The following is a list of players used by each competing nation during the entirety of the 1973 OFC Nations Cup.
Coach: Barrie Truman
No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | GK | Kevin Curtin | Mount Wellington AFC | |||
2 | DF | Maurice Tillotson | Gisborne City | |||
3 | DF | Gary Lake | Blockhouse Bay | |||
4 | MF | Brian Hardman | Hamilton | |||
5 | MF | Malcolm Ferguson | Queens Park | |||
6 | DF | Colin Latimour | 11 December 1946 (aged 26) | Eastern Suburbs AFC | ||
7 | FW | Tony Sibley | 29 September 1950 (aged 22) | Mount Wellington AFC | ||
8 | MF | Brian Armstrong | Mount Wellington AFC | |||
9 | FW | Alan Marley | Mount Wellington AFC | |||
10 | MF | Malcolm Bland | Eastern Suburbs AFC | |||
11 | MF | Brian Turner | 31 July 1949 (aged 23) | Eastern Suburbs AFC | ||
12 | GK | John Morris | 5 March 1950 (aged 22) | Blockhouse Bay | ||
13 | FW | Dave Taylor | Mount Wellington AFC | |||
16 | MF | Geoff Brand | 14 May 1946 (aged 26) | Stop Out | ||
18 | MF | Dennis Tindall | Hamilton | |||
19 | FW | Alan Vest | 5 September 1939 (aged 33) | Gisborne City | ||
21 | MF | John Staines | Eastern Suburbs AFC | |||
23 | MF | Ron Armstrong | Mount Wellington AFC |
Coach: Sashi Mahendra Singh
No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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GK | Nicholas Rounds | |||||
GK | John Foster | |||||
DF | Terio Vakatawa | |||||
DF | Nemarii Waka | |||||
DF | Gordon Lee Wai | Labasa FC | ||||
DF | George Koi | |||||
DF | Waisea Naicovu | |||||
MF | Samu Vacago | |||||
MF | Joseph Gock | |||||
MF | Marayam Sami Sada | |||||
MF | Mun Lai | |||||
MF | John Krishna Chotka | |||||
FW | Vilitate Lee | |||||
FW | Kini Kawatevu | |||||
FW | Josateki Kurivitu | |||||
FW | Mohammed Farook | |||||
FW | Habib Buksh |
Coach: Freddy Vernaudon
Coach: Paul Reichert
No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GK | Jean Delaveuve | |||||
DF | Pierre Waina | |||||
DF | Popette Malas | |||||
DF | Charles Galinie | |||||
DF | Jules Galibert | |||||
DF | Molissa Daniel | |||||
DF | Densley Jonylulu | |||||
MF | Albert Coulon | |||||
MF | Jimmy Meto | |||||
MF | Bernard Courtet | |||||
MF | Alick Saurei | |||||
FW | Michael Dupuy | |||||
FW | Jacky Valette | |||||
FW | Jacques Nafouri | |||||
FW | Raymond Valette |
Coach: Guy Elmour
No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GK | Michael Matzach | |||||
GK | Richard Gurrera | |||||
DF | Simon Bearune | |||||
DF | Bob Moindu | |||||
DF | Simon Kecine | |||||
DF | Bernard Ukeiwé | |||||
DF | Andre Benebig | |||||
DF | Roger Mandin | |||||
MF | Jacques Koindredi | |||||
MF | Segin Wayewol | |||||
MF | Gerald Delmas | |||||
MF | Jean Hmae | |||||
MF | Luke Anglio | |||||
FW | Pierre Wacapo | |||||
FW | Jean Wadriako | |||||
FW | Bernard Waka | |||||
FW | Phadom Wacope | |||||
FW | Jean Xowie |
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