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02 Nov$29.99 - $84.99
The Kiwis and Kiwi Ferns are back on home soil with two blockbuster match days in Tāmaki Makaurau as part of the 2025 Pacific Championships.
On Sunday 2 November be prepared to experience an electric atmosphere like no other as the Kiwis and Kiwi Ferns head to Eden Park.
With both games rematches from last year’s Championships, the Kiwis will take on rivals Tonga, with the Kiwi Ferns set to come up against the Australian Jillaroos.
In a thrilling match-up last year, the Kiwis went down 25-24 in a nail-biting match to Tonga. This year, the tension is building, and the match is set to be one-of-a-kind. The Kiwis are urging their black and white supporters to get behind them and turn up in force to combat the Red Sea of Tonga fans.
The Kiwi Ferns are also looking to turn the tables on their Australian rivals. After going down to them in the final of the Pacific Championships last year, bragging rights are on the line as the two teams look to the Rugby League World Cup next year.
With an abundance of culture and passion guaranteed to be on show, these games are not to be missed.
Local tip
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Take the train for the easiest access, especially during major events. Arrive early to explore Kingsland’s bars and eateries, or visit during Eden Park’s free Open Day weekends, which are great for families and children.
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The stadium is largely cashless, so bring an EFTPOS or contactless payment method for food, drinks and merchandise.
Getting there
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Eden Park is located in Kingsland, around 10–15 minutes from central Auckland.
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Public transport is the easiest way to get there, with regular trains running from Waitematā Station to Kingsland Station, just a short walk from the stadium. Bus routes also service the area, with additional options available on event days, see Auckland Transport (AT) for details.
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There is no general public parking on major event days, and surrounding streets are often restricted, so planning ahead is recommended.
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