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380. Friendly (King's Cup) Jan 30, Bangkok (Thailand), ~500 Rotor Volgograd 2-1 New Zealand (Oleg Stogov 60', Sergey Polstyanov 61' - Fred de Jong 27') Rotor Volgograd (Soviet Union): Valeriy Kleymyonov (gk), Yuriy Kalitvintsev, Oleg Krushin, Sergey Dikarev, Sergey Sergeyev, Oleg Stogov, Aleksandr Nikitin, Sergey Polstyanov, [3 missing]. New Zealand: Don Finlayson, Kim Wright, Malcolm Dunford [c], Richard Romijn, Anthony Ferris, Michael McGarry, David Kirk (David Chote ~20'), Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Fred de Jong, Noel Barkley (Alan Carville 81'). Coach: Ian Marshall. Referee: Tung Ping-Yim (Hong Kong). Notes: Match is a full FIFA international. Rotor Volgograd is a Soviet club. The match kicked-off at 7:30 pm. Fred de Jong booked for dissent in the 35th minute. Total number of bookings was four. Rotor Volgograd's second goal has also been credited to Grunichev. The identity of this player is not known. It is possible that the player in question is Sergey Grunichev who at the time played for FC Dynamo Stavropol and may have been "borrowed" by Rotor Volgograd for the duration of the King's Cup.
381. Friendly (King's Cup)
Feb 3, Bangkok (Thailand)
Yukong Elephants 3-0 New Zealand
(Cho Hwan 37', Lee Kwang-Jong 43', Shin Dong-Chul 68')
Yukong Elephants (South Korea):
Yoo Dae-Soon (gk), Shin Dong-Chul, Young Nae, Cho Hwan, Lee Kwang-Jong, [6 missing].
New Zealand:
Don Finlayson, Kim Wright, Malcom Dunford [c], Richard Romijn, Anthony Ferris,
Michael McGarry, David Chote (Chris Jackson 46'), Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan,
Fred de Jong, Noel Barkley (Alan Carville 78').
Coach: Ian Marshall.
Referee:
Subramaniam Nathan (Malaysia).
Notes:
Match is a full FIFA international. Yukong Elephants is a South Korean club (presently
known as Jeju United). The match kicked-off at 7:30 pm. Michael McGarry's penalty was
saved in the 67th minute. Yoo Dae-Soon was booked in the last ten minutes of the match
for deliberate time wasting. Cho Hwan is probably the reported name of Cho Yoon-Hwan;
it is not clear who Young Nae is. Shin Dong-Chul's goal has also been credited to
Cho Hwan.
382. Friendly (King's Cup) Feb 7, Bangkok (Thailand) Pyongyang FC 3-2 New Zealand (Kung Mu-Jong 25' pen 27' pen, Kim Chang-Gyo 40' - Fred de Jong 9', Alan Carville 20') Pyongyang FC (North Korea): n/a New Zealand: Frank van Hattum, Michael Ridenton (Thomas Edge), Anthony Ferris, Malcolm Dunford [c], Kim Wright, Michael McGarry, Chris Jackson, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Fred de Jong, Alan Carville. Coach: Ian Marshall. Referee: Wang Xuezhi (China). Notes: The match kicked-off at 8 pm. Kim Chang-Gyo's goal also reported to have been scored in the 30th minute. Sources are not consistent regarding bookings. Soccer Express reports nine yellow cards given to the Korean players, many for time wasting (with no sending-offs). Bangkok Post on the other hand reports that Pyongyang players received 5 yellows, while New Zealand players received two yellows.
383. Friendly Jul 18, Auckland, Western Springs New Zealand 1-1 Lokomotiv Moscow (Robert Ironside 43' - Dale Mulholland 87') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Anthony Ferris, Ceri Evans, Malcolm Dunford [c], Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge, Noel Barkley, Perry Cotton (Darren McClennan 82'). Coach: Ian Marshall. Lokomotiv Moscow (Soviet Union): Vaclovas Jurkus, Alexei Arifullin, Sergei Bodak, Yevgeni Mileshkin [c], Pavel Nesterov, Rashid Gallaberov, Dmitri Gorkov, Igor Chugainov, Oleg Samatov (Dale Mulholland 65), Sergei Sukhov (Kirill Rybakov 48), Artur Shamrin. Coach: Yuri Semin. Referee: Gary Fleet (Franklin, New Zealand). Notes: The pitch was "slippery and heavy". The weather was very cold and the there was a possibility of rain heavy enough to cancel the match. Fortunately, the match was completed despite the adverse weather conditions. Attendance was reported to be low. Alexei Arifullin limped off towards the end of the second half but was not replaced. Match kicked-off at 7:30 pm.
384. Friendly Jul 22, Wellington, Basin Reserve, 3000+ New Zealand 2-1 Lokomotiv Moscow (Robert Ironside 34', 41' - Kirill Rybakov 69') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Anthony Ferris, Ceri Evans, Malcolm Dunford [c], Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge, Noel Barkley (Darren McClennan 74') Perry Cotton. Coach: Ian Marshall. Lokomotiv Moscow (Soviet Union): Khasanbi Bidzhiyev, Andrei Solovtzov, Sergei Bodak, Pavel Nesterov, Dmitri Gorkov (Oleg Samatov 75'), Yevgeni Mileshkin, Igor Chugainov, Yuri Gavrilov, Kirill Rybakov, Artur Shamrin, Dale Mulholland (Sergei Sukhov 46'). Coach: Yuri Semin. Referee: Ken Wallace (Auckland, New Zealand). Notes: Some sources claim that Darren McClennan came on for Perry Cotton. New Zealand used the same starting line-up as in the first match. Match kicked-off at 2:00 pm.
385. Friendly Jul 28, Christchurch, Queen Elizabeth II Park, 3500 New Zealand 0-1 Lokomotiv Moscow (Kirill Rybakov 90') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Anthony Ferris, Ceri Evans, Malcolm Dunford [c], Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge, Noel Barkley (Tony Laus 84'), Perry Cotton Coach: Ian Marshall. Lokomotiv Moscow (Soviet Union): Vaclovas Jurkus, Pavel Nesterov, Sergei Bodak, Andrei Solovtzov (Oleg Samatov 15'), Yevgeni Mileshkin, Igor Chugainov, Rashid Gallaberov (Sergei Sukhov 59'), Artur Shamrin, Yuri Gavrilov, Kirill Rybakov, Dmitri Gorkov (Khasanbi Bidzhiyev 74'). Coach: Yuri Semin. Referee: Lennox Sharp (Southland, New Zealand). Notes: Fine conditions and firm pitch. Vaclovas Jurkus was sent-off after twice pushing the referee while disputing the awarding of a penalty. The penalty, taken by Noel Barkley, was saved by substitute goalkeeper Khasanbi Bidzhiyev. Straight after the match Jurkus apologised to Sharpe and gave him a team pennant. Match kicked-off at 2:00 pm.
386. (200) Friendly International Aug 16, Lower Hutt, Hutt Recreation Ground, 2500 New Zealand 2-1 China (Rodger Gray 43', 47' - Liu Haiguang 36') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Anthony Ferris, Rodger Gray, Malcolm Dunford [c], Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge, Graeme Cameron, Noel Berkley. Coach: Ian Marshall. China: Fu Yubin, Zhu Bo, Gao Sheng, Guo Yijun, Wu Qunli, Xie Yuxin (Tang Yaodong 57'), Liu Haiguang, Ma Lin (Wang Baoshan 76'), Li Hongbing, Zhao Faqing, Mai Chao. Referee: Garry Fleet (Franklin, New Zealand). Notes: New Zealand do not appear to have made any substitutions. Night conditions described as "nice" but with one half of the pitch in a "very bad condition". Match kicked-off at 7:30 pm.
387. (201) Friendly International Aug 24, Auckland, Western Springs Stadium, 2000 New Zealand 1-0 China (Noel Barkley 34') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Anthony Ferris, Malcolm Dunford, Rodger Gray, Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge, Noel Barkley, Graeme Cameron (Alan Carville 73'). Coach: Ian Marshall. China: Zhang Huikang, Zhu Bo, Gao Sheng, Zhao Faquing, Ju Lijin, Xie Yuxin, Wu Qunli, Guo Yijun, Mai Chao, Liu Haiguang, Ma Lin. Referee: Ken Wallace (Auckland, New Zealand). Notes: It is unknown whether China made any substitutions. Clear conditions at the start but the showers that came later contributed to making the pitch boggy. The match kicked-off at 7:30 pm.
388. (202) International Friendly (Trans-Tasman Cup) May 12, Christchurch, QEII Stadium, 8000 New Zealand 0-1 Australia (Branko Milosevic 44') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Michael Ridenton, Rodger Gray, Ceri Evans, Anthony Ferris, Alan Carville (Thomas Edge 85'), Daniel Halligan, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Noel Barkley (Brian Roberts 55'), Declan Edge. Coach: Ian Marshall. Australia: Robert Zabica, Mehmet Durakovic, Andrew Marth, Milan Ivanovic, Alex Tobin, Andrew Callanan, Paul Wade, Branko Milosevic (Aytek Genc 75'), Aurelio Vidmar (Ian Gray 68'), Paul Trimboli (David Lowe 65'), Greg Brown. Coach: Eddie Thomson. Referee: Gary Fleet (New Zealand).
389. (203) International Friendly (Trans-Tasman Cup) May 15, Adelaide, Hindmarsh Stadium, 6500 Australia 2-1 New Zealand (Mike Petersen 46', Aurelio Vidmar 50' - Brian Roberts 75') Australia: Robert Zabica, Ian Gray, Andrew Marth, Milan Ivanovic, Alex Tobin, Andrew Callanan, Paul Wade, Mike Petersen, Aurelio Vidmar, David Lowe, Greg Brown. Coach: Eddie Thomson. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Michael Ridenton, Rodger Gray, Grant Lightbown (Carl Jorgensen), Ceri Evans, Robert Ironside, Michael McGarry, Daniel Halligan (Anthony Ferris), Declan Edge, Brian Roberts, Thomas Edge. Coach: Ian Marshall. Referee: B Monteverde (Australia).
390. (204) International Friendly Jun 3, Auckland, Mt Smart Stadium, 17520 New Zealand 0-1 England (Gary Lineker 90') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Anthony Ferris, Rodger Gray, Malcolm Dunford [c], Ceri Evans, Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge, Fred de Jong. Coach: Ian Marshall. England: Chris Woods, Paul Parker, Des Walker, Earl Barrett, Stuart Pearce, Dennis Wise, David Platt, Geoff Thomas, David Batty (Brian Deane 46'), Mark Walters (John Salako 70'), Gary Lineker [c]. Coach: Graham Taylor. Referee: Dennis Voutsinas (Australia).
391. (205) International Friendly Jun 8, Wellington, Athletic Park, 12000 New Zealand 0-2 England (Stuart Pearce 12', David Hirst 50') New Zealand: Grant Schofield, Anthony Ferris, Rodger Gray, Malcolm Dunford [c], Ceri Evans, Michael Ridenton, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Declan Edge (Thomas Edge 62'), Fred de Jong. Coach: Ian Marshall. England: Chris Woods, Gary Charles, Mark Wright, Des Walker, Stuart Pearce [c], Dennis Wise, Geoff Thomas, David Platt, John Salako, Ian Wright, Brian Deane (David Hirst 46'). Coach: Graham Taylor. Referee: Richard Lorenc (Australia).
New Zealand squad announced for the tour of the United Kingdom:
Clint Gosling (Sydney Olympic, AUS), Michael Utting (Miramar), Michael Ridenton
(Rotherham, ENG), Rodger Gray (Waitakere), Garry Lund (Christchurch United),
Jason New (Napier), Michael McGarry (Christchurch United), Robert Ironside
(Sydney Olympic, AUS), Chris Riley (Manurewa), Carl Jorgensen (Waitakere), Alun
Evans (Christchurch United), Billy Wright (Morwell Falcons, AUS), Vaughan Coveny
(Miramar), Thomas Edge (Waitakere).
Brian Roberts (Mt Maunganui) was a late withdrawal due to personal reasons. Brian
Hayes (Waikato United) called up but made himself unavailable. Malcolm Dunford
(Miramar), who would've been the captain, withdrew because of an injury.
Some players based in the United Kingdom and Europe were also considered on a
match-by-match basis, subject to availability.
The following players made appearances during the tour:
Ceri Evans (Oxford United, ENG), Heremaia Ngata (Hull City, ENG), Fred de Jong
(Fortuna Sittard, NLD), Wynton Rufer (Werder Bremen, GER), Shane Rufer
(Gillingham, ENG) and Chris Zoricich (Leyton Orient, ENG).
Coach: Ian Marshall (coach).
Assistant coach: Kevin Fallon*.
Physiotherapist: Bryce Hastings
Tour leader: Brian Cunningham.
* - Kevin Fallon returned to the New Zealand coaching staff after an absence of just over
three years. Former assistant coaches, Steve Sumner and Keith Pritchett withdrew due to
other commitments. New Zealand were based at the Lensbury Club (Middlesex).
392. Friendly
Feb 1, St Albans,
St Albans City 1-3 New Zealand
(Steve Clark 38' - Michael McGarry 33' pen, Kevin Mudd 48' OG, Billy Wright)
St Albans (England):
Paul Price, Steve Clark, Kevin Mudd, [8 missing].
Coaches: John Mitchell & Martin Peters.
New Zealand:
Clint Gosling, Shane Rufer, Garry Lund, Rodger Gray, Chris Riley, Robert Ironside
(Carl Jorgensen), Thomas Edge (Michael Ridenton 46'), Alun Evans, Billy Wright,
Vaughan Coveny (Heremaia Ngata), Michael McGarry.
Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon).
Notes:
The score was 1-1 at halftime. Jorgensen and Ngata came on during the second half.
Wright's goal was the third scored by New Zealand. With New Zealand leading 3-1,
Michael McGarry failed to convert a penalty. Paul Price is a former Wales representative.
St Albans City played in the Isthmian League Premier Division (6th tier of the English
football league system).
393. Friendly Feb 4, Glasgow, Parkhead, 7300 The Celtic FC 0-1 New Zealand (Chris Zoricich 58') The Celtic FC (Scotland): Pat Bonner (Stewart Kerr 78'), Billy Dolan (Raymond McStay 46'), Mike Galloway, Peter Grant, Tony Mowbray, Barry Smith, Martin Hayes, Mark Donaghy, Tony Cascarino, Charlie Nicholas [c], (Gerry Britton 46'), Steve Fulton. Coach: Liam Brady. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Robert Ironside [c], Garry Lund, Rodger Gray, Chris Zoricich, Michael McGarry, Chris Riley (Carl Jorgensen 74'), Michael Ridenton, Wynton Rufer, Vaughan Coveny, Fred de Jong. Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Referee: Brian McGinlay (Balfron, Scotland) assisted by Willie S.G. Young (Clarkston, Scotland) and J.G. Pearson (Bearsden, Scotland). Notes: Unofficial estimates put the crowd at 11000. Match played in the middle of the afternoon. Pitch was flat, damp and soft, cutting up in some areas. Thomas Edge, Jason New, Heremaia Ngata and Michael Utting were unused subs for New Zealand. Riley - Jorgensen substitution also reported to have taken place in the 60th minute. Celtic FC played in the Scottish Premier Division (1st tier of the Scottish football league system).
394. Friendly Feb 5, Southend, 2000 Southend United 4-2 New Zealand (Ian Benjamin 2' pen, John Cornwell 12', Andy Sussex 47', Keith Jones 50' - Heremaia Ngata 42', Billy Wright) Southend United (England): Paul Sansome, Dean Austin (Heffer 70'), Chris Powell, Peter Butler, Pat Scully, Andy Edwards, Keith Jones, John Cornwell (Adam Locke 70'), Kevin O'Callaghan, Ian Benjamin, Andy Sussex (Mark Hall 50'). Coach: David Webb. New Zealand: Clint Gosling (Michael Utting 75'), Robert Ironside, Garry Lund, Rodger Gray, Chris Zoricich, Michael McGarry, Chris Riley, Michael Ridenton (Jason New 46'), Heremaia Ngata, Vaughan Coveny (Thomas Edge 60'), Carl Jorgensen (Billy Wright 46'). Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Referee: Referee: David Axcell (Great Wakering, England). Notes: Notes: Conditions were fine: cool and calm with the pitch in excellent condition. Wright's goal was scored "late". Southend United played in the Football League Second Division (2nd tier of the English football league system).
395. Friendly Feb 10, Hove, 600 Brighton & Hove Albion 0-2 New Zealand (Wynton Rufer 16', 33') Brighton & Hove Albion (England): Mark Beeney, John Crumplin, Bernard Gallacher, Ian Chapman (David Clarkson), Stuart Munday, Gary O'Reilly (Stefan Iovan), John Robinson (Mark Barham), Raphael Meade (Bryan Wade), Mark Gall, Robert Codner (Les Briley), Dean Wilkins [c]. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Chris Zoricich, Garry Lund, Rodger Gray, Robert Ironside [c], Michael Ridenton (Jason New), Chris Riley, Michael McGarry, Billy Wright (Vaughan Coveny 46'), Fred de Jong (Heremaia Ngata), Wynton Rufer (Carl Jorgensen). Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Notes: Both teams made several second half changes. Heremaia Ngata came on for Fred de Jong "very late". Brighton & Hove Albion played in the Football League Second Division (2nd tier of the English football league system).
396. Friendly Feb 14, Birkenhead, Prenton Park Stadium, 3772 Tranmere Rovers 7-0 New Zealand (John Aldridge 6', x', y', z', Ian Muir 35', x+1', Graeme Branch) Tranmere Rovers (England): Eric Nixon (Paul Collings 46'), Dave Higgins (Mark Hughes 46'), Ian Nolan, Kenny Irons (Graeme Branch 46'), Dave Martindale (Jim Harvey 46'), Steve Vickers, John Morrissey, John Aldridge, Chris Malkin (John McGreal 46'), Ian Muir, Tony Thomas. Coach: John King. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Michael Ridenton, Garry Lund, Rodger Gray, Chris Zoricich, Chris Riley, Robert Ironside, Alun Evans (Thomas Edge 56'), Wynton Rufer, Vaughan Coveny, Michael McGarry (Shane Rufer 80'). Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Referee: Terry Lunt (Maghull, England). Notes: Conditions were cold with drizzle but the pitch was in a good state. The halftime score was 2-0. Goal marked x' was the first goal of the second half (apparently before the hour mark). Graeme Branch scored the seventh and final goal of the match. Tranmere Rovers played in the Football League Second Division (2nd tier of the English football league system).
397. Friendly Feb 17, Sheffield, Bramall Lane Sheffield United 4-2 New Zealand (Carl Bradshaw 8', Jamie Hoyland 14', Paul Rogers 60', Nathan Peel 86' - Michael McGarry 48', Ceri Evans 85') Sheffield United (England): Simon Tracey, Colin Hill, David Barnes (Chris Wilder), Paul Beesley [c] (Tom Cowan), Jamie Hoyland, Michael Lake (Paul Rogers), Charlie Hartfield (John Gannon), Mitch Ward, Carl Bradshaw (Nathan Peel), Dane Whitehouse (Adrian Littlejohn), Brian Marwood. Coach: Dave Bassett. New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich, Michael Ridenton, Garry Lund (Shane Rufer 30'), Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Chris Riley (Billy Wright 61' (Heremaia Ngata)), Robert Ironside [c], Michael McGarry, Fred de Jong, Vaughan Coveny. Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Notes: Notes: Sheffield United made three substitutions in the second half. Sheffield United played in the Football League First Division (1st tier of the English football league system).
398. Friendly Feb 18, Newcastle upon Tyne, 6000 Newcastle United 2-1 New Zealand (John Gallagher 13', Lee Makel 80' - Billy Wright 49') HT: 1-0 Newcastle United (England): Pavel Srnicek, Steve Watson, Mark Stimson, David Roche, Darren Bradshaw (Matty Appleby 46'), Steve Howey, John Gallagher, Terry Wilson (Lee Makel), Mick Quinn, Lee Clark (Andy Hunt), Franz Carr. Coach: Kevin Keegan. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Chris Zoricich, Alun Evans (Thomas Edge), Rodger Gray, Michael Ridenton, Shane Rufer, Robert Ironside [c], Chris Riley (Heremaia Ngata), Vaughan Coveny, Michael McGarry, Billy Wright. Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Notes: Billy Wright's father was the fourth official at the match (Wright was born in Newcastle and as a 17-year-old was on trial at Newcastle United). John Gallagher's goal was described as a "low cross" that "rebounded off Rufer's outstretched leg and ballooned over Gosling". Newcastle United played in the Football League Second Division (2nd tier of the English football league system).
399. Friendly Feb 20, Scunthorpe, ~1000 Scunthorpe United 3-0 New Zealand (Graham Alexander 7', Stuart Hicks, Ian Helliwell) Scunthorpe United (England): Scunthorpe United (England): Chris Marples (Paul Musselwhite), Joe Joyce [c], Paul Longden, Dean Martin (Mark Hine), Stuart Hicks, John Buckley, Graham Alexander, Ian Hamilton, Jason White (Tony Dawes), Ian Helliwell, Dave Hill (White). New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Thomas Edge, Rodger Gray, Shane Rufer, Robert Ironside [c], Alun Evans, Chris Riley (Garry Lund), Chris Jorgensen, Michael McGarry, Billy Wright (Michael Ridenton), Vaughan Coveny (Heremaia Ngata). Coach: Ian Marshall (assisted by Kevin Fallon). Referee: John Key (England). Notes: According to the repots, the match was played on a "freezing, foggy night". Stuart Hicks' goal was scored in the first half. Dave Hill is reported to have been substituted by a player with the surname White. The identity of that player is not known but it possible that it was Jason White who came off earlier in the match. It is also possible that this substitution was reported incorrectly. Ian Helliwell’s goal was scored halfway through the second half. Scunthorpe United played in the Football League Fourth Division (4th tier of the English football league system).
400. Friendly May 30, Auckland, Mt Smart Stadium, 7212 New Zealand 0-2 Werder Bremen (Stefan Kohn 37', Klaus Allofs 38') HT: 0-2 New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Perry Cotton, Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Chris Zoricich, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Chris Riley (Hayes 68), Michael McGarry, Fred de Jong, Wynton Rufer. Coach: Ian Marshall. Werder Bremen (Germany): [Selected from: Klaus Allofs, Manfred Bockenfeld, Marco Bode, Ulrich Borowka, Dieter Eilts, Uwe Harttgen, Günter Hermann, Stefan Kohn, Thorsten Legat, Frank Neubarth, Jonny Otten, Oliver Reck (g), Jürgen Rollmann (g), Thomas Schaaf, Miroslav Votava, Kay Wenschlag, Thomas Wolter.] Coach: Otto Rehhagel. Referee: Ken Wallace (New Zealand). Note: Werder Bremen's Wynton Rufer chose to represent New Zealand.
401. Friendly Jun 1, Wellington, Basin Reserve New Zealand 2-1 Werder Bremen (Rodger Gray, Wynton Rufer - Marco Bode) New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Perry Cotton, Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Chris Zoricich, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Michal McGarry, Fred de Jong, Wynton Rufer (Billy Wright 85'). Coach: Ian Marshall. Werder Bremen (Germany): [Selected from: Klaus Allofs, Manfred Bockenfeld, Marco Bode, Ulrich Borowka, Dieter Eilts, Uwe Harttgen, Günter Hermann, Stefan Kohn, Thorsten Legat, Frank Neubarth, Jonny Otten, Oliver Reck (g), Jürgen Rollmann (g), Thomas Schaaf, Miroslav Votava, Kay Wenschlag, Thomas Wolter.] Coach: Otto Rehhagel. Referee: Barry Tasker (New Zealand). Note: Werder Bremen's Wynton Rufer chose to represent New Zealand.
402. Friendly Jun 3, Christchurch, English Park New Zealand 1-1 Werder Bremen (Robert Ironside 71' - Marco Bode 22') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Perry Cotton, Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Chris Zoricich, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Alun Evans, Billy Wright (Vaughan Coveny), Fred de Jong, Wynton Rufer. Coach: Ian Marshall. Werder Bremen (Germany): [Selected from: Klaus Allofs, Manfred Bockenfeld, Marco Bode, Ulrich Borowka, Dieter Eilts, Uwe Harttgen, Günter Hermann, Stefan Kohn, Thorsten Legat, Frank Neubarth, Jonny Otten, Oliver Reck (g), Jürgen Rollmann (g), Thomas Schaaf, Miroslav Votava, Kay Wenschlag, Thomas Wolter.] Coach: Otto Rehhagel. Note: Werder Bremen's Wynton Rufer chose to represent New Zealand.
403. (206) World Cup qualifier Jun 7, Auckland, 4917 New Zealand 3-0 Fiji (Billy Wright 15', 50', Daniel Halligan 42') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Chris Zoricich, Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Perry Cotton, Alun Evans, Robert Ironside [c], Daniel Halligan (Chris Riley 68'), Michael McGarry, Fred de Jong (Vaughan Coveny 74'), Billy Wright. Coach: Ian Marshall. Fiji: Iosefo Visabotu, Sami Bimal (? 70'), Nemani Matcitino, Abraham Watkins, Yusuf Mohammed Ismail, Ravuama Madigi, Suli Matanitabua (? 46'), Epeli Rokoqica, Tatto Bula, Lote Goneqali Delai, Radike Nawasu. Coach: Billy Singh. Referee: McConnell (Australia). Note: Venue also reported as Christchurch by some sources.
404. Friendly Jun 18, Auckland New Zealand 1-2 Netherlands Amateur XI (Vaughan Coveny 3' - ?) New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Chris Zoricich, Perry Cotton, Ceri Evans, Hayes, Daniel Halligan, Robert Ironside (Chris Riley 65'), Alun Evans, Michael McGarry, Kevin Hagan (Tony Laus 13'), Vaughan Coveny (Darren McClennan 75'). Coach: Ian Marshall. Dutch Amateur XI: Bert Van Doorn, Mark Hendriks, Jacco van Dord, Gert Aandewiel, Gert Jan Baarten, Arjan van der Leen, Pascal de Bruijn, Ruud van der Geest, Patrick Scheurwater, Frank Maasdam, Leonard Van Utrecht. Substitutes: Rob Molenaar, Rob Vermin, Gert Eenkhoorn, Fred Bloem, Rob van Dijk. Coach: Ron Groenewoud.
405. Friendly Jun 20, Wellington New Zealand 1-0 Netherlands Amateur XI (Darren McClennan 21') New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich, Ceri Evans, Robert Ironside, Perry Cotton, Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan, Alun Evans, Darren McClennan (Murphy), Tony Laus, Vaughan Coveny. Coach: Ian Marshall. Dutch Amateur XI: n/a
406. (207) World Cup qualifier Jun 27, Port Vila, 4000 Vanuatu 1-4 New Zealand (Charles Vatu - Darren McClennan 2, Rodger Gray, Daniel Halligan) Vanuatu: Jean-Jacque Galinie, Charles Vatu, Pascal Pierre, Reggie Gard (? 74'), Mathew Manesu, Noel Vari, Santhy Alick, John-Mark Bell, Jimmy Adin (? 63'), Richard Wilkins, Henry Kanas. Coach: Terry O'Donnell. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Chris Zoricich (Perry Cotton), Ceri Evans, Robert Ironside [c], Rodger Gray, Alun Evans (Vaughan Coveny), Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan, Michael McGarry, Tony Laus, Darren McClennan. Coach: Ian Marshall. Referee: Trompette (Tahiti).
407. (208) World Cup qualifier Jul 1, Auckland, 809 New Zealand 8-0 Vanuatu (Tony Laus 31', 32', 67', Michael McGarry 33', 70', Robert Ironside 60', Darren McClennan 65', 77') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Chris Zoricich, Ceri Evans, Robert Ironside [c], Rodger Gray, Alun Evans, Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan, Michael McGarry, Tony Laus, Darren McClennan. Coach: Ian Marshall. Vanuatu: Jean-Jacque Galinie, Charles Vatu, Pascal Pierre, Reggie Gard, Mathew Manesu, Graig Banimataku, Noel Vari, Santhy Alick, John-Mark Bell, Jimmy Adin, Henry Kanas. Coach: Terry O'Donnell. Referee: Spiers (Australia). Note: Some sources claim that Robert Ironside's goal was in fact an own goal.
408. (209) World Cup qualifier Jul 19, Nadi, 4000 Fiji 0-0 New Zealand Fiji: Iosefo Visabotu, Epeli Deama, Bogid Matanitu Kiniconi, Abdul Mannan, Ratu Joefa Masilagi, Tusuf Mohammed Ismail, Jope Lomu, Lote Goneqali Delai, Radike Nawalu Seruvatu, Bakalevu Moceimarika (? 55'), Sami Bimal (? 71'). Coach: Billy Singh. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Vaughan Coveny (Chris Jackson 80'), Robert Ironside, Rodger Gray, Perry Cotton, Malcolm Dunford [c], Michael McGarry, Chris Riley, Billy Wright, Darren McClennan (Alun Evans 79'), Tony Laus. Coach: Ian Marshall. Referee: Richard Lorenc (Australia).
409. (210) Friendly International Apr 18, Singapore Saudi Arabia 3-1 New Zealand (? - Heremaia Ngata) Saudi Arabia: n/a New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Perry Cotton (Garry Lund), Malcolm Dunford, Rodger Gray, Robert Ironside, Daniel Halligan, Chris Riley, Alun Evans, Darren McClennan, Vaughan Coveny (Heremaia Ngata), Billy Wright. Coach: Ian Marshall. Note: Apparently not recognized by FIFA as a full international.
410. (211) Friendly International Apr 24, Singapore Saudi Arabia 1-0 New Zealand () Saudi Arabia: n/a New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Garry Lund (Alun Evans), Robert Ironside, Rodger Gray, Perry Cotton, Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan, Malcolm Dunford, Heremaia Ngata (Darren McClennan), Billy Wright, P Nixon. Coach: Ian Marshall. Note: Apparently not recognized by FIFA as a full international.
411. (212) Friendly International May 22, Napier New Zealand 2-0 Fiji (Daniel Halligan, Perry Cotton) New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Perry Cotton, Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Michael Ridenton, Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan (Heremaia Ngata), Alun Evans, Billy Wright, Fred de Jong (Darren McClennan), Michael McGarry (Thomas Edge). Coach: Ian Marshall. Fiji: n/a Referee: Derek Rugg (New Zealand).
412. (213) Friendly International May 24, Palmerston North New Zealand 5-0 Fiji (Billy Wright 2, Fred de Jong 2, Thomas Edge) New Zealand: Michael Utting, Michael Ridenton, Ceri Evans, Rodger Gray, Perry Cotton, Robert Ironside, Chris Riley, Thomas Edge, Dareen McClennan (Vaughan Coveny (Heremaia Ngata)), Fred de Jong, Billy Wright (Alun Evans). Coach: Ian Marshall. Fiji: n/a Referee: Barry Tasker (New Zealand).
413. (214) World Cup qualifier May 30, Auckland, 10952 New Zealand 0-1 Australia (Graham Arnold 55') New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Michael Ridenton, Rodger Gray, Ceri Evans, Malcolm Dunford (Perry Cotton 71'), Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan, Michael McGarry (Vaughan Coveny 80'), Robert Ironside, Fred De Jong, Billy Wright. Coach: Ian Marshall. Australia: Mark Bosnich, Dominic Longo, Mehmet Durakovic, Ned Zelic, Alex Tobin, Branko Milosevic (Jason Polak 70'), Robbie Slater, Paul Wade [c], Frank Farina (Carl Veart 18'), Graham Arnold, Jason van Blerk. Coach: Eddie Thomson. Referee: Bo Karlsson (Sweden). Note: It is also reported that Alun Evans played instead of Perry Cotton.
414. (215) World Cup qualifier Jun 6, Melbourne, Olympic Park Australia 3-0 New Zealand (Carl Veart 1', Aurelio Vidmar 3', Ned Zelic 49') Australia: Mark Bosnich, Dominic Longo, Mehmet Durakovic, Ned Zelic, Alex Tobin, Jason Polak, Robie Slater, Aurelio Vidmar, Carl Veart (Paul Trimboli 65'), Graham Arnold [c], Jason van Blerk. Coach: Eddie Thomson. New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Michael Ridenton, Rodger Gray, Ceri Evans, Malcolm Dunford, Chris Riley, Daniel Halligan, Michael McGarry, Robert Ironside (Vaughan Coveny 61'), Heremaia Ngata, Darren McClennan. Coach: Ian Marshall. Referee: Jacobs Ullenberg (Sweden).
In August, Ian Marshall took a New Zealand Presidents XI side to Fiji with the following results: Aug 21, Fiji 2-1 New Zealand Presidents XI Aug 23, Fiji 1-1 New Zealand Presidents XI Aug 25, Fiji 0-0 New Zealand Presidents XI Curiously, those matches are considered full internationals by FIFA.
415. Friendly Nov 6, Christchurch New Zealand 2-1 Southern Region () New Zealand: n/a Coach: Bobby Clark. Southern Region (New Zealand): n/a
416. Friendly Nov 13, Wellington, Newtown Park New Zealand 4-1 Central Region (Michael McGarry 62', 79', Tim Stevens 68', Simon Elliott 75' - Andy Rennie 63' OG) HT: 0-0 New Zealand: n/a Coach: Bobby Clark. Central Region (New Zealand): n/a
417. Friendly Nov 20, Auckland, Fred Taylor Park New Zealand 4-0 Northern Region (Mark Elrick 2, Perry Cotton, Michael McGarry) HT: 3-0 New Zealand: n/a Coach: Bobby Clark. Northern Region: n/a
418. Friendly Jan 23, Wellington, Newtown Park, 4000 New Zealand 2-1 Denmark U-23 (Simon Elliott 24', Mark Elrick 69' - Rodger Gray 11' OG) New Zealand: Jason Batty, Rodger Gray [c], Simon Elliott, Mike McGarry, Mark Elrick, Darren McLennan, [5 players missing]. Coach: Bobby Clark. Denmark U-23: Claus Udengaard, Per Nielsen, Kenni Somner, Steffen Hojer, [7 players missing]. Coach: Jan Poulsen.
419. Friendly Jan 25, Mt Maunganui New Zealand 2-4 Denmark U-23 (Mark Elrick pen, Neil Harlock - Ulrik Pedersen 2, Kim Daugaard pen, Peter Sorensen) New Zealand: Jason Batty, Perry Cotton, Kelly McLoughlin, Rodger Gray [c], Graham Marshall, Stu Jacobs, Darren McLennan, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott, Neil Harlock, Mark Elrick. Coach: Bobby Clark. Denmark U-23: Thomas Sorensen, Jan Sonksen, Per Nielsen, Morten Falch, Kim Daugaard (Jesper Hjorth 59'), Niclas Jensen, Peter Sorensen, Ulrik Pedersen, Allan Ravn Jensen, Michael Nonbo, Steffen Hojer (Kenni Somner 75'). Coach: Jan Poulsen. Referee: Dennis Wilson (Wellington, New Zealand). Note: Perry Cotton (New Zealand) was sent-off.
420. (216) International Friendly Feb 21, Mt Maunganui, Trustbank Park, 6000 New Zealand 3-0 Singapore (Mark Elrick, Simon Elliott, Darren McClennan) New Zealand: Jason Batty, Perry Cotton, Graham Marshall, Rodger Gray [C], Kelly McLoughlin, Michael McGarry, Stu Jacobs, Chris Jackson (Gavin Wilkinson), Simon Elliott, Darren McClennan, Mark Elrick. Coach: Bobby Clark. Singapore: n/a Coach: Doug Moore.
421. (217) International Friendly Jun 9, Papeete, Stade Manu-ura Tahiti 2-1 New Zealand (John Thunot 70', Mananulu Gatien 76' - Darren McClennan 50') Tahiti: Laurent Heinis (gk), Lei Gong, ? (Mananulu Gatien), John Thunot [10 missing]. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Graham Marshall, Stu Jacobs, Alun Evans, Rodger Gray [c], Perry Cotton (Chris Zoricich 46'), Michael McGarry, Darren McClennan, Mark Elrick (Vaughan Coveny 52'), Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott. [Subs used: Sean Douglas, Neil Harlock] Coach: Bobby Clark. Note: Apparently not recognized by FIFA as a full international.
422. (218) International Friendly (Copa Centenario Del Futbol Chileno) Jun 16, Antofagasta, Estadio Regional, 28325 Chile 3-1 New Zealand (Miguel Ramírez 21', Ronald Fuentes 36', Rodrigo Ruiz 68' - Andy Rennie 35') Chile: Marcelo Ramírez, Ronald Fuentes, Eduardo Vilches, Miguel Ramírez, Gabriel Mendoza, Patricio Mardones, Fabián Guevara, Esteban Valencia (Pablo Galdames), Fabián Estay, Rodrigo Ruiz (Ivo Basay), Marcelo Salas (Sebastián Rozental). Coach: Xabier Azkargorta. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Alun Evans, Simon Elliot (Michael McGarry), Chris Jackson, Stu Jacob (Graham Marshall), Darren McClennan, Mark Elrick (Vaughan Coveny), Neil Harlock. Coach: Bobby Clark. Referee: Miguel Ubano Aquino Valenzano (Paraguay).
423. (219) International Friendly (Copa Centenario Del Futbol Chileno) Jun 20, Coquimbo (Chile), Muncipal, 2500 Turkey 2-1 New Zealand (Ertuğrul Sağlam 71', 75' - Vaughan Coveny 1') Turkey: Rüştü Reçber, Mustafa Özer, Bülent Korkmaz, Alpay Özalan, Emre Aşık, Abdullah Ercan, Hakkı Tolunay Kafkas, Tugay Kerimoğlu, Hami Mandıralı (Osman Özköylü 77'), Ahmet Oğuz Çetin (Mutlu Topçu 89'), Aykut Kocaman (Ertuğrul Sağlam 62'). Coach: Fatih Terim. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Andy Rennie, Rodger Gray, Alun Evans, Darren McClennan, Stu Jacobs, Chris Jackson, Michael McGarry, Vaughan Coveny, Mark Elrick (Simon Elliott). Coach: Bobby Clark. Referee: Mario Fernando Sánchez Yanten (Chile).
424. (220) International Friendly (Copa Centenario Del Futbol Chileno) Jun 22, Santiago (Chile), National Stadium Paraguay 3-2 New Zealand (Jorge Campos 2', 55', José Cardozo 23' - Carlos Gamarra 42' OG, Chris Jackson 64') Paraguay: n/a New Zealand: Alan Stroud, Chris Zoricich, Andy Rennie, Graham Marshall, Alun Evans, Michael McGarry, Stu Jacobs, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott, Vaughan Coveny, Darren McClennan (Mark Elrick). Coach: Bobby Clark. Referee: Hernán Silva Arce (Chile).
425. (221) International Friendly Jun 25, Paysandú, Estadio General Artigas, 22000 Uruguay 7-0 New Zealand (Daniel Fonseca 1', 30', Ruben Sosa 37', Nelson Abeijón 60', Darío Silva 80', Osvaldo Canobbio 83', Sergio Daniel Martínez 88') Uruguay: Claudio Arbiza, José Herrera, Diego López, Eber Moas, Tabaré Silva, Gustavo Poyet, Alvaro Gutiérrez (Osvaldo Canobbio 46'), Ruben Da Silva (Nelson Abeijón 46'), Ruben Sosa (Sergio Daniel Martínez 63'), Marcelo Otero (Darío Silva 56'), Daniel Fonseca (Marcelo Saralegui 47'). Coach: Héctor Núñez. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Alun Evans (Ivan Vicelich 67'), Simon Elliot (Neil Harlock 46'), Chris Jackson, Stu Jacob, Graham Marshall (Vaughan Coveny 25' (Mark Elrick 62')), Darren McClennan, Michael McGarry. Coach: Bobby Clark. Referee: Daniel Adolfo Bello Rotunno (Uruguay). Note: Another source gives Abeijón's goal at 55', Darío Silva's goal at 75' and Canobbio's goal at 80'.
426. (222) International Friendly Jun 28, Rivera, Estadio Paiva Olivera, 28000 Uruguay 2-2 New Zealand (Enzo Françescoli 10', Sergio Daniel Martínez 55' - Darren McClennan 21', Chris Jackson 80') Uruguay: Fernando Alvez, José Herrera, Oscar Aguirregaray, Eber Moas, Edgardo Adinolfi (Tabaré Silva 46'), Gustavo Poyet (Ruben Sosa 46'), Alvaro Gutiérrez, Pablo Bengoechea (Marcelo Saralegui 55'), Enzo Françescoli (Nelson Abeijón 55'), Osvaldo Canobbio (Sergio Daniel Martínez 46'), Daniel Fonseca (Darío Silva 76'). Coaches: Héctor Núñez. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Alun Evans, Michael McGarry, Simon Elliot, Chris Jackson, Stu Jacob, Mark Elrick (Vaughan Coveny 28'), Darren McClennan (Perry Cotton 85'). Coach: Bobby Clark. Referee: Julio Matto (Uruguay).
427. (223) International Friendly (Trans-Tasman Cup/Oceania Nations Cup) Nov 10, Christchurch, Queen Elizabeth II Park, ~8000 New Zealand 0-0 Australia New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Alun Evans, Michael McGarry (Heremaia Ngata 62'), Chris Jackson, Stu Jacobs, Simon Elliot, Darren McClennan (Mark Elrick 70'), Vaughan Coveny (Thomas Edge 85') Coach: Bobby Clark. Australia: Frank Juric, Milan Blagojevic, Jason Polak (Sean Cranney 70'), Milan Ivanovic, Tony Popovic, Alex Tobin [c], Danny Tiatto (John Markovski 70'), Damian Mori (Matthew Bingley 85'), Warren Spink (Paul Trimboli 72'), Andrew Marth, Robbie Hooker. Coach: Eddie Thomson. Referee: Barry Tasker (New Zealand).
428. (224) International Friendly (Trans-Tasman Cup/Oceania Nations Cup) Nov 15, Newcastle, Breakers Stadium, 8858 Australia 3-0 New Zealand (Damian Mori 33', Paul Wade 45' pen, Joe Spiteri 51') Australia: Jason Petkovic, Milan Blagojevic (Jason Polak 60'), Matthew Bingley, Milan Ivanovic, Tony Popovic, Alex Tobin, Damian Mori (Sean Cranney 73'), Paul Wade [c], Joe Spiteri (Warren Spink 80'), Paul Trimboli (John Markovski 64'), Robbie Hooker. Coach: Eddie Thomson. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Andy Rennie, Rodger Gray, Stu Jacobs, Darren McClennan, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliot (Michael McGarry 57'), Vaughan Coveny, Alun Evans, Thomas Edge. Coach: Bobby Clark. Referee: Simon Micallef (Australia).
429. (225) International Friendly Jun 28, Beijing, Worker's Stadium, 40000 China 2-0 New Zealand (Hao Haidong 5', Gao Feng 50') China: n/a New Zealand: Jason Batty, Gavin Wilkinson (Graham Marshall 57'), Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Jason New, Michael McGarry, Chris Jackson (Stu Jacobs), Mark Burton, Simon Elliott, Wynton Rufer, Darren McClennan. Coach: Keith Pritchett. Note: Apparently not recognized by FIFA as a full international.
430. Friendly Jul 2, Shenyang Liaoning Hangxing 3-1 New Zealand (Dao 40', Feng ?', ?' - Mark Elrick 76') Liaoning Province (China): n/a New Zealand: Jason Batty, Stu Jacobs, Graham Marshall, Andy Rennie, Jason New, Michael McGarry, Chris Jackson, Mark Burton, Simon Elliott, Wynton Rufer, Martin Akers (Mark Elrick) Coach: Keith Pritchett. Note: Hosts reported as "national league side Liaoning" which indicates that it was Liaoning Hangxing whom the All Whites played. Shenyang had two league teams at that point in time, the other being Shenyang Haishi.
431. (226) International Friendly Sep 29, Muscat Oman 0-1 New Zealand (Nik Viljoen) Oman: n/a New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Jason New, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Michael McGarry, Darren McClennan, Vaughan Coveny, Wynton Rufer, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott. [Subs used: Mark Elrick, Danny Hay, Nik Viljoen, Gavin Wilkinson] Coach: Keith Pritchett. Note: Apparently not recognized by FIFA as a full international.
432. (227) International Friendly Oct 1, Muscat Oman 1-2 New Zealand (? - Simon Elliott, Rodger Gray) Oman: n/a New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Jason New, Gavin Wilkinson, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Michael McGarry, Darren McClennan, Vaughan Coveny, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott. [Subs used: Mark Elrick, Danny Hay, Nik Viljoen]. Coach: Keith Pritchett. Note: Apparently not recognized by FIFA as a full international.
433. (228) International Friendly Oct 3, Dhahran Saudi Arabia 3-0 New Zealand () Saudi Arabia: Mohamed Al-Deayea, [10 missing]. Coach: Eduardo Manuel Martinho Vingada (Portugal). New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Jason New, Mark Elrick, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Michael McGarry, Darren McClennan, Vaughan Coveny, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott. [Subs used: Stu Jacobs, Graeme Marshall] Coach: Keith Pritchett.
434. (229) International Friendly Oct 5, Doha Qatar 3-2 New Zealand (? - Wynton Rufer 2) Qatar: n/a New Zealand: Grant Schofield, Chris Zoricich, Jason New, Graham Marshall, Rodger Gray, Wynton Rufer, Michael McGarry, Darren McClennan, Vaughan Coveny, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott. [Sub used: Nik Viljoen] Coach: Keith Pritchett. Referee: Jasim Al-Khori Hasan (Qatar).
435. (230) International Friendly Oct 9, Beirut, Bourj Hammoud, 10000 Leabanon 1-1 New Zealand (Wartan Ghazarian 25' - Darian McLennan 78') Leabanon: Ahmed Sakr, Khodr Berjaoui, Kevork Guarbedian, Hassan Ayyoub, Korken Yenkibarian, Selim Hamza, Jamal Taha, Babkin Melikian, Armine, Wartan Ghazarian, Hassan Rahhal. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Rodger Gray, Andy Rennie, Graham Marshall, Jason New, Michael McGarry, Stewart Jacobs, Darren McClennan, Simon Elliott, Chris Jackson, Mark Elrick. [Sub used: Nik Viljoen, Danny Hay] Coach: Keith Pritchett. Referee: Ammar Ammar (Lebanon). Note: Some sources list Chris Zoricich instead of Stewart Jacobs.
436. Friendly Jan 2, Mt Maunganui New Zealand 1-3 All Stars XI (Darren McClennan - ?) New Zealand: n/a Coach: Keith Pritchett. All Stars: n/a
437. (231) International Friendly (Opus Four Nations Tournament) Jan 18, Melbourne, Lakeside Stadium, 10496 Australia 1-0 New Zealand (Matthew Bingley 24') Australia: Zeljko Kalac, Matthew Bingley, Robbie Hooker (Ernie Tapai 66'), Alex Tobin (Dominic Longo 76'), Milan Ivanovic, Paul Trimboli (Robert Enes 66'), Craig Foster, David Zdrilic, Mark Babic, Aytek Genc (Luke Casserly 12'), Kris Trajanovski (Warren Spink 82'). Coach: Terry Venables (England). New Zealand: Jason Batty, Neil Harlock, Rodger Gray, Michael McGarry (Stu Jacobs 36'), Darren McClennan, Chris Jackson, Simon Elliott (Jason New 89'), Mark Burton, Danny Hay, Chris Zoricich, Vaughan Coveny (Mark Elrick 75'). Coach: Keith Pritchett. Referee: Eugene Brazzale (Australia).
438. (232) International Friendly (Opus Four Nations Tournament) Jan 22, Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium, 10000 Norway 3-0 New Zealand (Bent Skammelsrud 60', Chris Zoricich 80' OG, Håvard Flo 84') Norway: Thomas Gill, Jonny Hanssen, Dan Eggen, Tore Pedersen, André Bergdølmo, Tore André Flo, Erik Mykland, Ståle Solbakken, Trond Egil Soltvedt (Roger Helland 66'), Stig Johansen (Bent Skammelsrud 46'), Håvard Flo. Coach: Egil Olsen. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Andy Rennie, Rodger Gray, Neil Harlock, Mark Burton, Danny Hay (Graham Marshall 68'), Stu Jacobs, Simon Elliott (Nick Viljoen 83'), Vaughn Coveny, Darren McClennan (Mark Elrick 83'). Coach: Keith Pritchett. Referee: Marc Shield (Australia).
439. (233) International Friendly (Opus Four Nations Tournament) Jan 25, Sydney, Sydney Football Stadium, 17429 South Korea 3-1 New Zealand (Park Keon-Ha 76', Ko Jong-Soo 82', Yoo Sang-Cheol 85' - Vaughan Coveny 33') South Korea: Kim Byung-Ji, Kim Jung-Soo, Lee Im-Saeng, Kim Hyun-Soo (Choi Young-Il 46'), Yoo Sang-Cheol, Lee Ki-Hyung, Yoon Jung-Hwan (Ko Jong-Soo 46'), Ha Seok-Joo (Kim Tae-Young 65'), Choi Moon-Shik (Seo Jung-Won 46'(Cho Hyun-Doo 63')), Kim Do-Hoon, Park Keon-Ha. Coach: Cha Bum-Keoun. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Rodger Gray, Danny Hay, Neil Horlock, Chris Zoricich (Graham Marshall 82'), Stu Jacobs, Michael McGarry, Simon Elliott, Mark Burton, Vaughan Coveny, Mark Elrick. Coach: Keith Pritchett. Referee: Brett Hugo (Australia).
440. Friendly May 21, Palmerston North New Zealand 2-2 All Stars XI (Neil Harlock, Noah Hickey - ?) New Zealand: Mark Paston, Gavin Wilkinson, Rodger Gray (Ivan Vicelich 55'), Danny Hay, Noah Hickey, Michael McGarry, Simon Elliott, Chris Jackson, Neil Harlock (?. Gray 74'), Vaughan Coveny (Richard van Steeden 51'), Tim Stevens (Gareth Rowe 60'). Coach: Joe McGrath. All Stars: n/a
441. Friendly May 23, Auckland New Zealand 1-2 All Stars XI (Marck Elrick - ?) New Zealand: Mark Paston, Ivan Vicelich, Danny Hay, Gavin Wilkinson (Rodger Gray 74'), Noah Hickey, Chris Jackson, Michael McGarry, Simon Elliott, Neil Harlock, Nick Viljoen, Mark Elrick. Coach: Joe McGrath. All Stars: n/a
442. (234) World Cup qualifier May 31, Port Moresby, Sir Hubert Murray, 3000 Papua New Guinea 1-0 New Zealand (Francis Niakuam 80') Papua New Guinea: Willie Bera, Joseph Aisa, Gidix Nasa, Peter Paliwa, Batman Furigi, Duri Yarawi, Richard Daniel, Geoffery Emang (Panniu Carrol 87'), Roy Karang, Steven Mune (Francis Niakuam 51'), Hans Gewebing (Wesley Waiwai 88'). Coach: Richard Nagai. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Gavin Wilkinson, Danny Hay, Ivan Vicelich, Noah Hickey (Rodger Gray 74'), Michael McGarry, Simon Elliot, Chris Jackson, Neil Harlock (Mark Atkinson 13'), Vaughan Coveny, Mark Elrick (Nick Viljoen 66'). Coach: Joe McGrath. Referee: Nik Ahmad Haji Yaakub (Malaysia). Notes: Some sources claim that Moyap participated in this match and scored PNG's goal.
443. Friendly Jun 4, Carrara, 2134 Gold Coast XI 0-0 New Zealand Gold Coast XI (Australia): n/a New Zealand: n/a Coach: Joe McGrath.
444. (235) World Cup qualifier Jun 7, Ba, Govind Park, 5500 Fiji 0-1 New Zealand (Chris Jackson 80' pen) Fiji: Isikeli Sevanaia, Romulo Kaibau, Ulaiasi Radike Seruvatu, Emosi Baleinuku, Usemio Akuila Logaivau, Lorima Batirerega, Jope Lomu (Alivate Driu 14'), Ramen Datt Sharma (Kameli Kilawaga 41'), Esala Masinisau, Liuai Duguga, Solome Pita. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Gavin Wilkinson, Danny Hay (Chris Jackson 14'), Ivan Vicelich, Darren McClennan (Nick Viljoen 65'), Michael McGarry (Neil Harlock 46'), Simon Elliot, Rodger Gray, Mark Atkinson, Vaughan Coveny, Riki van Steeden. Coach: Joe McGrath. Referee: Eugene Brazzale (Australia).
445. (236) World Cup qualifier Jun 11, Auckland, North Harbour Stadium, 4000 New Zealand 7-0 Papua New Guinea (Vaughan Coveny 10', 13', 67', Wynton Rufer 22', 31', Simon Elliot 40', Tim Stevens 80') New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Jackson, Gavin Wilkinson, Tim Stevens, Ivan Vicelich, Michael McGarry (Kenneth Harlock 55'), Wynton Rufer, Simon Elliot, Rodger Gray (Gareth Rowe 67'), Mark Atkinson, Vaughan Coveny (Darren McClennan 72'). Coach: Joe McGrath. Papua New Guinea: Willie Bera, Joseph Aisa, Gidix Nasa, Peter Paliwa, Batman Furigi, Duri Yarawi, Richard Daniel, Geoffery Emang, Roy Karang (Panniu Carrol 70'), Steven Mune (Francis Niakuam 52'), Hans Gewebing (Wesley Waiwai 88'). Coach: Richard Nagai. Referee: Edward Lennie (Australia). Note: Attendance also reported as 12033.
446. (237) World Cup qualifier Jun 18, Auckland, North Harbour Stadium, 12033 New Zealand 5-0 Fiji (Wynton Rufer 17', 77', Vaughan Coveny 63', Nick Viljoen 80', Riki van Steeden 85') New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Jackson, Gavin Wilkinson, Ivan Vicelich, Riki van Steeden, Wynton Rufer (Noah Hickey 74'), Simon Elliot, Rodger Gray (Gareth Rowe 63'), Mark Atkinson, Vaughan Coveny, Tim Stevens (Nick Viljoen 54'). Coach: Joe McGrath. Fiji: Isikeli Sevanaia, Romulo Kaibau, Ulaias Radike Seruvatu, Emosi Baleinuku, Usemio Akuila Logaivau, Kameli Kilawaga (Sekove Duanatama 61'), Jope Lomu, Ramen Datt Sharma, Esala Masinisau, Liuai Duguga (Ravuama Madigi 71'), Alivate Driu. Coach: Sashi Singh. Referee: Massimo Raveino (Tahiti).
447. (238) World Cup qualifier Jun 28, Auckland, North Harbour Stadium, 25000 New Zealand 0-3 Australia (John Aloisi 18', Aurelio Vidmar 42', Craig Foster 66') New Zealand: Jason Batty, Danny Hay, Ivan Vicelich, Gavin Wilkinson, Mark Atkinson, Simon Elliott, Michael McGarry (Noah Hickey 61'), Chris Jackson, Richard van Steeden (Tim Stevens 85'), Vaughan Coveny, Wynton Rufer. Coach: Joe McGrath. Australia: Mark Bosnich, Milan Ivanovic, Craig Moore (Tony Vidmar 88'), Alex Tobin, Ned Zelic, Robbie Slater, Stan Lazaridis, Craig Foster, Aurelio Vidmar, Graham Arnold, John Aloisi. Coach: Terry Venables (England). Referee: Okada Masayoshi (Japan).
448. (239) World Cup qualifier Jul 6, Sydney, Parramatta Stadium, 14045 Australia 2-0 New Zealand (Ned Zelic 6', Graham Arnold 54') Australia: Mark Bosnich, Milan Ivanovic, Alex Tobin [c], Craig Moore (Tony Vidmar 88'), Craig Foster, Ned Zelic, Stan Lazaridis, Robbie Slater, Aurelio Vidmar, Graham Arnold (Damian Mori 79'), John Aloisi (Paul Trimboli 79'). Coach: Terry Venables (England). New Zealand: Jason Batty, Mark Atkinson, Ivan Vicelich, Danny Hay, Gavin Wilkinson (Rodger Gray 84'), Gareth Rowe, Richard van Steeden (Neil Harlock 80'), Michael McGarry, Simon Elliott, Nik Viljoen, Tim Stevens (Noah Hickey 71'). Coach: Joe McGrath. Referee: Jamal Al-Sharif (Syria).
449. (240) International Friendly Sep 21, Surabaya, Gelora 10th November Stadium, 5000 Indonesia 5-0 New Zealand (Mark Paston 2' OG, Aji Santoso 26', Kuriawan Dwi Yulianto 30', 70', Fachri Husaini 78') Indonesia: Kurnia Sandy, Anang Ma’ruf, Sugiantoro, Nuralim (Herman Pulalo), Chairil Anwar (Aples Tecuari 46’), Aji Santoso (Ronny Wabia 65’), Bima Sakti, Ansyari Lubis, Fachri Husaini, Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto (Rocky Putiray 75’), Widodo C Putro. New Zealand: Mark Paston, Ivan Vicelich, Stu Jacobs, Gareth Rowe, Noah Hickey (Riki Van Steeden 50' (Ross Goodacre 80')), Heremaia Ngata (Tinoi Christie 60'), Michael McGarry, Phil Patterson, Martin Akers, Mark Foy, Nik Viljoen. Coach: Joe McGrath. Referee: Setiawan Wardiono (Indonesia).
450. (241) International Friendly Feb 4, Auckland, 8000 New Zealand 0-0 Chile New Zealand: Jason Batty, Ivan Vicelich, Danny Hay, Gavin Wilkinson, Mark Atkinson, Jonathan Perry (Scott Smith 76'), Mark Foy, Tinoi Christie, Chris Zoricich, Vaughan Coveny (Paul Urlovic 84'), Heremaia Ngata (Kris Bouckenooghe 70'). Coach: Joe McGrath. Chile: Miguel Ramírez, Ronald Fuentes, Pedro Reyes, Javier Margas, Moisés Villaroel (Fernando Cornejo 70'), Clarence Acuña, Nelson Parraguez (Pablo Galdames 54'), Francisco Rojas, Marcelo Vega (José Luis Sierra 63'), Manuel Neira, Rodrigo Barrera (Claudio Núñez 70'). Coach: Nelson Acosta (Uruguay). Referee: Brian Precious (New Zealand).
451. (242) International Friendly Feb 7, Auckland, Ericsson Stadium, 15000 New Zealand 0-1 South Korea (Choi Yong-Soo 1') New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich (Sean Douglas 38'), Ivan Vicelich, Jonathan Perry, Mark Foy (Scott Smith 80'), Heremaia Ngata (Kris Bouckenooghe 66'), Danny Hay, Gavin Wilkinson, Mark Atkinson, Vaughan Coveny (Noah Hickey 87'), Tinoi Christie. Coach: Joe McGrath. South Korea: Seo Dong-Myong, Chang Dae-Il, Choi Young-Il [c], Lee Min-Sung (Yoon Jung-Hwan 40'), Lee Sang-Yoon (Kim Tae-Young 46'), Kim Jung-Hyuk (Lee Ki-Hyung 61'), Yoo Sang-Cheol, Yang Hyun-Jung (Jin Soon-Jin 46'), Ko Jong-Soo, Choi Yong-Soo, Seo Dong-Won (Kwak Kyung-Keoun 75'). Coach: Cha Bum-Keoun. Referee: Bruce Grimshaw (New Zealand).
452. (243) Oceania Nations Cup Sep 25, Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium, 900 Tahiti 0-1 New Zealand (Heimana Paama 13' OG) Tahiti: Patrick Jacquemet, Eric Etaeta, Heimana Paama, Sylvain Booene, Benoit Michelena, Teva Zaveroni, Ruepena Raumati, Stephen Lecaill, Hiro Labaste (Bruno Beramelli 46'), Gerald Quennet, Jean Loup Rousseau. Coach: Alain Rousseau. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Sean Douglas, Gavin Wilkinson, Danny Hay, Mark Burton (Tinoi Christie 70'), Aaran Lines, Chris Jackson, Mark Atkinson, Heremaia Ngata, Vaughan Coveny. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Simon Micallef (Australia). Notes: Attendance reported as 4000 by some sources.
453. (244) Oceania Nations Cup
Sep 28, Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium, 500
Vanuatu 1-8 New Zealand
(Peter Roronamahava 45' - Tinoi Christie 1', Vaughan Coveny
11', 25', 39', 40', Rupert Ryan 34', 65', Che Bunce 65')
Vanuatu:
David Chilia, Hubert Reuben, Brundak Nicolas (Atu Kalopong 40'), Thomas Manses,
Silvain Tabirap, Maki Haitong, Georgino Tura (Norman Tangis 82'), Reginal Garo,
Abel Zacharie, Peter Roronamahava, Etienne Mermer (Shem Batick 33').
Coach: Alwyn Job.
New Zealand:
Jason Batty (Ross Nicholson), Chris Zoricich (Gavin Wilkinson 74'), Che Bunce,
Jonathan Perry, Danny Hay, Aaran Lines, Ivan Vicelich, Tinoi Christie, Chris Jackson,
Rupert Ryan, Vaughan Coveny (Paul Urlovic 46').
Coach: Ken Dugdale.
Referee:
Intaz Shah (Fiji).
Notes:
Some sources claim that one of Coveny's goals was an own goal. Attendance reported
as 4000 by some sources.
454. (245) Oceania Nations Cup Oct 2, Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium, 1000 Fiji 0-1 New Zealand (Danny Hay 88') Fiji: Laisenia Tuba, Luke Nabro, Valerio Nasema, Kameli Kilaiwaca (Pita Biri 49'), Emosi Baleinuku, Manoa Masi (Ratu Debalevu 68'), Maika Waga, Ulaisi Seruvatu, Marika Namaga, Shailend Lal, Esala Masi. Coach: William Singh. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Che Bunce, Gavin Wilkinson, Danny Hay, Mark Burton, Aaran Lines, Chris Jackson (Tinoi Christie 86'), Mark Atkinson, Heremaia Ngata (Rupert Ryan 71'), Vaughan Coveny. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Massimo Raveino (Tahiti). Notes: Attendance reported as 6500 by some sources.
455. (246) Oceania Nations Cup Oct 4, Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium, 2000 Australia 0-1 New Zealand (Mark Burton 24') Australia: Jason Petkovic, Alex Tobin (Dominic Longo 60'), Mark Babic, Troy Halpin (Kris Trajanovski 62'), Damian Mori, Paul Trimboli, Simon Colosimo, Alvin Ceccoli, Goran Lozanovski (Scott Chipperfield 46'), Kasey Wehrman, Brad Maloney. Coach: Raul Blanco. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich, Sean Douglas (Ivan Vicelich 85'), Gavin Wilkinson, Mark Burton, Aaran Lines, Chris Jackson, Heremaia Ngata (Che Bunce 74'), Mark Atkinson, Danny Hay, Vaughan Coveny. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Massimo Raveino (Tahiti). Notes: Attendance reported as 12000 by some sources.
456. (247) International Friendly (Four Nations Tournament) Jun 16, Bangkok, Rajamangala National Stadium, 20000 Thailand 2-2 New Zealand Thailand won 4-3 on penalty kicks (Kiatisuk Semanuang 52', 56' - Chris Jackson 44', 76') Thailand: Phunsa Meesajthum (Vitrat Wangjun 90'), Choketawee Phomrat, Chukiat Noosalung, Kritsada Piandit, Pattanapong Sripramod (Panupong Chimpook 35'), Kowit Foythong (Dusit Chalermsan 58'), Anurak Srikerd, Tananchai Boriban, Thongchai Akarapong (Apisit Kaikaew 83'), Kiatisuk Senamuang [c], Sakesan Piturat. Coach: Peter Withe (England). New Zealand: Michael Utting, Sean Douglas, Che Bunce, Gavin Wilkinson, Tinoi Christie (Kris Bouckenooghe 45'), Chris Jackson [c], Ivan Vicelich, Mark Atkinson, Heremaia Ngata (Mark Elrick 60'), Mark Burton, Vaughan Coveny. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Penalties: 0-1 Chris Jackson, 1-1 Kiatisuk Senamuang, 1-2 Mark Atkinson, 2-2 Choketawee Phomrat, 2-3 Mark Elrick, 3-3 Kritsada Piandit, 3-3 Gavin Wilkinson (save), 4-3 Apisit Kaikaew, 4-3 Che Bunce (save). Notes: Coveny was sent-off at 81'. Choketawee Phomrat missed a penalty at 89'.
457. (248) International Friendly (Four Nations Tournament) Jun 19, Bangkok (Thailand), Rajamangala National Stadium, 11000 Poland 0-0 New Zealand Poland won 5-4 on penalty kicks Poland: Grzegorz Tomala, Maciej Terlecki, Michał Żewłakow (Rafał Szwed 76'), Maciej Stolarczyk, Dariusz Gęsior, Radosław Michalski, Krzysztof Piskuła (Ariel Jakubowski 57'), Jacek Chańko, Mariusz Nosal (Igor Sypniewski 69'), Artur Wichniarek, Maciej Żurawski. Coach: Janusz Wójcik. New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich (Ryan Nelsen 61'), Scott Smith, Gavin Wilkinson, Ivan Vicelich, Jonathan Perry, Chris Jackson, Mark Atkinson (Tinoi Christie 86'), Mark Elrick, Paul Urlovic, Kris Bouckenooghe. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Penalties: 1-0 Maciej Żurawski, 1-1 Chris Jackson, 2-1 Artur Wichniarek, 2-2 Scott Smith, 3-2 Radosław Michalski, 3-3 Gavin Wilkinson, 4-3 Maciej Stolarczyk, 4-4 Paul Urlovic, 5-4 Jacek Chańko, 5-4 Mark Elrick (miss). Referee: Panua Hamlumiaung (Thailand). Note: Some sources claim the match was played on Jun 18.
458. (249) International Friendly Jun 22, Muscat, Sultan Qabos Sports Complex Oman 1-0 New Zealand () Oman: n/a New Zealand: Ross Nicholson, Che Bunce, Chris Zoricich, Sean Douglas (Ivan Vicelich), Kris Bouckenhooghe, Ryan Nelsen (Gavin Wilkinson), Mark Atkinson (Tinoi Christie), Chris Jackson, Heremaia Ngata (Mark Elrick), Vaughan Coveny, Paul Urlovic. Coach: Ken Dugdale.
459. (250) International Friendly Jun 24, Muscat Oman 2-2 New Zealand (? - Heremaia Ngata, Ivan Vicelich) Oman: n/a New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich [c], Scott Smith, Ivan Vicelich, Mark Atkinson (Tinoi Christie), Gavin Wilkinson, Chris Jackson, Kris Bouckenhooghe (Aaran Lines), Mark Elrick (Jonathan Perry), Vaughan Coveny (Che Bunce), Heremaia Ngata. Coach: Ken Dugdale.
460. (251) International Friendly Jun 29, Singapore, National Stadium Singapore 0-1 New Zealand (Vaughan Coveny) Singapore: n/a New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich [c], Che Bunce (Sean Douglas), Jonathan Perry, Mark Burton (Mark Elrick), Aaran Lines (Tinoi Christie), Heremaia Ngata, Mark Atkinson, Kris Bouckenhooghe, Vaughan Coveny, Scott Smith. Coach: Ken Dugdale
461. (252) International Friendly Jul 1, Kuala Lumpur, Shah Alam Stadium Malaysia 2-1 New Zealand (Azizul Kamaluddin 9', Wan Rohaimi Ismail 47' - Chris Jackson 82' pen) Malaysia: Azlisham Ibrahim, Abdul Ghani Malik (Khairul Annuar Baharom), Syamsul Amri, Rezal Zambry Yahya (Zami Mohamed Noor), B. Rajnikandh [c], Asmawi Bakiri, Ahmad Shahruddin Rosdi (Cheah Kean Seng), Rizal Sukiman (Shahrulnizam Sahat), Yap Wai Loon, Azizul Kamaluddin (Rusdi Suparman), Wan Rohaimi Ismail. Coach: Abdul Rahman Ibrahim. New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich (Ryan Nelsen), Jonathan Perry (Che Bunce), Gavin Wilkinson (Mark Atkinson), Mark Burton (Tinoi Christie), Aaran Lines, Chris Jackson, Kris Boockenhooghe (Mark Elrick), Ivan Vicelich (Sean Douglas), Vaughan Coveny (Paul Urlovic), Scott Smith. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: S. Selearajan (Malaysia).
462. (253) International Friendly Jul 3, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 1-5 New Zealand (? - Mark Elrick 2, Kris Bouckenhooge, Paul Urlovic, Gavin Wilkinson) Malaysia: n/a Coach: Abdul Rahman Ibrahim. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich (Gavin Wilkinson 65'), Che Bunce (Ivan Vicelich 65'), Sean Douglas (Scott Smith 70'), Ryan Nelsen, Mark Atkinson, Aaran Lines, Chris Jackson (Jonathan Perry 70'), Kris Bouckenhooge, Paul Urlovic, Mark Elrick (Tinoi Christie 75'). Coach: Ken Dugdale. Note: Mark Elrick credited with three goals by some sources (and Bouckenhooge with none).
463. (254) International Friendly Jul 10, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Greater Mexico City (Mexico), Club Necaxa training ground Egypt 1-1 New Zealand (Hazem Emam - Heremaia Ngata) Egypt: Nader El-Sayed, Ibrahim Hassan, Medhat Abdel Hady, Hady Khashaba, Samir Kamouna, Mohamed Emara, Ahmed Hassan, Hani Ramzy, Yasser Radwan, Yasser Rayyan, Hazem Emam. [Sub used: Hossam Abdel Monem, Walid Salah El-Din, Abdel Zaher El-Saqua, Khaled El-Amin "Bebo", Mohamed Youssef, Abdel Hamid Bassiouny]. Coach: Mahmoud El-Gohary. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Ryan Nelsen (Tinoi Christie), Sean Douglas (Scott Smith), Che Bunce (Ivan Vicelich), Chris Zoricich [c] (Jonathan Perry), Gavin Wilkinson, Chris Jackson, Mark Atkinson, Mark Elrick (Mark Burton), Kris Bouckenhooge (Vaughan Coveny), Paul Urlovic (Heremaia Ngata). Coach: Ken Dugdale.
464. (255) International Friendly Jul 15, Zapopan, Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (Mexico), Las Chivas ground (Valle Verde) Egypt 1-0 New Zealand (Ibrahim Hassan 65') Egypt: Nader El-Sayed, Ibrahim Hassan, Medhat Abdel Hady, Hady Khashaba, Samir Kamouna, Mohamed Emara, Ahmed Hassan, Hani Ramzy, Yasser Radwan, Abdel Sattar Sabry, Hazem Emam. [Subs used: Walid Salah El-Din, Abdel Zaher El-Saqua, Khaled El-Amin "Bebo", Mohamed Youssef, Abdel Hamid Bassiouny, Yasser Rayyan] Coach: Mahmoud El-Gohary. New Zealand: Michael Utting, Mark Atkinson (Tinoi Christie 85'), Sean Douglas (Scott Smith 63'), Gavin Wilkinson, Ryan Nelsen (Che Bunce 63'), Ivan Vicelich (Jonathan Perry 78'), Chris Zoricich [c], Mark Burton (Heremaia Ngata 81'), Vaughan Coveny, Kris Bouckenhooge (Paul Urlovic 70'), Aaran Lines (Mark Elrick 74'). Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Jorge Gasso (Mexico). Notes: Goalscorer also reported as Hani Ramzy. Note that the Guadalajara newspaper "El Informador" gives a slightly different line-up for Egypt.
465. (256) Confederations Cup Jul 24, Guadalajara (Mexico), 65000 USA 2-1 New Zealand (Brian McBride 25', Jovan Kirovski 58' - Chris Zoricich 90+') USA: Kasey Keller [c], Robin Fraser, John Harkes, Eddie Lewis (Frankie Hejduk 77'), Earnie Stewart (Ben Olsen 73'), Jovan Kirovski, Jeff Agoos, Cobi Jones (Joe-Max Moore 82'), Richie Williams, Carlos Llamosa, Brian McBride. Coach: Bruce Arena. New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich [c], Sean Douglas (Scott Smith 72'), Gavin Wilkinson, Mark Burton, Aaron Lines, Chris Jackson, Mark Atkinson (Ryan Nelsen 57'), Kris Bouckenooghe, Ivan Vicelich, Vaughan Coveny (Mark Elrick 63'). Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Ubaldo Aquino (Paraguay).
466. (257) Confederations Cup Jul 28, Guadalajara (Mexico), 42000 Germany 2-0 New Zealand (Michael Preetz 6', Lothar Matthäus 33') Germany: Jens Lehmann, Christian Wörns, Jörg Heinrich, Thomas Linke, Mehmet Scholl (Dariusz Wosz 46'), Olaf Marschall (Paulo Rink 64'), Lothar Matthäus [c] (Michael Ballack 70'), Michael Preetz, Oliver Neuville, Bernd Schneider, Lars Ricken. Coach: Erich Ribbeck. New Zealand: Jason Batty, Chris Zoricich [c] (Jonathan Perry 78'), Sean Douglas, Gavin Wilkinson, Mark Burton (Mark Elrick 78'), Aaron Lines, Chris Jackson (Vaughan Coveny 62'), Mark Atkinson, Kris Bouckenooghe, Ryan Nelsen, Ivan Vicelich. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Coffi Codjia (Benin).
467. (258) Confederations Cup Jul 30, Guadalajara (Mexico), 53000 Brazil 2-0 New Zealand (Marcos Paulo 45+', Ronaldinho Gaúcho 88') Brazil: Dida, Evanílson, Flávio Conceição [c], Christian (Ronaldinho Gaúcho 64'), Alex, César, Luís Alberto, Marcos Paulo (Roni 56'), Athirson, Beto, Warley. Coach: Wanderley Luxemburgo. New Zealand: Michael Utting, Chris Zoricich [c], Sean Douglas, Che Bunce (Ivan Vicelich 82'), Mark Burton, Aaron Lines, Chris Jackson (Jonathan Perry 85'), Heremaia Ngata (Vaughan Coveny 66'), Mark Atkinson, Kris Bouckenooghe, Ryan Nelsen. Coach: Ken Dugdale. Referee: Kim Young-Joo (South Korea).
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Sources include: Soccer Express, [Smi 91], New Zealand Soccer Monthly (No. 4 Dec/Jan 92/93), "Bangkok Post", http://www.egyptianfootball.net and Jeremy Ruane's Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website.
With thanks to Alain Kit, Jarek Owsianski (jarek-o@go2.pl), Bruce Holloway (bhollow@iconz.co.nz), Neil Morrison and various RSSSF members
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