Our finals weekends happen Saturday and Sunday and are bigger than ever. 

Auckland NRF Community Knockout Finals - Parrs Park Oratia 28 and 29 September 

It all started on Kings Birthday Weekend with over 400 teams across 28 separate competitions - and after months of intense knockout football, we're down to the finalists.

This weekend will be the biggest single senior football festival even in NRF’s history – 28 games across two days, one venue  and five pitches being used from 9.30 am through to 5pm. We're expecting more than 1500 players and supporters, and more than 50 match officials over the weekend. We'll be handing out 28 trophies and nearly 750 medals for winners and runners-up, and over 50 player of the day trophies.

The NRF team are delighted to host everyone, and will be busy through the day - see you out there, everyone is welcome! 

You can find the schedule and playing conditions here

Northland senior finals hosted by Northland FC at Trigg Arena 28 and 29 September 

We're looking forward to seeing you for one of the big Northland football weekends! The plan is as follows: Saturday 

• 10.30am Stafford Choat Plate Final Kerikeri Fairview NM4 V Onerahi FC New World NM3
• 12.45pm Stafford Choat Bowl Final Central Brown FC NM2 V Mangawhai Coast Realty NM2
• 3.00pm Stafford Choat Cup Final FC Whangarei NM1 V Tikipunga Dicksons Transport NM1

Sunday 

• 11.00am Northland Womens Plate Final Central Brown Lonestar V Madhatters FC Red
• 1.30pm Christina Taylor Knockout Cup Final Tikipunga FC Hoskins Civil NW1 V Onerahi McKenzie Contracting NW1

Following the recent Clubs meetings and the desire for enough time between games for both teams to be acknowledged, please note a slight change to kick off times to allow for this.

Entry to Trigg Arena is free, with public access via the gate at the northern end of the grandstand. The gate at the southern end of the grandstand will be for players, team officials, match officials, NFC and NRF staff only. 

Article added: Friday 27 September 2024