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HOT Game of the Week Competition
Auckland Football and House of Travel Papakura have combined to give you the chance to head to the capital later this year to watch the All Whites or the Wellington Phoenix in action!
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HOT Game of the Week
Fancy a trip to see the Phoenix or the All Whites in Wellington? Read this quick match report from the HOT Women's Division 2 match between Manurewa and Tuakau, answer a simple question, and you'll be in to win!
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Tribulietx, McFarland to guide ACFC
Auckland City FC has announced the appointment of Ramon Tribulietx and Aaron McFarland as co-coaches for the upcoming 2010/11 season.
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Onehunga Sports: WC celebration
Onehunga Sports are hosting an evening giving Aucklanders the opportunity to hear the experiences of the All Whites during their time in South Africa at the World Cup.
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Auckland clubs head south
Two Auckland clubs face daunting away trips in the semi finals of the 83rd Chatham Cup with 2008 champions East Coast Bays facing Miramar Rangers in Wellington, and Bay Olympic trekking to Dunedin to take on Caversham over 14-15 August.
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NRFL Men's Prem: Game re-caps
Wins for both Central and Waitakere City in the Chatham Cup disrupted round of the Lotto NRFL Men's Premier League on Saturday.
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NRFL Men's Div 1A-B: Re-caps
Sean Douglas' Eastern Suburbs AFC side claimed victory in the former All White's final outing for his team. See what happened in the split division one competition over the weekend.
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NRFL Division 2: Game re-caps
North Shore United AFC went to Seddon Fields and picked up all three points on Saturday in the Lotto NRFL Division 2 competition. See the details from all five matches played.
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NRFL Women's Prem: Game re-caps
Victories to Glenfield Rovers and Fencibles United AFC in the Lotto NRFL Women's Premier League on Sunday. Find out who did what.
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Lotto NRFL photo galleries
Take a look at all the photos from Saturday's Chatham Cup quarter-final clash between East Coast Bays AFC and Glenfield Rovers.
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White scores as NZ bow out
New Zealand have finished the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup with a 1-4 loss to Brazil, although the South American champions will also exit Germany at the group stage, pipped by Sweden and Korea DPR.
