The Oceania Football Confederation Incorporated (OFC) is the governing body for football, futsal and beach soccer in the Oceania region and is one of six continental confederations in the world. With its newly built headquarters the Home of Football located at Ngahue Reserve in Auckland, New Zealand, OFC is currently made up of eleven Member Associations and two Associate Members which it supports through a variety of means including financially and logistically through various programmes. Since 2020, OFC has rapidly evolved into a dynamic organisation that effectively serves Oceania Football for the benefit of our people, culture and communities. Responsible for the development and organisation of Football across the Oceania region OFC has a long-term goal to qualify two teams at the FIFA World Cup 2026 and 2027. OFC uses the passion and power of football to achieve high performance on and off the pitch, educate at all levels and operate FIFA World Cup Qualifier tournaments and all other development Competitions.

The purpose of this tender is to meet our strategic focus of growing the game and providing positive experiences for all involved by delivering an easily accessible platform to watch LIVE Oceania football across all OFC Competitions for 2023, 2024 and 2025. OFC Competitions exclude any OFC Professional Competitions or FIFA Competitions. We need to maximise the exposure of Oceania football world-wide and significantly amplify and expand revenue opportunities and partnerships with media, betting, and data rights.

To achieve this OFC is solicitating proposals from potential partners for:

Livestreaming and on-demand platform

A user friendly and easily accessible service provided to OFC to broadcast content for all OFC Competition matches and highlights videos.

Data Rights

Data rights refers to all data including metadata related to OFC Competitions that are collected at venues or remotely from produced streams.

Media Rights

Media content rights will be offered on a platform neutral basis for Club, National and Youth Competitions. Such an approach will mean that successful bidders can exploit rights across all media platforms including television, internet and mobile on a linear and on-demand. The platform neutral approach is aimed at ensuring maximum exposure while providing partners with programme flexibility in parallel.

Betting Rights

Betting rights will be offered only for Club and National Senior Competitions and will be limited to territories that permit lawful sports betting.