New Zealand and Tahiti will lock horns at a neutral Al-Arabi Stadium in Doha, Qatar for the semi-finals of the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in the OFC zone.The All Whites are on a roll this month, winning all three of their games so far, scoring 12 times and conceding just once.Their prolific run included a stunning 7-1 shellacking of New Caledonia and they will be gunning for a place in the finals with a win here.Tahiti, meanwhile, saw two of their games canceled after Vanuatu and Cook Islands withdrew from the qualifiers due to outbreaks of COVID-19 in their squads.However, Solomon Islands made light work of the French Polynesia outfit, defeating them 3-1 on Thursday to clinch top spot in Group A.New Zealand vs Tahiti Head-To-HeadThere have been 18 previous clashes between the sides, with New Zealand winning 12 times and losing to Tahiti only twice, the last of which came way back in 1995.The All Whites have gone 10 games unbeaten against the minnows, winning eight, including a 3-0 triumph in their last encounter in October 2012.Phillip Rollo@ByPhillipRolloThe Solomon Islands finished top of Group A after former Wellington Phoenix academy player Raphael Le’ai scored a hat-trick to beat Tahiti 3-1. Two of the goals were from full field counters.11:00 AM · Mar 24, 2022321The Solomon Islands finished top of Group A after former Wellington Phoenix academy player Raphael Le’ai scored a hat-trick to beat Tahiti 3-1. Two of the goals were from full field counters. https://t.co/vgF31EhKWHNew Zealand Form Guide (all competitions): W-W-W-L-WTahiti Form Guide (all competitions): L-W-L-W-WNew Zealand vs Tahiti Team NewsNew ZealandThe All Whites had initially called up a 30-man squad for this month's fixtures but seven of them left the camp after their first two clashes.Also, five players - Michael Boxall (injured), Elliot Collier (injured), Sarpreet Singh (injured), Ryan Thomas (unavailable) and Michael Woud (club commitments) - missed out in the first place.Danny Hay's side secured a stunning 7-1 victory over New Caledonia on Thursday and could field the same lineup once more.Injured: Michael Boxall, Elliot Collier, Sarpreet SinghSuspended: NoneUnavailable: Ryan Thomas, Michael Woud, Oli Sail, Dane Ingham, Dalton Wilkins, Clayton Lewis, Ben Old, Kosta Barbarouses, Ben WaineNew Zealand Football@NZ_FootballWith two goals on his starting debut, @alexgreive7 was awarded Player of the Match in the win again New Caledonia #OceaniaQualifiers @OFCfootball3:07 AM · Mar 25, 202210310With two goals on his starting debut, @alexgreive7 was awarded Player of the Match in the win again New Caledonia 💪🇳🇿 #OceaniaQualifiers 🎥 @OFCfootball https://t.co/CTqllF9zSITahitiThe Iron Warriors have called up a relatively small and inexperienced squad for this month's fixtures, and were served a reality check in their 3-1 defeat by Solomon Islands on Thursday.There are five uncapped players in the squad, including France-based striker Tutehau Tufariua, who's gunning to earn his first international cap.Injured: NoneSuspended: NoneUnavailable: NoneNew Zealand vs Tahiti Predicted XINew Zealand (4-3-3): Jamie Searle; Tim Payne, Nikko Boxall, Tommy Smith, Francis de Vries; Cameron Howieson, Matthew Garbett, Callum McCowatt; Logan Rogerson, Alex Greive, Joe Champness.Tahiti (4-3-3): Teave Teamotuaitau; Matatia Paama, Alvin Tehau, François Hapipi, Kévin Barbe; Raimana Li Fung Kuee, Heimano Bourebare, Roonui Tehau; Eddy Kaspard, Teaonui Tehau, Tauhiti Keck.$50 Risk-Free Bet + up to $1,000 Deposit Match at DraftKings SBNew Zealand vs Tahiti PredictionNew Zealand are currently on a great run of form and are far superior to most of the Oceania teams. They should comfortably see off minnows Tahiti.Prediction: New Zealand 3-0 Tahiti