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This is a progressive list of men's association footballers who have held or co-held the Oceania record for international goals since 1922.

Criteria

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The criteria used by national FAs in considering a match as a full international were not historically fixed. Particularly for the early decades, and until more recently for FAs outside UEFA and CONMEBOL, counts of goals were often considered unreliable. IFFHS and RSSSF have spent much effort trying to produce definitive lists of full international matches, and corresponding data on players' international caps and goals. Australia and New Zealand's FAs have their own official caps and goals database, however other OFC members' FA's do not have their own caps and goals database. Using the data by the FA, NZF RSSSF and NFT, the following records can be retrospectively produced. Note that, at the time, these records may not have been recognised.

Although Australia played in the OFC, they were moved to the AFC confederation in 2006. This affects Tim Cahill, who scored 8 Oceania goals and 42 Asian goals. Australia's player goals in the AFC have been removed for consistency and only count their players' goals from 1922 to 2005.

Oceania record

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Player Country Goal Date Venue Opponent Score Notes
Ted Cook  New Zealand 2 17-06-1922 Dunedin  Australia 3–1 Cook scored twice in this match.[1]
3 24-06-1922 Wellington  Australia 1–1 [1]
4 08-07-1922 Auckland  Australia 3–1 [1]
George Campbell  New Zealand 7 30-06-1923 Newcastle  Australia 4–1 Campbell scored four times in this match to overtake Cook.[1]
George Smith  Australia 7 24-06-1933 Sydney  New Zealand 4–2 Smith scored twice in this match to equal Campbell.[2]
11 04-07-1936 Dunedin  New Zealand 7–1 Smith scored four times in this match.[2]
16 11-07-1936 Wellington  New Zealand 10–0 Smith scored five times in this match.[2]
Jock Newall  New Zealand 17 28-09-1952 Papeete  Tahiti 5–3 Newall scored four times in this match to overtake Smith.[1]
Attila Abonyi  Australia 17 18-08-1973 Sydney  Iran 3–0 [2]
Ray Baartz  Australia 17 11-11-1973 Seoul  South Korea 2–2 Jointly with Abonyi.[2]
18 27-04-1974 Sydney  Uruguay 2–0 [2]
Attila Abonyi  Australia 18 02-03-1976 Melbourne  New Zealand 3–1 Jointly with Baartz.[2]
19 18-08-1976 Gosford  Hong Kong 2–0 [2]
20 20-10-1976 Jakarta  Indonesia 1–1 [2]
21 24-10-1976 Hong Kong  Hong Kong 2–0 [2]
22 13-03-1977 Ba  Chinese Taipei 3–0 [2]
23 16-03-1977 Ba  Chinese Taipei 2–1 [2]
24 30-10-1977 Hong Kong  Hong Kong 5–2 [2]
25 13-11-1977 Singapore  Singapore 2–0 [2]
Damian Mori  Australia 26 09-04-2001 Coffs Harbour  Tonga 22–0 Mori scored four times in this match to overtake Abonyi.[3]
27 06-07-2002 Auckland  Vanuatu 2–0 [3]
28 08-07-2002 Auckland  New Caledonia 11–0 [3]
29 12-07-2002 Auckland  Tahiti 2–1 [3]
Esala Masi  Fiji 29 17-05-2004 Apia  Samoa 4–0 Jointly with Mori.[4]
30 12-08-2005 Lautoka  India 1–0 [4]
31 14-08-2005 Suva  India 2–1 [4]
Commins Menapi  Solomon Islands 31 13-07-2007 Apia  American Samoa 12–1 Menapi scored four times in this match to equal Masi.[5]
33 27-08-2007 Apia  Tonga 4–0 Menapi scored twice in this match.[5]
34 05-09-2007 Apia  New Caledonia 2–3 [5]
Chris Wood  New Zealand 34 13-10-2023 Murcia  DR Congo 1–1 Wood scored to equal Menapi.[6]
Roy Krishna  Fiji 35 18-11-2023 Honiara  Northern Mariana Islands 10–0 Krishna scored three times to overtake Wood.[7]
36 21-03-2024 Honiara  Solomon Islands 0–2 [7]
37 16-06-2024 Suva  Papua New Guinea 1–5 [7]
39 19-06-2024 Suva  Samoa 1–9 Krishna scored twice in this match.[7]
40 22-06-2024 Suva  Tahiti 1–0 [7]
41 30-06-2024 Port Vila  Tahiti 2–1 [7]
42 10-10-2024 Suva  Solomon Islands 0–1 [7]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d e "New Zealand Results 1904–59". ultimatenzsoccer.com.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Howe, Andrew (12 October 2006). "The Australian National Men's Football Team: Caps and Captains" (PDF). ozfootball.net. Football Federation Australia.
  3. ^ a b c d Damian Mori – Goals in International Matches RSSSF
  4. ^ a b c Esala Masi at National-Football-Teams.com
  5. ^ a b c Commins Menapi – International Goals RSSSF
  6. ^ Christopher Grant Wood - Goals in International Matches RSSSF
  7. ^ a b c d e f g Roy Krishna - Goals in International Matches RSSSF
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