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The All Whites are promising to be cut-throat in striving for direct entry into next year's football World Cup in North America

The All Whites are promising to be cut-throat in striving for direct entry into next year's football World Cup in North America

21 March 2025

New Zealand confront Fiji in Wellington tonight, with the winner playing Tahiti or New Caledonia in Auckland on Monday to determine Oceania's direct entrant into the 48-team event.

24-year-old left-back Liberato Cacace says the squad has come together well in training...and they have a simple blueprint for success.

The match kicks off at seven o'clock .

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