
FIFA World Cup Qualification(OFC)Statistics
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About FIFA World Cup Qualification (OFC) 2026 player statistics
Top scorers of the FIFA World Cup Qualification (OFC) 2026 season: 1. Chris Wood (New Zealand, 9), 2. Elijah Just (New Zealand, 4), 3. Georges Gope-Fenepej (New Caledonia, 3), 4. Tyler Bindon (New Zealand, 3), 5. Joseph Athale (New Caledonia, 3), 6. Sarpreet Singh (New Zealand, 2), 7. John Alick (Vanuatu, 2), 8. Tommy Semmy (Papua New Guinea, 2), 9. Callum McCowatt (New Zealand, 2), 10. B. Mathon (Tahiti, 2).
Most assists: 1. Matthew Garbett (New Zealand, 5), 2. Tim Payne (New Zealand, 4), 3. Sarpreet Singh (New Zealand, 3), 4. Alex Rufer (New Zealand, 3), 5. Hemaloto Polovili (Tonga, 2), 6. Liberato Cacace (New Zealand, 2), 7. Georges Gope-Fenepej (New Caledonia, 1), 8. Marko Stamenić (New Zealand, 1), 9. Jarvis Vaai (Samoa, 1), 10. Eddy Helfara Aru Kaspard (Tahiti, 1).
Most clean sheets: 1. Jackson Teave Teamotuaitau (Tahiti, 1).
The tables above rank the best players of the FIFA World Cup Qualification (OFC) 2026 season across goals, shots, passing, dribbling, defending, cards and goalkeeping; you can filter them by position and switch to per 90 minutes values.
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Frequently asked questions
How many teams are in the FIFA World Cup Qualification (OFC)?
8 teams compete in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualification (OFC).
When does the FIFA World Cup Qualification (OFC) start and end?
The season runs from September 2024 to March 2025.