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3 months ago

Danny Hay Farewells Auckland FC

Danny Hay, Assistant Head Coach at Auckland FC, has said farewell to the club and will join former Head Coach Steve Corica at Yokohama F Marinos in Japan.   The two coaches made for an impressive partnership at Auckland FC, winning...
3 months ago

Steve Corica to Depart Auckland FC

Auckland FC’s inaugural Head Coach Steve Corica has made the difficult decision to leave the club. Corica joined Auckland FC in January 2024, becoming the club’s first-ever Head Coach. After two impressive seasons, he will leave Auckland FC to pursue...
3 months ago

Train Like A Champion with Auckland FC Football School

Kids inspired by the World Cup? This July school holidays, let your kids train like an AFC Champion at Auckland FC’s Holiday Camps. Build confidence, develop skills and fall even more in love with the beautiful game. Auckland FC’s School...
3 months ago

Logan Rogerson Called Up to All Whites 

Auckland FC forward Logan Rogerson has been called up to be part of the All Whites FIFA World Cup squad.   Rogerson, 28, got the call to replace Peterborough United’s Matthew Garbett, who picked up an unfortunate injury during training.   Rogerson becomes the sixth Auckland FC player to make the...
3 months ago

Grand Final Hero Commits Future to Auckland FC 

Auckland FC is proud to announce that midfielder Cam Howieson has signed a contract extension, committing his future to the club.   The news comes a few weeks after Howieson scored the only goal in the 2026 A-League Grand Final, sealing a 1-0 victory over Sydney FC in...
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Auckland FC Bids Farewell to Three Young Players 

Auckland FC today confirmed the departures of goalkeeper Jimmy Hilton and midfielders Adama Coulibaly and Finn McKenlay.  Hilton, 23, joined the Black Knights in February to solve the goalkeeping gaps, making two first-team appearances against Adelaide United and Melbourne Victory in April. Though his time at the club was...
3 months ago

Emiliano Tade Calls an End to His Playing Career 

Local legend Emiliano ‘Emi’ Tade announces his retirement aged 38, having played nearly 300 games in New Zealand.  Tade arrived in New Zealand in 2010, joining Wellington United, but later found his way to Auckland City, where he became a...
3 months ago

Auckland Make History as OFC Pro League Champions

Auckland FC have been crowned champions of the inaugural OFC Pro League, and with it securing their place at the 2026 FIFA Intercontinental Cup. As OFC Pro League champions, Auckland FC earn automatic qualification for the Intercontinental Cup, the annual knockout...
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