OFC Women’s Champions League 2024

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Group B matchday 2 results, 14 March

AS Academy Féminine 0-5 Auckland United: https://www.oceaniafootball.com/hat-tri ... united-fc/

Labasa Women FC 2-0 Veitongo FC: https://www.oceaniafootball.com/labasa- ... ns-league/

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Standings after matchday 2

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Group A matchday 3 results, 16 March

Hekari United FC 5-0 Avatiu FC: https://www.oceaniafootball.com/hekari- ... ns-league/

Henderson Eels FC 0-3 Tafea FC: https://www.oceaniafootball.com/tafea-f ... n-honiara/

Hekari United FC and Tafea FC advance to the semi-finals.

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Group B matchday 3 results, 17 March

Auckland United 1-0 Veitongo FC: https://www.oceaniafootball.com/aucklan ... mi-finals/

AS Academy Féminine 0-0 Labasa Women FC: https://www.oceaniafootball.com/labasa- ... -feminine/

Auckland United and Labasa Women FC advance to the semi-finals.







Semi-finals, 20 March

Hekari United FC vs Labasa Women FC

Auckland United vs Tafea FC

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Semi-final results, 20 March

Hekari United FC 2-0 Labasa Women FC (after extra time, 0-0 after 90 minutes): https://www.oceaniafootball.com/hekari- ... nal-place/

Auckland United: 2-1 Tafea FC (after extra time, 1-1 after 90 minutes): https://www.oceaniafootball.com/aucklan ... -tafea-fc/





Final, 23 March

Hekari United FC vs Auckland United

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https://twitter.com/OFCfootball/status/ ... 3906210287

It all comes down to this.

Papua New Guinea's Hekari United take on Auckland United of New Zealand in the final of the OFC Women's Champions League 2024.



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Final result, 23 March

Hekari United FC (Papua New Guinea) 0-1 Auckland United FC (New Zealand)

Auckland United FC (New Zealand) are the champions of OFC Women’s Champions League 2024.

https://www.oceaniafootball.com/aucklan ... eague-win/

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AWARD WINNERS LIGHT UP OFC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2024

https://www.oceaniafootball.com/award-w ... ague-2024/

The second edition of the OFC Women’s Champions League concluded on Saturday, with a tightly-contested final in Honiara. New Zealand champions Auckland United secured a maiden title with a 1-0 victory over Papua New Guinea’s Hekari United, bringing down the curtain on another outstanding fortnight of women’s football in the Pacific.

Auckland United themselves were awarded the Fair Play Award, for their excellent disciplinary record throughout the campaign.

Tafea FC’s Jane Alatoa won the Golden Boot Award, having netted four goals in the tournament, all scored in the group stage. The powerful forward was a constant menace to the opposition as the Vanuatuan side made an impressive run to the semi-finals.

The Golden Glove Award for the competition’s top goalkeeper was won by Auckland United’s Amberley Hollis. The Kiwi stopper was an influential presence for her side, as they conceded only twice across all five of their matches.

Auckland United also produced the Golden Ball Award winner. Captain Talisha Green was the outstanding figure for the eventual winners, leading by example with both her on-field ability and her leadership credentials as skipper.

Fair Play Award – Auckland United
Golden Boot – Jane Alatoa (Tafea FC)
Golden Glove – Amberley Hollis (Auckland United FC)
Golden Ball – Talisha Green (Auckland United FC)