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词条 Football at the Pacific Games
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  1. Pacific Games

      Participating nations    Men's teams    Women's teams    Legend   Men's tournament   Results by year    Medalists: men's teams    Top goalscorers: men   Women's tournament   Results summary    Medalists: women's teams    Top goalscorers: women  

  2. {{anchor|Mini}}Pacific Mini Games

      Men    Women  

  3. References

  4. External links

{{More citations needed|date=September 2014}}{{EngvarB|date=January 2019}}{{Use dmy dates|date=January 2019}}{{Infobox football tournament
| name = Football at the Pacific Games
| image = Team Tuvalu Pacific Games 2007.jpg
| imagesize = 285px
| caption = Tuvalu men's football team at the 2007 South Pacific Games in Samoa.
| region = OFC (Oceania)
| founded = 1963
| current champions =--> New Caledonia}}
{{noflag}}Men (2015)
--> {{wnft|Papua New Guinea}}}}
{{noflag}}Women (2015)
| most successful team =--> New Caledonia}}
{{noflag}}Men (7 titles)
--> {{wnft|Papua New Guinea}}}}
{{noflag}}Women (4 titles)
| current =
2015 Pacific Games – Men's football
2015 Pacific Games – Women's football
}}

Football has been a regular event at the Pacific Games, the multi-sports event for Pacific nations, territories and dependencies, since 1963. Until 2011 the competition was known as the South Pacific Games.[1]

Since 1971 the men's tournament has been held every four years, but was not played in 1999 due to contractual issues. In 2007, the men's competition doubled as the Oceania Football Confederation's preliminary qualifying competition for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The men's tournament also became the Olympic qualifier for Oceania for the 2015 edition.

The women's tournament was introduced in 2003, and has doubled up as the preliminary qualifying competition for the Olympic Games since 2007.

Football has also been held at several editions of the Pacific Mini Games, starting with the first tournament in 1981.[2]

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Pacific Games

Participating nations

Numbers refer to the final placing of each team at the respective Games, with the host nations shown in bold. – See also the §Key to symbols within this section below the two tables.

Men's teams

Nation|
Games|style=width:10.0em; border:0px transparent; padding:0px;		 63 66 69 71 75 79 83 87 91 95 99 03 07 11 15 19 23 Years
played
{{fbw|American Samoa}} – – – – – – P 6 – – – – P P – 4
{{fbw|Cook Islands}} – – – 6 – – – – – P – – P P – 4
{{fb|Fiji}}b2b}}|2 – b4}}|4 5 b4}}|4b2b}}|2b2}}|2 – b1}}|1b3}}|3 – b1b}}|1b2}}|2b4}}|4b4}}|4 12
{{fb|Guam}} – – – – P 6 – – P P – – – P – 5
{{fb|Kiribati}} – – – – – 9* – – – – – P – P – 3
{{fb|FSM|name=Micronesia (F.S.)}} – – – – – – – – – – – P – – P 2
{{fb|New Caledonia}}b1}}|1b2b}}|2b1}}|1b1}}|1b2}}|2b4}}|4b3}}|3b1b}}|1b3}}|3 P – b2}}|2b1}}|1b1b}}|1b1}}|1 14
{{fb|New Zealand}} – – – – – – – – – – – – – – § 1
{{fb|Niue}} – – – – – – P – – – – – – – – 1
{{fb|Northern Mariana Islands|name=Northern Marianas}} – – – – – – # – – – – – – – – 0
{{fb|Papua New Guinea}} P b4}}|4b3b}}|3b4}}|4 P 9*b4}}|4b3}}|3 P P – P – P b3b}}|3 13
{{fb|Samoa}} – – – – – 9* 5* – – – – – P – – 3
{{fb|Solomon Islands}}b4}}|4 P 6 – b3}}|3b3}}|3 P – b2}}|2b2}}|2 – Pb4}}|4b2}}|2 P 12
{{fb|Tahiti}}b3}}|3b1}}|1b2}}|2b3b}}|3b1}}|1b1}}|1b1}}|1b2}}|2 P b1b}}|1 – b4}}|4 P b3}}|3b2}}|2 14
{{fb|Tuvalu}} – – – – – 7* – – – – – P P P – 4
{{fb|Tonga}} – – – – – 7* P – – – – P P – – 4
{{fb|Vanuatu}} P b3}}|3 5 b2}}|2 P 5 P b4}}|4b4}}|4b4}}|4 – b3}}|3b3}}|3 P P 14
{{fb|Wallis and Futuna|local}} – P – – – 9* 5* 5 P P – – – – – 6
Number of teams
All time total: 18		 6 6 6 6 7 12 11 6 8 9 – 10 10 11 8 style="padding:2px;">14
Editions

Women's teams

Nation|
Games|style=width:10.0em; border:0px transparent; padding:0px;		 03 07 11 15 19 23 Years
played
{{fbw|American Samoa}} – P P – 2
{{fbw|Cook Islands}} – P P b3}}|3 3
{{fbw|Fiji}}5b3}}|3b3}}|3 P 4
{{fbw|Guam}}b2}}|2 – P – 2
{{fbw|Kiribati}} 7 – – – 1
{{fbw|New Caledonia}} – P b2b}}|2b2}}|2 3
{{fbw|Papua New Guinea}}b1}}|1b1}}|1b1}}|1b1b}}|1 4
{{fbw|Samoa}} – P – b4}}|4 2
{{fbw|Solomon Islands}} – P P P 3
{{fbw|Tahiti}}b4}}|4b4}}|4 P – 3
{{fbw|Tonga}}b3}}|3b2}}|2b4}}|4 P 4
{{fbw|Vanuatu}} 6 – – – 1
Number of teams
All time total: 12		 7 9 9 7 style="padding:2px;">4
Editions
{{anchor|Key}}

Legend

Key to symbols
b1}}|1Gold medal for first place.1em}}n*asterisk for shared placing (e.g. 5* is equal fifth)
b2}}|2Silver medal for second place P Pool or group stage elimination
b3}}|3Bronze medal for third place # Withdrew before competition (did not play)
b4}}|4Fourth place – Did not play
§ Played in the tournament (FIFA qualification) but excluded from the Pacific Games placings

Men's tournament

Results by year

The table below is a summary of the finals matches in the men's football competition at the Pacific Games since 1963:{{hsp}}[2]

bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|
w2.5 | Yearw6.5 | Host citybrt |bn | Finalblt |Third place match
w9.5|background:#fe7;| Goldw2.0| Scorew8.5|background:#ccc;| Silverw8.5|background:#ca7;| Bronzew2.0| Scorew8.5|background:snow;| Fourth place
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1963sm105}}| {{flagicon|Fiji|colonial}}
Suva		{{fb-big>New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 8–2Fiji|colonial}}Tahiti|1946|size=27px|}} 18–0Solomon Islands|1956}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1966sm105}}| {{flagicon|New Caledonia|1853}}
Nouméa		{{fb-big>Tahiti|1946|size=27px|}} 2–0New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}}New Hebrides|1966|size=27px}} 5–2pa2}}| {{replace|{{fb-big|Papua New Guinea|1965|size=27px}}| | }}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1969sm105|pa2}}| {{flagicon|PNG|1965}}
{{replace|Port Moresby| | }}		{{fb-big>New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 2–1Tahiti|1946|size=27px}}pa2}}| {{replace|{{fb-big|Papua New Guinea|1965|size=27px}}| | }} 2–1Fiji|colonial}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1971sm105}}| {{flagicon|French Polynesia|1946}}
Papeete		{{fb-big>New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 7–1New Hebrides|1966|size=27px}}Tahiti|1946|size=27px}} 8–1pa2}}| {{replace|{{fb-big|Papua New Guinea|1970|size=27px}}| | }}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1975sm105}}| {{flagicon|GUM}}
Tumon		{{fb-big>Tahiti|1946|size=27px}} 2–1New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}}Solomon Islands}} 3–2Fiji}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1979sm105}}| {{flagicon|FIJ}}
Suva		{{fb-big>Tahiti|1946|size=27px}} 3–0Fiji}}Solomon Islands}} 3–1New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1983sm105}}| {{flagicon|Western Samoa}}
Apia		{{fb-big>Tahiti|1946|size=27px}} 1–0Fiji}}New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 2–1pa2}}| {{replace|{{fb-big|Papua New Guinea|size=27px}}| | }}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1987sm105}}| {{flagicon|New Caledonia|1853}}
Nouméa		{{fb-big>New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 1–0Tahiti}}pa2}}| {{replace|{{fb-big|Papua New Guinea|size=27px}}| | }} 3–1Vanuatu}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1991sm105|pa2}}| {{flagicon|PNG}}
{{replace|Port Moresby| | }}		{{fb-big>Fiji}} 1–1
(pen.)		Solomon Islands}}New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 3–1Vanuatu}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1995sm105}}| {{flagicon|French Polynesia}}
Papeete		{{fb-big>Tahiti}} 2–0Solomon Islands}}Fiji}} 3–0Vanuatu}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1999No football tournament in 1999
bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2003sm105}}| {{flagicon|FIJ}}
Suva		{{fb-big>Fiji}} 2–0New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}}Vanuatu}} 1–0Tahiti}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2007sm105}}| {{flagicon|SAM}}
Apia		{{fb-big>New Caledonia|1853|size=27px}} 1–0Fiji}}Vanuatu}} 2–0Solomon Islands}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2011sm105}}| {{flagicon|NCL}}
Nouméa		{{flagdeco>NCL|merged|size=27px}}
{{nfb|New Caledonia}}		 2–0Solomon Islands}}Tahiti}} 2–1Fiji}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2015sm105|pa2}}| {{flagicon|PNG}}
{{replace|Port Moresby| | }}		{{flagdeco>NCL|merged|size=27px}}
{{nfb|New Caledonia}}		 2–0Tahiti}}pa2}}| {{replace|{{fb-big|Papua New Guinea|size=27px}}| | }} 2–1Fiji}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2019sm105}}| {{flagicon|SAM}}
Apia
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2021sm105}}| {{flagicon|SOL}}
Honiara

Medalists: men's teams

TeamWinnerRunner-upThird PlaceFourth Place
{{fb|New Caledonia}}7 (63', 69', 71', 87', 07', 11', 15')3 (66', 75', 03')2 (83', 91')1 (79')
{{fb|Tahiti}} (French Polynesia)5 (66', 75', 79', 83', 95')3 (69', 87', 15')3 (63', 71', 11')1 (03')
{{fb|Fiji}}2 (91', 03')4 (63', 79', 83', 07')1 (95')4 (69', 75', 11', 15')
Solomon Islands}}3 (91', 95', 11')2 (75', 79')2 (63', 07')
Vanuatu}} (New Hebrides)1 (71')3 (66', 03', 07')3 (87', 91', 95')
Papua New Guinea}}3 (69', 87', 15')3 (66', 71', 83')

Top goalscorers: men

YearPlayerGoals
1963–1995Unknown-
2003Fiji}} Esala Masi11
2007Fiji}} Osea Vakatalesau10
2011New Caledonia}} Bertrand Kaï10
2015Vanuatu}} Jean Kaltack17

Women's tournament

Results summary

The table below is a summary of the finals matches in the women's football competition at the Pacific Games since 2003.

Papua New Guinea won the first four tournament finals, including against hosts New Caledonia in 2011{{hsp}}[3] and as hosts against New Caledonia in 2015.[4]
bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|
w2.5 | Yearw6.5 | Host citybrt |bn | Finalblt |Third place match
w9.5|background:#fe7;| Goldw2.0| Scorew8.5|background:#ccc;| Silverw8.5|background:#ca7;| Bronzew2.0| Scorew8.5|background:snow;| Fourth place
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2003sm105}}| {{pad|0.6em}}{{flagicon|FIJ}}{{hsp}}[5]
Suva		pa4}}| {{replace|{{fbw-big|Papua New Guinea|size=28px}}| | }}pa1|lh12|sm90}}| round-robinGuam}}Tonga}}pa1|lh12|sm90}}| round-robinGuam}}
pt.5|pb.5}}| 2007sm105}}| {{pad|0.6em}}{{flagicon|SAM}}{{hsp}}[6]
Suva		pa4}}| {{replace|{{fbw-big|Papua New Guinea|size=28px}}| | }} 3–1Tonga}}Fiji}} 1–0Tahiti}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2011sm105}}| {{pad|0.6em}}{{flagicon|NCL}}{{hsp}}[7]
Nouméa		pa2}}| {{replace|{{fbw-big|Papua New Guinea|size=28px}}| | }} 2–1NCL|merged|size=28px}}
{{replace|{{nfb|New Caledonia women's}}| women's|}}		Fiji}} 1–0Tonga}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2015sm105|pa2}}| {{flagicon|PNG}}
{{replace|Port Moresby| | }}		pa2}}| {{replace|{{fbw-big|Papua New Guinea|size=28px}}| | }} 1–0NCL|merged|size=28px}}
{{replace|{{nfb|New Caledonia women's}}| women's|}}		Cook Islands}} 2–0Samoa}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2019sm105}}| {{flagicon|SAM}}
Apia
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2023sm105}}| {{flagicon|SOL}}
Honiara

Medalists: women's teams

TeamWinnerRunner-upThird PlaceFourth Place
{{flagicon|Papua New Guinea}} Papua New Guinea4 (03', 07', 11', 15')
New Caledonia}} New Caledonia2 (11', 15')
Tonga}} Tonga1 (07')1 (03')1 (11')
Guam}} Guam1 (03')
Fiji}} Fiji2 (07', 11')
Cook Islands}} Cook Islands1 (15')
Tahiti}} Tahiti2 (03', 07')
Samoa}} Samoa1 (15')

Top goalscorers: women

YearPlayerGoals
2003Unknown-
2007Tonga}} Penateti Feke4
2011New Caledonia}} Christelle Wahnawe12
2015New Caledonia}} Christelle Wahnawe10

{{anchor|Mini}}Pacific Mini Games

Men

The table below is a summary of the medal matches played in the men's competition at the Pacific Mini Games:

bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|
w2.5 | Yearw6.5 | Host citybrt |bn | Finalblt |Third place match
w9.5|background:#fe7;| Goldw2.0| Scorew8.5|background:#ccc;| Silverw8.5|background:#ca7;| Bronzew2.0| Scorew8.5|background:snow;| Fourth place
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1981sm105}}| {{flagicon|SOL}}
Honiara		{{fb-big>Tahiti|1946|size=28px}} 1–0NCL|1853|size=28px}}
{{nfb|New Caledonia}}		Papua New Guinea|size=28px}} 1–0
(a.e.t.)		Solomon Islands}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 1993sm105}}| {{flagicon|VAN}}
Port Vila		{{fb-big>Tahiti|size=28px}} 3–0Fiji}}NCL|1853|size=28px}}
{{nfb|New Caledonia}}		 2–1Vanuatu}}
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2017sm105}}| {{flagicon|VAN}}
Port Vila		Vanuatu}}pa1|lh12|sm90}}| round-robinFiji}}Solomon Islands}}pa1|lh12|sm90}}| round-robinTuvalu}}

Women

{{as of|2019}}, women's football has only been hosted once at the Pacific Mini Games – at Vanuatu in 2017. The table below is a summary of the medal matches played in the women's competition:
bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|w0.5|btt1|bbt1|pa0}}|bbt1|pa0}}|
w2.5 | Yearw6.5 | Host citybrt |bn | Finalblt |Third place match
w9.5|background:#fe7;| Goldw2.0| Scorew8.5|background:#ccc;| Silverw8.5|background:#ca7;| Bronzew2.0| Scorew8.5|background:snow;| Fourth place
sm105|pt.5|pb.5}}| 2017sm105}}| {{flagicon|VAN}}
Port Vila		Vanuatu}} 2–1Fiji}}Tonga}} 1–0Solomon Islands}}

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.rsssf.com/tablesp/pacgames.html|title=Pacific Games|author=|date=|website=www.rsssf.com}}
2. ^1 {{cite web |website=www.rsssf.com |title=(South) Pacific Games and Mini Games |url=http://www.rsssf.com/tabless/southpac.html}}
3. ^{{cite web |title=Womens Soccer to start preparations for Olympic Qualifiers (Nov 7, 2011) |url=https://www.pngfootball.com.pg/archives-961/ |website=PNG Football |accessdate=27 January 2019}}
4. ^{{cite web |title=Women's Soccer - Team PNG Defeats New Caledonia – XV Pacific Games Day #14 |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y53P9cg6DUg |website=Youtube |publisher=EMTV Online |accessdate=27 January 2019}}
5. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.rsssf.com/tabless/southpac03.html |title=South Pacific Games 2003 (Fiji) |publisher=RSSSF |accessdate=16 March 2015 }}
6. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.rsssf.com/tabless/southpac07.html |title=South Pacific Games 2007 (Samoa) |publisher=RSSSF |accessdate=16 March 2015 }}
7. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.rsssf.com/tablesp/pacgames2011.html |title=Pacific Games 2011 (New Caledonia) |publisher=RSSSF |accessdate=16 March 2015 }}

External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20090501115327/http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ OFC Official Website]
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