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Posted May 12, 2026 11:31 · last edited May 12, 2026 12:15

Yipe sadly from the Nix's tweet it seems they won't be involved at all (mens or womens) in this New Zealand International Football Festival. That sucks. All the games to be at EP? Thought they might have at least one match down at new and shiny Te Kaha.

Auckland will host some of the biggest names in women’s football this winter, with the announcement of a headline clash between eight-time WSL champions Chelsea F.C Women and an Auckland FC Women’s Invitational XI as part of the New Zealand International Football Festival at Eden Park.

After playing at Eden Park, Chelsea will head to Sydney where they will play a women’s A-League All Stars team at Allianz Stadium on Wednesday August 12.

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coochiee edited May 12, 2026 12:15
Yipe sadly from the Nix's tweet it seems they won't be involved at all (mens or womens) in this New Zealand International Football Festival. That sucks. All the games to be at EP? Thought they might have at least one match down at new and shiny Te Kaha.

 Auckland will host some of the biggest names in women’s football this winter, with the announcement of a headline clash between eight-time WSL champions Chelsea F.C Women and an Auckland FC Women’s Invitational XI as part of the New Zealand International Football Festival at Eden Park. 

After playing at Eden Park, Chelsea will head to Sydney where they will play a women’s A-League All Stars team at Allianz Stadium on Wednesday August 12.
coochiee edited May 12, 2026 12:13
Yipe sadly from the Nix's tweet it seems they won't be involved at all (mens or womens) in this New Zealand International Football Festival. That sucks. All the games to be at EP? Thought they might have at least one match down at new and shiny Te Kaha. 

 Auckland will host some of the biggest names in women’s football this winter, with the announcement of a headline clash between eight-time WSL champions Chelsea F.C Women and an Auckland FC Women’s Invitational XI as part of the New Zealand International Football Festival at Eden Park.