Oceania Cup is the biennial football competition of the Oceanian nations. It has been held every two years since 1996 by the Oceania Football Confederation; before 1996 there were two other tournaments at irregular intervals. Participating nations are Australia, New Zealand and various Pacific Islands. The latter have to qualify in a preliminary tournament.

A very large gulf separates Australia and New Zealand from the small, poorly-resourced island competitors. The tournament is paid little attention by the rest of the football world. Australia's top players, based in Europe, are generally not even selected on the basis that they would refuse to play in what they regard as a meaningless event - allowing New Zealand to embarrass its larger neighbour on a regular basis.

Results

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Year Host Final Third Place Match
Champion Score Second Place Third Place Score Fourth Place

1973
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New Zealand
New Zealand
2 - 0
Tahiti

New Caledonia
2 - 1
New Hebrides

1980
Details
New Caledonia
Australia
4 - 2
Tahiti

New Caledonia
2 - 1
Fiji

1996
Details
no host
Australia
6 - 0
5 - 0

Tahiti
No Third Place Match was played, Solomon Islands and New Zealand shared Third Place.

1998
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Australia
New Zealand
2 - 0
Australia

Fiji
4 - 2
Tahiti

2000
Details
Australia
Australia
2 - 0
New Zealand

Solomon Islands
2 - 1
Vanuatu

2002
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New Zealand
New Zealand
1 - 0
Australia

Tahiti
1 - 0
Vanuatu

2004
Details
Australia
Australia
5 - 1
6 - 0

Solomon Islands

New Zealand
no match
Fiji


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