New Zealand have come out on top in Group A after a solid win over Vanuatu.
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 100vw, 640px” data-recalc-dims=”1″/>New Zealand’s Max Mata celebrates his 1st goal. (Photo: OFC via Phototek)</p><p>Vanuatu – New Zealand 0-4</p><p>“Going into this game, Vanuatu with a big crowd, it’s a challenging game for us. I thought we were pretty professional and controlled for most of the game, but they’ve got a few players who are pretty handy. But mostly I felt it was pretty comfortable”, New Zealand coach Darren Bazeley tells Football in Oceania.</p><p>“I feel we can reward ourselves by taking more shots and scoring more goals when we get into good positions.”</p><p><img decoding=)
