Oceania Football Confederation, the Confederation in charge of soccer in the Oceania region, which includes Australia, New Zealand, and other Pacific island nations.
represents soccer region including Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific island nations; acronym stands for Oceania Football Conference; based in Auckland, New Zealand; president is New Zealander Charles Dembsey and general secretary is New Zealander Josephine King; founded in 1966; current membership stands at 10 nations; no representation at the 1998 World Cup; Australia, as the top qualifier was eliminated by Iran.