New Caledonia National Football Team - World Cup Qualification Record

World Cup Qualification Record

FIFA World Cup Qualification History
Year Round H/A/N Score Result
2006 Group 1 N New Caledonia 0 – 0 Tahiti Draw
Group 1 A New Caledonia 0 – 2 Solomon Islands Loss
Group 1 N New Caledonia 8 – 0 Cook Islands Won
Group 1 N New Caledonia 8 – 0 Tonga Won
2010 South Pacific Games N New Caledonia 1 – 0 Tahiti Won
South Pacific Games N New Caledonia 1 – 0 Tuvalu Won
South Pacific Games N New Caledonia 3 – 0 Cook Islands Won
South Pacific Games N New Caledonia 1 – 1 Fiji Draw
South Pacific Games N New Caledonia 3 – 2 Solomon Islands Won
South Pacific Games N New Caledonia 1 – 0 Fiji Won
OFC Nations Cup A New Caledonia 3 – 3 Fiji Draw
OFC Nations Cup H New Caledonia 4 – 0 Fiji Won
OFC Nations Cup A New Caledonia 1 – 1 Vanuatu Draw
OFC Nations Cup H New Caledonia 3 – 0 Vanuatu Won
OFC Nations Cup H New Caledonia 1 – 3 New Zealand Loss
OFC Nations Cup A New Caledonia 0 – 3 New Zealand Loss
2014 OFC Nations Cup N New Caledonia 5 – 2 Vanuatu Won
OFC Nations Cup N New Caledonia 3 – 4 Tahiti Loss
OFC Nations Cup N New Caledonia 9 – 0 Samoa Won
Third Round H New Caledonia 0 – 2 New Zealand Loss
Third Round A New Caledonia 4 – 0 Tahiti Won
Third Round A New Caledonia 6 – 2 Solomon Islands Won
Third Round H New Caledonia 5 – 0 Solomon Islands Won
Third Round A New Caledonia March 22, 2013 New Zealand
Third Round H New Caledonia March 26, 2013 Tahiti

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