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Australia–New Zealand soccer rivalry
Australia vs. New Zealand friendly match at Craven Cottage, London, 9 June 2005
Nama lainSocceroos vs. All Whites
Matildas vs. Football Ferns
Australasia derby
LokasiAustralia (AFC)
New Zealand (OFC)
Tim terlibat Australia men's
 Australia women's
 New Zealand men's
 New Zealand women's
Pertemuan pertamaMen:
New Zealand 3–1 Australia
(17 June 1922)
Women:
Australia 2–2 New Zealand
(6 October 1979)
Pertemuan termutakhirMen: New Zealand 0–2 Australia
(25 September 2022)
Women: Australia 3–1 New Zealand
(12 April 2022)
PialaTrans-Tasman Cup
Statistik
Total pertemuanMen: 66
Women: 53
Kemenangan terbanyakMen:
 Australia (42)
Women:
 Australia (35)
Top skorAustralia George Smith (16)
StatusMen:
 Australia: 42
 Selandia Baru: 13
Draws: 11
Women:
 Australia: 35
 Selandia Baru: 10
Draws: 8
Kemenangan terbesarMen:
New Zealand 0–10 Australia
(11 July 1936)
Women:
Australia 6–0 New Zealand
(4 February 2007)

The Australia–New Zealand soccer rivalry is a soccer rivalry between the Australian men's and women's vs. New Zealand men's and women's national teams.[1][2][3][4][5] It is part of a wider friendly trans-Tasman rivalry between geographical neighbours Australia and New Zealand in a range of sports including cricket, rugby league, rugby union and netball.[2][3][6] Due to the countries' similar histories, language, and cultural and sporting interests, this wider rivalry is frequently referred to in the press as analogous to a sibling rivalry.[6][7] The rivalry was more intense when Australia and New Zealand were both members of the Oceania Football Confederation and regularly contested finals of the OFC Nations Cup and for top position in OFC World Cup Qualification campaigns.[6] The rivalry has been less frequent since Australia left the OFC to join the Asian Football Confederation in 2006.[8][4][6] In 2022, Football Australia and New Zealand Football planned a home and away series, to mark the 100th anniversary of the first meeting between the two nations, which was first played in Dunedin back in 1922.[9][10]

History[sunting | sunting sumber]

Men's[sunting | sunting sumber]

The first Australia team playing New Zealand in 1922

Both Australia and New Zealand's first official internationals were played against each other during the Australian 1922 tour of New Zealand.[11][12] They played three matches at Carisbrook in Dunedin, Athletic Park in Wellington, and Auckland Domain. The results were two 3–1 wins to New Zealand and a 1–1 draw in Wellington.[13][14] New Zealand would go on to win four of the first six matches with Australia picking up one win in the first game between the teams in Australia.[3][15][16]

Australia and New Zealand would become regular opponents in exhibition matches for the next 36 years, with the trans-Tasman neighbours playing each other on 21 occasions in seven test series during that time period.[17] This included Australia's largest victory over their rivals with a 10–0 win in 1936 at the Basin Reserve in Wellington.[18]

By 2015, New Zealand had only won 13 games out of the 64 times the two teams met.[11]

Women's[sunting | sunting sumber]

The Australian Women's Soccer Association (AWSA) was founded in 1974[19][20] while a New Zealand women's national team was formed the year after when they were invited to take part in the 1975 Asian Ladies’ Football Confederation Cup in Hong Kong. (Later recognised as the first Asian Cup).[21][22][23] While the two teams would meet at the tournament, with New Zealand beating their Australian rivals 3–2,[23][22]:28 it wasn't considered the first official meeting between the countries due to the Australian side being a composite of players largely from the St. George-Budapest Club in Sydney.[19][24][22]:27 This changed in 2022 when Football Australia recognised the former players as official national team members.[25]

What was considered the first official international match between the women's teams until the change in 2022, was on 6 October 1979 when New Zealand travelled to Australia for a three-match series.[19] The game, played at Seymour Shaw Park, ended in a 2–2 draw.[20][19] This was followed by a second match at the same venue with New Zealand winning 1–0 before the teams moved to Perry Park in Brisbane for the third game with Australia picking up their first win 1–0 ending the series in a draw.[19][24][23]

Governing bodies[sunting | sunting sumber]

The New Zealand Football Association would become officially affiliated with FIFA in 1948,[26] with the Australian Soccer Football Association given FIFA provisional membership in November 1954[27] and confirmed in June 1956.[28] Both associations, along with Fiji and Papua New Guinea would go on to become the founding members of the Oceania Football Confederation in 1966.[26][29]

Men's matches[sunting | sunting sumber]

Per 25 September 2022.

Australia and New Zealand have played 66 official matches. Australia have the better record overall in the fixture, with 42 wins to New Zealand's 13. There have been 11 draws, only two of them goalless. Australia have scored 158 goals to 70 by New Zealand. The record margin of victory in the fixture was Australia's 10–0 win in 1936, while New Zealand's biggest victory was 4–1 in 1923.

 Australia wins
 Selandia Baru wins
Draws
Competition Date Home Team Result Away Team Home scorers Away scorers Venue Attendance
Friendly 17 June 1922 New Zealand 3–1 Australia Cook (20), (?), Knott (?) Maunder Carisbrook, Dunedin 8,000
Friendly 24 June 1922 New Zealand 1–1 Australia Cook (10) Bratton (25) Athletic Park, Wellington 12,000
Friendly 8 July 1922 New Zealand 3–1 Australia Ballard (5), Cook (10), Dacre (?) Brown (?) Domain Park, Auckland 15,000
Friendly 9 June 1923 Australia 2–1 New Zealand Lennard (7), Maunder (90) Dacre (57) Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane 7,000
Friendly 16 June 1923 Australia 2–3 New Zealand Lennard (?), Gilmore (?) Campbell (?), (?), (?) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 12,000
Friendly 30 June 1923 Australia 1–4 New Zealand Maunder (?) Campbell (46), (51), (?), (?) Newcastle Showground, Newcastle 14,000
Friendly 5 June 1933 Australia 4–2 New Zealand Smith (20), (?), Gorring (80), (?) Kershaw (55), Chapman (?) Brisbane Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 5,000
Friendly 17 June 1933 Australia 6–4 New Zealand Smith (?), (?), (?), Crowhurst (?), Cameron (?), Hughes (?) Kershaw (?), Ives (?), Kay (?), Chapman (?) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 5,000
Friendly 24 June 1933 Australia 4–2 New Zealand Edwards (?), Crowhurst (?), Smith (?), (?) Kershaw (?), (?) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney —
Friendly 4 July 1936 New Zealand 1–7 Australia Jack Skinner (?) Cameron (?), (?), Smith (?), (?), (?), (?), Price (?) Logan Park, Dunedin 8,000
Friendly 11 July 1936 New Zealand 0–10 Australia Smith (5), (32), (53), (?), (?), Price (9), Cameron (28), (48), Donaldson (?) Basin Reserve, Wellington 8,000
Friendly 18 July 1936 New Zealand 1–4 Australia Hagett (?) Cameron (?), (?), Price (?), (?) Blandford Park, Auckland 2,000
Friendly 18 July 1948 New Zealand 0–6 Australia Frank Parsons (?), (?), (?), Cunningham (?), Hughes (?), (?) Basin Reserve, Wellington —
Friendly 28 August 1948 New Zealand 0–7 Australia Parsons (?), (?), (?), Hughes (?), (?), Johns (?), (?), Cunningham (?) Lancaster Park, Christchurch —
Friendly 4 September 1948 New Zealand 0–4 Australia Hughes (?), Johns (?), (?), Lawrie (?) Basin Reserve, Wellington —
Friendly 11 September 1948 New Zealand 1–8 Australia Arthur Masters (?) Parsons (6), (?), (?), (?), (?), (?), Cunningham (?), Hughes (?) Blandford Park, Auckland 7,000
Friendly 14 August 1954 Australia 1–2 New Zealand Robertson (75) King (5), Steele (7) Melbourne Showground, Melbourne —
Friendly 28 August 1954 Australia 4–1 New Zealand Robertson (20), Lennard (?), Stewart (?), (?) Smith (?) Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane 7,000
Friendly 4 September 1954 Australia 4–1 New Zealand Nunn (?), (?), Murphy (?), Stewart (?) Steele Jr. (?) Sydney Sports Ground, Sydney 5,798
Friendly 16 August 1958 New Zealand 2–3 Australia Aird (30), Hume (80) Nunn (14), (44), Adair (70) Basin Reserve, Wellington 6,000
Friendly 23 August 1958 New Zealand 2–2 Australia Steele Jnr (11), (46) Aird (41 og), Vogler (?) Carlaw Park, Auckland 8,500
Friendly 5 November 1967 Australia 5–3 New Zealand Baartz (7), Warren (13), Attila Abonyi (51), (75), (84) Ray Mears (18), Van Alphen (42 og), Westwater (63 og) Cong Hoa Stadium, Saigon 20,000
Friendly 9 October 1972 Australia 3–1 New Zealand Abonyi (26), Baartz (54), Warren (76) Vest (7) Senayan Stadium, Jakarta 7,000
1974 FIFA World Cup qualification 4 March 1973 New Zealand 1–1 Australia Turner (57) Campbell (83) Newmarket Park, Auckland 12,000
1974 FIFA World Cup qualification 16 March 1973 Australia 3–3 New Zealand Utjesenovic (11), Baartz (17), Buljevic (26) Vest (10), Tindall (49), Hogg (89 og) Sydney Sports Ground, Sydney 11,000
Friendly 29 February 1976 New Zealand 0–1 Australia Harding (78) Newmarket Park, Auckland 10,000
Friendly 2 March 1976 Australia 3–1 New Zealand Barnes (7), Ollerton (14), Abonyi (70) Taylor (74) Olympic Park, Melbourne 6,000
1978 FIFA World Cup qualification 27 March 1977 Australia 3–1 New Zealand Ollerton (60), (80), Kosmina (72), Nelson (4) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 12,250
1978 FIFA World Cup qualification 30 March 1977 New Zealand 1–1 Australia Nelson (34) Ollerton (18) Newmarket Park, Auckland 12,000
Friendly 13 June 1979 New Zealand 1–0 Australia Ormond (58) Newmarket Park, Auckland 4,000
1982 FIFA World Cup qualification 25 April 1981 New Zealand 3–3 Australia Turner (24), Wooddin (34), Sumner (80) Krncevic (15), (42), Boden (31) Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 15,000
1982 FIFA World Cup qualification 16 May 1981 Australia 0–2 New Zealand Woodin (30), Turner (83) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 15,000
Trans-Tasman Cup 22 February 1983 New Zealand 2–1 Australia Cresswell (47), Herbert (89) Kosmina (36) Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 3,000
Trans-Tasman Cup 27 February 1983 Australia 0–2 New Zealand Cole (66), Adam (73) Olympic Park, Melbourne 14,000
1986 FIFA World Cup qualification 21 September 1985 New Zealand 0–0 Australia Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 14,826
1986 FIFA World Cup qualification 3 November 1985 Australia 2–0 New Zealand Kosmina (12), Mitchell (48) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 21,910
Trans-Tasman Cup 25 October 1986 New Zealand 1–1 Australia Deeley (60) Arnold (52) Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 3,156
Trans-Tasman Cup 2 November 1986 Australia 2–1 New Zealand Arnold (29), Zinni (74) Deeley (85) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 1,986
Trans-Tasman Cup 2 September 1987 Australia 1–1 New Zealand Zinni (69) Ironside (83) Olympic Park, Melbourne 5,000
Trans-Tasman Cup 9 September 1987 New Zealand 1–0 Australia De Jong (19) Hutt Recreation Ground, Wellington 5,000
1988 Summer Olympics qualification 13 March 1988 Australia 3–1 New Zealand Patikas (?), Farina (?), Crino (?) McGarry (?) Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney —
1988 Summer Olympics qualification 23 March 1988 New Zealand 1–1 Australia Farina (?) McGarry (?) Athletic Park, Wellington —
Trans-Tasman Cup 12 October 1988 New Zealand 1–2 Australia Ironside (78) Crino (65), Ollerenshaw (75) Caledonian Ground, Dunedin 3,000
Trans-Tasman Cup 16 October 1988 Australia 2–0 New Zealand Spink (42), (68) Queen Elizabeth Oval, Bendigo 3,000
1990 FIFA World Cup qualification 12 March 1989 Australia 4–1 New Zealand Crino (16), Arnold (42), (56), Yankos (78) Dunford (70) Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 13,621
1990 FIFA World Cup qualification 2 April 1989 New Zealand 2–0 Australia Dunford (19), Wright (78) Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 8,500
Trans-Tasman Cup 12 May 1991 New Zealand 0–1 Australia Milosevic (44) QEII Stadium, Christchurch 7,500
Trans-Tasman Cup 15 May 1991 Australia 2–1 New Zealand Vidmar (46), Peterson (49) Roberts (79) Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide 5,000
1994 FIFA World Cup qualification 30 May 1993 New Zealand 0–1 Australia Arnold (59) Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 12,000
1994 FIFA World Cup qualification 6 June 1993 Australia 3–0 New Zealand Veart (1), Vidmar (3), Zelic (49) Olympic Park, Melbourne 9,445
Trans-Tasman Cup 10 November 1995 New Zealand 0–0 Australia QEII Stadium, Christchurch 5,000
Trans-Tasman Cup 15 November 1995 Australia 3–0 New Zealand Mori (32), Wade (45), Spiteri (50) Breakers Stadium, Newcastle 8,858
1997 Optus World Series 18 January 1997 Australia 1–0 New Zealand Bingley (24) Lakeside Stadium, Newcastle 10,494
1998 FIFA World Cup qualification 28 June 1997 New Zealand 0–3 Australia Aloisi (19), Vidmar (42), Foster (66) North Harbour Stadium, Auckland 20,000
1998 FIFA World Cup qualification 6 July 1997 Australia 2–0 New Zealand Zelic (6), Arnold (54) Parramatta Stadium, Sydney 14,054
1998 OFC Nations Cup 4 October 1998 Australia 0–1 New Zealand Burton (24) Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 12,000
2000 OFC Nations Cup 28 June 2000 Australia 2–0 New Zealand Murphy (40), Foster (66) Stade de Pater, Papeete 4,250
2002 FIFA World Cup qualification 20 June 2001 New Zealand 0–2 Australia Emerton (5), (80) Westpac Trust Stadium, Wellington 19,500
2002 FIFA World Cup qualification 24 June 2001 Australia 4–1 New Zealand Zdrilic (5), (82), Emerton (40), Aloisi (56) Coveny (44) Stadium Australia, Sydney 41,976
2002 OFC Nations Cup 14 July 2002 New Zealand 1–0 Australia Nelsen (78) Ericsson Stadium, Auckland 6,000
2004 OFC Nations Cup 29 May 2004 Australia 1–0 New Zealand Bresciano (40) Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide 12,100
Friendly 9 June 2005 Australia 1–0 New Zealand Colosimo (86) Craven Cottage, London 9,023
Friendly 24 May 2010 Australia 2–1 New Zealand Vidošić (57), Holman (90) Killen (16) Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 55,659
Friendly 5 June 2011 Australia 3–0 New Zealand Kennedy (9), (59), Troisi (90) Adelaide Oval, Adelaide 21,281
Friendly 22 September 2022 Australia 1–0 New Zealand Mabil (32) Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 25,392
Friendly 25 September 2022 New Zealand 0–2 Australia Duke (54), Cummings (80) Eden Park, Auckland 34,985

Women's matches[sunting | sunting sumber]

Per 5 June 2011.

Australia and New Zealand have played 53 official matches. Australia have the better record overall in the fixture, with 35 wins to New Zealand's 10. There have been 8 draws, only two of them goalless. Australia have scored 95 goals to 43 by New Zealand. The record margin of victory in the fixture was Australia's 6–0 win in 2007, while New Zealand's biggest victory is 3–0, done twice in 1984 and 1991.[24]

 Australia wins
 Selandia Baru wins
Draws
Competition Date Home Team Result Away Team Goals (home) Goals (away) Venue Attendance

Overall summary[sunting | sunting sumber]

The FIFA World Rankings evolution of Australia and New Zealand (men's team).
Per 25 September 2022.
Men's Team GP W D L GF GA GD
Australia Australia 66 42 11 13 158 70 +88
Selandia Baru New Zealand 66 13 11 42 70 158 –88
Per 12 April 2022.
Women's Team GP W D L GF GA GD
Australia Australia 53 35 8 10 95 43 +52
Selandia Baru New Zealand 53 10 8 35 43 95 –52

Top scorers[sunting | sunting sumber]

Per 5 June 2011.

Players in bold are still available for selection.

Rank Player Team Goals
1 George Smith  Australia 16
2 Frank Parsons  Australia 12
3 George Campbell  Selandia Baru 7
4 Alec Cameron  Australia 6
Billy Price  Australia
Ron Hughes  Australia
Graham Arnold  Australia
8 Attila Abonyi  Australia 5
9 Ted Cook  Selandia Baru 4
Jim Kershaw  Selandia Baru
Charlie Steele, Jr.  Selandia Baru
Peter Ollerton  Australia

See also[sunting | sunting sumber]

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