The 15th Blue team again showed their all round strength in seeing off a spirited Western Springs side 4-1 on the weekend. This is a balanced side with pace and goal scoring ability up front, a hardworking ball winning and distributing midfield backed up by a defensive line that takes no prisoners. 

Pukekohe opened the scoring playing into a stiff breeze with a lovely through ball that Gary picked up and hammered into the top of the net. Within minutes it was 1-1 when a huge punt from the Western Springs keeper bamboozled the backline and let the opposition striker pounce for an easy goal. This was the Springs tactic all day, huge goalkicks into a swirling wind. It was fantastic to see our 15 year old players getting under the huge kicks and heading them accurately out of harms way.

The Red Devilz travelled to Drury to meet the Sharks for a lunch-time tussle. Coming off a midweek defeat against the aggressive Tuakau Panthers, the Devilz were out to redeem themselves against yet another predator. The Lions had a mid morning meeting with the Hawks and found themselves in an unusual position, less than five minutes into the game. Click on the head-line to find out how both teams fared.

The ladies' first team extended their season-opening winning run to seven matches with a 4-1 over Clendon on Sunday while the men's first team conceded a stoppage time equaliser to draw 3-3 with Bay Olympic at Crum Park on Saturday.

Click through for details of those matches and the other senior fixtures over the weekend of May 26/27.

Entries to pukekoheafc.com's BoneYard voucher competition closed on Sunday 20 May.

Click through to see if you are the lucky winner of the $200 voucher redeemable at the Pukekohe store in the Subway Road shopping complex.

The men's first team suffered their first home loss of the season at Bledisloe Park on Saturday, falling 3-1 to Waiheke United.

Click through for details from that match and all the other senior action from the weekend of May 19/20.

The Pukekohe 9^th Grade Red Devilz hosted the Maraetai Dragons in picture perfect conditions, the spectacle which unfolded was befitting and the large crowd was raucous, in a nice, exuberant way. Why? Read on and you will find out. The 10^th Grade Lions travelled to Manurewa for a battle with the Crusaders, the lunch-time bug struck first and a battle it became. Read on to see how the Lions fared.

Bledisloe Park will play host to several World Cup-bound footballers on June 17 when Pukekohe entertain five-time defending champions Lynn Avon in the first round of the national women's Knockout Cup.

Click through for more details on what will be one of the biggest matches ever played in the history of Pukekohe AFC.

When Alan Ball passed away on April 27, memories of a wonderful night spent with the 1966 World Cup winner came flooding back for those who attended a gala dinner hosted by Pukekohe AFC in February 2006.

Click through for an account of that evening complete with a few photos.

The men's and women's first teams took contrasting victories over the weekend as the club's top two sides continued their fast starts to the 2007 season.

Click through for details on the eight goals scored by the club's top two sides in the latest rounds of their respective leagues.

The women's first team extended their season-opening winning run to six matches while the men's first team were made to pay dearly for another sluggish start with a defeat at Three Kings.

Click through for wrap-ups on those games, links to two other match reports and all the details fom the senior matches played over the weekend.

The Pukekohe Ladies 3rd team made their debut in Division 5 earlier today, squaring off against Otahuhu "A" at Bledisloe Park. Containing a blend of youth, experience and no experience, they set about their task of trying to get off to a winning start.