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| Ghana | Red, gold and green White and black |
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| Queen (1970–1987) |  | |
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| President (from 1987) | ||
§Head of the military regime | ||
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| President of the Second Republic (from 1996) | ||
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| President of the Fourth Republic (from 1993) | ||
*Acting President | ||
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| President (from 1970) | ||
{{Malawi Heads of State}} {{Nigeria Heads of State}}
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| President (from 1956) | ||
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|name = New Zealand monarchs
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*Acting President | ||
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*Acting President | ||
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*Acting President | ||
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| President of Tanganyika (1962–1964) | ||
| Tanzania* (from 1964) | ||
*Merger of Tanganyika and Zanzibar | ||
2014 OFC
[edit]| Pos | Player | Country | Total goals | Goals by round | |||
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| R1 | ONC | R3 | PO | ||||
| 1 | Chris Wood |  New Zealand
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7 | — | 5 | 2 | |
| 2 | Jacques Haeko |  New Caledonia
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6 | — | 6 | 0 | |
| Bertrand Kaï |  Tahiti
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6 | — | 4 | 2 | ||
| 3 | Lorenzo Tehau | Tahiti
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5 | — | 5 | 0 | |
| 4 | Shane Smeltz | New Zealand
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4 | — | 2 | 2 | |
| Alvin Tehau | Tahiti
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4 | — | 4 | 0 | ||
| Jonathan Tehau | Tahiti
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4 | — | 4 | 0 | ||
| Benjamin Totori |  Solomon Islands
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4 | — | 4 | 0 | ||
| 8 | Georges Gope-Fenepej | New Caledonia
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3 | — | 2 | 1 | |
| Robert Tasso |  Vanuatu
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3 | — | 3 | 0 | X | |
| 10 | Campbell Best |  Cook Islands
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2 | 2 | X | X | X |
| Henry Fa'arodo | Solomon Islands
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2 | — | 0 | 2 | ||
| Luki Gosche |  Samoa
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2 | 2 | 0 | X | X | |
| Steevy Chong Hue | Tahiti
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2 | — | 2 | 0 | ||
| Roy Kayara | New Caledonia
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2 | — | 2 | 0 | ||
| Shalom Luani |  American Samoa
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2 | 2 | X | X | X | |
| Silao Malo | Samoa
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2 | 1 | 1 | X | X | |
| Jean Nako Naprapol | Vanuatu
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2 | — | 2 | X | X | |
| Teaonui Tehau | Tahiti
|
2 | — | 2 | 0 | ||
| Himson Teleda | Tahiti
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2 | — | 1 | 1 | ||
| Nicolas Vallar | Tahiti
|
2 | — | 2 | 0 | ||
Jacques Haeko (New Caledonia) with 6 goals was the 2012 OFC Nations Cup top scorer.
Key:
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X - Eliminated
- 1 goal
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- 1 Own Goal
Tala Luvu (playing against the Cook Islands)
Eng vs. Aus
[edit]Played : November 17 1980 Venue : St Andrews, Birmingham, England England B Gary Bailey, Brendan Batson (Kevin Bond 60), John Bailey, Steve Williams, Joe Gallagher, Billy Wright, Alan Sunderland, Dennis Mortimer, Cyrille Regis (Tony Morley 68), Gordon Cowans, Peter Ward Goal : Sunderland 51 1 - 0 Australia Allan Maher, Steve Perry (Theo Selemidis 60), Jim Tansey, Murray Barnes, Ivo Prskalo, Tony Henderson, Alan Davidson (Steven Hogg 21), Peter Sharne, Ken Boden (Mark Jankovics 52), Gary Cole (Arno Bertogna 77), Eddie Krncevic Referee : Peter Reeves (England) Attendance : 3,292 Coaches : Bobby Robson (England B), Rudi Gutendorf (Australia)
Played : June 13 1971 Venue : Sydney Sports Ground, Australia Australia Jack Reilly, George Keith, Peter Wilson, John Watkiss, Col Curran, Jim Rooney, Ray Richards, Ray Baartz, George Blues, Adrian Alston, Atti Abonyi (Eric Norman) 0 - 1 English FA Peter Grummit, Peter Hindley, Alan Stephenson, Keith Eddy, Peter Wall, Mike Keen, Mike Mills, Norman Piper, Chris Chilton, Dave Watson, Chris Garland (George McVitie 82) Goal : Watson 52 Referee : Tony Boskovic (Australia) Attendance : 16,775 Coach : Rale Rasic (Australia) Squad listings Match Report by Paul Dean
Played : June 20 1971 Venue : Olympic Park, Melbourne, Australia
Australia
Jack Reilly, George Keith, Peter Wilson, John Watkiss, Col Curran, Jim Rooney, Ray Richards, Ray Baartz, George Blues (Max Tolson), Adrian Alston, Atti Abonyi 0 - 1 English FA
Peter Grummit, Peter Hindley, Alex Stephenson, Keith Eddy, Peter Wall, Mike Keen, Mike Mills, Norman Piper, Chris Chilton, Dave Watson, Chris Garland
Goal : Watson 31
Referee : Geoff Harrison (AUS)
Attendance : 12,216
Coach : Rale Rasic (Australia)
This was the first of a five match series played against the visiting English FA side. This series saw a full strength Australian side take on a visiting English side but these matches are not recognised as full A internationals by the English FA. Hence we have located them in our B matches archive. Played : Saturday May 26 1951 Venue : Sydney Cricket Ground, Australia Australia Norman Conquest, Kevin O'Neill, Cec Drummond, Bob Lawrie (c), Tom Jack (vc), Eric Duff, Dick Kemp, George Russell, Frank Parsons, Malcolm Wild, Harry Robertson Goal : Parsons 42' 1 - 4 England Sam Bartram, Harry Bamford, Frank Lock, Joe Shaw, Reg Flewin (c), Leo Keiran, Gordon Hurst, Jack Sewell, Ike Clarke, Jim Hagan, Bobby Langton Goals : Sewell 3' 15' Clarke 23' Hurst Managers : Stan Jones (Australia), Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England)
The English side also played two games against Australian XI's. Played : Monday June 11 1951 Venue : Richmond Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia Australian XI Ron Lord, Eric Heath, Cec Drummond, Bob Lawrie (c), Tom Jack, Eric Duff, Joe Wilson, George Russell, Gordon Nunn, Alec Heaney, J.MacKenzie Goal : Flewin Own Goal 1 - 6 England Edward Burgin, Harry Bamford, John McCue, John Shaw, Reg Flewin (c), Leo Kieran, Gordon Hurst, Jack Sewell, Ike Clarke, Bill Smith, Bobby Langton Goals : Clarke (x3), Sewell (x2), Smith Attendance : 29,000 Managers : Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England)
This match was the second game against an Australian XI on England's Australian tour. Played : Saturday June 23 1951 Venue : Adelaide Oval, Australia Australian XI Norman Conquest, G Coombes, Cec Drummond, E Busodini, Hedley Parkes, Kevin O'Neill, Jock Hodge, Eric Hulme, Gordon Nunn, Malcolm Wild, J.MacKenzie Goal : McKenzie 1 - 13 England Edward Burgin, Harry Bamford, John McCue, John Shaw, Reg Flewin (c), Leo Kieren, Jack Sewell, Jim Hgan, Ike Clarke, Frank Broome, Bobby Langton Goals : Clarke (x4), Hagan (x4), Broome (x2), Sewell (x2), Langton Referee : J Harvey (Australia) Attendance : 15,000 Managers : Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England)
This match was the second of the five match series against the visiting Englishmen. Played : Saturday June 30 1951 Venue : Sydney Cricket Ground, Australia Australia Norman Conquest, Hedley Parkes, Cec Drummond, Bob Lawrie (c), Tom Jack, Eric Duff, Dick Kemp, Eric Hulme, Reg Date, Malcolm Wild, R MacKenzie 0 - 17 England Sam Bartram, Harry Bamford, John McCue, Derek Parker, Reg Flewin (c), Joe Shaw, Gordon Hurst, Jack Sewell, Ike Clarke, Jim Hagan, Frank Broome Goals : Sewell x6, Clarke x4, Hagan x3, Broome x3, Hurst Referee : H McLeod (Australia) Attendance : 14,146 Managers : Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England)
This was the third of the five match series played against the visiting Englishmen. Played : July 7 1951 Venue : Brisbane Cricket Ground, Australia Australia Ron Lord, Kevin O'Neill, Cec Drummond, Bob Lawrie (c), Bob Bignall, Eric Duff, Jock Hodge, Eric Hulme, Gordon Nunn, John McMahon, Harry Robertson Goal : Robertson 29' 1 - 4 England Sam Bartram, Harry Bamford, John McCue, Reg Flewin (c), Joe Shaw, Derek Parker, Gordon Hurst, Jack Sewell, Jim Hagan, Bobby Langton, Ike Clarke Goals : Clarke x2, Hagan, Langton Attendance : 23,216 Managers : Harold Barwick (Australia), Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England) Half Time : 0-0
This was the fourth match in a series of five matches against the visiting English side. Played : July 14 1951 Venue : Sydney Cricket Ground, Australia Australia Ron Lord, Kevin O'Neill, Cec Drummond, Bob Lawrie (c), Robert Bignall, Eric Duff, Kevin Lake, Eric Hulme, Frank Parsons, John McMahon, Harry Robertson Goal : Hulme pk 1 - 6 England Sam Bartram, Harry Bamford, John McCue, Frank Lock, Syd Owen (c), Joe Shaw, Gordon Hurst, Frank Broome (Harry Webster), Jack Sewell, Ike Clarke, Bobby Langton Goals : Webster (x3), Clarke, Hurst, Sewell Managers : Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England)
This was the fifth and last match in the series against the visiting English side. Played : Saturday July 21 1951 Venue : Newcastle Showground, Australia Australia Ron Lord, Bob Bignall, Kevin O'Neill, Bob Lawrie (c), Tom Jack, Lex Gibb, Sid North, Eric Hulme, Gordon Nunn, Alec Heaney, Harry Robertson 0 - 5 England Edward Burgin, Harry Bamford, John McCue, Derek Parker, Reg Flewin (c), Joe Shaw, Gordon Hurst, Jack Sewell, Ike Clarke, Bill Smith, Bobby Langton Goals : Clarke x2, Sewell, Smith, Hurst Attendance : 14,000 Managers : Frank Adams and Dave Wiseman (England)