Auckland City pull off stunning draw against Boca Juniors
After being humiliated in their first two FIFA Club World Cup games, New Zealand's representative team has drawn 1-1 with South American giants Boca Juniors.
NZ keeper signs with Phoenix
NZ keeper signs with Phoenix
Victoria Esson is returning to New Zealand after a successful seven seasons in Europe.
Thrashings continue for outmatched Auckland at cup
Thrashings continue for outmatched Auckland at cup
Auckland City suffered a second humbling defeat at the World Club Cup when they were trounced 6-0 by Benfica on Saturday.
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Wānaka win as Plimmer scores two on the road
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Wānaka win as Plimmer scores two on the road
Alex Plimmer came off the bench to score twice and propel Wānaka to a win on the road.
Victory for Chelsea
Victory for Chelsea
Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernandez each scored goals to propel Chelsea to a 2-0 victory over Los Angeles FC in the group D opener for each team in the Club World Cup in the United States yesterday.
Bayern Munich put 10 past Auckland City
Bayern Munich put 10 past Auckland City
Auckland City were ruthlessly demolished by Bayern Munich in their football Club World Cup opener this morning.
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University claims historic win
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University claims historic win
Otago University are finally the ones with the royal smiles on their faces.
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Royals, Wānaka win tight Cup encounters
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Royals, Wānaka win tight Cup encounters
The Dunedin City Royals and Wānaka have emerged victorious in thrillers to advance to the Chatham Cup’s round of 16.
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Royals downed after late flurry of goals
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Royals downed after late flurry of goals
Cashmere Technical came from behind to beat the Dunedin City Royals in bitter conditions on Saturday.
All Whites shock Ivory Coast
All Whites shock Ivory Coast
The All Whites have clung on to shock African champions Ivory Coast 1-0 in Canda - in a result that could be regarded as one of their best in the last 15 years.
Royals blow away competition
Royals blow away competition
Round two of the Kate Sheppard Cup and Chatham Cup saw local teams meet each other.
Royals reign after close-fought match
Royals reign after close-fought match
The top-of-the-table clash in the Women’s South Island League between Dunedin City Royals and Otago University was a close-fought battle.
Sunderland heading back to the Premier League
Sunderland heading back to the Premier League
Sunderland staged a remarkable comeback to beat Sheffield United 2-1 and return to the English Premier League.
Season over as Auckland FC toppled
Season over as Auckland FC toppled
The dream season is over. And the coach is fuming.
NZer Mayne confirmed as Football Ferns coach through to 2027 World Cup
NZer Mayne confirmed as Football Ferns coach through to 2027 World Cup
Michael Mayne has been confirmed as the Football Ferns’ head coach through to the 2027 Women’s World Cup, becoming their first New Zealand-born coach in more than 20 years.
Tottenham crowned Europa League champions
Tottenham crowned Europa League champions
Brennan Johnson's bundled first-half goal helped Spurs win a scrappy Europa League final 1-0 against Manchester United, ending a painful 17-year trophy drought.
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Royals in 1-0 loss after goal ruled out
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Royals in 1-0 loss after goal ruled out
After Southern League powerhouses Cashmere Technical and Coastal Spirit dropped points on Friday, the Dunedin City Royals had an opportunity to move up the congested table on Saturday.
Crystal Palace's Eze seals historic FA Cup victory
Crystal Palace's Eze seals historic FA Cup victory
Crystal Palace have stunned Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final to win the first major trophy of their 164-year-old history, thanks to a goal from local boy Eberechi Eze.
Phoenix too good in playoff
Phoenix too good in playoff
The Wellington Phoenix secured their place in the Australia Cup round of 32 after beating the Brisbane Roar 1-0 in Wednesday night’s playoff in Darwin.
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10 years of toil paying dividends for 15-year-old
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10 years of toil paying dividends for 15-year-old
Nearly 10 years to the day since he first picked up a football, Oliver Thompson-Henderson got a call that changed his life.