New Zealand vs Fiji 2026 World Cup Qualifying - OFC, Semifinals

6': Chris Wood
16': Sarpreet Singh
23': Tyler Bindon
32': Tim Payne
56': Chris Wood
60': Chris Wood
73': Kosta Barbarouses

FT
7 - 0

Introduction

New Zealand are hosting Fiji at Sky Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand, starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - OFC.

Match Commentary

6': Chris Wood (New Zealand) Goal at 6'
16': Sarpreet Singh (New Zealand) Goal at 16'
20': Etonia Dogalau (Fiji) Substitution at 20'
23': Tyler Bindon (New Zealand) Goal at 23'
32': Tim Payne (New Zealand) Goal at 32'
45': Brendan McMullen (Fiji) Substitution at 45'
47': Etonia Dogalau (Fiji) Yellow Card at 47'
56': Chris Wood (New Zealand) Goal at 56'
60': Chris Wood (New Zealand) Goal at 60'
62': Elijah Just (New Zealand) Substitution at 62'
62': Kosta Barbarouses (New Zealand) Substitution at 62'
68': Simione Nabenu (Fiji) Substitution at 68'
72': Francis DeVries (New Zealand) Substitution at 72'
73': Kosta Barbarouses (New Zealand) Goal at 73'
75': Ivan Kumar (Fiji) Substitution at 75'
80': Ben Waine (New Zealand) Substitution at 80'
88': Ben Waine (New Zealand) Penalty - Missed at 88'

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - OFC

Venue: Sky Stadium
Location: Wellington, New Zealand

FIFA World Cup Qualifying - OFC Standings

POS	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS

Full Table

Line-Ups

New Zealand

No.	Name
1	Max Crocombe (GK)
4	Tyler Bindon
13	Liberato Cacace
5	Michael Boxall
2	Tim Payne
7	Matthew Garbett
10	Sarpreet Singh
8	Marko Stamenic
20	Callum McCowatt
6	Joe Bell
9	Chris Wood

Substitutes:

Tommy Smith, Kosta Barbarouses, Elijah Just, Logan Rogerson, Jesse Randall, Nando Pijnaker, Storm Roux, Oliver Sail, Alex Paulsen, Francis DeVries, Ben Waine, Alex Rufer.

Fiji

No.	Name
20	Jerome Narayan (GK)
17	Filipe Baravilala
18	Mohammed Nabeel
2	Scott Wara
16	Gabririele Matanisiga
12	Ratu Waranaivalu
11	Leroy Jennings
8	Setareki Hughes
18	Patrick Joseph
6	Thomas Dunn
3	Christopher Wasasala

Substitutes:

Penisoni Tirau, Joela Biuvanua, Ivan Kumar, Mohammed Raheem, Sairusi Nalaubu, Sterling Vasconcellos, Simione Nabenu, Akuila Mateisuva, Brendan McMullen, Epeli Valevou, Etonia Dogalau, Merrill Nand.