TEAM WELLINGTON LOCK UP FIRST OCEANIC CLUB TITLE AND FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP BERTH

At Lautoka, Fiji:

Dave Radrigai (OG-10'), Mario Ilich (32'), Ross Allen (61'), and Angus Kilkolly (88') each scored once on Sunday as Team Wellington took the second game as the OFC Champions League Final against Lautoka FC 4-3 on the road and won their first Oceanic club championship 10-3 on aggregate.

Team Wellington will play the opening match of this year's FIFA Club World Cup on December 12 in the United Arab Emirates against the host nation's domestic top-flight champions, Al-Ain.

OFC Champions League Final: Trip To UAE On Horizon For Team Wellington After Series-Opening Dismembering Of Lautoka At Home

At Wellington, New Zealand:

In Sunday's opening contest of the OFC Champions League Final, Jack-Henry Sinclair scored twice (57', 71') as Team Wellington scored five goals in the second half to complete their 6-0 home annihilation of Lautoka FC.

The series will conclude next Sunday at Lautoka, Fiji.

The winner of this series will play the opening match in December's FIFA Club World Cup in the United Arab Emirates against the championship club from the host country's top flight.

AUCKLAND CITY BLANK TEAM WELLINGTON AGAIN; WIN OFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE CROWN

At Wellington, New Zealand:

Ryan DeVries (63') and Emiliano Tade (76') each scored a goal on Sunday as Auckland City blanked Team Wellington 2-0 on the road in game two of the OFC Champions League final and won their fifth straight Oceania club title 5-0 on aggregate and will play in the opening match of December's FIFA Club World Cup, set to take place in the United Arab Emirates.

OFC Champions League Final: Auckland City Dominate Series Opener

At Auckland, New Zealand:

In Sunday's opening match of the OFC Champions League final, Joao Moreira scored twice (PK-20', 28') and Ryan De Vries once (89') as Auckland City dominated visiting Team Wellington 3-0.

The series will conclude in Wellington, New Zealand next Sunday.  The winner will advance to December's FIFA Club World Cup, set to take place in the United Arab Emirates.

IT'S SIX IN A ROW FOR AUCKLAND CITY

At Auckland, New Zealand:

Micah Lea'alafa scored twice (2', 84') and Clayton Lewis once (67') on Saturday as Auckland City captured their sixth successive OFC Champions League title (and eighth overall) by dominating fellow New Zealand club Team Wellington 3-0.

The Navy Blues, shown here after celebrating their latest Oceanic club title, will participate in December's FIFA Club World Cup, set to take place in Japan.

OFC photo via Phototek

AUCKLAND CITY WINS OFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE CROWN AFTER PK THRILLER

At Suva, Fiji:

Auckland City (with Joao Moreira scoring in the 14th minute) and Team Wellington (with Ian Hogg equalizing at 79 minutes) battled to a 1-1 regulation draw in Sunday's OFC Champions League final.  After 30 minutes of scoreless overtime, Marko Dordevic, Adam McGeorge, David Browne, and Kim Dae-wook converted their spot kicks as the defending champs----Auckland City, that is-----defeated the club from New Zealand's capital city 4-3 in the penalty-kick shootout and won their 7th OFC club title, their fifth in a row.  Auckland City (that's them celebrating with the Champions League trophy after their victory) will play in December's FIFA Club World Cup, set to be played in Japan.



Last year, Auckland City finished third in the FIFA Club World Cup that took place in Morocco.

OFC photo via Phototek

THIRD STRAIGHT NEW ZEALAND PREMIERSHIP PLAYOFF CROWN FOR WAITAKERE UNITED

At Waitakere City, New Zealand:


Roy Krishna scored twice as Waitakere United locked up their third straight New Zealand Premiership playoff title on Saturday with a 4-1 home win over Team Wellington.

Road Draw For Auckland City

At Wellington, New Zealand:


Team Wellington and visiting Auckland City battled to a 1-1 Sunday New Zealand Premiership deadlock.

Another Win For Auckland City

At Auckland, New Zealand:


Auckland City doubled up visiting Team Wellington 4-2 in Sunday New Zealand Premiership action.