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New Caledonia national football team results (1951–1999)

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This article lists the results for theNew Caledonia national football team from 1951 to 1999.

Key

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Key to matches
  • Att. = Match attendance
  • (H) = Home ground
  • (A) = Away ground
  • (N) = Neutral ground
Key to record by opponent
  • Pld = Games played
  • W = Games won
  • D = Games drawn
  • L = Games lost
  • GF = Goals for
  • GA = Goals against

Results

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See also:results from 2000 to 2019

New Caledonia's score is shown first in each case.

No.DateVenueOpponentsScoreCompetitionNew Caledonia scorersAtt.Ref.
119 September 1951Nouméa (H) New Zealand2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
222 September 1951Nouméa (H) New Zealand4–6FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
324 September 1951Nouméa (H) New Zealand2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
430 September 1951Nouméa (H) New Zealand1–3FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
5September 1953New Caledonia (H) Tahiti4–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
6September 1953New Caledonia (H) Tahiti5–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
7July 1955French Polynesia (A) Tahiti1–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
8July 1955French Polynesia (A) Tahiti1–3FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
9September 1957New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
10September 1957New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
11September 1957New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–4FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
1231 August 1958Nouméa (H) New Zealand1–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
137 September 1958Nouméa (H) New Zealand1–5FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
1414 September 1958Nouméa (H) New Zealand1–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
15July 1959French Polynesia (A) Tahiti4–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
16July 1959French Polynesia (A) Tahiti1–3FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
17September 1961New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
18September 1961New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
19September 1961New Caledonia (H) Tahiti3–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
202 June 1962Christchurch (A) New Zealand1–4FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
214 June 1962Wellington (A) New Zealand2–4FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
221 September 1963Buckhurst Park,Suva (N) Tahiti2–1
(a.e.t.)		1963 South Pacific GamesCase (2)—[1][2][3]
237 September 1963Buckhurst Park, Suva (N) Fiji8–21963 South Pacific GamesPaula (3), Bénébig,Case (4)—[1][2][3]
24September 1964French Polynesia (A) Tahiti2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
25September 1964French Polynesia (A) Tahiti1–4FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
26September 1965New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
27September 1965New Caledonia (H) Tahiti4–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
289 December 1966Nouméa (N) Solomon Islands8–01966 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][4]
2912 December 1966Nouméa (N) New Hebrides5–01966 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][4]
3015 December 1966Nouméa (N) Papua New Guinea4–01966 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][4]
3118 December 1966Nouméa (N) Tahiti0–21966 South Pacific Games—[1][2][4]
328 November 1967Nouméa (H) New Zealand4–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
3319 September 1968New Caledonia (H) Fiji2–1FriendlyUnknown—[1]
348 October 1968Auckland (A) New Zealand3–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
35December 1968New Caledonia (H) Tahiti1–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
36December 1968New Caledonia (H) Tahiti1–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
3725 July 1969Nouméa (H) New Zealand0–0Friendly—[1][2]
3827 July 1969Nouméa (H) New Zealand2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
3929 July 1969Nouméa (H) New Zealand3–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
4014 August 1969Club Germania,Port Moresby (N) Papua New Guinea4–11969 South Pacific GamesPoithily,Zeoula (2),Delmas—[1][2][5]
4115 August 1969Club Germania, Port Moresby (N) Solomon Islands1–11969 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][5]
4216 August 1969Club Germania, Port Moresby (N) New Hebrides2–01969 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][5]
4318 August 1969Club Germania, Port Moresby (N) Fiji11–01969 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][5]
4420 August 1969Club Germania, Port Moresby (N) Tahiti–[A]1969 South Pacific Games—[2][5]
4522 August 1969Sir Hubert Murray Stadium, Port Moresby (N) Tahiti2–11969 South Pacific GamesTamboueon, Fi—[1][2][5]
46July 1970French Polynesia (A) Tahiti2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
47July 1970French Polynesia (A) Tahiti1–3FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
4823 October 1970Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) Australia1–3FriendlyPoithily2,400[1][2][6]
4925 October 1970Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) Australia0–1Friendly2,290[1][2][6]
5018 July 1971Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) New Zealand4–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
5120 July 1971Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) New Zealand2–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
529 September 1971Papeete (N) Fiji5–11971 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][7]
5313 September 1971Papeete (N) New Hebrides0–01971 South Pacific Games—[1][2][7]
5416 September 1971Papeete (N) Papua New Guinea4–01971 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][7]
5518 September 1971Papeete (N) New Hebrides7–11971 South Pacific GamesUnknown16,000[1][2][7]
5617 September 1972Basin Reserve, Wellington (A) New Zealand1–4FriendlyWayewol—[1][2]
5730 September 1972Newmarket Park, Auckland (A) New Zealand1–2FriendlyAnglio—[1][2]
5814 October 1972Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) New Zealand3–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
5917 December 1972New Caledonia (H) Tahiti4–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
608 February 1973Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) Bulgaria3–5FriendlyUnknown15,000[1][2][8]
6117 February 1973Newmarket Park, Auckland (N) Tahiti1–21973 OFC Nations CupMandin—[1][2][9]
6218 February 1973Newmarket Park, Auckland (N) New Hebrides4–11973 OFC Nations CupJ. Hmae (2),Wayewol,Wacapo—[1][2][9]
6320 February 1973Newmarket Park, Auckland (N) Fiji2–01973 OFC Nations CupWayewol (2)—[1][2][9]
6421 February 1973Newmarket Park, Auckland (N) New Zealand1–21973 OFC Nations CupXowie—[1][2][9]
6524 February 1973Newmarket Park, Auckland (N) New Hebrides2–11973 OFC Nations CupDelmas,Xowie—[1][2][9]
66February 1974French Polynesia (A) Tahiti2–1FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
67February 1974French Polynesia (A) Tahiti1–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
68February 1974French Polynesia (A) Tahiti2–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
692 August 1975Guam (N) Tahiti3–01975 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][10]
704 August 1975Guam (N) New Hebrides3–11975 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][10]
715 August 1975Guam (N) Papua New Guinea5–11975 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][10]
727 August 1975Guam (N) Solomon Islands4–01975 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][10]
739 August 1975Guam (N) Tahiti1–21975 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][10]
742 October 1976Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) New Zealand2–1FriendlyW. Hmae—[1][2]
755 March 1977Newmarket Park, Auckland (A) New Zealand0–3Friendly—[1][2]
768 March 1977Newmarket Park, Auckland (A) New Zealand0–4Friendly—[1][2]
77August 1978New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
78August 1978New Caledonia (H) Tahiti3–4FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
791979Fiji (A) Fiji5–0FriendlyUnknown—[1]
801979Fiji (A) Fiji2–5FriendlyUnknown—[1]
8126 July 1979Stade Numa-Daly Magenta, Nouméa (H) New Zealand0–2Friendly—[1][2]
8230 August 1979Buckhurst Park, Suva (N) Guam10–11979 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][11]
8331 August 1979Buckhurst Park, Suva (N) New Hebrides3–01979 South Pacific GamesWayewol (2),Wacapo—[1][2][11]
843 September 1979Buckhurst Park, Suva (N) Tuvalu11–01979 South Pacific GamesXowie (5),Suihuliwa (4),Kenon, Fouidja—[1][2][11]
854 September 1979Buckhurst Park, Suva (N) Tahiti2–31979 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][11]
867 September 1979Buckhurst Park, Suva (N) Solomon Islands1–31979 South Pacific GamesUkeiwé—[1][2][11]
8724 February 1980Nouméa (N) Australia0–81980 OFC Nations Cup—[1][2][12]
8826 February 1980Nouméa (N) New Hebrides4–31980 OFC Nations CupUnknown—[1][2][12]
8928 February 1980Nouméa (N) Papua New Guinea8–01980 OFC Nations CupUnknown—[1][2][12]
901 March 1980Nouméa (N) Fiji2–11980 OFC Nations CupUnknown—[1][2][12]
917 July 1981Honiara (N) Tahiti0–11981 South Pacific Mini Games—[1][2][13]
928 July 1981Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara (N) Vanuatu2–21981 South Pacific Mini GamesDrudri,Wamai—[1][2][13]
939 July 1981SIPL, Honiara (N) Solomon Islands1–11981 South Pacific Mini GamesPa'ama—[1][2][13]
9410 July 1981Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara (N) Papua New Guinea5–11981 South Pacific Mini GamesCoulon,Gure (o.g.)—[1][2][13]
9513 July 1981Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara (N) Fiji3–01981 South Pacific Mini GamesPa'ama (3)—[1][2][13]
9614 July 1981Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara (N) Western Samoa8–01981 South Pacific Mini GamesGowe (3),Pa'ama (2),Iopue,Kenon,Wabealo—[1][2][13]
9715 July 1981Lawson Tama Stadium, Honiara (N) Tahiti0–1
(a.e.t.)		1981 South Pacific Mini Games—[1][2][13]
98September 1983Apia (N) Vanuatu6–21983 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][14]
99September 1983Apia (N) Solomon Islands1–01983 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][14]
100September 1983Apia (N) Fiji1–51983 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][14]
101September 1983Apia (N) Wallis and Futuna4–01983 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][14]
102September 1983Apia (N) Fiji2–31983 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][14]
103September 1983Apia (N) Papua New Guinea2–11983 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][14]
10423 April 1987Fiji (A) Fiji1–2FriendlyUnknown—[1]
10525 April 1987Fiji (A) Fiji0–1Friendly—[1]
106May 1987New Caledonia (H) Tahiti2–0FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
10714 May 1987New Zealand (N) Tahiti0–0Friendly—[1][2]
1089 December 1987Nouméa (N) American Samoa10–01987 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][15]
10910 December 1987Nouméa (N) Papua New Guinea2–01987 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][15]
11012 December 1987Nouméa (N) Tahiti2–31987 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][15]
11115 December 1987Nouméa (N)Wallis and Futuna5–11987 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][15]
11217 December 1987Nouméa (N) Vanuatu6–01987 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][15]
11319 December 1987Nouméa (N) Tahiti1–01987 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][15]
11423 October 1988Solomon Islands (N) Vanuatu6–11988 Melanesia CupUnknown—[1][2][16]
11524 October 1988Solomon Islands (N) Solomon Islands0–11988 Melanesia Cup—[1][2][16]
11625 October 1988Solomon Islands (N) Fiji0–21988 Melanesia Cup—[1][2][16]
11726 October 1988Solomon Islands (N) Vanuatu0–11988 Melanesia Cup—[1][2][16]
11830 October 1989Fiji (N) Solomon Islands2–01989 Melanesia CupUnknown—[1][2][17]
11931 October 1989Fiji (N) Fiji0–31989 Melanesia Cup—[1][2][17]
1203 November 1989Fiji (N) Vanuatu5–11989 Melanesia CupUnknown—[1][2][17]
1214 November 1989Fiji (N) Papua New Guinea2–11989 Melanesia CupUnknown—[1][2][17]
1221 November 1990Nouméa (N) Vanuatu0–11988 Melanesia Cup—[1][2][18]
1233 November 1990Nouméa (N) Papua New Guinea2–11990 Melanesia CupWanessi (2)—[1][2][18]
1245 November 1990Nouméa (N) Fiji0–01990 Melanesia Cup—[1][2][18]
1258 November 1990Nouméa (N) Solomon Islands3–11990 Melanesia CupUnknown—[1][2][18]
12610 September 1991Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium,Lae (N) Fiji1–31991 South Pacific GamesWayaridri—[1][2][19]
12712 September 1991Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium, Lae (N) Tahiti2–21991 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][19]
12814 September 1991Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium, Lae (N) Guam18–01991 South Pacific GamesWaitronyie (4),Decoire (3),Waneissi (3),Wayaridri (2),
Réveillon (2),Boano (2), Unknown (2)		—[1][2][19]
12917 September 1991Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium, Lae (N) Solomon Islands1–41991 South Pacific GamesWayaridri—[1][2][19]
13019 September 1991Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium, Lae (N) Vanuatu3–01991 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][19]
13112 July 1992New Caledonia (H) Tahiti0–1Friendly—[1][2]
13222 July 1992New Caledonia (H) Tahiti1–2FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
13325 July 1992Korman Stadium, Port Vila (N) Vanuatu1–01992 Melanesia CupAussu—[1][2][20]
13428 July 1992Korman Stadium, Port Vila (N) Fiji2–21992 Melanesia CupAussu,Tchaunyane—[1][2][20]
13530 July 1992Korman Stadium, Port Vila (N) Solomon Islands1–01992 Melanesia CupTchaunyane—[1][2][20]
1368 December 1993Port Vila (N) Papua New Guinea1–11993 South Pacific Mini GamesUnknown—[1][2][21]
13710 December 1993Port Vila (N) Vanuatu1–11993 South Pacific Mini GamesUnknown—[1][2][21]
13813 December 1993Port Vila (N) Tonga11–01993 South Pacific Mini GamesUnknown—[1][2][21]
13914 December 1993Port Vila (N) Tahiti1–21993 South Pacific Mini GamesUnknown—[1][2][21]
14016 December 1993Port Vila (N) Vanuatu2–11993 South Pacific Mini GamesUnknown—[1][2][21]
1413 July 1994Solomon Islands (N) Papua New Guinea0–11994 Melanesia Cup[B]—[1][2][22]
1424 July 1994Solomon Islands (N) Fiji1–31994 Melanesia Cup[B]Unknown—[1][2][22]
1435 July 1994Solomon Islands (N) Vanuatu3–21994 Melanesia Cup[B]Unknown—[1][2][22]
1448 July 1994Solomon Islands (N) Solomon Islands1–31994 Melanesia Cup[B]Unknown—[1][2][22]
14514 August 1995French Polynesia (N) Cook Islands12–0FriendlyUnknown—[1]
14616 August 1995French Polynesia (N) Cook Islands9–01995 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][23]
14718 August 1995French Polynesia (N) Solomon Islands0–11995 South Pacific Games—[1][2][23]
14820 August 1995French Polynesia (N) Wallis and Futuna10–01995 South Pacific GamesUnknown—[1][2][23]
14921 August 1995French Polynesia (N) Tahiti0–21995 South Pacific Games—[1][2][23]
1501996Fiji (A) Fiji0–1Friendly—[1]
1511996Fiji (A) Fiji0–4Friendly—[1]
1521996Fiji (A) Fiji1–5FriendlyUnknown—[1]
1531 May 1997Fiji (A) Fiji1–5FriendlyUnknown—[1][2]
1545 September 1998Espiritu Santo (N) Fiji0–31998 Melanesia Cup[C]—[1][2][24]
1557 September 1995Espiritu Santo (N) Papua New Guinea0–11998 Melanesia Cup[C]—[1][2][24]
1568 September 1998Espiritu Santo (N) Solomon Islands2–31998 Melanesia Cup[C]Unknown—[1][2][24]
15712 September 1998Espiritu Santo (N) Vanuatu2–31998 Melanesia Cup[C]Unknown—[1][2][24]
Notes
  1. ^
    A: Tahiti forfeited the match as they were unable to field a team following injuries to 11 of their 19-man squad.[5]
  2. ^
    B: The 1994 Melanesia Cup doubled as qualifiers for the1996 OFC Nations Cup.
  3. ^
    C: The 1998 Melanesia Cup doubled as qualifiers for the1998 OFC Nations Cup.

Record by opponent

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TeamPldWDLGFGAGDWPCT
 American Samoa1100100+10100.00
 Australia3003112−110.00
 Bulgaria100135−20.00
 Cook Islands2200210+21100.00
 Fiji2482145052−233.33
 Guam2200281+27100.00
 New Zealand24101134151−1041.67
 Papua New Guinea1310123979−4076.92
 Samoa[a]110080+8100.00
 Solomon Islands146262618+842.86
 Tahiti45199177761+1642.22
 Tonga1100110+11100.00
 Tuvalu1100110+11100.00
 Vanuatu[b]2216336822+4672.73
 Wallis and Futuna3300191+18100.00
Total157801859413302+11150.96
Source:Results
Notes:
  1. ^Includes results as Western Samoa.
  2. ^Includes results as New Hebrides.

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