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2025 New Zealand National League

Season
15 March – 14 December
Auckland City
Auckland City
56
189 (3.38 per match)
Owen Smith
Martín Bueno(9 goals)
Adam BramanNathan Garrow(3 clean sheets each)
Western Suburbs 8–0 Coastal Spirit(5 October 2025)
Western Suburbs 2–7 Wellington Phoenix Reserves(7 December 2025)
Western Suburbs 2–7 Wellington Phoenix Reserves(7 December 2025)
4 matchesMiramar RangersWellington OlympicWestern Springs
6 matchesAuckland FC Reserves
5 matchesChristchurch United
3 matchesAuckland UnitedCoastal SpiritBirkenhead UnitedWestern Springs
← 2024 2026 →

The 2025 New Zealand Men's National League (known as the Dettol Men's National League for sponsorship reasons) was the fifth scheduled season of the National League since its restructuring in 2021; the 2021 National League was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in northern regions. 32 clubs compete in the competition, with four qualifying from the Northern League, three qualifying from the Central League and two qualifying from the Southern League for the National Championship phase. Auckland FC Reserves and Wellington Phoenix Reserves qualify automatically for the championship phase. Each team can field a maximum of four foreign players as well as one additional foreign player who has Oceania Football Confederation nationality. Over the course of the season, each team must also ensure players aged 20 or under account for 10% of available playing minutes.

The qualifying league fixtures were announced on 28 February 2025. The Northern League started on 15 March 2025 with the Central and Southern leagues starting on the 29 March. The Northern and Central leagues concluded on 30 August 2025 with the Southern League concluding on 31 August 2025.

Season
15 March - 30 August
Western Springs
ManurewaWest Coast Rangers
132
436 (3.3 per match)
Michael SuskiEmiliano TadeMorgan Wellsbury(14 goals each)
Ryan FoordOscar Mason(6 clean sheets)
Tauranga City 7–0 Manurewa(24 May 2025)
Manurewa 0–6 East Coast Bays(16 August 2025)
Manurewa 4–5 Auckland United(3 May 2025)
6 matchesWestern Springs
10 matchesWestern Springs
12 matchesWest Coast Rangers
6 matchesManurewa
← 2024 2026 →

The 2025 Northern League is the 60th season, 5th season since the restructure of the leagues, of premiership football in the Upper North Island. The League started on 15 March and finishes on 30 August, with the top four side qualifying for the National League Championship along with the already qualified Auckland FC Reserves.

Twelve teams are competing in the league – the top ten teams from the previous season, one team promoted from the NRFL Championship and Auckland FC Reserves. The promoted team is Fencibles United. It is both Auckland FC Reserves's and Fencibles United's first season in the National League. They replaced Melville United and Hamilton Wanderers (both relegated after a four-year Northern League spell).

Team	Home ground	Location	2024 season
Auckland City	Kiwitea Street	Sandringham, Auckland	1st
Auckland FC Reserves	Fred Taylor Park	Whenuapai, Auckland	New entry
Auckland United	Keith Hay Park	Mount Roskill, Auckland	5th
Bay Olympic	Olympic Park	New Lynn, Auckland	6th
Birkenhead United	Shepherds Park	Beach Haven, Auckland	4th
East Coast Bays	Bay City Park	Northcross, Auckland	9th
Eastern Suburbs	Madills Farm	Kohimarama, Auckland	3rd
Fencibles United	Riverhills Domain	Pakuranga, Auckland	1st in Championship (promoted)
Manurewa	War Memorial Park	Manurewa, Auckland	10th
Tauranga City	Links Avenue Reserve	Mount Maunganui	7th
West Coast Rangers	Fred Taylor Park	Whenuapai, Auckland	8th
Western Springs	Seddon Fields	Westmere, Auckland	2nd

Team	Manager	Captain
Auckland City	Paul Posa	Mario Ilich
Auckland FC Reserves	Luke Casserly	Codey Phoenix
Auckland United	José Figueira	Ross Haviland
Bay Olympic	Peter Smith	Callum McNeill
Birkenhead United	Paul Hobson	Dino Botica
East Coast Bays	Joe Hall	Louie Caunter
Eastern Suburbs	Michael Built	Jake Mechell
Fencibles United	Rhys Ruka	Jake Moosbally
Manurewa	Tashreeq Davids	Ryan Dougherty
Tauranga City	Barry Gardiner	Campbell Higgins
West Coast Rangers	Chad Coombes	Robert Dymond
Western Springs	Scott Hales	Reid Drake

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in the table	Incoming manager	Date of appointment
Eastern Suburbs	Brian Shelley (interim)	End of interim spell	27 November 2024	Pre-season	Michael Built	27 November 2024
Manurewa	Dylan Burns	End of contract	21 December 2024	Tashreeq Davids	21 December 2024
Auckland City	Albert Riera	Stepped down	21 January 2025	Paul Posa	21 January 2025
Auckland FC Reserves	Inaugural	Luke Casserly	12 February 2025

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
1	Michael Suski	Birkenhead United	14
Emiliano Tade	Auckland United
Morgan Wellsbury	Tauranga City
4	Colby Brennan	Tauranga City	11
Guy-Frank Essome Penda	East Coast Bays
6	Dylan Laing-McConnell	Manurewa / Fencibles United	10
7	Derek Tieku	Bay Olympic	9
8	Myer Bevan	Auckland City	8
Reid Drake	Western Springs
Samuel Philip	Birkenhead United
Ralph Rutherford	Auckland FC Reserves

Round	Player	For	Against	Home/Away	Result	Date
8	Deandre Vollenhoven	Auckland United	Manurewa	Away	4–5	3 May 2025
9	Samuel Philip	Birkenhead United	Fencibles United	Away	3–5	10 May 2025
10	Alec Death	West Coast Rangers	Manurewa	Away	2–3	17 May 2025
13	Matthew Ellis	Auckland City	Manurewa	Home	5–2	21 May 2025
11	Morgan Wellsbury	Tauranga City	Manurewa	Home	7–0	24 May 2025
19	Kian Donkers	Birkenhead United	Bay Olympic	Away	1–5	9 August 2025
20	Guy-Frank Essome Penda	East Coast Bays	Manurewa	Away	0–6	16 August 2025

Season
29 March - 30 August
Wellington Olympic
North Wellington
90
398 (4.42 per match)
Martín Bueno(19 goals)
Scott Basalaj(9 clean sheets)
Miramar Rangers 8–1 Waterside Karori(23 August 2025)
Waterside Karori 1–9 Wellington Olympic(28 June 2025)North Wellington 0–8 Miramar Rangers(12 April 2025)North Wellington 0–8 Wellington Olympic(26 April 2025)
Waterside Karori 1–9 Wellington Olympic(28 June 2025)Petone 7–3 North Wellington(19 April 2025)
8 matchesWellington Olympic
11 matchesMiramar Rangers
10 matchesNorth Wellington
5 matchesNorth Wellington
← 2024 2026 →

The 2025 Central League is the 29th season, 5th season since the restructure of the leagues, of premiership football in the Lower North Island. The League starts on 29 March and finishes on 30 August, with the top three side qualifying for the National League Championship along with the already qualified Wellington Phoenix Reserves.

Ten teams are competing in the league – the top nine teams from the previous season and the one team promoted from the 2024 play-off between the winners of the Central Federation League and the Capital Premier. The winner of the play-off was Upper Hutt City. This is their first season in the Central League, since New Zealand football's restructuring in 2021. They replaced Stop Out (relegated to the Central Federation League after two seasons in the Central League).

Team	Home ground	Location	2024 season
Island Bay United	Wakefield Park	Island Bay, Wellington	8th
Miramar Rangers	David Farrington Park	Miramar, Wellington	4th
Napier City Rovers	Bluewater Stadium	Napier	3rd
North Wellington	Alex Moore Park	Johnsonville, Wellington	9th
Petone	Memorial Park	Petone, Lower Hutt	7th
Upper Hutt City	Maidstone Park	Maidstone, Upper Hutt	1st in Capital Premier (promoted via play-offs)
Waterside Karori	Karori Park	Karori, Wellington	6th
Wellington Olympic	Wakefield Park	Island Bay, Wellington	1st
Wellington Phoenix Reserves	Fraser Park	Taitā, Lower Hutt	5th
Western Suburbs	Endeavour Park	Whitby, Porirua	2nd

Team	Manager	Captain
Island Bay United	Martín Pereyra-García
Miramar Rangers	Kale Herbert	Sam Mason-Smith
Napier City Rovers	Bill Robertson	Jim Hoyle
North Wellington	Stu Pyne	Gavin Hoy
Petone	Jamie O'Connor	Hami Paranihi-Nuku
Upper Hutt City	Rory Fallon
Waterside Karori	Sam Morrissey	Harry Fautley
Wellington Olympic	Paul Ifill	Ben Mata
Wellington Phoenix Reserves	Chris Greenacre	Isaac Hughes
Western Suburbs	Matthew Calvert	Harry Fautley

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in the table	Incoming manager	Date of appointment
Island Bay United	Stu Jacobs	Sacked	1 July 2025	8th	Martín Pereyra-García	8 July 2025

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
1	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers	19
2	Kieran McMinn	Petone	18
3	Sebastian Barton-Ginger	Western Suburbs	12
Hamish Watson	Wellington Olympic
5	Sam Lack	Napier City Rovers	11
Isa Prins	Wellington Olympic
7	Kaelin Nguyen	Western Suburbs	10
8	Jack-Henry Sinclair	Wellington Olympic	9
9	Stephen Hoyle	Napier City Rovers	8
10	Nicolás Bobadilla	Miramar Rangers	7
Ihaia Delaney	Waterside Karori
Tyler Freeman	Western Suburbs
Sam Gates	Miramar Rangers
Charlie Hale	Island Bay United

Round	Player	For	Against	Home/Away	Result	Date
3	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers	North Wellington	Away	0–8	12 April 2025
4	Kieran McMinn	Petone	North Wellington	Home	7–3	19 April 2025
5	Joshua Rudland	Wellington Olympic	North Wellington	Away	0–8	26 April 2025
6	Kaelin Nguyen	Western Suburbs	North Wellington	Home	6–2	3 May 2025
6	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers	Island Bay United	Home	6–1	3 May 2025
10	Kieran McMinn	Petone	Waterside Karori	Away	1–4	7 June 2025
12	Isa Prins	Wellington Olympic	Waterside Karori	Away	1–9	28 June 2025
Hamish Watson
14	Tyler Freeman	Western Suburbs	Waterside Karori	Away	0–6	19 July 2025
15	Stephen Hoyle	Napier City Rovers	Waterside Karori	Home	6–0	3 August 2025
Kaelin Nguyen	Western Suburbs	North Wellington	Away	1–8	2 August 2025
16	Luke Stoupe	Petone	Island Bay United	Home	5–0	9 August 2025
18	Luke Supyk	Wellington Phoenix Reserves	Waterside Karori	Away	0–7	30 August 2025

Season
29 March - 13 September
Coastal Spirit
Selwyn United
Coastal SpiritChristchurch United
90
402 (4.47 per match)
Garbhan CoughlanRiku Ichimura(16 goals each)
Steven van Dijk(7 clean sheets)
Christchurch United 10–0University of Canterbury(24 April)
Selwyn United 0–9Christchurch United(18 April)
Cashmere Technical 8–4University of Canterbury(24 May)
8 matchesCashmere Technical
11 matchesCashmere Technical
18 matchesSelwyn United
8 matchesUniversity of Canterbury
← 2024 2026 →

The 2025 Southern League is the 4th season of a full 10 team league, 5th season since the restructure of the leagues, of a South Island wide football league. The League started on 29 March and finished on 13 September, with the top two side qualifying for the National League Championship.

Ten teams are competing in the league – the top nine teams from the previous season and the winner of the Southern League play-offs. The promoted team is Wānaka. This is their first season in the Southern League. They replaced FC Twenty 11 (relegated to the Canterbury Premiership League after their second season in the Southern League).

Team	Home ground	Location	2024 season
Cashmere Technical	Garrick Memorial Park	Woolston, Christchurch	1st
Christchurch United	United Sports Centre	Spreydon, Christchurch	3rd
Coastal Spirit	Tāne Norton Park	Linwood, Christchurch	2nd
Dunedin City Royals	Tahuna Park	Tainui, Dunedin	7th
Ferrymead Bays	Ferrymead Park	Ferrymead, Christchurch	5th
Nelson Suburbs	Saxton Field	Stoke, Nelson	4th
Nomads United	Tulett Park	Casebrook, Christchurch	6th
Selwyn United	Foster Park	Rolleston	8th
University of Canterbury	English Park	St Albans, Christchurch	9th
Wānaka	Recreation Centre	Wānaka	2nd in Southern Premiership League(promoted via play-offs)

Team	Manager	Captain
Cashmere Technical	Dan Schwarz	Tom Schwarz
Christchurch United	Ryan Edwards	Joel Stevens
Coastal Spirit	Robbie Stanton	Joe Hoole
Dunedin City Royals	Blair Scoullar	Jared Grove
Ferrymead Bays	Alan Walker	James Deehan
Nelson Suburbs	Ryan Stewart	Lennon Whewell
Nomads United	Matthew Jansen	Caleb Cottom
Selwyn United	Chris Brown	Jayden Booth
University of Canterbury	Ricardo Felitti	Max McGuinness
Wānaka	Ben Sippola	Jake Thompson

Note: Some cases use first/last match coached

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in the table	Incoming manager	Date of appointment
University of Canterbury	Ben Ellis	Mutual Consent	1 September 2024	Pre-season	Ricardo Felitti	Before 29 March 2025
Wānaka	Thomas van Hees	Stepped down	6 October 2024	Ben Sippola	Before 29 March 2025
Dunedin City Royals	Richard Murray	Stepped down	29 October 2024	Blair Scoullar	31 October 2024

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
1	Garbhan Coughlan	Cashmere Technical	16
Riku Ichimura	Coastal Spirit
3	Lyle Matthysen	Cashmere Technical	14
4	Flynn Holdem	Nomads United	12
5	Shogo Osawa	Christchurch United	11
6	Joshua Tollervey	Christchurch United	11
Lennon Whewell	Nelson Suburbs
8	Ben Polak	Nelson Suburbs	10
9	Yuya Taguchi	Cashmere Technical	9
10	Liam Cotter	Coastal Spirit	8
Joel Stevens	Christchurch United

Round	Player	For	Against	Home/Away	Result	Date
4	Riku Ichimura	Coastal Spirit	Wānaka	Home	6–0	18 April 2025
8	Pero Forman	University of Canterbury	Cashmere Technical	Away	8–4	24 May 2025
Lyle Matthysen	Cashmere Technical	University of Canterbury	Home
9	Shogo Osawa	Christchurch United	Wānaka	Home	7–0	7 June 2025
10	Yuya Taguchi	Cashmere Technical	Selwyn United	Home	6–0	21 June 2025
12	Flynn Holdem	Nomads United	Dunedin City Royals	Away	3–4	12 July 2025
Trevin Myers	Nelson Suburbs	University of Canterbury	Away	1–6
14	Jackson Cole	Christchurch United	University of Canterbury	Away	1–5	2 August 2025
Anthony Sprowson	Wānaka	Selwyn United	Away	1–6
16	Flynn Holdem	Nomads United	Selwyn United	Away	2–6	16 August 2025
18	Shogo Osawa	Christchurch United	Wānaka	Away	0–7	31 August 2025
Ben Polak	Nelson Suburbs	Selwyn United	Away	2–5
Wānaka	1–5	13 September 2025

Round	Player	Club	H/A	Time	Goal	Result	Opponent	Date
4	Danny Kane	Cashmere Technical	Home	7'	1–1	3–3	Nomads United	18 April 2025
Scott McKay	Selwyn United	Home	39'	0–4	0–9	Christchurch United
5	Stuart Campbell	University of Canterbury	Away	13'	2–0	10–0	Christchurch United	24 April 2025
13	Matthew Aitchison	University of Canterbury	Away	27'	2–0	4–2	Ferrymead Bays	19 July 2025
Connor Neil	Dunedin City Royals	Away	89'	1–1	1–1	Nelson Suburbs	20 July 2025
14	Guy Reeves	Nomads United	Away	44'	3–1	4–1	Coastal Spirit	3 August 2025
15	Oliver Cosgrove	Selwyn United	Home	62'	1–2	3–3	University of Canterbury	9 August 2025
Matthew Aitchison	University of Canterbury	Away	90+5'	3–3	Selwyn United
Ryan Hamilton	Wānaka	Away	65'	2–0	4–1	Nomads United
17	Carter Smith	University of Canterbury	Home	62'	0–4	0–4	Cashmere Technical	23 August 2025
18	Michael Johnson	Wānaka	Home	86'	0–6	0–7	Christchurch United	31 August 2025
90+2'	0–7

There are 11 men's National League Championship qualifying spots (4 plus Auckland FC Reserves for the Northern League, 3 plus Wellington Phoenix Reserves for the Central League and 2 for the Southern League).

Association	Team	Position in Regional League	App (last)	Previous best (last)
Northern League (4 berths)	Western Springs	1st	2nd (2024)	3rd (2024)
Birkenhead United	2nd	3rd (2024)	1st (2024)
Auckland United	3rd	3rd (2023)	3rd (2022)
Auckland City	4th	4th (2024)	1st (2022)
Central League (3 berths)	Wellington Olympic	1st	4th (2024)	1st (2023)
Miramar Rangers	2nd	2nd (2022)	10th (2022)
Western Suburbs	3rd	2nd (2024)	10th (2024)
Southern League (2 berths)	Coastal Spirit	1st	2nd (2024)	7th (2024)
Christchurch United	2nd	3rd (2023)	3rd (2023)
Auckland FC (automatic berth)	Auckland FC Reserves	Automatic qualification	1st	Debut
Wellington Phoenix (automatic berth)	Wellington Phoenix Reserves	Automatic qualification	4th (2024)	5th (2024)

Team	Home ground	Location	2024 season
Auckland City	Kiwitea Street	Sandringham, Auckland	1st
Auckland FC Reserves	Fred Taylor Park	Whenuapai, Auckland	—.mw-parser-output .sr-only{border:0;clip:rect(0,0,0,0);clip-path:polygon(0px 0px,0px 0px,0px 0px);height:1px;margin:-1px;overflow:hidden;padding:0;position:absolute;width:1px;white-space:nowrap}N/a
Auckland United	Keith Hay Park	Mount Roskill, Auckland	—N/a
Birkenhead United	Shepherds Park	Beach Haven, Auckland	1st
Christchurch United	United Sports Centre	Spreydon, Christchurch	—N/a
Coastal Spirit	Linfield Park	Bromley, Christchurch	7th
Miramar Rangers	David Farrington Park	Miramar, Wellington	—N/a
Wellington Olympic	Wakefield Park	Island Bay, Wellington	6th
Wellington Phoenix Reserves	Fraser Park	Taitā, Lower Hutt	5th
Western Springs	Seddon Fields	Westmere, Auckland	3rd
Western Suburbs	Endeavour Park	Whitby, Porirua	10th

Team	Manager	Captain
Auckland City	Paul Posa	Mario Ilich
Auckland FC Reserves	Luke Casserly	Codey Phoenix
Auckland United	José Figueira	Ross Haviland
Birkenhead United	Paul Hobson	Dino Botica
Christchurch United	Ryan Edwards	Joel Stevens
Coastal Spirit	Robbie Stanton	Joe Hoole
Miramar Rangers	Kale Herbet	Brad Whitworth
Wellington Olympic	Paul Ifill	Ben Mata
Wellington Phoenix Reserves	Chris Greenacre	Isaac Hughes
Western Springs	Scott Hales	Reid Drake
Western Suburbs	Matthew Calvert	Harry Fautley

The table lists the positions of teams after each week of matches. To preserve chronological evolvements, any postponed matches are not included in the round at which they were originally scheduled, but added to the full round they were played immediately afterwards. For example, if a match is scheduled for round 3, but then postponed and played between rounds 6 and 7, it is added to the standings for round 6.

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
1	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers	9
2	Sebastian Barton-Ginger	Western Suburbs	5
Gianni Bouzoukis	Wellington Olympic
Isa Prins	Wellington Olympic
Jack-Henry Sinclair	Wellington Olympic
6	Jonty Bidois	Auckland FC Reserves	4
Reid Drake	Western Springs
Gerard Garriga	Auckland City
Dejaun Naidoo	Auckland FC Reserves
Kaelin Nguyen	Western Suburbs
Shogo Osawa	Christchurch United

Round	Player	For	Against	Home/Away	Result	Date
2	Kaelin Nguyen	Western Suburbs	Coastal Spirit	Home	8–0	5 October 2025

Rank	Player	Club	Cleansheets
1	Adam Braman	Coastal Spirit	3
Nathan Garrow	Auckland City
3	Scott Basalaj	Wellington Olympic	2
Emmett Connolly	Western Springs
Kai McLean	Auckland United
Quillan Roberts	Western Suburbs
Steven van Dijk	Christchurch United
8	Jack De Groot	Miramar Rangers	1
Matt Foord	Wellington Phoenix Reserves
Jackson Gardner	Birkenhead United
Eli Jones	Auckland FC Reserves
Alby Kelly-Heald	Wellington Phoenix Reserves
Eamonn McCarron	Wellington Phoenix Reserves
Matt Oliver	Miramar Rangers
Oli Sail	Auckland FC Reserves
Keegan Smith	Birkenhead United

Regional Phase

Goal of the Week
1	Lucca Lim	Auckland United
2	Ben Polak	Nelson Suburbs
3	Ilan Mastrocola-Simon
4	Michael Suski	Birkenhead United
5	Rohun Kawale
6	Anas Zara	Manurewa
7	Bray Whitecliffe	Petone
8	Max Chrétien	Napier City Rovers
9	Lennon Whewell	Nelson Suburbs
10	Evan Paez	Manurewa
11	Noah Karunaratne	Eastern Suburbs
12	Curtis Hughes	Birkenhead United
13	Benjamin Perez Baldoni	Auckland FC Reserves
14	Ryan Dougherty	Manurewa
15	Round 4 of Chatham Cup's goals won
16	Fletcher Pratt	North Wellington
17	Derek Tieku	Bay Olympic
18	Benjamin Perez Baldoni
19	Evan Paez	Manurewa
20	Michael Suski	Birkenhead United
21	Riku Ichimura	Coastal Spirit
22	Ben Polak	Nelson Suburbs

Championship Phase

Goal of the Week
1	Noah Karunaratne	Christchurch United
2	Sebastian Barton-Ginger	Western Suburbs
3	Max Chrétien	Coastal Spirit
4	Harry Newbould	Birkenhead United
5	Tor Davenport-Petersen	Wellington Olympic
6	Matthew Conroy	Auckland United
7	Haris Zeb	Auckland City
8	Finn McKenlay	Auckland FC Reserves
9	Isaac Bates	Birkenhead United
10	Nicholas Gaze	Auckland FC Reserves
Notes:

Player of the Week
1	Noah Karunaratne	Christchurch United
2	Kaelin Nguyen	Western Suburbs
3	Gerard Garriga	Auckland City
4	Toshiki Makimoto	Western Springs
5	Jack-Henry Sinclair	Wellington Olympic
6	Jonty Bidois	Auckland FC Reserves
7	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers
8	Shogo Osawa	Christchurch United
9	Joel Stevens	Christchurch United
10	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers

League	MVP	Club	Top scorer	Club
Northern League	Derek Tieku	Bay Olympic	Michael Suski Emiliano Tade Morgan Wellsbury	Birkenhead UnitedAuckland UnitedTauranga City
Central League	Sam Lack	Napier City Rovers	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers
Southern League	Riku Ichimura	Coastal Spirit	Garbhan Coughlan Riku Ichimura	Cashmere TechnicalCoastal Spirit
National League	Owen Smith	Miramar Rangers	Martín Bueno	Miramar Rangers

Team of the season
Emmett Connolly (Western Springs)
Christian Gray (Auckland City)	Aidan Carey (Western Springs)	Theo Ettema (Miramar Rangers)
Jack-Henry Sinclair (Wellington Olympic)	Gerard Garriga (Auckland City)	David Yoo (Auckland City)	Tor Davenport-Petersen (Wellington Olympic)	Owen Smith (Miramar Rangers)
Martín Bueno (Miramar Rangers)	Isa Prins (Wellington Olympic)

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