Cambridge will now host the majority of home matches for the WaiBop United side after a late venue change ahead of the Premiership season.
Football fans have been handed a bonus for Sunday's ASB Charity Cup clash between Waitakere United and Auckland City and subsequent ASB Premiership matches with the announcement of a partnership with SOMMET Sports who will provide delayed coverage of all Waitakere United home games this season.
As challenges go Wellington Phoenix’ visit to Etihad Stadium on Monday night for the round four Hyundai A-League clash with Melbourne Victory is up there with the toughest.
Yes, you read the headline right. Mexico is going with a completely Liga MX-based squad for their home-and-home World Cup qualifying series with New Zealand, with the victor headed to Brazil next June.
After all the disappointment during Jose Manuel de la Torre's time as Mexico coach, a change seems to be happening.
Hannah Wilkinson's happy knack of netting goals against the top team in the world secured the Football Ferns a dramatic draw with the United States yesterday.
In a bid to find a thread of continuity in their developing programme, Napier City Rovers have appointed Bill Robertson their premier soccer coach.
The tenth ASB Premiership season opens with a bang when old foes Waitakere United and Auckland City meet in the ASB Charity Cup Final on 3 November.
An 87th minute Hannah Wilkinson equaliser earned the Football Ferns a dramatic draw against the world number one United States in Columbus, Ohio on Thursday.
The WaiBOP United squad for the 2013/14 ASB Premiership season has been announced after an intensive five-week pre-season campaign.
Alex Rufer was still jet-lagged when he received his Manawatu schools male sportsperson-of-the-year award at Awapuni last night.
Yellow fever is hitting Christchurch - giving residents the perfect opportunity to prove bums on seats will bring more sporting treats.
New Zealand Football could stand to be the major winners from a proposal to expand the FIFA World Cup, including automatic entry for a team from Oceania.
All those Yellow Fever fans who were feeling cold turkey yesterday after the goal-less Wellington Phoenix v Newcastle Jets game on Sunday didn't despair in the long weekend.
The crowd of more than 1000 Yellow Fever fans echoed around McLean Park yesterday afternoon and those asked said they welcome an annual fixture in "tropical" Napier for the Wellington Phoenix.
They came in droves, a sea of yellow and black rolling into McLean Park yesterday, drawing curious glances from motorists and onlookers.
After a loss and a draw to open their season, a win should be next for the Wellington Phoenix.
It's all about goals at McLean Park tomorrow - the Phoenix want a bucketful of them and Newcastle are yet to manage a single one this season.
If you ask the Yellow Fever brigade they'll unequivocally tell you Wellington Phoenix player Jeremy Brockie rocks.
After winning gold at the London Olympics last year, Mexico, without exception, thought the golden age of local football had started.
The common denominator to any meaningful accomplishment in life, it goes without saying, is hard work.
Organisers are still hopeful Hawke's Bay football fans will turn out for the Wellington Phoenix's inaugural match at McLean Park this Sunday.
No points for guessing why two decades ago Michael Fenton named his son, Louis Ferenc Puskas Fenton, after the former Hungarian international.
We are heading for a really tight ASB Premiership season, if New Zealand Football can be believed.
History will be made on Sunday when the Wellington Phoenix and their travelling support, The Yellow Fever, descend on McLean Park for what will be the first Phoenix A-League game held in Hawke's Bay.
The Young All Whites' FIFA U-17 World Cup campaign came to an end in Abu Dhabi on Thursday as the 10-man New Zealand side were beaten 3-0 by Cóte d'Ivoire at the Mohammad Bin Zayed Stadium.
OPINION: Who has the biggest home advantage in the World Cup two-leg qualifier between the All Whites and Mexico?
WaiBop United's final signings ahead of the start of their Premiership campaign won't cause massive ripples, but coach Peter Smith is happy with the side he's collated.
Jason Hicks was today coming to terms with the fact that he was no longer a plumber and would be plying his trade as a professional footballer for the next two years at least.
On the field of combat the First Post marked the inspection of troops each day and the Last Post signalled the end of battle at the end of a day.
St Johnstone striker Rory Fallon is set to play in front of over 100,000 fans if he keeps his place in the New Zealand team to face Mexico in a World Cup play-off first-leg match in Mexico City on November 13.
‘‘HOW are the bushfires?’’ was the first thing Jeremy Brockie asked when he answered the phone.
The search is under way for the best teenage footballers in South Auckland.
BEAUTY is in the eye of the beholder of three points.
The New Zealand and South African football communities are mourning the death of prolific striker Keryn Jordan who has lost his battle with cancer.