The New Zealand women's football team have qualified for the World Cup for the fourth time in their history after thrashing the Cook Islands 11-0 in Papua New Guinea.
The Football Ferns finished the three game Oceania qualifying series with 30 goals and didn't concede once to book their spot in Canada next year.
New Zealand only needed a draw to secure qualification and it quickly became apparent they would go through as they took a four goal lead inside the first 20 minutes and led 6-0 at half-time.
Amber Hearn ended the game with a hat-trick, while Helen Collins scored twice.