All Whites
History of the All Whites
The All Whites is the name given to New Zealand's national men's team, an association that originated during the 1981 World Cup qualifying campaign that was to ultimately take New Zealand to the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Spain.
New Zealand adopted an 'all white' playing strip and the name has stuck since, becoming one of the most recognisable sporting brands in New Zealand.
The All Whites have many proud achievements, some of which are detailed here along with generic records for teams and individuals.
Player Profiles
2003 Confederations Cup
1999 Confederations Cup
1982 World Cup Final
50 Caps Club
National Coaches
International Record
Goal Scoring Records
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