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Vaughan Coveny

New Zealand association footballer

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Born 1971 · age 55New Zealand
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    Born 1971
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Updated 2026-06-25

Vaughan Coveny is a retired professional football player from New Zealand. Coveny's senior club career spanned 20 years, mostly in Australia, with his most notable stint being at South Melbourne during their National Soccer League era. He was primarily a striker although he also played as a winger. After retiring from playing, he pursued a coaching career. He was recently the head coach of the Western United under 21's side.

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  • South Melbourne Football Club
    2009–2009
  • Wellington Phoenix FC
    2007–2009
  • Newcastle Jets FC
    2005–2007
  • South Melbourne Football Club
    2005–2006
  • Bulleen Lions
    2004–2004
  • South Melbourne Football Club
    1995–2004
  • Wollongong Wolves FC
    1993–1995
  • Melbourne Knights Football Club
    1992–1993
  • New Zealand men's national football team
    1992–2006
  • Miramar Rangers
    1991–1992
  • Waterside Karori
    1990–1990
  • New Zealand Olympic football team
19902009
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2009–2009144
2007–2009271
2005–2007319
2005–20063614
2004–200451
1995–200424083
1993–19952412
1992–1993224
1992–20066428
1990–1990174
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51.4
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Momentum25.0
Historical15.3
Now attention100.0
Source confidence60.0
Completeness70.0
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