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New Zealand National League

Replaced New Zealand Football Championship (2004–2021) · Formerly New Zealand National Soccer League (2000–2004)

Points, wins and goals come from the stored table. Home and away splits are recorded. Clean sheets and runs count only clubs with every match stored.

#ClubSsnPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Cashmere Technical17412215+1613
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
202674122151376

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1Wellington Olympic16411168+813
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
202664111681367

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1Birkenhead United16411137+613
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
202664111371367

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4Auckland City16330147+712
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
202663301471257

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5Miramar16312118+310
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
202663121181037

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5Napier City Rovers163121313010
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
2026631213131073

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7Auckland United172231513+28
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
202672231513862

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8Eastern Suburbs16213713-67
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
20266213713734

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8Ferrymead Bays17214411-77
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
20267214411743

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10Wellington Phoenix II16114518-134
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
20266114518440

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11Auckland FC 217016925-161
SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsHomeAway
20267016925110

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Club and match records

Most goals scored

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Fewest goals conceded

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Goals scored per match

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Goals conceded per match

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Clean sheets

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Biggest wins

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  1. 1Cashmere Technical10–0Wellington Phoenix II
  2. 2Auckland United7–1Napier City
  3. 3Auckland FC1–6Birkenhead United
  4. 3Auckland FC1–6Napier City
  5. 5Birkenhead United0–4Cashmere Technical

Highest-scoring matches

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  1. 1Cashmere Technical10–0Wellington Phoenix II
  2. 2Auckland United7–1Napier City
  3. 3Auckland FC1–6Birkenhead United
  4. 3Auckland FC1–6Napier City
  5. 5Eastern Suburbs2–4Auckland City

Home records

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Away records

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Longest winning run

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Longest unbeaten run

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Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources