It's doubtful a Wellington Phoenix bench has ever been so green with six players unavailable last weekend.

Glen Moss holds no fears for the Wellington Phoenix back line, despite their daunting assignment tonight.

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Birkenhead claimed the Chatham Cup in dramatic circumstances, blowing a two-goal lead against Waitakere before winning in extra time.

The remaining sides in the Chatham Cup and Women's Knockout Cup now know who is standing in their way.

To understand how far Mt Roskill's First XI football side have come, you need to understand the events of 2012.

Jamie Barry is as excited as anyone about Mt Roskill Grammar First XI football's promotion to the premier league this season.

Ivan Vicelich is interested in being involved in the All Whites' coaching set up one day, but firstly wants to continue playing, probably into his fifth decade.

There will be no repeat of Auckland City FC's FIFA Club World Cup heroics after the Oceania champions were beaten 2-0 by Sanfrecce Hiroshima last night.

Counter attack could be key for Hawke's Bay United when they take on Auckland City in the ASB Premiership at QBE Stadium in Albany on Thursday night.

A beautifully crafted extra-time winner from Damien Mosquera has helped Eastern Suburbs to their first Chatham Cup title in over 45 years.

What looked like the closest thing to a guaranteed place in the Olympics for our young footballers has turned into a farce involving an ineligible player, writes Chris Rattue.

The man credited with making the Rugby World Cup a success four years ago has embarked on a project to top them all - to bring the Fifa World Cup to New Zealand.

Two weeks in Fiji might sound like a dream holiday but for Auckland City FC and Team Wellington it is the high-stakes business-end of their football season.

The Wellington Phoenix have their fate in their own hands. They have four games before the A-League playoffs - win them all and they finish top.

The Wellington Phoenix will look over their shoulder this week and see the A-League's chasing pack.

Wellington Phoenix coach Ernie Merrick has watched his players being manhandled for the past two weeks by opposition sides and he is sick of it.