The OFC Nations Cup

The Oceania Cup is the biennial competition of the Oceanian nations. It has been held every two years since 1996 by the Oceania Football Confederation, before 1996 there were two other tournaments at irregular intervals. Participating nations are Australia, New Zealand and various Pacific Islands. The latter have to qualify in a preliminary tournament.

The confederation was formed in 1966 and the founding members are the Australian Soccer Association, New Zealand Soccer, and Fiji Football Association. The other members are: American Samoa Football Association, Cook Islands Football Association, Federation Tahitienne de Football, Papua New Guinea Football Association, Samoa Football Federation, Solomon Islands Football Federation, Tonga Football Association and Vanuatu Football Federation.
OFC became a fully-fledged confederation in 1996.