Women's U-20 Oceania Football Championship
| Women's U-20 Oceania Football Championship | |
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| Association | OFC |
| First edition | 2002 |
| Teams | 4th |
| Game mode | Round tournament (1 group of 4 teams) |
| Title holder |
 New Zealand
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| Record winner |
New Zealand (6 wins)
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| Website | www.oceaniafootball.com |
| Qualification for | U-20 Women's World Cup |
The women's U-20 OFC Nations Cup ( English OFC U-20 Women's Championship ) is a football competition between the oceanic national teams of female soccer players under 20 years and is primarily used to qualify for the U-20 World Cup for women. It was held for the first time in 2002, still as a U-19 competition, and is currently held every two years. In principle, all eleven current members of the OFC Oceanic Continental Association are eligible to start, but only four teams competed in 2010 and 2012. Australia only took part in the first two events it won and then switched to the Asian Football Association (AFC) : New Zealand has won all of the events since then.
The tournaments at a glance
| year | host | final | Game for third place | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| winner | Result | Second place | third place | Result | fourth place | ||
| held as a U-19 competition | |||||||
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2002 details |
Tonga |
 Australia |
6-0 |
 New Zealand |
 Tonga |
2-0 |
 Samoa |
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2004 details |
Papua New Guinea |
Australia |
(League system) |
 Papua New Guinea |
 Solomon Islands |
(League system) | only 3 teams |
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2006 details |
Samoa |
New Zealand |
6-0 |
Tonga |
Papua New Guinea |
4: 1 |
Samoa |
| held as a U-20 competition | |||||||
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2010 details |
New Zealand |
New Zealand |
(League system) |
 Cook Islands |
Tonga |
(League system) |
 American Samoa |
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2012 details |
New Zealand |
New Zealand |
(League system) |
Papua New Guinea |
 New Caledonia |
(League system) |
Samoa |
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2014 details |
New Zealand |
New Zealand |
(League system) |
Papua New Guinea |
Tonga |
(League system) |
 Vanuatu |
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2015 details |
Tonga |
New Zealand |
(League system) |
Samoa |
Vanuatu |
(League system) |
New Caledonia |
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2017 details |
Tonga |
New Zealand |
(League system) |
 Fiji |
Papua New Guinea |
(League system) |
New Caledonia |
Ranking list of winners
| rank | country | title | Year (s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
New Zealand |
6th | 2006, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017 |
| 2 |
 Australia |
2 | 2002, 2004 |