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New Zealand

New Zealand World Cup Odds

Team World Cup 2010New Zealand have only ever played in one World Cup and that was back in 1982. They didn't make it through the Group Stage then and they are very unlikely to improve on that performance.

Top 5 World Cup Bets On New Zealand

  1. New Zealand To Be Eliminated At The Group Stage
  2. New Zealand To Finish Bottom In Their Group
  3. New Zealand Not To Qualify From Their Group
  4. New Zealand Not To Score At The World Cup
  5. New Zealand To Gain No Points At The World Cup

New Zealand Road To World Cup

Date Team Scores Team
17/10/2007  Fiji 0 - 2 New Zealand
17/11/2007 Vanuatu 1 - 2 New Zealand
21/11/2007 New Zealand  4 - 1 Vanuatu
06/09/2008 Caledonia 1 - 3 New Zealand
10/09/2008 New Zealand  3 - 0  caledonia
19/11/2008 New Zealand  0 - 2  Fiji
10/10/2009  Baharain  0 - 0 New Zealand
14/11/2009 New Zealand 1 - 0 Bahrain

New Zealand did well to qualify but if you look at the quality of opposition they faced in qualification, things will be a million times harder at the World Cup Finals.

New Zealand Matches

New Zealand World Cup Squad

Goalkeepers James Bannatyne (Team Wellington), Glen Moss (Melbourne Victory), Mark Paston (Wellington Phoenix)
Defenders Andy Boyens (New York Red Bulls), Tony Lochhead (Wellington Phoenix), Ryan Nelsen (Blackburn Rovers), Winston Reid (FC Midtjylland), Ben Sigmund (Wellington Phoenix), Tommy Smith (Ipswich Town), Ivan Vicelich (Auckland City)
Midfielders Andy Barron (Team Wellington), Leo Bertos (Wellington Phoenix), Tim Brown (Wellington Phoenix), Jeremy Christie (FC Tampa Bay Rowdies), Aaron Clapham (Canterbury United), Simon Elliott (unattached), Michael McGlinchey (Motherwell), David Mulligan (unattached)
Striker Jeremy Brockie (Newcastle Jets), Rory Fallon (Plymouth Argyle), Chris Killen (Middlesbrough), Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast United), Chris Wood (West Bromwich Albion)

New Zealand Recent World Cup Performances

Year Stage of Exit
2006 Did Not Qualify
2002 Did Not Qualify
1998 Did Not Qualify
1994 Did Not Qualify
1990 Did Not Qualify

 

Best Exchange Bet Or Trade On New Zealand

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Best Spread Bet On New Zealand

Sell New Zealand Group Goals at 1.3

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