At 12 noon on Wednesday 12 August, Auckland will move to Alert Level 3. This will last for at least 3 days. All Central United FC trainings and activities are suspended until further notice.

If you are looking for a holiday programme to keep the kids busy, please check out the ones run by Auckland City FC.

The club ‘pop-up’ shop will be open on Monday 15 June at the clubhouse on Kiwitea Street from 9:30am to 7:30pm.

The junior season will start on Saturday 20 June and will be extended through until the September school holidays

The club is pleased to advise that we have gained approval from both Auckland Football and Auckland Council to begin restarting our club activities.

New Zealand Football has confirmed that at Alert Level-2 football can begin to return in a measured and calculated capacity. Subject to the Guidelines produced by Sport NZ and New Zealand Football

Today’s announcement from the Prime Minister has indicated that a return to sport is possible when the country moves to Alert Level 2. This is providing firm measures are in place to ensure the health and safety of participants, volunteers and supporters.

The football season may be on hold for the time being but coaches, referees and anyone else keen to learn more about the beautiful game can still continue their personal development.

New Zealand Football and the seven Federations have announced that the community football postponement has been extended until at least Queen’s Birthday Weekend (Saturday 30 May 2020), due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

All Community Football in Auckland & Northland Postponed until 2nd May 2020