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The New Zealand side produced a superb effort, in remarkable circumstances, with the South Americans eventually prevailing 1-0. Their 69th minute goal came ...

The All Whites' best first half moment came in the 43rd minute, with Greive stinging the palms of the Peruvian keeper. Cacace then found Wood, who directed the ball back to the St Mirren striker, for a clean first time shot. It was a nightmare moment for Sail – who took a heavy touch from a Tim Payne back pass - allowing Lapadula an easy task. An alert Sail tipped away a goal bound cross, as Peru upped the ante. It had all started hours before the game, with incredible scenes outside the stadium. It was one of the great occasions in modern New Zealand football history, with an electric atmosphere.

A heavy touch from OIi Sail gifted Peru the decisive goal in an intense match in Barcelona featuring few clear-cut chances.

A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. An individual error ultimately provded the difference, but Peru certainly put the All Whites under more pressure than vice-versa, and that would have contributed to the mistake. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. How much will Sail’s error weigh on his mind heading into the playoff against Costa Rica? Might Marinovic get the nod instead? Having shown his hand with regard to his No 1 goalkeeper, an error at the back would have been the last thing Hay wanted. The English Premier League forward then laid the ball off to Alex Greive, whose shot swerved towards Peru goalkeeper Pedro Gallese, who could only palm it away.

New Zealand's greatest player has been in Dunedin all weekend, taking groups of talented junior players for coaching sessions at Sunnyvale, and staying on today ...

"Today, everybody is good. "This is a cup final because there’s so much at stake. Wellington rugby, the Hurricanes and the Phoenix were all going to be on site, Rufer said, and he was excited at the prospect of getting the best young footballers from around the country through its doors. It’s the world trend and it’s the same in New Zealand. Every single player in every position, including the goalie, in the top teams is technically unbelievable, and that filters down." "When I was a professional player, the best players in terms of technique were the strikers or the offensive midfielders. On Friday, he hops on a plane for Doha to (fingers crossed) watch the All Whites upset Costa Rica and qualify for the World Cup for just the third time, joining the heroes of 1982 and 2010.

Hay lept to the defence of embattled goalkeeper Oli Sail, after his blunder cost the matchwinning goal.

Danny Hay got the pressure test he wanted from their 1-0 loss to Peru and felt his side did well to improve after early adversity, despite conceding in ...

A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. "I think we're going to face a similar sort of physical challenge. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. It happens.” “It doesn’t mean anything,” Hay said in his post-match press conference.

New Zealand warmed up for their World Cup playoff with a 1-0 defeat by Peru in a friendly in Barcelona on Sunday but coach Danny Hay said it was the ideal ...

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New Zealand warmed up for their World Cup playoff with a 1-0 defeat by Peru in a friendly in Barcelona on Sunday but coach Danny Hay said it was the ideal ...

But the luck ran out when the ball was passed back to goalkeeper Oli Sail who coughed it up with a heavy touch, allowing striker Lapadula to swoop and volley into an open goal. "I think, as the game progressed, we got over that little bit of fear factor around just playing our natural game." "That’s the first time since November 2019 that we’ve actually played in front of a crowd, believe it or not," Hay told reporters.

Matt Garbett was simply outstanding, with Libby Cacace, Joe Bell and Winston Reid also prominent. It was one of the great occasions in modern New Zealand ...

The All Whites' best first half moment came in the 43rd minute, with Greive stinging the palms of the Peruvian keeper. Cacace then found Wood, who directed the ball back to the St Mirren striker, for a clean first time shot. It was a nightmare moment for Sail – who took a heavy touch from a Tim Payne back pass - allowing Lapadula an easy task. An alert Sail tipped away a goal-bound cross, as Peru upped the ante. It had all started hours before the game, with incredible scenes outside the stadium. It was one of the great occasions in modern New Zealand football history, with an electric atmosphere.

ANALYSIS: Competing well with Peru, who had 32000 fans on ther side, should stand the All Whites in good stead for their World Cup playoff against Costa ...

If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. Stamenic made way for Clayton Lewis at the break, having had the sloppiest half of his fledgling career to date. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. If the All Whites can start the first half in the playoff the way they started the second half on Sunday, they will be in with a fighting chance of making it to the World Cup for a third time, adding 2022 to 1982 and 2010. The South American side look to be the strongest of the four teams chasing the final two places at the World Cup, so it will have been a boost to the All Whites that they competed so well as their meeting with Costa Rica draws closer.

A 2146-day wait will come to an end on Sunday, September 25, the day after the All Blacks and Wallabies meet in a Bledisloe Cup test at the same venue. The game ...

A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. “We made a commitment to play more games in Aotearoa for all our national sides. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. “It’s a game not to be missed. The All Whites and Socceroos are both currently chasing a place at this year’s World Cup, to be played in Qatar in November and December.

New Zealand Football have confirmed a two-match series against their rivals in September.

New Zealand Football have confirmed a home match against Australia to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the first ever senior men's international ...

"We made a commitment to play more games in Aotearoa for all our national sides. Along with celebrating the centenary of the first transtasman game, the fixture marks the first time the two teams have met in over 10 years, the first All Whites game in Aotearoa since 2017 and the first time senior international football has been played at Eden Park. The match will be played as part of a two-game series with one game in New Zealand and one in Australia. The Australian game will be announced at a later date.

The Socceroos will play in the first senior international match at Eden Park in September against New Zealand's All Whites.

Having the chance to finally play at home, play at Eden Park and take on the Aussies is really exciting. "We made a commitment to play more games in Aotearoa for all our national sides. The September clash will also break new ground as the first senior international at Eden Park in Auckland, NZ's feared house of pain and home for the All Blacks.

The Socceroos will play in the first senior international match at Eden Park in September against New Zealand's All Whites.

Having the chance to finally play at home, play at Eden Park and take on the Aussies is really exciting. "We made a commitment to play more games in Aotearoa for all our national sides. The September clash will also break new ground as the first senior international at Eden Park in Auckland, NZ's feared house of pain and home for the All Blacks.

The Socceroos will face New Zealand in two friendlies this year to honour 100 years of competition between the trans-Tasman rivals.

Having the chance to finally play at home, play at Eden Park and take on the Aussies is really exciting. "We made a commitment to play more games in Aotearoa for all our national sides. The September clash will also break new ground as the first senior international at Eden Park in Auckland, NZ's feared house of pain and home for the All Blacks.

The All Whites will play the Socceroos in September, ending a drought of more than 1700 days, and the NZ Football boss is hoping for a historic turnout.

If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. This will be their first match against each other since 2011. NZ Football and Football Australia have been keen to play this year to mark the 100th anniversary of the first meeting between the two nations, in Dunedin in June 1922 – a match that was also both countries’ first international altogether. Pragnell said the match would be “enormous” and that he was “100%” looking to fill Eden Park, which has a capacity of just under 50,000 – an achievement that would make for the largest football crowd in New Zealand history.

New Zealand Football have confirmed a home match against Australia to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the first ever senior men's international fixtu.

"We made a commitment to play more games in Aotearoa for all our national sides. All Whites to play rare home game against big opponents All Whites to play rare home game against big opponents

The Socceroos will venture to Auckland this September to take on New Zealand in an international friendly to mark the 100-year anniversary of the first ever ...

The Socceroos will be in action this Wednesday morning (AEST) in FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 qualifying. Broadcast: Live and free in Australia via Network 10, 10 Play, & Paramount+ from 3.30am AEST Broadcast: Live and free in Australia via Network 10, 10 Play, & Paramount+ from 3.30am AEST