All OFC Pro League matches to be streamed live and free

All games in the inaugural OFC Pro League will be streamed live and free, competition organisers have confirmed.

On the eve of the league’s first games in Auckland, the Oceania Football Confederation have announced FIFA+ as a broadcast partner for the competition.

FIFA+ will show all matches in the OFC Pro League worldwide, live and free on the FIFA+ website and via the FIFA+ app, available on iOS and Android.

This service will complement the partnership previously announced between OFC and broadcaster TVNZ who will provide live coverage of all games played by Auckland FC and South Island United.

Matches involving the two New Zealand teams will be shown on their free-to-air TVNZ+ channel, and can be accessed via their online platform (see links below).

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Tahiti broadcaster TNTV will show all Tahiti United matches live.

Local broadcasters in Fiji (FBC), Papua New Guinea (NBC) and Vanuatu (VBTC) will screen all matches live.

Announcing the deal with FIFA+, OFC secretary general Franck Castillo said the partnership was further proof of football in Oceania’s growing popularity.

“This broadcast partnership with FIFA+ is a significant milestone for the OFC Professional League and for football across Oceania,” he said.

“As our first-ever professional league, it represents a new era for the game in our region, and having FIFA+ deliver all matches live and free to audiences around the world ensures that the talent, stories and ambition of Pacific football are visible on a truly global stage.

“OFC has enjoyed a strong and successful partnership with FIFA+ since 2023, and extending that collaboration to the OFC Professional League reinforces our shared commitment to accessibility, innovation and the long-term growth of the game.

“This platform will play a vital role in inspiring the next generation of players, officials and fans across Oceania.”

FIFA+ have streamed previous OFC competitions, including the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup qualifiers, the men’s and women’s OFC Champions Leagues and the men’s and women’s OFC Nations Cups.

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Fixtures

Round 1: New Zealand

Games to be played on Saturday January 17, 2026

Vanuatu United v Bula

Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand, 3pm

Auckland FC v South Island United

Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand, 7pm

Games to be played on Sunday January 18, 2026

Tahiti United v South Melbourne

Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand, 1pm

PNG Hekari v Solomon Kings

Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand, 5pm

Games to be played on Tuesday January 20, 2026

Bula v South Island United

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 3pm

Auckland FC v Vanuatu United

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 7pm

Games to be played on Wednesday January 21, 2026

Tahiti United v PNG Hekari

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 3pm

South Melbourne v Solomon Kings

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 7pm

Games to be played on Friday January 23, 2026

South Island United v Vanuatu United

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 3pm

Auckland FC v Bula

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 7pm

Games to be played on Saturday January 24, 2026

Solomon Kings v Tahiti United

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 2.30pm

PNG Hekari v South Melbourne

North Harbour Stadium, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand, 6.30pm

How to buy tickets

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Full fixture list

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More about the OFC Professional League

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This story was first published on January 16, 2026.

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