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词条 OFC Champions League
释义

  1. History

  2. Format

     Oceania Club Championship  OFC Champions League 

  3. Records and statistics

      Finals    OFC Club Championship era    OFC Champions League era    Performances by club    Performances by country    All-time table (Top 10 Clubs)    All-time table (Countries)  

  4. See also

  5. References

  6. External links

{{ infobox football tournament
| logo =
| founded = {{Start date and age|1987}}
| number of teams = 16 (group stage)
18 (total)
(from 11 associations)
| qualifier for = FIFA Club World Cup
| region = Oceania (OFC)
| current champions = {{nowrap|{{flagicon|New Zealand}} Team Wellington (1st title)}}
| most successful team= {{nowrap|{{flagicon|New Zealand}} Auckland City (9 titles)}}
| website = {{URL|http://www.oceaniafootball.com/}}
| current = 2019 OFC Champions League
}}

The OFC Champions League, also known as the O-League, is the premier men's club football competition in Oceania. It is organized by the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC), Oceania's football governing body. It has been organized since 2007 under the current format, following its predecessor, the Oceania Club Championship. Eleven OFC Champions League titles have been won by teams from New Zealand, with Papua New Guinea being the only Pacific nation to have won the competition.

During the 2014–15 season, the tournament became sponsored by Fiji Airways, therefore renaming the competition as the Fiji Airways OFC Champions League.[1] Trophies for OFC tournaments, made by London-based silversmiths Thomas Lyte, are awarded to winners.[2]

History

At first, this competition was played as a single playoff match between champions of New Zealand and Australia. That competition was held in 1987 and Adelaide City won the inaugural season. Then 12 years pause came, until OFC organized next, all Oceania Cup. In January 1999, the Oceania Club Championship was held in the Fijian cities of Nadi and Lautoka. Nine teams took part, with Australian side South Melbourne winning the trophy. They also qualified for the following year's FIFA Club World Cup. The next competition was held two years later, with an Australian team again winning the title. Wollongong Wolves won it, beating Vanuatu representative Tafea in the final. Two more editions were held under this name and format, with Sydney and Auckland City winning titles. OFC decided to change the competition format and name, so that since 2007 the competition is known as the OFC Champions League.

Format

Oceania Club Championship

The Oceania Club Championship was played on one or two venues, in one host country. It was played with two or three groups with single round-robin format, semifinals and final. It usually lasted about 10 days, with matches being played every 2 days.

OFC Champions League

OFC decided to change competition format, to make its main competition more interesting and more important to competing clubs.

The first two seasons saw competition with two groups of three teams each, and from the third edition onwards it consists of two groups of four teams each. Group winners progress to the final, played in double playoff format, with the winner taking the title. Unlike its previous format, O-League lasts more than a half year, starting in October and ending next year, in April. The O-League winner qualifies to FIFA Club World Cup, entering the competition in playoff round.

For the 2012–13 season O-League changed its format with the introduction of qualifying stage, with the champions of the four weakest leagues competing for a play-off spot with the representative of country with the worst record from the previous tournament. Later rather were also scheduling and format changes for the main tournament .That competition was played between March and May 2013 with introduction of semifinal stage and final played on neutral venue. First O-League one-legged final was played in Auckland, and was the first O-League final between two teams from the same country, with Auckland City defeating Waitakere United to win its 5th title.

OFC Champions League saw another change for 2013–14 season with group stage played on pre-determined location with semifinal and final played on home and away basis. Fiji was selected as host. Preliminary stage was played six months before group stage, and the winner entered the group stage.

Another change came in 2017 when group stage was expanded to 16 teams with whole competition being played in the same year (preliminary stage followed by group stage and later knock-out stage). Each of four groups was hosted by one of teams from the group meaning more countries and people included. Group winners qualified to semifinal. Semifinal and final were played on home-away basis. Following success of 2017 season, OFC added quarterfinal round for 2018 edition, meaning top two teams from each group qualified to knock-out stage.

Starting from 2014, both finalists of the OFC Champions League will also participate in the OFC President's Cup, an invitational tournament organized by the OFC. However, President's Cup was held only once.

Records and statistics

{{Main article|Oceania Club Championship and OFC Champions League records and statistics}}

Finals

OFC Club Championship era

SeasonWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueAttendanceNo. of TeamsNo. of Associations
1987Adelaide City
{{flagicon>AUS}}		1 – 1
(4–1 pen.)		{{flagicon>NZL}}AUS}} Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide3,50099
1999South Melbourne
{{flagicon>AUS}}		5 – 1{{flagicon>FIJ}}FIJ}} Prince Charles Park, Nadi10,00099
2001Wollongong Wolves
{{flagicon>AUS}}		1 – 0{{flagicon>VAN}}PNG}} Lloyd Robson Stadium, Port Moresby3,0001111
2005Sydney FC
{{flagicon>AUS}}		2 – 0{{flagicon>NCL|1853}}TAH}} Stade Pater, Papeete4,0001312
2006Auckland City
{{flagicon>NZL}}		3 – 1{{flagicon>TAH}}NZL}} North Harbour Stadium, Auckland2,0001110

OFC Champions League era

SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-upVenueAttendanceNo. of TeamsNo. of Associations
2007Waitakere United
{{flagicon|NZL}}		2 – 1Ba
{{flagicon|FIJ}}		FIJ}} Govind Park, Ba10,00065
0 – 1NZL}} Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland9,000
2 – 2 (a)19,000
2007–08Waitakere United
{{flagicon|NZL}}		1 – 3Kossa
{{flagicon|SOL}}		SOL}} Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara20,00098
5 – 0NZL}} Trusts Stadium, Waitakere City6,000
6 – 3
26,000
2008–09Auckland City
{{flagicon|NZL}}		7 – 2Koloale
{{flagicon|SOL}}		SOL}} Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara20,00066
2 – 2NZL}} Kiwitea Street, Auckland1,250
9 – 4
21,250
2009–10Hekari United
{{flagicon|PNG}}		3 – 0Waitakere United
{{flagicon|NZL}}		PNG}} PMRL Stadium, Port Moresby15,00087
1 – 2NZL}} Fred Taylor Park, Auckland3,000
4 – 2
18,000
2010–11Auckland City
{{flagicon|NZL}}		2 – 1Amicale
{{flagicon|VAN}}		VAN}} Municipal Stadium, Port Vila7,92587
4 – 0NZL}} Kiwitea Street, Auckland3,000
6 – 1
10,925
2011–12Auckland City
{{flagicon|NZL}}		2 – 1AS Tefana
{{flagicon|TAH}}		NZL}} Kiwitea Street, Auckland1,50087
1 – 0TAH}} Stade Louis Ganivet, Faaa1,900
3 – 1
3,400
2012–13Auckland City
{{flagicon>NZL}}		2 – 1{{flagicon>NZL}}NZL}} Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland3,0001211
2013–14Auckland City
{{flagicon|NZL}}		1 – 1Amicale
{{flagicon|VAN}}		VAN}} Municipal Stadium, Port Vila10,0001511
2 – 1NZL}} Kiwitea Street, Auckland3,000
3 – 2
13,000
2014–15Auckland City
{{flagicon>NZL}}		1 – 1
(4–3 pen.)		{{flagicon>NZL}}FIJ}} National Stadium, Suva3,0001511
2016Auckland City
{{flagicon>NZL}}		3 – 0{{flagicon>NZL}}NZL}} QBE Stadium, Auckland1,5001511
2017Auckland City
{{flagicon|NZL}}		3 – 0Team Wellington
{{flagicon|NZL}}		NZL}} Kiwitea Street, Auckland1,0001811
2 – 0NZL}} David Farrington Park, Wellington1,000
5 – 0
2,000
2018Team Wellington
{{flagicon|NZL}}		6 – 0Lautoka
{{flagicon|FIJ}}		NZL}} David Farrington Park, Wellington1,2001811
4 – 3FIJ}} Churchill Park, Lautoka1,000
10 – 32,200

Performances by club

Past winners are:[3][4]

ClubTitlesRunners-upWinning SeasonsRunner-up Seasons
{{flagicon|NZL}} Auckland City9—2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017—
{{flagicon|NZL}} Waitakere United222007, 20082010, 2013
{{flagicon|NZL}} Team Wellington1320182015, 2016, 2017
{{flagicon|AUS}} Adelaide City1—1987—
{{flagicon|AUS}} South Melbourne1—1999—
{{flagicon|AUS}} Wollongong Wolves1—2001—
{{flagicon|AUS}} Sydney FC1—2005—
{{flagicon|PNG}} Hekari United1—2010—
{{flagicon|VAN}} Amicale—2—2011, 2014
{{flagicon|NZL}} University-Mount Wellington—1—1987
{{flagicon|FIJ}} Nadi—1—1999
{{flagicon|VAN}} Tafea—1—2001
{{flagicon|NCL}} Magenta—1—2005
{{flagicon|TAH}} Pirae—1—2006
{{flagicon|FIJ}} Ba—1—2007
{{flagicon|SOL}} Kossa—1—2008
{{flagicon|SOL}} Koloale—1—2009
{{flagicon|TAH}} Tefana—1—2012
{{flagicon|FIJ}} Lautoka—1—2018

Performances by country

ClubTitlesRunners-up
{{NZL}}126
{{AUS}}4—
{{PNG}}1—
{{FIJ}}—3
{{VAN}}—3
{{SOL}}—2
{{TAH}}—2
{{NCL}}—1

Notes:

  • {{AUS}} is no longer an OFC member.

All-time table (Top 10 Clubs)

  • From 1987 to 2017.
{{Fb cl header | noqr = "y"}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 1 | t = {{flagicon|NZL}} Auckland City (13) | w = 53 | d = 14 | l = 8 | gf = 211 | ga = 65}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 2 | t = {{flagicon|NZL}} Waitakere United (8) | w = 25 | d = 12 | l = 11 | gf = 99 | ga = 57}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 3 | t = {{flagicon|FIJ}} Ba (10) | w = 22 | d = 6 | l = 17 | gf = 67 | ga = 76}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 4 | t = {{flagicon|VAN}} Tafea (9) | w = 19 | d = 8 | l = 12 | gf = 98 | ga = 64}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 5 | t = {{flagicon|PNG}} Hekari United (8) | w = 16 | d = 9 | l = 14 | gf = 67 | ga = 58}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 6 | t = {{flagicon|NCL}} Magenta (7) | w = 16 | d = 6 | l = 1 | gf = 71 | ga = 48}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 7 | t = {{flagicon|VAN}} Amicale (6) | w = 16 | d = 5 | l = 14 | gf = 50 | ga = 40}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 8 | t = {{flagicon|TAH}} Pirae (4) | w = 9 | d = 1 | l = 8 | gf = 48 | ga = 36}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 9 | t = {{flagicon|AUS}} Wollongong Wolves (1) | w = 7 | d = 0 | l = 0 | gf = 43 | ga = 2 }}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 10 | t = {{flagicon|NZL}} Team Wellington (3) | w = 7 | d = 0 | l = 1 | gf = 34 | ga = 14}}
|}* Number in brackets show number of participations.

All-time table (Countries)

  • From 1987 to 2017.
{{Fb cl header | noqr = "y"}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 1 | t = {{flagicon|NZL}} New Zealand | w = 98| d = 32| l = 25| gf = 418| ga = 155}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 2 | t = {{flagicon|FIJ}} Fiji | w = 40| d = 12| l = 40| gf = 147| ga = 186}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 3 | t = {{flagicon|VAN}} Vanuatu | w = 36| d = 16| l = 32| gf = 158| ga = 145}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 4 | t = {{flagicon|TAH}} Tahiti | w = 26| d = 11| l = 41| gf = 166| ga = 165}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 5 | t = {{flagicon|SOL}} Solomon Islands | w = 24| d = 10 | l = 38| gf = 141| ga = 166}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 6 | t = {{flagicon|PNG}} Papua New Guinea | w = 24| d = 10 | l = 30| gf = 109 | ga = 145}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 7 | t = {{flagicon|New Caledonia}} New Caledonia | w = 19 | d = 9 | l = 30 | gf = 98 | ga = 117}}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 8 | t = {{flagicon|AUS}} Australia | w = 16| d = 1 | l = 0 | gf = 90 | ga = 9 }}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 9 | t = {{flagicon|SAM}} Samoa | w = 14| d = 3 | l = 22| gf = 68 | ga = 124 }}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 10| t = {{flagicon|COK}} Cook Islands | w = 11 | d = 3 | l = 11| gf = 65 | ga = 52 }}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 11| t = {{flagicon|TON}} Tonga | w = 5 | d = 3 | l = 18| gf = 34 | ga = 119 }}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 12| t = {{flagicon|ASA}} American Samoa | w = 1 | d = 1 | l = 14 | gf = 18 | ga = 98 }}{{Fb cl2 team | p = 13| t = {{flagicon|Palau}} Palau | w = 0 | d = 0 | l = 1 | gf = 2 | ga = 6 }}
|}

See also

  • Oceania Cup Winners' Cup

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/News/ViewArticle/tabid/125/Article/28e047a5-45c7-4568-90bf-1bf4edc7f805/language/en-US/Default.aspx|publisher=OFC|title=OFC teams up with Fiji Airways|date=2 April 2015|accessdate=3 April 2015|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150403184534/http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/News/ViewArticle/tabid/125/Article/28e047a5-45c7-4568-90bf-1bf4edc7f805/language/en-US/Default.aspx|archivedate=3 April 2015|df=}}
2. ^New silverware awarded for victors {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151208151310/http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/news/viewarticle/tabid/125/article/aae5af91-abfa-42e9-b318-6acf7f7d55f1/language/en-us/default.aspx |date=2015-12-08 }}
3. ^{{cite web|title=Past tournaments|url=http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/Competitions/PreviousTournaments/tabid/1020/Competition/63720fcc-073c-457a-b44a-5a62fe7916e8/language/en-US/Default.aspx|publisher=oceaniafootball.com|accessdate=17 April 2012|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120428111644/http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/Competitions/PreviousTournaments/tabid/1020/Competition/63720fcc-073c-457a-b44a-5a62fe7916e8/language/en-US/Default.aspx|archivedate=28 April 2012|df=}}
4. ^{{cite web|title=Oceania Club Cups - Overview File|url=http://www.rsssf.com/tableso/occ.html|publisher=RSSSF|accessdate=17 April 2012}}

External links

  • OFC Official Website
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