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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE ∙ Andrew Howe 2
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18
OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE
Contents Page
Hyundai A‐League 2017/18 Season 3 Adelaide United 9 Brisbane Roar FC 27 Central Coast Mariners 45 Melbourne City FC 63 Melbourne Victory 79 Newcastle Jets 97 Perth Glory 115 Sydney FC 133 Wellington Phoenix 151 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 169 Hyundai A‐League History and Records 183 Westfield FFA Cup 233 PlayStation 4 National Premier Leagues 241 Foxtel National Youth League 245 AFC Champions League 251 Australian National League History and Records 265
Copyright Football Federation Australia 2017. All rights reserved. No portion of this product may be reproduced electronically, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise), without the prior written permission of Football Federation Australia. OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE OF THE HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 SEASON A publication of Football Federation Australia Content, statistics and layout by Andrew Howe @AndyHowe_statto All statistics as at 30 September 2017
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 SEASON FIXTURES Round 1 Fri 06 Oct Melbourne City FC Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 07 Oct Central Coast Mariners Newcastle Jets 5.35pm 5.35pm Central Coast Stadium Sat 07 Oct Melbourne Victory Sydney FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Etihad Stadium Sun 08 Oct Wellington Phoenix Adelaide United 5.00pm 3.00pm Westpac Stadium Sun 08 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC Perth Glory 6.00pm 6.00pm Spotless Stadium Round 2 Fri 13 Oct Brisbane Roar FC Adelaide United 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Sat 14 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC Central Coast Mariners 5.35pm 5.35pm Spotless Stadium Sat 14 Oct Melbourne Victory Melbourne City FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Etihad Stadium Sun 15 Oct Newcastle Jets Perth Glory 5.00pm 5.00pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sun 15 Oct Sydney FC Wellington Phoenix 7.00pm 7.00pm Allianz Stadium Round 3 Fri 20 Oct Adelaide United Melbourne Victory 7.20pm 7.50pm Adelaide Oval Sat 21 Oct Melbourne City FC Wellington Phoenix 5.35pm 5.35pm AAMI Park Sat 21 Oct Sydney FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sun 22 Oct Brisbane Roar FC Newcastle Jets 4.00pm 5.00pm Suncorp Stadium Sun 22 Oct Perth Glory Central Coast Mariners 4.00pm 7.00pm nib Stadium Round 4 Fri 27 Oct Sydney FC Perth Glory 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sat 28 Oct Wellington Phoenix Brisbane Roar FC 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 28 Oct Adelaide United Melbourne City FC 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Sun 29 Oct Newcastle Jets Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5.00pm 5.00pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sun 29 Oct Central Coast Mariners Melbourne Victory 7.00pm 7.00pm Central Coast Stadium Round 5 Fri 03 Nov Melbourne City FC Sydney FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 04 Nov Newcastle Jets Wellington Phoenix 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 04 Nov Perth Glory Adelaide United 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sun 05 Nov Brisbane Roar FC Central Coast Mariners 4.00pm 5.00pm Suncorp Stadium Mon 06 Nov Melbourne Victory Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Etihad Stadium Round 6 Fri 10 Nov Central Coast Mariners Sydney FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Central Coast Stadium Sat 11 Nov Adelaide United Newcastle Jets 5.05pm 5.35pm Coopers Stadium Sat 11 Nov Melbourne Victory Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Etihad Stadium Sun 12 Nov Wellington Phoenix Perth Glory 4.30pm 2.30pm Westpac Stadium Sun 12 Nov Melbourne City FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.00pm 7.00pm AAMI Park Round 7 Thu 16 Nov Central Coast Mariners Adelaide United 7.50pm 7.50pm Central Coast Stadium Fri 17 Nov Brisbane Roar FC Melbourne City FC 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Sat 18 Nov Western Sydney Wanderers FC Wellington Phoenix 5.35pm 5.35pm Spotless Stadium Sat 18 Nov Sydney FC Newcastle Jets 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sun 19 Nov Perth Glory Melbourne Victory 4.00pm 7.00pm nib Stadium Round 8 Thu 23 Nov Newcastle Jets Melbourne Victory 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Fri 24 Nov Melbourne City FC Perth Glory 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 25 Nov Wellington Phoenix Central Coast Mariners 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 25 Nov Sydney FC Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sun 26 Nov Adelaide United Western Sydney Wanderers FC 6.30pm 7.00pm Coopers Stadium Date Home team Away team Local AEDT Venue
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 SEASON FIXTURES Round 9 Fri 01 Dec Adelaide United Sydney FC 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Sat 02 Dec Western Sydney Wanderers FC Brisbane Roar FC 5.35pm 5.35pm Spotless Stadium Sat 02 Dec Newcastle Jets Melbourne City FC 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sun 03 Dec Wellington Phoenix Melbourne Victory 4.30pm 2.30pm Westpac Stadium Sun 03 Dec Central Coast Mariners Perth Glory 7.00pm 7.00pm Central Coast Stadium Round 10 Fri 08 Dec Melbourne Victory Adelaide United 7.50pm 7.50pm Etihad Stadium Sat 09 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Wellington Phoenix 4.35pm 5.35pm Cbus Super Stadium Sat 09 Dec Western Sydney Wanderers FC Sydney FC 7.50pm 7.50pm ANZ Stadium Sat 09 Dec Perth Glory Newcastle Jets 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sun 10 Dec Melbourne City FC Central Coast Mariners 7.00pm 7.00pm AAMI Park Round 11 Fri 15 Dec Sydney FC Melbourne City FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sat 16 Dec Newcastle Jets Adelaide United 5.35pm 5.35pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 16 Dec Central Coast Mariners Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Central Coast Stadium Sat 16 Dec Perth Glory Wellington Phoenix 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sun 17 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Melbourne Victory 6.00pm 7.00pm Suncorp Stadium Round 12 Thu 21 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Perth Glory 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Fri 22 Dec Newcastle Jets Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 23 Dec Wellington Phoenix Sydney FC 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 23 Dec Melbourne City FC Melbourne Victory 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Tue 26 Dec Adelaide United Central Coast Mariners 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Round 13 Fri 29 Dec Melbourne Victory Newcastle Jets 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 30 Dec Adelaide United Brisbane Roar FC 5.05pm 5.35pm Coopers Stadium Sat 30 Dec Sydney FC Perth Glory 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sun 31 Dec Central Coast Mariners Wellington Phoenix 7.00pm 7.00pm Central Coast Stadium Mon 01 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC Melbourne City FC 7.50pm 7.50pm ANZ Stadium Round 14 Wed 03 Jan Sydney FC Newcastle Jets 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Fri 05 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Fri 05 Jan Perth Glory Adelaide United 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sat 06 Jan Melbourne Victory Central Coast Mariners 5.35pm 5.35pm Simonds Stadium Sat 06 Jan Melbourne City FC Wellington Phoenix 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Round 15 Mon 08 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Sydney FC 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Tue 09 Jan Newcastle Jets Central Coast Mariners 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Tue 09 Jan Perth Glory Melbourne City FC 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Wed 10 Jan Wellington Phoenix Melbourne Victory 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Wed 10 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC Adelaide United 7.50pm 7.50pm ANZ Stadium Round 16 Fri 12 Jan Newcastle Jets Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 13 Jan Wellington Phoenix Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 13 Jan Melbourne Victory Perth Glory 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sun 14 Jan Central Coast Mariners Melbourne City FC 5.00pm 5.00pm Central Coast Stadium Sun 14 Jan Adelaide United Sydney FC 6.30pm 7.00pm Coopers Stadium Date Home team Away team Local AEDT Venue
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 SEASON FIXTURES Round 17 Thu 18 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Perth Glory 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Fri 19 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC Melbourne Victory 7.50pm 7.50pm ANZ Stadium Sat 20 Jan Newcastle Jets Wellington Phoenix 5.35pm 5.35pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 20 Jan Sydney FC Central Coast Mariners 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sun 21 Jan Melbourne City FC Adelaide United 7.00pm 7.00pm AAMI Park Round 18 Thu 25 Jan Melbourne City FC Newcastle Jets 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Fri 26 Jan Melbourne Victory Sydney FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 27 Jan Wellington Phoenix Adelaide United 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 27 Jan Central Coast Mariners Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Central Coast Stadium Sun 28 Jan Perth Glory Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5.30pm 8.30pm nib Stadium Round 19 Fri 02 Feb Sydney FC Wellington Phoenix 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sat 03 Feb Newcastle Jets Melbourne Victory 5.35pm 5.35pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 03 Feb Adelaide United Perth Glory 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Sun 04 Feb Central Coast Mariners Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5.00pm 5.00pm Central Coast Stadium Sun 04 Feb Brisbane Roar FC Melbourne City FC 6.00pm 7.00pm Suncorp Stadium Round 20 Fri 09 Feb Melbourne Victory Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 10 Feb Wellington Phoenix Perth Glory 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 10 Feb Melbourne City FC Sydney FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Fri 16 Feb Western Sydney Wanderers FC Newcastle Jets 7.50pm 7.50pm Spotless Stadium Sat 17 Feb Adelaide United Central Coast Mariners 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Round 21 Fri 23 Feb Central Coast Mariners Wellington Phoenix 7.50pm 7.50pm Central Coast Stadium Sat 24 Feb Brisbane Roar FC Newcastle Jets 4.35pm 5.35pm Suncorp Stadium Sat 24 Feb Melbourne Victory Adelaide United 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 24 Feb Perth Glory Melbourne City FC 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sun 25 Feb Sydney FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.00pm 7.00pm Allianz Stadium Round 22 Fri 02 Mar Melbourne City FC Melbourne Victory 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 03 Mar Newcastle Jets Sydney FC 5.35pm 5.35pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 03 Mar Brisbane Roar FC Adelaide United 6.50pm 7.50pm Suncorp Stadium Sat 10 Mar Western Sydney Wanderers FC Wellington Phoenix 7.50pm 7.50pm Spotless Stadium Sat 10 Mar Perth Glory Central Coast Mariners 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Round 23 Sun 04 Mar Western Sydney Wanderers FC Perth Glory 5.00pm 5.00pm Spotless Stadium Fri 16 Mar Adelaide United Melbourne City FC 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Sat 17 Mar Wellington Phoenix Newcastle Jets 7.35pm 5.35pm QBE Stadium (Auckland) Sat 17 Mar Sydney FC Brisbane Roar FC 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sun 18 Mar Melbourne Victory Central Coast Mariners 5.00pm 5.00pm AAMI Park Round 24 Fri 23 Mar Adelaide United Newcastle Jets 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Sat 24 Mar Central Coast Mariners Sydney FC 5.35pm 5.35pm Central Coast Stadium Sat 24 Mar Melbourne City FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sun 25 Mar Wellington Phoenix Brisbane Roar FC 7.00pm 5.00pm Westpac Stadium Sun 25 Mar Perth Glory Melbourne Victory 4.00pm 7.00pm nib Stadium Date Home team Away team Local AEDT Venue
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 SEASON FIXTURES Round 25 Fri 30 Mar Adelaide United Wellington Phoenix 7.20pm 7.50pm Coopers Stadium Sat 31 Mar Brisbane Roar FC Central Coast Mariners 4.35pm 5.35pm Suncorp Stadium Sat 31 Mar Melbourne Victory Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sat 31 Mar Perth Glory Sydney FC 7.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sun 01 Apr Newcastle Jets Melbourne City FC 5.00pm 5.00pm McDonald Jones Stadium
Round 26 Fri 06 Apr Newcastle Jets Perth Glory 7.50pm 7.50pm McDonald Jones Stadium Sat 07 Apr Western Sydney Wanderers FC Brisbane Roar FC 5.35pm 5.35pm ANZ Stadium Sat 07 Apr Melbourne City FC Central Coast Mariners 7.50pm 7.50pm AAMI Park Sun 08 Apr Melbourne Victory Wellington Phoenix 5.00pm 5.00pm AAMI Park Sun 08 Apr Sydney FC Adelaide United 7.00pm 7.00pm Allianz Stadium
Round 27 Fri 13 Apr Central Coast Mariners Newcastle Jets 7.50pm 7.50pm Central Coast Stadium Sat 14 Apr Wellington Phoenix Melbourne City FC 7.35pm 5.35pm Westpac Stadium Sat 14 Apr Sydney FC Melbourne Victory 7.50pm 7.50pm Allianz Stadium Sat 14 Apr Perth Glory Brisbane Roar FC 8.00pm 10.00pm nib Stadium Sun 15 Apr Western Sydney Wanderers FC Adelaide United 5.00pm 5.00pm ANZ Stadium
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017 FINALS SERIES
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
Elimination Final 1 Fri–Sun 20–22 Apr TBC
3rd v 6th
Semi Final 1Fri–Sun 27–29 Apr TBC 1st v lowest ranked Week 1 winner
GRAND FINAL Sat–Sun 5–6 May TBC Winner Semi Final 1 v Winner Semi Final 2
Elimination Final 2 Fri–Sun 20–22 Apr TBC
4th v 5th
Semi Final 2 Fri–Sun 27–29 Apr TBC 2nd v highest ranked
Week 1 winner
Times/dates/venues of all matches subject to change.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 SEASON MATCH OFFICIALS
REFEREES Kurt Ams (NSW)
Hyundai A‐League games: 15 First game: 29‐Aug‐10
Melbourne City 2–2 Perth Glory AAMI Park
Jonathan Barreiro (VIC) Hyundai A‐League games: 11
First game: 09‐Jan‐16 Sydney FC 2–0 Newcastle Jets
ANZ Stadium
Chris Beath (QLD) Hyundai A‐League games: 148
First game: 28‐Sep‐08 Wellington Phoenix 2–1 Sydney FC
Westpac Stadium
Matthew Conger (NZ) Hyundai A‐League games: 14
First game: 27‐Dec‐14 Central Coast 3–3 Brisbane Roar
Central Coast Stadium
Daniel Elder (SA) Hyundai A‐League games: 7
First game: 16‐Oct‐16 Perth Glory 1–2 Newcastle Jets
nib Stadium
Shaun Evans (VIC) Hyundai A‐League games: 54
First game: 07‐Oct‐12 Newcastle Jets 0–2 Adelaide United
McDonald Jones Stadium
Adam Fielding (WA) Hyundai A‐League games: 16
First game: 16‐Nov‐14 Melbourne City 2–2 Central Coast
AAMI Park
Jarred Gillett (QLD) Hyundai A‐League games: 121
First game: 19‐Sep‐10 Gold Coast 0–0 Central Coast
Cbus Super Stadium
Peter Green (QLD) Hyundai A‐League games: 174
First game: 10‐Oct‐05 Melbourne Victory 3–0 NZ Knights
Olympic Park
Kris Griffith‐Jones (NSW) Hyundai A‐League games: 96
First game: 18‐Jan‐09 Newcastle Jets 2–1 Perth Glory
McDonald Jones Stadium
Adam Kersey (QLD) Hyundai A‐League games: 11
First game: 23‐Mar‐12 Adelaide United 1–1 North Qld Fury
Coopers Stadium
Alex King (QLD) Hyundai A‐League games: –
Stephen Lucas (NSW) Hyundai A‐League games: 21
First game: 05‐Apr‐14 Perth Glory 3–1 Central Coast
Mariners, nib Stadium
VIDEO ASSISTANT REFEREES
Mathew Cheeseman (WA) Strebre Delovski (NSW) Eddie Lennie (WA) Nick Waldron (NZ) Craig Zetter (SA)
ASSISTANT VIDEO ASSISTANT REFEREES Michael Bailey (NSW) Luke Brennan (VIC) Jamie Cross (NZ) Daniel Goodwin (SA) Richard Naumovski (ACT)
ASSISTANT REFEREES Ashley Beecham (QLD) Luke Brennan (VIC) Wilson Brown (VIC) Paul Cetrangolo (SA) James Cleal (NNSW) Matthew Cream (SA) Scott Edeling (NSW)
Ryan Gallagher (NNSW) Andrej Giev (NSW)
Owen Goldrick (ACT) Lance Greenshields (NSW)
Daniel Ilievski (VIC) Sarah Jones (NZ)
George Lakrindis (VIC) Andrew Lindsay (QLD)
Glen Lochrie (NZ) Simon Lount (NZ)
Nathan MacDonald (QLD)
Josh Mannella (WA) Matthew McOrist (NSW) Kearney Robinson (NSW)
Mark Rule (NZ) Arvin Shanmuganathan (WA)
Anton Shchetinin (QLD) Matthew Southern (WA)
Greg Taylor (ACT) James Tesoriero (NSW) David Walsh (QLD)
FOURTH OFFICIALS Adrian Arndt (NSW) Ben Abraham (NSW) Lachlan Keevers (VIC) Jack Morgan (VIC)
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – ALL‐TIME REFEREE RECORDS Games refereed –total and by club
Games Referee Season/s Adelaide
United
Brisb
ane Ro
ar FC
Central C
oast M
ariners
Gold Coa
st United
Melbo
urne
City
FC
Melbo
urne
Victory
New
Zealand
Knigh
ts
New
castle Je
ts
North Que
ensla
nd Fury
Perth Glory
Sydn
ey FC
Wellin
gton
Pho
enix
Western Sydne
y Wan
derers
174 Peter Green (QLD) 2005/06–201617 33 41 29 13 21 49 5 23 13 29 47 31 14 161 Ben Williams (ACT) 2005/06–201516 37 42 38 9 15 37 4 27 4 40 35 22 12 148 Chris Beath (QLD) 2008/09–201617 35 29 23 15 31 29 – 30 7 25 31 28 13 140 Strebre Delovski (NSW) 2005/06–201516 27 26 36 7 19 37 1 21 1 29 39 21 16 121 Jarred Gillett (QLD) 2010/11–201617 21 23 24 3 28 31 – 21 4 22 22 23 20 119 Matthew Breeze (NSW) 2005/06–201011 35 23 28 11 2 29 3 40 3 19 35 10 – 96 Kris Griffith‐Jones (NSW) 2008/09–201617 19 19 20 6 18 18 – 16 1 22 19 17 17 64 Peter O`Leary (NZ) 2005/06–201415 15 14 15 5 4 12 6 10 2 14 9 17 5 58 Alan Milliner (QLD) 2009/10–201617 11 16 10 3 14 9 – 10 1 12 10 13 7 57 Mark Shield (QLD) 2005/06–200809 18 15 18 – – 22 1 13 – 3 23 1 – 54 Shaun Evans (VIC) 2012/13–201617 11 13 9 – 7 10 – 13 – 15 8 13 9 33 Gerard Parsons (NSW) 2009/10–201112 7 4 8 3 4 2 – 7 7 9 7 8 – 31 Ryan Shepheard (NSW) 2009/10–201112 5 6 9 4 6 4 – 9 6 6 3 4 – 30 Craig Zetter (SA) 2005/06–200910 5 7 3 1 – 5 3 9 1 13 5 8 – 30 Simon Pryzdacz (NSW) 2005/06–200708 5 7 7 – – 7 6 10 – 10 6 2 – 30 Matthew Gillett (NSW) 2009/10–201314 4 5 6 6 3 4 – 8 3 8 3 8 2 21 Stephen Lucas (NSW) 2013/14–201617 4 4 6 – 2 1 – 7 – 6 1 7 4 20 Lucien Laverdure (VIC) 2012/13–201415 4 6 3 – 4 1 – 4 – 3 2 6 7 16 Adam Fielding (WA) 2014/15–201617 2 2 8 – 4 2 – 5 – 2 2 2 3 15 Kurt Ams (NSW) 2010/11–201617 3 1 2 1 4 1 – 6 2 3 2 4 1 14 Matthew Conger (NZ) 2014/15–201617 4 3 5 – 1 2 – 3 – 2 2 3 3 11 Angelo Nardi (WA) 2005/06–200708 5 1 2 – – 3 6 3 – 1 1 – – 11 Adam Kersey (QLD) 2011/12–201314 2 3 1 – 3 2 – 3 – 3 – 5 – 11 Jonathan Barreiro (VIC) 2015/16–201617 1 3 3 – 3 – – 4 – 3 1 3 1 7 Michael Hester (NZ) 2007/08–2009/10 1 1 1 – – 1 – 1 – 2 3 4 – 7 Daniel Elder (SA) 2016/17 1 – 2 – 1 1 – 2 – 3 1 2 1 5 Kevin Docherty (VIC) 2006/07–2010/11 1 – 1 – – – 1 2 1 2 1 1 – 5 Tim McGilchrist (NNSW) 2012/13–2013/14 1 3 – – – – – – – 2 – 3 1 4 Brenton Hayward (VIC) 2012/13 1 1 – – 1 – – 2 – – – 1 2 3 Neil Fox (NZ) 2005/06 – – 1 – – – 3 – – 2 – – – 3 Perry Mur (VIC) 2005/06 1 1 1 – – – 2 1 – – – – – 3 Regis Queffelec (SA) 2011/12–2012/13 – – – 1 1 2 – – – 1 – – 1 3 Takuto Okabe (JPN) 2013/14–2015/16 1 1 – – – – – 1 – – 1 1 1 2 James Lewis (NSW) 2005/06 – 1 – – – – 1 1 – 1 – – – 2 Chris Boyle (SCO) 2010/11 – 1 – – 1 1 – – 1 – – – – 2 Kazuyoshi Enomoto (JPN) 2014/15 1 1 1 – – – – 1 – – – – – 2 Yudai Yamamoto (JPN) 2014/15 1 1 1 – – – – – – – – – 1 2 Koichiro Fukushima (JPN) 2015/16 – – 1 – – – – 1 – – 1 – 1 1 Hiroyuki Kimura (JPN) 2013/14 – – 1 – 1 – – – – – – – –
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ADELAIDE UNITED
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE 10 ∙ Andrew Howe
ADELAIDE UNITED – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sun 08 Oct Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 5.00pm 3.00pm ..... ..... Fri 13 Oct Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 20 Oct Melbourne Victory Adelaide Oval 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 28 Oct Melbourne City FC Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 04 Nov Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sat 11 Nov Newcastle Jets Coopers Stadium 5.05pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Thu 16 Nov Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 26 Nov Western Sydney Wanderers FC Coopers Stadium 6.30pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Fri 01 Dec Sydney FC Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 08 Dec Melbourne Victory Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 16 Dec Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Tue 26 Dec Central Coast Mariners Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 30 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Coopers Stadium 5.05pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 05 Jan Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Wed 10 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 14 Jan Sydney FC Coopers Stadium 6.30pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sun 21 Jan Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 27 Jan Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Feb Perth Glory Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 17 Feb Central Coast Mariners Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Feb Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Mar Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 16 Mar Melbourne City FC Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 23 Mar Newcastle Jets Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 30 Mar Wellington Phoenix Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 08 Apr Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sun 15 Apr Western Sydney Wanderers FC ANZ Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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ADELAIDE UNITED – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 27
Won / Drew / Lost 6 / 8 / 13
Goals for 26 (1.0 per game)
Goals against 45 (1.7 per game)
Position on ladder 8th
Goals Dylan McGowan 4, Baba Diawara 3, Sergi Guardiola 3, Henrique Silva 3, Marcelo Carrusca 2, Tarek Elrich 2, Sergio Cirio 1, Jesse Makarounas 1, Riley McGree 1, Nikola Mileusnic 1, Jordan O`Doherty 1, Mark Ochieng 1, Isaias Sanchez 1
Goalkeepers Eugene Galekovic 23 appearances (3 clean sheets) John Hall 3 appearances (1 clean sheet) Daniel Margush 2 appearances (1 clean sheet)
Coaches Guillermo Amor 25 games (W5–D7–L13) Pau Marti 2 games (W1–D1–L0)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos.
09‐Oct Newcastle Jets (A) D 1–1 (1–1) Makarounas 29' 9145 5th 14‐Oct W.Sydney Wanderers (H) L 1–2 (1–0) Henrique 43' 14789 6th 22‐Oct Melbourne Victory (H) L 1–2 (0–1) Elrich 68' 14908 8th 28‐Oct Melbourne City (A) L 1–2 (0–1) Guardiola 64' 10053 9th 06‐Nov Central Coast Mariners (H) L 1–2 (1–0) Guardiola 27'pen 10974 10th 11‐Nov Brisbane Roar (H) D 1–1 (0–0) Guardiola 78' 9146 10th 18‐Nov Perth Glory (A) L 1–3 (1–1) Own goal 22' 10011 10th 26‐Nov Sydney FC (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 13179 10th 04‐Dec Wellington Phoenix (H) W 2–0 (2–0) Henrique 27' 39' 8539 8th 11‐Dec Brisbane Roar (A) L 0–4 (0–2) 15605 10th 16‐Dec Newcastle Jets (A) L 1–2 (0–1) Sanchez 68' 5642 10th 26‐Dec Sydney FC (H) L 0–4 (0–1) 11805 10th 01‐Jan Wellington Phoenix (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 5548 10th 07‐Jan Melbourne Victory (H) L 0–2 (0–1) 10036 10th 12‐Jan Melbourne City (H) W 2–1 (1–1) McGowan 10', Ochieng 87' 10607 9th 20‐Jan Sydney FC (A) L 0–2 (0–0) 11255 9th 29‐Jan Wellington Phoenix (H) D 2–2 (1–2) McGree 7', Mileusnic 80' 8313 10th 05‐Feb Central Coast Mariners (A) L 1–2 (0–1) O`Doherty 92' 5072 10th 10‐Feb Perth Glory (H) L 0–5 (0–3) 6006 10th 17‐Feb Newcastle Jets (H) W 1–0 (0–0) Carrusca 61'pen 6642 10th 25‐Feb Melbourne Victory (A) W 2–1 (0–0) Elrich 90' 19035 10th 04‐Mar W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 8965 10th 19‐Mar Brisbane Roar (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Diawara 16', Cirio 98'pen 7197 9th 25‐Mar Central Coast Mariners (A) W 3–2 (0–1) Diawara 56' 66', McGowan 61' 5438 8th 31‐Mar Perth Glory (H) D 1–1 (1–1) McGowan 23' 7307 8th 07‐Apr Melbourne City (A) L 0–1 (0–1) 9438 8th 15‐Apr W.Sydney Wanderers (H) D 2–2 (2–0) Carrusca 10'pen, McGowan 38' 7636 8th
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ADELAIDE UNITED – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Appearances 4 19 2 20 7 25 23 27 16 3 13 13 22 7 16 18 10 2 6 12 27 16 6 17 8 17 11 1 Starting appearances 1 16 – 19 6 24 23 24 14 2 12 13 22 4 8 17 7 2 1 11 27 11 3 7 3 10 9 1
Goals – 2 – 1 3 2 – – 3 – 3 – 1 – – – 1 – – – 4 1 – 1 1 1 – – Yellow cards 1 2 – 2 1 6 1 6 2 – 2 1 – 1 1 2 2 – – – 5 4 – – 1 – 3 –
Red cards – 1 – – – – – – – – – – 1 – – – – – – – – – – – – 1 – –
Newcastle (1–1)Western Sydney (1–2)
Melb Victory (1–2)Melb City (1–2)
Central Coast (1–2)Brisbane (1–1)
*Perth Glory (1–3)Sydney FC (0–0)Wellington (2–0)Brisbane (0–4)
Newcastle (1–2)Sydney FC (0–4)Wellington (0–0)
Melb Victory (0–2)Melb City (2–1)Sydney FC (0–2)Wellington (2–2)
Central Coast (1–2)Perth Glory (0–5)Newcastle (1–0)
Melb Victory (2–1)Western Sydney (0–0)
Brisbane (2–1)Central Coast (3–2)Perth Glory (1–1)Melb City (0–1)
Western Sydney (2–2)=starting appearance =substitute appearance # =goals scored * =own goal
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ADELAIDE UNITED – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 13 4 4 33 25 43 1 / 8 Shengqing Qu, Fernando, Carl Veart 7 2006/07 21 10 3 8 32 27 33 2 / 8 Nathan Burns, Fernando 6 2007/08 21 6 8 7 31 29 26 6 / 8 Bruce Djite, Lucas Pantelis 6 2008/09 21 11 5 5 31 19 38 2 / 8 Cristiano 8 2009/10 27 7 8 12 24 33 29 10 / 10 Lucas Pantelis 5 2010/11 30 15 5 10 51 36 50 3 / 11 Sergio Van Dijk 17 2011/12 27 5 10 12 26 44 25 9 / 10 Sergio Van Dijk 8 2012/13 27 12 5 10 38 37 41 4 / 10 Dario Vidosic 10 2013/14 27 10 8 9 45 36 38 6 / 10 Fabio Ferreira, Jeronimo Neumann 9 2014/15 27 14 4 9 47 32 46 4 / 10 Pablo Sanchez 8 2015/16 27 14 7 6 45 28 49 1 / 10 Bruce Djite 11 2016/17 27 6 8 13 26 45 26 8 / 10 Dylan McGowan 4 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2006 3 0 1 2 3 5 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Lost Preliminary Final 2007 4 0 2 2 2 9 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Won Prelim.Final(pens), Lost G.Final 2009 4 1 0 3 1 7 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Won Prelim.Final, Lost Grand Final 2011 2 1 0 1 3 3 Won Elimination Final, Lost Minor Semi 2013 1 0 0 1 1 2 Lost Elimination Final 2014 1 0 0 1 0 1 Lost Elimination Final 2015 2 1 0 1 3 5 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2016 2 2 0 0 7 2 Won Semi Final, Won Grand Final ALL MATCHES 322 128 78 116 449 425
BIGGEST WINS W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers W7‐0 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers W6‐1 v Wellington (05‐Dec‐08) Coopers W5‐1 v Newcastle (08‐Sep‐06) Coopers W5‐1 v Wellington (27‐Feb‐14) Coopers At home W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers W7‐0 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers W6‐1 v Wellington (05‐Dec‐08) Coopers Away W4‐0 v Wellington (05‐Mar‐16) Westpac W4‐1 v Melb Victory (09‐Jan‐11) AAMI P W4‐1 v Brisbane (22‐Jan‐16) Suncorp
MOST GOALS SCORED 8 W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers 7 W7‐0 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers 6 W6‐1 v Wellington (05‐Dec‐08) Coopers
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W6‐1 v Wellington (05‐Dec‐08) 2nd half 4 W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11) 1st half 4 W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 6 mins W3‐0 v Wellington (22‐Oct‐10) 4 goals in 19 mins W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11) 5 goals in 39 mins W8‐1 v North Qld (21‐Jan‐11)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐6 v Melb Victory (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp L0‐5 v Perth (10‐Feb‐17) Coopers L1‐6 v Western Syd (21‐Dec‐12) Parramatta L0‐4 v Melb Victory (14‐Feb‐09) Etihad At home L0‐5 v Perth (10‐Feb‐17) Coopers L0‐4 v Central Coast (02‐Dec‐11) Coopers L0‐4 v Sydney (26‐Dec‐16) Coopers Away L0‐6 v Melb Victory (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp L1‐6 v Western Syd (21‐Dec‐12) Parramatta
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 7 L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp 6 L0‐6 v Melb Victory (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad 6 L1‐6 v Western Syd (21‐Dec‐12) Parramatta
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L2‐4 v Perth (06‐Nov‐05) 1st half 4 L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11) 1st half 3 L1‐4 v Sydney (02‐Oct‐06) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11) 4 goals in 8 mins L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11) 5 goals in 15 mins L1‐7 v Brisbane (28‐Oct‐11)
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ADELAIDE UNITED – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 238 Eugene Galekovic (2007/08–2016/17) 137 Travis Dodd (2005/06–2010/11) 133 Bruce Djite (2006/07–2015/16) 124 Cassio (2007/08–2013/14) 114 Marcelo Carrusca (2012/13–2016/17) 106 Cameron Watson (2010/11–2014/15) 103 Robert Cornthwaite (2005/06–2010/11) 103 Isaías (2013/14–2016/17) 101 Lucas Pantelis (2005/06–2010/11) 99 Sergio Cirio (2013/14–2016/17)
MOST GOALS 35 Bruce Djite (2006/07–2015/16) 30 Travis Dodd (2005/06–2010/11) 25 Marcelo Carrusca (2012/13–2016/17) 25 Sergio Van Dijk (2010/11–2012/13) 20 Sergio Cirio (2013/14–2016/17)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.45 Sergio Van Dijk (25 goals / 55 games) 0.34 Fernando Rech (13 goals / 38 games) 0.33 Pablo Sanchez (17 goals / 51 games) 0.31 Jeronimo Neumann (16 goals / 51 games) 0.31 Shengqing Qu (8 goals / 26 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 17 Sergio Van Dijk (2010/11) 11 Bruce Djite (2015/16) 10 Dario Vidosic (2012/13) 9 Fabio Ferreira (2013/14) 9 Jeronimo Neumann (2013/14)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 8 Marcelo Carrusca (2013/14–2016/17) 6 Travis Dodd (2007/08–2009/10) 5 Sergio Van Dijk (2010/11–2011/12)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 4 Nigel Boogaard (2011/12–2014/15) 3 Fabian Barbiero (2007/08–2011/12)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 67 Eugene Galekovic (2007/08–2016/17) 9 Daniel Beltrame (2005/06–2007/08)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 3 Nathan Burns (W3–1 v Central Coast) 21‐Jan‐07 3 Marcos Flores (W8–1 v North Qld) 21‐Jan‐11 3 Sergio Van Dijk (W8–1 v North Qld) 21‐Jan‐11 3 Sergio Cirio (L3–4 v Melb Victory) 22‐Feb‐14
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 15y 212d Teeboy Kamara (L0‐3 v Gold Coast) 16‐Dec‐11 16y 275d Jacob Melling (W3‐1 v Melb City) 04‐Jan‐12 17y 021d Joe Costa (W1‐0 v Perth) 07‐Aug‐09 17y 118d Awer Mabil (W3‐2 v Perth) 11‐Jan‐13 17y 138d Riley McGree (D0‐0 v Western Syd) 19‐Mar‐16
OLDEST PLAYERS 40y 320d Romario (W3‐2 v Newcastle) 15‐Dec‐06 36y 273d Carl Veart (L0‐6 v Melb Victory) 18‐Feb‐07 35y 307d Eugene Galekovic (D2‐2 v Western Syd) 15‐Apr‐17 34y 168d Mike Valkanis (L0‐2 v Melb Victory) 07‐Feb‐09 34y 149d Mark Rudan (L0‐2 v Melb Victory) 23‐Jan‐10
YOUNGEST SCORERS 18y 088d Riley McGree (D2‐2 v Wellington) 29‐Jan‐17 18y 139d Awer Mabil (L1‐2 v Wellington) 01‐Feb‐14 18y 148d Nathan Burns (L1‐4 v Sydney) 02‐Oct‐06 18y 235d Mathew Leckie (W2‐0 v North Qld) 27‐Sep‐09 19y 315d Jordan Elsey (W2‐1 v Brisbane) 11‐Jan‐14 19y 114d Jordan O`Doherty (L1‐2 v Central Coast) 05‐Feb‐17
OLDEST SCORERS 40y 320d Romario (W3‐2 v Newcastle) 15‐Dec‐06 36y 266d Carl Veart (D1‐1 v Newcastle) 11‐Feb‐07 34y 024d Richie Alagich (D1‐1 v Perth) 23‐Nov‐07 33y 226d Marcelo Carrusca (D2‐2 v Western Syd) 15‐Apr‐17 33y 216d Ross Aloisi (L1‐2 v Sydney) 19‐Nov‐06
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 24.34y v Melbourne City (D1‐1) 23‐Mar‐12
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 31.36y v Central Coast Mariners (L0‐2) 25‐Nov‐06
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Carl Veart (W1‐0 v Newcastle) 26‐Aug‐05 (19') 100th goal Bruce Djite (W2‐0 v Brisbane) 20‐Jan‐08 (17') 200th goal Marcos Flores (W8‐1 v North Qld) 21‐Jan‐11 (37') 300th goal Ryan Griffiths (D2‐2 v Melb City) 25‐Jan‐14 (90') 400th goal Stefan Mauk (W3‐2 v Central Coast) 14‐Feb‐16 (91')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 7 (13‐Nov‐05 to 12‐Jan‐06) 7 (20‐Aug‐10 to 10‐Dec‐10) 5 (22‐Oct‐05 to 12‐Jan‐06) Undefeated 14 (06‐Dec‐15 to 05‐Mar‐16) 14 (14‐Dec‐13 to 06‐Dec‐14) 10 (18‐Dec‐15 to 08‐Apr‐16) Winless 9 (28‐Jan‐07 to 22‐Sep‐07) 6 (06‐Nov‐09 to 19‐Jan‐10) 9 (09‐Oct‐16 to 05‐Feb‐17) Losing 4 (19‐Feb‐06 to 02‐Sep‐06) 4 (29‐Jan‐12 to 01‐Mar‐12) 4 (03‐Feb‐06 to 02‐Sep‐06) No goals conceded 3 (26‐Aug‐05 to 09‐Sep‐05) 4 (20‐Jan‐08 to 27‐Sep‐08) 2 (22‐Sep‐06 to 15‐Oct‐06) No goals scored 3 (26‐Feb‐06 to 02‐Sep‐06) 3 (25‐Nov‐11 to 16‐Dec‐11) 3 (25‐Aug‐06 to 22‐Sep‐06)
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ADELAIDE UNITED – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Paul Agostino 20 (4) 2007/08–2008/09 Richie Alagich 65 (2) 2005/06–2007/08 Alemao 36 (3) 2008/09–2009/10 Ross Aloisi 47 (3) 2005/06–2006/07 Eli Babalj 9 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Robert Bajic 32 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Fabian Barbiero 90 (8) 2007/08–2012/13 Jake Barker‐Daish 19 (2) 2012/13–2013/14 Daniel Beltrame 30 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Mark Birighitti 8 (0) 2008/09–2011/12 Dario Bodrusic 4 (0) 2010/11 Nigel Boogaard 98 (2) 2010/11–2014/15 Daniel Bowles 21 (1) 2012/13–2013/14 Louis Brain 17 (3) 2005/06 Chad Bugeja 9 (0) 2005/06 Nathan Burns 35 (9) 2006/07–2007/08 Zenon Caravella 29 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Marcelo Carrusca 114 (25) 2012/13–2016/17 Cassio 124 (7) 2007/08–2013/14 Danny Choi 2 (0) 2016/17 Sergio Cirio 99 (20) 2013/14–2016/17 Robert Cornthwaite 103 (4) 2005/06–2010/11 Anthony Costa 2 (0) 2013/14 Joe Costa 1 (0) 2009/10 Angelo Costanzo 73 (0) 2005/06–2008/09 Cristiano 49 (11) 2008/09–2009/10 Ricardo Da Silva 5 (0) 2011/12 Baba Diawara 7 (3) 2016/17 Spase Dilevski 12 (1) 2011/12 Bruce Djite 133 (35) 2006/07–2015/16 Travis Dodd 137 (30) 2005/06–2010/11 Mate Dugandzic 18 (1) 2015/16 Tarek Elrich 98 (3) 2013/14–2016/17 Jordan Elsey 27 (1) 2013/14–2015/16 Isyan Erdogan 13 (0) 2007/08 Fabio Ferreira 51 (13) 2012/13–2014/15 Marcos Flores 31 (8) 2009/10–2010/11 Iain Fyfe 75 (5) 2009/10–2012/13 Eugene Galekovic 238 (0) 2007/08–2016/17 Ben Garuccio 27 (0) 2016/17 Dez Giraldi 12 (1) 2006/07–2007/08 Antony Golec 26 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Craig Goodwin 55 (10) 2014/15–2015/16 Aaron Goulding 21 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Rostyn Griffiths 2 (0) 2008/09 Ryan Griffiths 4 (1) 2013/14 Sergi Guardiola 16 (3) 2016/17 John Hall 10 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Tony Hatzis 1 (0) 2005/06 Henrique 13 (3) 2016/17 James Holland 13 (0) 2016/17 Adam Hughes 57 (1) 2009/10–2010/11
Isaías 103 (6) 2013/14–2016/17 Paul Izzo 6 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Kim Jae‐sung 7 (0) 2016/17 Scott Jamieson 49 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 James Jeggo 43 (2) 2014/15–2015/16 Tomi Juric 7 (2) 2012/13 Teeboy Kamara 1 (0) 2011/12 Bruce Kamau 29 (3) 2014/15–2015/16 Joseph Keenan 17 (1) 2010/11 Matthew Kemp 32 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 Ryan Kitto 18 (0) 2013/14–2016/17 Nathan Konstandopoulos 2 (0) 2013/14 Evan Kostopoulos 21 (2) 2009/10–2012/13 Iacopo La Rocca 30 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Mathew Leckie 35 (8) 2009/10–2010/11 Evgeniy Levchenko 10 (0) 2011/12 Steven Lustica 15 (1) 2013/14 Awer Mabil 47 (8) 2012/13–2014/15 Jesse Makarounas 10 (1) 2016/17 Osama Malik 95 (2) 2010/11–2015/16 Daniel Margush 3 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Marc Marino 6 (0) 2016/17 Michael Marrone 89 (1) 2008/09–2016/17 Michael Matricciani 4 (0) 2005/06 Stefan Mauk 13 (3) 2015/16 Dylan McGowan 82 (6) 2014/15–2016/17 Brent McGrath 2 (0) 2013/14 Riley McGree 17 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Jon McKain 48 (0) 2011/12–2013/14 Jacob Melling 9 (0) 2011/12 George Mells 31 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Tom Milardovic 5 (0) 2007/08 Nikola Mileusnic 17 (1) 2016/17 Francesco Monterosso 7 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Daniel Mullen 58 (2) 2008/09–2011/12 Matthew Mullen 4 (0) 2007/08–2010/11 Jeronimo Neumann 51 (16) 2012/13–2013/14 Bradley Norton 2 (0) 2010/11 Jordan O`Doherty 17 (1) 2016/17 Mark Ochieng 9 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Sasa Ognenovski 24 (3) 2008/09 Shaun Ontong 9 (0) 2007/08 Greg Owens 23 (4) 2005/06–2006/07 Lloyd Owusu 16 (1) 2009/10 Miguel Palanca 14 (1) 2014/15 Lucas Pantelis 101 (14) 2005/06–2010/11 Bobby Petta 20 (1) 2006/07–2007/08 Shengqing Qu 26 (8) 2005/06–2006/07 Iain Ramsay 82 (11) 2010/11–2012/13 Fernando Rech 37 (13) 2005/06–2006/07 Kristian Rees 35 (2) 2005/06–2006/07 Taylor Regan 11 (0) 2016/17
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ADELAIDE UNITED – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Paul Reid 60 (3) 2008/09–2010/11 Romario 4 (1) 2006/07 Mark Rudan 19 (0) 2009/10 Jonas Salley 34 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Pablo Sanchez 51 (17) 2014/15–2015/16 Kristian Sarkies 33 (2) 2007/08–2009/10 Inseob Shin 21 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Andy Slory 11 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Dylan Smith 1 (0) 2014/15 Jason Spagnuolo 44 (1) 2005/06–2008/09 Milan Susak 19 (0) 2007/08–2011/12 Antoni Trimboli 2 (0) 2015/16
Francisco Usucar 29 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Mike Valkanis 56 (3) 2005/06–2008/09 Sergio Van Dijk 55 (25) 2010/11–2012/13 Adam Van Dommele 24 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Carl Veart 47 (12) 2005/06–2006/07 Dario Vidosic 51 (15) 2011/12–2012/13 Diego Walsh 28 (1) 2006/07–2008/09 Benjamin Warland 3 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Cameron Watson 106 (1) 2010/11–2014/15 Liam Wooding 1 (0) 2011/12 Robert Younis 12 (0) 2008/09 Michael Zullo 24 (0) 2013/14
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L John Kosmina 26‐Aug‐05 (W1–0 v Newcastle) 18‐Feb‐07 (L0–6 v Melb Victory) 49 23 10 16 Aurelio Vidmar 25‐Aug‐07 (D2–2 v Brisbane) 12‐Feb‐10 (W2–1 v Newcastle) 73 25 21 27 Rini Coolen 06‐Aug‐10 (D0–0 v Newcastle) 16‐Dec‐11 (L0–3 v Gold Coast) 43 18 9 16 John Kosmina 22‐Dec‐11 (D2–2 v Sydney) 25‐Jan‐13 (L1–3 v Perth Glory) 34 13 8 13 Michael Valkanis 03‐Feb‐13 (L2–4 v W Sydney) 07‐Apr‐13 (L1–2 v Brisbane) 9 2 3 4 Sergio Melta 16‐Feb‐13 (L1–2 v Sydney) 1 0 0 1 Josep Gombau 13‐Oct‐13 (W3–1 v Perth) 09‐May‐15 (L0–3 v Sydney) 57 25 12 20 Guillermo Amor 09‐Oct‐15 (D0–0 v Melb Victory) 15‐Apr‐17 (D2‐2 v W Sydney) 54 21 14 19 Pau Marti 26‐Nov‐16 (D0‐0 v Sydney) 04‐Dec‐16 (W2‐0 v Wellington) 2 1 1 0
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A Brisbane Roar 39 15 9 15 43 50 21 7 4 10 22 21 18 8 5 5 21 29 Central Coast Mariners 38 14 6 18 51 56 18 8 4 6 30 25 20 6 2 12 21 31 Melbourne City 22 10 5 7 39 31 12 5 4 3 23 18 10 5 1 4 16 13 Melbourne Victory 42 12 9 21 47 68 19 7 6 6 24 24 23 5 3 15 23 44 Newcastle Jets 37 14 12 11 47 36 19 9 7 3 31 16 18 5 5 8 16 20 Perth Glory 36 16 9 11 49 48 20 11 4 5 31 27 16 5 5 6 18 21 Sydney FC 39 17 7 15 57 54 18 9 4 5 30 26 21 8 3 10 27 28 Wellington Phoenix 31 15 8 8 60 34 17 12 2 3 42 15 14 3 6 5 18 19 Western Sydney Wanderers16 5 6 5 18 21 9 5 2 2 15 11 7 0 4 3 3 10 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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ADELAIDE UNITED – HEAD TO HEAD v Brisbane Roar FC 2005/06 02‐Sep‐05 (H) D 0–0 22‐Oct‐05 (A) W 2–1 01‐Jan‐06 (H) W 4–2 2006/07 22‐Sep‐06 (A) D 0–0 11‐Nov‐06 (A) W 1–0 04‐Jan‐07 (H) L 0–1 2007/08 25‐Aug‐07 (A) D 2–2 02‐Nov‐07 (H) L 0–1 20‐Jan‐08 (H) W 2–0 2008/09 24‐Aug‐08 (A) D 1–1 17‐Oct‐08 (A) W 1–0 14‐Jan‐09 (H) D 0–0 finals 21‐Feb‐09 (H) W 1–0 2009/10 06‐Nov‐09 (H) L 0–2 12‐Dec‐09 (A) W 1–0 06‐Feb‐10 (H) W 2–0 2010/11 18‐Sep‐10 (A) D 1–1 06‐Nov‐10 (A) L 0–4 02‐Jan‐11 (H) L 0–1 2011/12 28‐Oct‐11 (A) L 1–7 07‐Jan‐12 (H) D 1–1 11‐Mar‐12 (A) D 1–1 2012/13 04‐Nov‐12 (A) W 1–0 26‐Dec‐12 (H) L 0–1 02‐Mar‐13 (H) L 0–1 finals 07‐Apr‐13 (H) L 1–2 2013/14 06‐Dec‐13 (H) L 1–2 11‐Jan‐14 (A) W 2–1 09‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 12‐Oct‐14 (A) W 2–1 12‐Dec‐14 (H) L 0–1 11‐Apr‐15 (H) L 2–3 finals 01‐May‐15 (H) W 2–1 2015/16 31‐Oct‐15 (A) L 0–3 22‐Jan‐16 (A) W 4–1 27‐Feb‐16 (H) W 3–0 2016/17 11‐Nov‐16 (H) D 1–1 11‐Dec‐16 (A) L 0–4 19‐Mar‐17 (H) W 2–1 Overall (39 games): W15–D9–L15 v Central Coast Mariners 2005/06 25‐Sep‐05 (H) D 1–1 13‐Nov‐05 (A) W 2–1 20‐Jan‐06 (H) D 1–1 finals 26‐Feb‐06 (H) L 0–1 2006/07 06‐Oct‐06 (H) W 3–1 25‐Nov‐06 (A) L 0–2 21‐Jan‐07 (A) W 3–1 2007/08 30‐Sep‐07 (H) W 2–1 10‐Nov‐07 (A) L 0–2 14‐Dec‐07 (H) L 1–2 2008/09 03‐Oct‐08 (H) D 3–3 15‐Nov‐08 (A) L 0–3 25‐Jan‐09 (A) W 1–0
2009/10 11‐Sep‐09 (H) W 1–0 31‐Oct‐09 (A) D 0–0 15‐Jan‐10 (H) D 1–1 2010/11 15‐Aug‐10 (A) D 1–1 26‐Dec‐10 (A) L 0–2 29‐Jan‐11 (H) L 1–2 2011/12 02‐Dec‐11 (H) L 0–4 21‐Jan‐12 (A) L 2–3 17‐Mar‐12 (A) L 0–1 2012/13 01‐Dec‐12 (A) L 1–2 25‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–3 24‐Mar‐13 (H) L 0–2 2013/14 26‐Oct‐13 (A) L 0–1 14‐Dec‐13 (H) W 4–0 14‐Feb‐14 (H) W 2–0 finals 19‐Apr‐14 (A) L 0–1 2014/15 23‐Nov‐14 (A) W 2–0 07‐Feb‐15 (A) L 1–2 12‐Mar‐15 (H) W 2–1 2015/16 16‐Jan‐16 (H) W 3–1 14‐Feb‐16 (A) W 3–2 27‐Mar‐16 (H) W 4–2 2016/17 06‐Nov‐16 (H) L 1–2 05‐Feb‐17 (A) L 1–2 25‐Mar‐17 (A) W 3–2 Overall (38 games): W14–D6–L18 v Melbourne Victory 2005/06 09‐Sep‐05 (H) W 1–0 28‐Oct‐05 (A) W 1–0 05‐Jan‐06 (H) W 1–0 2006/07 25‐Aug‐06 (A) L 0–2 15‐Oct‐06 (A) W 1–0 01‐Dec‐06 (H) L 1–3 finals 28‐Jan‐07 (H) D 0–0 finals 04‐Feb‐07 (A) L 1–2 grand final 18‐Feb‐07 (A) L 0–6 2007/08 07‐Sep‐07 (H) D 1–1 12‐Oct‐07 (H) W 4–1 08‐Dec‐07 (A) D 2–2 2008/09 12‐Sep‐08 (A) L 0–1 31‐Oct‐08 (H) L 2–3 06‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–1 finals 07‐Feb‐09 (H) L 0–2 finals 14‐Feb‐09 (A) L 0–4 grand final 28‐Feb‐09 (A) L 0–1 2009/10 18‐Sep‐09 (H) L 0–2 24‐Oct‐09 (A) L 1–3 23‐Jan‐10 (A) L 0–2 2010/11 29‐Oct‐10 (A) L 1–2 09‐Jan‐11 (A) W 4–1 11‐Feb‐11 (H) W 2–1 2011/12 14‐Oct‐11 (H) W 1–0 10‐Dec‐11 (A) D 1–1 13‐Jan‐12 (A) D 1–1
2012/13 19‐Oct‐12 (A) L 1–2 07‐Dec‐12 (H) W 4–2 08‐Feb‐13 (H) W 1–0 2013/14 18‐Oct‐13 (H) D 2–2 23‐Nov‐13 (A) L 0–3 22‐Feb‐14 (A) L 3–4 2014/15 17‐Oct‐14 (H) D 1–1 28‐Nov‐14 (A) L 2–3 21‐Mar‐15 (H) D 2–2 2015/16 09‐Oct‐15 (H) D 0–0 28‐Nov‐15 (A) L 1–2 19‐Feb‐16 (A) W 1–0 2016/17 22‐Oct‐16 (H) L 1–2 07‐Jan‐17 (H) L 0–2 25‐Feb‐17 (A) W 2–1 Overall (42 games): W12–D9–L21 v Newcastle Jets 2005/06 26‐Aug‐05 (A) W 1–0 14‐Oct‐05 (H) L 2–4 02‐Dec‐05 (A) W 2–1 2006/07 08‐Sep‐06 (H) W 5–1 27‐Oct‐06 (A) L 1–2 15‐Dec‐06 (H) W 3–2 finals 11‐Feb‐07 (H) D 1–1 2007/08 15‐Sep‐07 (A) L 0–1 18‐Nov‐07 (H) D 1–1 04‐Jan‐08 (A) L 1–2 2008/09 27‐Sep‐08 (H) W 2–0 30‐Nov‐08 (A) D 1–1 09‐Jan‐09 (H) W 2–0 2009/10 05‐Oct‐09 (H) D 1–1 04‐Dec‐09 (H) L 0–2 12‐Feb‐10 (A) W 2–1 2010/11 06‐Aug‐10 (H) D 0–0 11‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–1 13‐Nov‐10 (A) L 1–3 2011/12 25‐Nov‐11 (H) D 0–0 25‐Jan‐12 (A) D 1–1 24‐Feb‐12 (A) L 0–1 2012/13 07‐Oct‐12 (A) W 2–0 05‐Jan‐13 (A) D 0–0 15‐Mar‐13 (H) D 1–1 2013/14 09‐Nov‐13 (H) L 1–2 29‐Dec‐13 (H) W 1–0 11‐Apr‐14 (A) L 0–2 2014/15 19‐Dec‐14 (A) L 1–2 24‐Jan‐15 (H) W 7–0 29‐Mar‐15 (A) W 1–0 2015/16 22‐Nov‐15 (H) D 0–0 18‐Dec‐15 (A) D 0–0 31‐Jan‐16 (H) W 1–0 2016/17 09‐Oct‐16 (A) D 1–1 16‐Dec‐16 (A) L 1–2 17‐Feb‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (37 games): W14–D12–L11
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ADELAIDE UNITED – HEAD TO HEAD v Perth Glory 2005/06 17‐Sep‐05 (A) W 2–1 06‐Nov‐05 (H) L 2–4 12‐Jan‐06 (A) W 2–1 2006/07 16‐Sep‐06 (H) W 3–0 05‐Nov‐06 (H) W 3–2 28‐Dec‐06 (A) D 0–0 2007/08 07‐Oct‐07 (A) D 0–0 23‐Nov‐07 (H) D 1–1 13‐Jan‐08 (A) L 2–3 2008/09 17‐Aug‐08 (H) W 1–0 26‐Oct‐08 (H) W 2–1 26‐Dec‐08 (A) W 1–0 2009/10 07‐Aug‐09 (H) W 1–0 09‐Oct‐09 (A) L 0–1 19‐Jan‐10 (H) L 2–3 2010/11 24‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–0 10‐Nov‐10 (H) W 2–0 22‐Dec‐10 (A) L 2–4 2011/12 09‐Oct‐11 (A) L 0–1 29‐Jan‐12 (H) L 0–3 01‐Mar‐12 (H) L 0–2 2012/13 11‐Nov‐12 (H) D 1–1 11‐Jan‐13 (H) W 3–2 30‐Mar‐13 (A) D 1–1 2013/14 13‐Oct‐13 (H) W 3–1 16‐Nov‐13 (A) D 1–1 22‐Dec‐13 (A) D 0–0 2014/15 26‐Oct‐14 (H) W 2–0 05‐Jan‐15 (A) W 2–1 15‐Feb‐15 (H) D 1–1 2015/16 25‐Oct‐15 (A) L 1–3 06‐Dec‐15 (H) W 1–0 09‐Jan‐16 (A) W 3–1 2016/17 18‐Nov‐16 (A) L 1–3 10‐Feb‐17 (H) L 0–5 31‐Mar‐17 (H) D 1–1 Overall (36 games): W16–D9–L11 v Sydney FC 2005/06 09‐Oct‐05 (A) L 1–2 27‐Nov‐05 (H) W 3–2 03‐Feb‐06 (A) L 1–2 finals 12‐Feb‐06 (H) D 2–2 finals 19‐Feb‐06 (A) L 1–2 2006/07 02‐Oct‐06 (H) L 1–4 19‐Nov‐06 (A) L 1–2 14‐Jan‐07 (H) W 1–0 2007/08 01‐Sep‐07 (A) D 2–2 20‐Oct‐07 (A) W 1–0 28‐Dec‐07 (H) L 1–3
2008/09 20‐Sep‐08 (A) L 0–3 22‐Nov‐08 (H) W 2–0 03‐Jan‐09 (H) W 2–0 2009/10 16‐Aug‐09 (A) L 0–1 16‐Oct‐09 (H) W 2–1 27‐Dec‐09 (A) L 0–1 2010/11 04‐Sep‐10 (A) W 3–1 04‐Oct‐10 (A) W 2–1 29‐Dec‐10 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 22‐Oct‐11 (H) L 1–2 22‐Dec‐11 (A) D 2–2 19‐Feb‐12 (H) L 1–2 2012/13 23‐Nov‐12 (A) W 2–1 31‐Dec‐12 (H) W 3–0 16‐Feb‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 03‐Jan‐14 (H) D 2–2 08‐Feb‐14 (A) W 3–0 21‐Mar‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 07‐Nov‐14 (H) D 0–0 26‐Dec‐14 (A) W 3–0 04‐Apr‐15 (A) W 1–0 finals 09‐May‐15 (A) L 1–4 2015/16 11‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–1 05‐Feb‐16 (H) D 2–2 02‐Apr‐16 (A) W 2–0 2016/17 26‐Nov‐16 (A) D 0–0 26‐Dec‐16 (H) L 0–4 20‐Jan‐17 (A) L 0–2 Overall (39 games): W17–D7–L15 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 22‐Sep‐07 (A) D 2–2 28‐Oct‐07 (H) W 4–1 30‐Nov‐07 (A) W 2–1 2008/09 30‐Aug‐08 (H) W 3–0 05‐Dec‐08 (H) W 6–1 18‐Jan‐09 (A) D 1–1 2009/10 04‐Sep‐09 (A) D 1–1 18‐Dec‐09 (H) D 1–1 30‐Jan‐10 (A) L 0–1 2010/11 22‐Oct‐10 (H) W 3–0 05‐Dec‐10 (A) L 1–2 05‐Feb‐11 (H) L 0–1 finals 18‐Feb‐11 (H) W 1–0 2011/12 19‐Nov‐11 (A) D 1–1 30‐Dec‐11 (H) W 2–0 03‐Feb‐12 (H) L 1–2 2012/13 27‐Oct‐12 (H) W 3–1 16‐Dec‐12 (H) W 3–1 24‐Feb‐13 (A) D 2–2 2013/14 01‐Feb‐14 (A) L 1–2 27‐Feb‐14 (H) W 5–1 30‐Mar‐14 (A) W 1–0
2014/15 15‐Nov‐14 (H) W 2–1 31‐Dec‐14 (H) L 1–3 07‐Mar‐15 (A) L 0–2 2015/16 13‐Nov‐15 (A) L 2–4 26‐Dec‐15 (H) W 3–0 05‐Mar‐16 (A) W 4–0 2016/17 04‐Dec‐16 (H) W 2–0 01‐Jan‐17 (A) D 0–0 29‐Jan‐17 (H) D 2–2 Overall (31 games): W15–D8–L8 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 20‐Aug‐10 (H) W 3–2 19‐Nov‐10 (A) W 2–0 17‐Dec‐10 (H) L 1–2 2011/12 04‐Nov‐11 (H) D 1–1 04‐Jan‐12 (A) W 3–1 23‐Mar‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 17‐Nov‐12 (H) W 1–0 18‐Jan‐13 (A) L 0–2 11‐Mar‐13 (A) W 2–0 2013/14 01‐Dec‐13 (A) D 3–3 25‐Jan‐14 (H) D 2–2 04‐Apr‐14 (H) D 2–2 2014/15 31‐Oct‐14 (A) W 2–1 27‐Feb‐15 (A) L 1–3 25‐Apr‐15 (H) W 4–1 2015/16 05‐Nov‐15 (H) L 2–4 11‐Mar‐16 (H) L 0–1 08‐Apr‐16 (A) W 2–0 finals 22‐Apr‐16 (H) W 4–1 2016/17 28‐Oct‐16 (A) L 1–2 12‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–1 07‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (22 games): W10–D5–L7 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 12‐Oct‐12 (H) W 1–0 21‐Dec‐12 (A) L 1–6 03‐Feb‐13 (H) L 2–4 2013/14 01‐Nov‐13 (A) L 1–2 19‐Jan‐14 (H) W 1–0 15‐Mar‐14 (A) D 0–0 2014/15 06‐Dec‐14 (H) W 2–0 21‐Feb‐15 (H) W 2–1 18‐Apr‐15 (A) L 1–2 2015/16 16‐Oct‐15 (H) D 1–1 01‐Jan‐16 (A) D 0–0 19‐Mar‐16 (A) D 0–0 grand final 01‐May‐16 (H) W 3–1 2016/17 14‐Oct‐16 (H) L 1–2 04‐Mar‐17 (A) D 0–0 15‐Apr‐17 (H) D 2–2 Overall (16 games): W5–D6–L5
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ADELAIDE UNITED – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 Coopers Stadium (10 games) 2006/07 Coopers Stadium (11) 2007/08 Coopers Stadium (9), Adelaide Oval (1) 2008/09 Coopers Stadium (10), Adelaide Oval (1) 2009/10 Coopers Stadium (14) 2010/11 Coopers Stadium (13), Adelaide Oval (2) 2011/12 Coopers Stadium (14) 2012/13 Coopers Stadium (14) 2013/14 Coopers Stadium (13) 2014/15 Coopers Stadium (13), Adelaide Oval (1) 2015/16 Coopers Stadium (12), Adelaide Oval (1) 2016/17 Coopers Stadium (14) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 10 947 14 068 v Sydney FC (27‐Nov‐05) 7 013 v Central Coast Mariners (25‐Sep‐05) 2006/07 12 183 16 378 v Melbourne Victory (01‐Dec‐06) 8 785 v Newcastle Jets (08‐Sep‐06) 2007/08 12 697 25 039 v Sydney FC (28‐Dec‐07) 10 256 v Newcastle Jets (18‐Nov‐07) 2008/09 11 712 23 002 v Sydney FC (03‐Jan‐09) 7 832 v Wellington Phoenix (30‐Aug‐08) 2009/10 10 765 15 038 v Melbourne Victory (18‐Sep‐09) 8 244 v Brisbane Roar FC (06‐Feb‐10) 2010/11 11 552 21 083 v Melbourne Victory (11‐Feb‐11) 7 370 v Melbourne City FC (20‐Aug‐10) 2011/12 9 096 14 753 v Melbourne Victory (14‐Oct‐11) 5 898 v Perth Glory (01‐Mar‐12) 2012/13 9 592 14 115 v Melbourne Victory (07‐Dec‐12) 6 878 v Brisbane Roar (02‐Mar‐13) 2013/14 11 225 16 504 v Melbourne Victory (18‐Oct‐13) 6 980 v Central Coast Mariners (14‐Feb‐14) 2014/15 12 637 33 126 v Melbourne Victory (17‐Oct‐14) 7 767 v Central Coast Mariners (12‐Mar‐15) 2015/16 11 287 19 079 v Melbourne Victory (09‐Oct‐15) 6 205 v Perth Glory (06‐Dec‐15) 2016/17 9 565 14 908 v Melbourne Victory (22‐Oct‐16) 6 006 v Perth Glory (10‐Feb‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2006 13 255 15 104 v Sydney FC (12‐Feb‐06) 11 405 v Central Coast Mariners (26‐Feb‐06) 2007 14 687 15 575 v Melbourne Victory (28‐Jan‐07) 13 798 v Newcastle Jets (11‐Feb‐07) 2009 11 296 14 119 v Melbourne Victory (07‐Feb‐09) 8 472 v Brisbane Roar FC (21‐Feb‐09) 2011 12 657 15 028 v Gold Coast United (27‐Feb‐11) 10 285 v Wellington Phoenix (18‐Feb‐11) 2013 10 234 10 234 v Brisbane Roar FC (07‐Apr‐13) 2015 20 155 20 155 v Brisbane Roar FC (01‐May‐15) 2016 32 804 50 119 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (01‐May‐16) 15 489 v Melbourne City (22‐Apr‐16) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 50 119 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (01‐May‐16) Adelaide Oval* 33 126 v Melbourne Victory (17‐Oct‐14) Adelaide Oval 25 039 v Sydney FC (28‐Dec‐07) Adelaide Oval 23 002 v Sydney FC (03‐Jan‐09) Adelaide Oval 21 083 v Melbourne Victory (11‐Feb‐11) Adelaide Oval 20 155 v Brisbane Roar FC (01‐May‐15) Adelaide Oval 19 079 v Melbourne Victory (09‐Oct‐15) Adelaide Oval 16 504 v Melbourne Victory (18‐Oct‐13) Coopers Stadium 16 429 v Sydney FC (29‐Dec‐10) Adelaide Oval 16 378 v Melbourne Victory (01‐Dec‐06) Coopers Stadium * Grand Final
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ADELAIDE UNITED – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES
RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA National Soccer League 2003/04 season 28 13 7 8 34 35 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 2 0 1 1 0 4 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 3 0 3 0 3 3 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 24 13 5 6 36 30 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 3 3 0 5 2 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 25 10 5 10 34 36 AFC Champions League 2007 6 2 2 2 9 6 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 3 2 0 11 6 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 21 6 8 7 31 29 AFC Champions League 2008 12 6 3 3 14 9 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 3 1 2 0 2 1 2008 FIFA Club World Cup 3 2 0 1 4 3 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 25 12 5 8 32 26 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 27 7 8 12 24 33 AFC Champions League 2010 7 3 1 3 8 7 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 32 16 5 11 54 39 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 27 5 10 12 26 44 AFC Champions League 2012 10 6 2 2 15 7 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 28 12 5 11 39 39 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 28 10 8 10 45 37 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 5 5 0 0 10 3 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 29 15 4 10 50 37 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 3 2 0 1 9 5 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 29 16 7 6 52 30 AFC Champions League 2016 1 0 0 1 1 2 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 1 0 0 1 1 2 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 27 6 8 13 26 45 AFC Champions League 2017 6 1 2 3 10 13 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 (as at 30 September 2017) 3 3 0 0 7 0 Overall record (as at 30 September 2017) 426 178 106 142 592 533 Biggest win in all official matches W8‐1 v North Queensland Fury (Coopers Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season
Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐6 v Melbourne Victory (Etihad Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2007 Grand FInal
Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 284 Eugene Galekovic 2007/08–2017 44 Bruce Djite 2006–2015/16 183 Travis Dodd 2005–2010/11 41 Travis Dodd 2005–2010/11 165 Bruce Djite 2006–2016 30 Sergio Cirio 2013/14–2017 158 Cassio 2007–2013/14 29 Sergio Van Dijk 2010–2012/13 139 Robert Cornthwaite 2005/06–2010/11 27 Marcelo Carrusca 2012/13–2016/17
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Champions once (2015/16)
Hyundai A‐League Premiers twice (2005/06, 2015/16) Hyundai A‐League Runners‐up twice (2006/07, 2008/09)
Pre‐Season Cup Winners twice (2006, 2007) AFC Champions League Runners‐up once (2008)
Westfield FFA Cup winners once (2015)
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BRISBANE ROAR FC
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Fri 06 Oct Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 13 Oct Adelaide United Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 22 Oct Newcastle Jets Suncorp Stadium 4.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 28 Oct Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 05 Nov Central Coast Mariners Suncorp Stadium 4.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 11 Nov Melbourne Victory Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 17 Nov Melbourne City FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 25 Nov Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 02 Dec Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 09 Dec Wellington Phoenix Cbus Super Stadium 4.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 17 Dec Melbourne Victory Suncorp Stadium 6.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Thu 21 Dec Perth Glory Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 30 Dec Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 5.05pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 05 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Mon 08 Jan Sydney FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 12 Jan Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Thu 18 Jan Perth Glory Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 27 Jan Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 04 Feb Melbourne City FC Suncorp Stadium 6.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Fri 09 Feb Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Feb Newcastle Jets Suncorp Stadium 4.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Mar Adelaide United Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 17 Mar Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 25 Mar Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 31 Mar Central Coast Mariners Suncorp Stadium 4.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 07 Apr Western Sydney Wanderers FC ANZ Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Apr Perth Glory nib Stadium 8.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 29
Won / Drew / Lost 11 / 10 / 8
Goals for 44 (1.5 per game)
Goals against 39 (1.3 per game)
Position on ladder 3rd
Goals Jamie Maclaren 20, Brett Holman 5, Brandon Borrello 4, Thomas Kristensen 4, Thomas Broich 2, Nicholas D`Agostino 2, Dimitrios Petratos 2, Corey Brown 1, Luke DeVere 1, Dane Ingham 1, Tommy Oar 1
Goalkeepers Michael Theo 24 appearances (4 clean sheets) Jamie Young 6 appearances (2 clean sheets)
Coaches John Aloisi 29 games (W11–D10–L8)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos. 07‐Oct Melbourne Victory (H) D 1–1 (0–0) DeVere 96' 15805 5th 16‐Oct Newcastle Jets (A) L 0–4 (0–1) 8335 9th 22‐Oct Central Coast Mariners (A) W 1–0 (1–0) Kristensen 33' 7073 7th 30‐Oct Perth Glory (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Maclaren 31', Borrello 75' 13428 5th 04‐Nov Melbourne City (H) W 1–0 (1–0) Maclaren 11' 20198 2nd 11‐Nov Adelaide United (A) D 1–1 (0–0) Holman 60' 9146 3rd 19‐Nov Sydney FC (H) D 1–1 (1–1) Kristensen 40' 17322 3rd 25‐Nov W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 1–1 (1–0) Maclaren 18'pen 11201 4th 03‐Dec Melbourne City (A) D 1–1 (1–0) Maclaren 38' 8394 4th 11‐Dec Adelaide United (H) W 4–0 (2–0) Kristensen 28' 30', Broich 55', Maclaren 85'pen 15605 4th 18‐Dec Central Coast Mariners (A) W 2–1 (1–0) Petratos 33', Maclaren 76' 6063 3rd 23‐Dec W.Sydney Wanderers (H) D 1–1 (0–0) Brown 52' 13110 2nd 30‐Dec Sydney FC (A) L 0–2 (0–1) 16510 3rd 07‐Jan Newcastle Jets (H) L 2–3 (1–1) Oar 15', Maclaren 82'pen 14470 4th 13‐Jan Melbourne Victory (A) L 2–3 (2–3) Petratos 30', Own goal 41' 21103 4th 21‐Jan Wellington Phoenix (A) W 1–0 (0–0) Maclaren 87' 6449 4th 28‐Jan W.Sydney Wanderers (H) W 2–1 (1–1) Borrello 22', Holman 93' 13058 3rd 03‐Feb Sydney FC (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 13095 3rd 11‐Feb Melbourne City (A) D 2–2 (2–0) Maclaren 34'pen 46'+ 8414 3rd 18‐Feb Perth Glory (A) D 2–2 (2–1) Maclaren 31', Ingham 40' 10762 4th 25‐Feb Wellington Phoenix (H) L 1–2 (0–1) Borrello 75' 10723 5th 05‐Mar Newcastle Jets (A) W 3–1 (0–1) Maclaren 62'pen 74', D`Agostino 90' 7122 4th 19‐Mar Adelaide United (A) L 1–2 (0–1) Maclaren 60' 7197 4th 25‐Mar Melbourne Victory (H) W 1–0 (0–0) Maclaren 51' 13576 4th 02‐Apr Central Coast Mariners (H) W 5–1 (0–0) Maclaren 62' 66' 70', Broich 83', D`Agostino 91' 8113 3rd 08‐Apr Perth Glory (A) L 1–3 (0–1) Holman 56' 8834 4th 16‐Apr Wellington Phoenix (H) W 4–3 (1–3) Holman 21' 67', Borrello 51', Maclaren 53' 12098 3rd 21‐Apr W.Sydney Wanderers (H) D* 1–1 (0–1) Maclaren 55' 17530 EF 30‐Apr Melbourne Victory (A) L 0–1 (0–0) 20202 SF EF=Elimination Final, SF=Semi Final, *=won on penalties
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Appearances 18 25 6 3 25 25 10 3 25 8 25 21 3 4 2 25 28 23 26 24 7 12 14 2 24 6 Starting appearances 7 17 2 – 19 25 8 2 25 – 25 18 2 – – 24 25 23 25 19 7 5 12 – 24 5
Goals – 4 – – 2 1 – – 1 2 – 5 1 – – 4 20 – – 1 – – 2 – – – Yellow cards 2 7 1 – 1 7 1 2 3 – 4 3 – – – 6 1 – 5 – 2 5 1 – 3 –
Red cards – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 1 – – – – – – 1 –
Melb Victory (1–1)Newcastle (0–4)
Central Coast (1–0)Perth Glory (2–1)
Melbourne City (1–0)Adelaide (1–1)
Sydney FC (1–1)Western Sydney (1–1)Melbourne City (1–1)
Adelaide (4–0)Central Coast (2–1)
Western Sydney (1–1)Sydney FC (0–2)Newcastle (2–3)
*Melb Victory (2–3)Wellington (1–0)
Western Sydney (2–1)Sydney FC (0–0)
Melbourne City (2–2)Perth Glory (2–2)Wellington (1–2)Newcastle (3–1)Adelaide (1–2)
Melb Victory (1–0)Central Coast (5–1)Perth Glory (1–3)Wellington (4–3)
Western Sydney (1–1)Melb Victory (0–1)
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 7 7 7 27 22 28 6 / 8 Alex Brosque 8 2006/07 21 8 5 8 25 27 29 5 / 8 Dario Vidosic 5 2007/08 21 8 7 6 25 21 31 4 / 8 Reinaldo 9 2008/09 21 10 6 5 36 25 36 3 / 8 Sergio Van Dijk 12 2009/10 27 8 6 13 32 42 30 9 / 10 Sergio Van Dijk 13 2010/11 30 18 11 1 58 26 65 1 / 11 Kosta Barbarouses 12 2011/12 27 14 7 6 50 28 49 2 / 10 Besart Berisha 21 2012/13 27 10 5 12 33 29 35 5 / 10 Besart Berisha 14 2013/14 27 16 4 7 43 25 52 1 / 10 Besart Berisha 13 2014/15 27 10 4 13 42 43 34 7 / 10 Henrique 8 2015/16 27 14 6 7 49 40 48 3 / 10 Jamie Maclaren 20 2016/17 27 11 9 7 43 37 42 3 / 10 Jamie Maclaren 20 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2008 3 1 1 1 4 3 Won Minor Semi (2 legs), Lost Preliminary Final 2009 3 2 0 1 4 2 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Lost Preliminary Final 2011 3 1 2 0 6 4 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Won Grand Final (on pens) 2012 3 3 0 0 7 3 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Won Grand Final 2013 2 1 0 1 2 3 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2014 2 2 0 0 3 1 Won Semi Final, Won Grand Final 2015 1 0 0 1 1 2 Lost Elimination Final 2016 2 1 0 1 6 6 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2017 2 0 1 1 1 2 Won Elimination Final (on pens), Lost Semi Final ALL MATCHES 324 145 81 98 497 391
BIGGEST WINS W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp W6‐1 v Central Coast (02‐Apr‐15) Suncorp W5‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Jan‐06) McDonald Jones W5‐0 v NZ Knights (15‐Sep‐06) Suncorp W5‐0 v Melb Victory (13‐Oct‐12) Suncorp At home W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp W6‐1 v Central Coast (02‐Apr‐15) Suncorp W5‐0 v NZ Knights (15‐Sep‐06) Suncorp Away W5‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Jan‐06) McDonald Jones W5‐1 v Central Coast (28‐Nov‐10) Central Coast W4‐0 v Newcastle (14‐Nov‐14) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED 7 W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp 6 W6‐1 v Central Coast (02‐Apr‐15) Suncorp 5 W5‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Jan‐06) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 5 W5‐1 v Central Coast (02‐Apr‐17) 2nd half 4 W5‐0 v NZ Knights (15‐Sep‐06) 2nd half 4 W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 5 mins W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11) 4 goals in 8 mins W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11) 5 goals in 15 mins W7‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Oct‐11)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐4 v Melb Victory (15‐Jan‐16) AAMI Park L0‐4 v Newcastle (16‐Oct‐16) McDonald Jones L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super L0‐3 v Sydney (24‐Nov‐06) Allianz L0‐3 v Newcastle (07‐Dec‐06) Suncorp At home L0‐3 v Newcastle (07‐Dec‐06) Suncorp L0‐3 v Central Coast (17‐Oct‐09) Suncorp L1‐4 v Western Syd (25‐Mar‐15) Suncorp Away L0‐4 v Melb Victory (15‐Jan‐16) AAMI Park L0‐4 v Newcastle (16‐Oct‐16) McDonald Jones L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 6 L3‐6 v Perth (20‐Feb‐16) nib 5 L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super 5 L4‐5 v Sydney (15‐Mar‐15) Allianz
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09) 2nd half 3 L2‐4 v Adelaide (01‐Jan‐06) 1st half 3 L2‐3 v Newcastle (17‐Feb‐08) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 7 mins L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09) 4 goals in 15 mins L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09) 5 goals in 31 mins L1‐5 v Gold Coast (26‐Dec‐09)
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 222 Matt McKay (2005/06–2016/17) 181 Thomas Broich (2010/11–2016/17) 162 Massimo Murdocca (2005/06–2012/13) 155 Michael Theo (2010/11–2016/17) 136 Henrique (2008/09–2015/16) 127 Shane Stefanutto (2010/11–2015/16) 125 Mitch Nichols (2007/08–2012/13) 115 Ivan Franjic (2009/10–2013/14) 113 Jack Hingert (2011/12–2016/17) 113 Matt Smith (2010/11–2014/15)
MOST GOALS 48 Besart Berisha (2011/12–2013/14) 40 Jamie Maclaren (2015/16–2016/17) 39 Henrique (2008/09–2015/16) 25 Sergio Van Dijk (2008/09–2009/10) 24 Mitch Nichols (2007/08–2012/13)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.75 Jamie Maclaren (40 goals / 53 games) 0.63 Besart Berisha (48 goals / 76 games) 0.50 Sergio Van Dijk (25 goals / 50 games) 0.38 Alex Brosque (8 goals / 21 games) 0.36 Kosta Barbarouses (12 goals / 33 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 21 Besart Berisha (2011/12) 20 Jamie Maclaren (2015/16) 20 Jamie Maclaren (2016/17) 14 Besart Berisha (2012/13) 13 Sergio Van Dijk (2009/10)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 9 Henrique (2011/12–2016/17) 7 Sergio Van Dijk (2008/09–2009/10) 6 Besart Berisha (2011/12–2013/14)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 5 Matt McKay (2005/06–2016/17) 3 Besart Berisha (2013/14)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 41 Michael Theo (2010/11–2016/17) 19 Liam Reddy (2006/07–2009/10) 14 Jamie Young (2014/15–2016/17) 6 Tom Willis (2005/06) 5 Griffin McMaster (2007/08–2009/10)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 4 Besart Berisha (W7–1 v Adelaide) 28‐Oct‐11 3 Sergio Van Dijk (W3–1 v Sydney) 17‐Jan‐09 3 Dimitrios Petratos (W5–2 v Sydney) 26‐Dec‐13 3 Henrique (W4–0 v Newcastle) 14‐Nov‐14 3 Steven Lustica (W6–1 v Central Coast) 02‐Apr‐15
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 17y 004d Tommy Oar (W2‐1 v Newcastle) 14‐Dec‐08 17y 185d Patrick Theodore (L1‐2 v Newcastle) 17‐Nov‐13 17y 248d Dane Ingham (D2‐2 v Melb City) 11‐Feb‐17 17y 263d Nicholas D`Agostino (W1‐0 v Perth) 15‐Nov‐15 17y 329d David Williams (W2‐1 v Sydney) 21‐Jan‐06
OLDEST PLAYERS 36y 218d Danny Tiatto (L1‐5 v Gold Coast) 26‐Dec‐09 36y 112d Damian Mori (D1‐1 v Sydney) 20‐Jan‐07 36y 091d Thomas Broich (L0‐1 v Melb Victory) 30‐Apr‐17 36y 069d Michael Theo (D1‐1 v Western Syd) 21‐Apr‐17 36y 066d Shane Stefanutto (L1‐3 v Melb City) 18‐Mar‐16
YOUNGEST SCORERS 17y 018d Tommy Oar (W3‐2 v Wellington) 28‐Dec‐08 17y 255d Dane Ingham (D2‐2 v Perth) 18‐Feb‐17 18y 100d Devante Clut (W2‐1 v Wellington) 24‐Jan‐14 18y 320d Tahj Minniecon (W4‐1 v Perth) 30‐Dec‐07 19y 000d Robbie Kruse (W2‐1 v Wellington) 05‐Oct‐07
OLDEST SCORERS 36y 112d Damian Mori (D1‐1 v Sydney) 20‐Jan‐07 36y 085d Danny Tiatto (D3‐3 v Melb Victory) 15‐Aug‐09 36y 063d Thomas Broich (W5‐1 v Central Coast) 02‐Apr‐17 35y 029d Corona (W5‐0 v Melb Victory) 12‐Mar‐16 34y 044d Jade North (L3‐6 v Perth) 20‐Feb‐16
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 23.88y v Newcastle Jets (W2‐1) 24‐Apr‐15
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.74y v Melbourne Victory (L0‐4) 15‐Jan‐16
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Alex Brosque (W2‐0 v NZ Knights) 28‐Aug‐05 (80') 100th goal Sergio Van Dijk (D1‐1 v Central Coast) 06‐Dec‐08 (11') 200th goal Thomas Broich (D3‐3 v Central Coast) 12‐Jan‐11 (65') 300th goal Besart Berisha (W2‐0 v Wellington) 17‐Feb‐13 (49') 400th goal Daniel Bowles (W3‐1 v Western Syd) 08‐Oct‐15 (24')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 5 (26‐Jan‐11 to 19‐Feb‐11) 6 (23‐Nov‐08 to 13‐Feb‐09) 6 (04‐Feb‐12 to 08‐Apr‐12) Undefeated 36 (18‐Sep‐10 to 26‐Nov‐11) 23 (30‐Jan‐10 to 26‐Nov‐11) 16 (03‐Oct‐10 to 19‐Nov‐11) Winless 6 (22‐Oct‐06 to 24‐Nov‐06) 8 (18‐Sep‐05 to 15‐Jan‐06) 8 (26‐Dec‐09 to 12‐Sep‐10) Losing 5 (04‐Dec‐11 to 26‐Dec‐11) 4 (31‐Aug‐08 to 08‐Nov‐08) 3 (04‐Dec‐11 to 26‐Dec‐11) No goals conceded 4 (02‐Nov‐07 to 25‐Nov‐07) 3 (26‐Aug‐06 to 22‐Sep‐06) 3 (01‐Oct‐05 to 04‐Nov‐05) No goals scored 4 (05‐Nov‐06 to 24‐Nov‐06) 3 (19‐Sep‐08 to 08‐Nov‐08) 5 (06‐Feb‐10 to 12‐Sep‐10)
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Matthew Acton 2 (0) 2013/14 Mohamed Adnan 24 (1) 2011/12 Manuel Arana 18 (0) 2016/17 Michael Baird 20 (6) 2005/06 Kosta Barbarouses 33 (12) 2010/11 Besart Berisha 76 (48) 2011/12–2013/14 Brandon Borrello 75 (13) 2013/14–2016/17 Daniel Bowles 43 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Shannon Brady 11 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Luke Brattan 91 (4) 2009/10–2014/15 Thomas Broich 181 (20) 2010/11–2016/17 Alex Brosque 21 (8) 2005/06 Corey Brown 76 (2) 2012/13–2016/17 Royce Brownlie 10 (2) 2005/06 Steven Bryce 4 (0) 2009/10 Remo Buess 28 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Chris Bush 1 (0) 2010/11 Joe Caletti 10 (0) 2016/17 Osvaldo Carro 9 (0) 2005/06 Isaka Cernak 15 (1) 2008/09–2009/10 Devante Clut 16 (2) 2013/14–2015/16 Pieter Collen 5 (0) 2009/10 Corona 29 (2) 2015/16 Cameron Crestani 3 (0) 2016/17 Nicholas D`Agostino 9 (2) 2015/16–2016/17 Kofi Danning 17 (2) 2011/12–2014/15 Luke DeVere 96 (4) 2008/09–2016/17 Spase Dilevski 34 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 David Dodd 23 (1) 2008/09–2009/10 Karl Dodd 12 (0) 2005/06 Julius Doe 2 (0) 2012/13 James Donachie 62 (2) 2011/12–2015/16 Do Dong‐Hyun 3 (0) 2012/13 Diogo Ferreira 11 (0) 2013/14 Nick Fitzgerald 23 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Steve Fitzsimmons 1 (0) 2006/07 Ivan Franjic 115 (11) 2009/10–2013/14 Todd Gava 9 (0) 2005/06 Chad Gibson 23 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Ben Griffin 26 (1) 2006/07–2008/09 Chris Grossman 7 (0) 2006/07–2008/09 Ben Halloran 28 (4) 2012/13 Matt Ham 5 (0) 2009/10 Henrique 136 (39) 2008/09–2015/16 Javi Hervas 17 (0) 2015/16 Scott Higgins 6 (0) 2005/06 Jack Hingert 113 (1) 2011/12–2016/17 Brett Holman 21 (5) 2016/17 Dane Ingham 3 (1) 2016/17 Jai Ingham 1 (0) 2013/14 Lachlan Jackson 3 (1) 2014/15 Matthew Jurman 34 (0) 2011/12–2012/13
Andrija Kaluderovic 10 (5) 2014/15 Mario Karlovic 6 (0) 2009/10 Joseph Katebian 4 (0) 2016/17 Nathan Konstandopoulos 2 (0) 2016/17 Thomas Kristensen 25 (4) 2016/17 Robbie Kruse 26 (4) 2007/08–2009/10 Mensur Kurtisi 9 (1) 2014/15 George Lambadaridis 9 (1) 2011/12–2015/16 Steven Lustica 66 (8) 2012/13–2015/16 Simon Lynch 36 (5) 2006/07–2007/08 Jamie Maclaren 53 (40) 2015/16–2016/17 Bob Malcolm 11 (0) 2009/10 Marcinho 22 (3) 2007/08 Josh McCloughan 90 (5) 2005/06–2009/10 Matt McKay 222 (23) 2005/06–2016/17 Stuart McLaren 32 (1) 2005/06–2007/08 Griffin McMaster 20 (0) 2007/08–2009/10 James Meyer 22 (6) 2010/11–2012/13 Ante Milicic 24 (4) 2006/07–2007/08 Charlie Miller 30 (8) 2008/09–2009/10 Liam Miller 24 (3) 2013/14–2014/15 Tahj Minniecon 24 (4) 2007/08–2008/09 Warren Moon 15 (2) 2005/06 Craig Moore 63 (3) 2007/08–2009/10 Damian Mori 8 (2) 2006/07 Matt Mundy 29 (0) 2008/09–2011/12 Massimo Murdocca 162 (3) 2005/06–2012/13 Issey Nakajima‐Farran 23 (4) 2011/12 Mitch Nichols 125 (24) 2007/08–2012/13 Stefan Nijland 10 (0) 2012/13 Jade North 106 (4) 2012/13–2016/17 Calum O`Connell 1 (0) 2009/10 Tommy Oar 53 (3) 2008/09–2016/17 Sasa Ognenovski 38 (2) 2006/07–2007/08 Erik Paartalu 79 (10) 2010/11–2012/13 Andrew Packer 67 (0) 2006/07–2009/10 Avraam Papadopoulos 7 (0) 2016/17 Luke Pavlou 2 (0) 2014/15 Jacob Pepper 12 (0) 2016/17 Dimitrios Petratos 94 (15) 2013/14–2016/17 Jerome Polenz 12 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Carl Recchia 1 (0) 2006/07 Liam Reddy 66 (0) 2006/07–2009/10 Andrew Redmayne 2 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Reinaldo 92 (24) 2005/06–2010/11 Jonathan Richter 18 (1) 2005/06 Kye Rowles 2 (0) 2016/17 Adam Sarota 27 (0) 2008/09–2014/15 Hyuk‐Su Seo 72 (2) 2005/06–2008/09 Tae‐Yong Shin 1 (0) 2005/06 Jordan Simpson 6 (0) 2005/06 Tyler Simpson 4 (0) 2005/06
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Matt Smith 113 (6) 2010/11–2014/15 Tim Smits 14 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 Jean‐Carlo Solorzano 61 (17) 2010/11–2015/16 Shane Stefanutto 127 (0) 2010/11–2015/16 Milan Susak 29 (0) 2010/11 Yuji Takahashi 4 (0) 2012/13 Michael Theo 155 (0) 2010/11–2016/17 Patrick Theodore 3 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Danny Tiatto 49 (2) 2007/08–2009/10 Reece Tollenaere 3 (0) 2005/06 Sergio Van Dijk 50 (25) 2008/09–2009/10
Tando Velaphi 1 (0) 2006/07 Dario Vidosic 17 (5) 2006/07 Rocky Visconte 24 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Marcus Wedau 10 (0) 2006/07 David Williams 2 (0) 2005/06 Tom Willis 19 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Abraham Yango 2 (0) 2014/15 Kwame Yeboah 12 (2) 2012/13–2013/14 Jamie Young 50 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Yuning Zhang 6 (0) 2006/07 Michael Zullo 53 (2) 2007/08–2009/10
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Miron Bleiberg 28‐Aug‐05 (W2–0 v NZ Knights) 11‐Nov‐06 (L0–1 v Adelaide) 33 11 11 11 Frank Farina 17‐Nov‐06 (L0–2 v Melb Victory) 11‐Oct‐09 (L0–1 v Gold Coast) 67 28 18 21 Rado Vidosic 17‐Oct‐09 (L0–3 v Central Coast) 15‐Dec‐12 (D1–1 v Melb Victory) 12 3 2 7 Ange Postecoglou 25‐Oct‐09 (L1–2 v Sydney) 22‐Apr‐12 (W2–1 v Perth) 79 41 23 15 Mike Mulvey 21‐Dec‐12 (L0–1 v Perth) 29‐Nov‐14 (D1–1 v Perth) 54 27 8 19 Frank Thijsseen 03‐Dec‐14 (W1–0 v Wstn Sydney) 01‐May‐15 (L1–2 v Adelaide) 21 9 3 9 John Aloisi 08‐Oct‐15 (W3–1 v Wstn Sydney) Ongoing 58 26 16 16
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 39 15 9 15 50 43 18 5 5 8 29 21 21 10 4 7 21 22 Central Coast Mariners 43 25 11 7 84 51 22 11 6 5 42 28 21 14 5 2 42 23 Melbourne City 21 8 5 8 31 28 11 7 2 2 21 10 10 1 3 6 10 18 Melbourne Victory 39 14 8 17 51 51 20 10 3 7 29 18 19 4 5 10 22 33 Newcastle Jets 37 14 9 14 47 44 17 4 3 10 13 23 20 10 6 4 34 21 Perth Glory 37 20 9 8 71 48 18 12 4 2 37 19 19 8 5 6 34 29 Sydney FC 38 15 13 10 51 41 19 11 5 3 29 16 19 4 8 7 22 25 Wellington Phoenix 30 18 6 6 52 35 16 12 2 2 34 18 14 6 4 4 18 17 Western Sydney Wanderers19 7 5 7 27 28 10 5 2 3 15 14 9 2 3 4 12 14 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2005/06 02‐Sep‐05 (A) D 0–0 22‐Oct‐05 (H) L 1–2 01‐Jan‐06 (A) L 2–4 2006/07 22‐Sep‐06 (H) D 0–0 11‐Nov‐06 (H) L 0–1 04‐Jan‐07 (A) W 1–0 2007/08 25‐Aug‐07 (H) D 2–2 02‐Nov‐07 (A) W 1–0 20‐Jan‐08 (A) L 0–2 2008/09 24‐Aug‐08 (H) D 1–1 17‐Oct‐08 (H) L 0–1 14‐Jan‐09 (A) D 0–0 finals 21‐Feb‐09 (A) L 0–1 2009/10 06‐Nov‐09 (A) W 2–0 12‐Dec‐09 (H) L 0–1 06‐Feb‐10 (A) L 0–2 2010/11 18‐Sep‐10 (H) D 1–1 06‐Nov‐10 (H) W 4–0 02‐Jan‐11 (A) W 1–0 2011/12 28‐Oct‐11 (H) W 7–1 07‐Jan‐12 (A) D 1–1 11‐Mar‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 04‐Nov‐12 (H) L 0–1 26‐Dec‐12 (A) W 1–0 02‐Mar‐13 (A) W 1–0 finals 07‐Apr‐13 (A) W 2–1 2013/14 06‐Dec‐13 (A) W 2–1 11‐Jan‐14 (H) L 1–2 09‐Mar‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 12‐Oct‐14 (H) L 1–2 12‐Dec‐14 (A) W 1–0 11‐Apr‐15 (A) W 3–2 finals 01‐May‐15 (A) L 1–2 2015/16 31‐Oct‐15 (H) W 3–0 22‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–4 27‐Feb‐16 (A) L 0–3 2016/17 11‐Nov‐16 (A) D 1–1 11‐Dec‐16 (H) W 4–0 19‐Mar‐17 (A) L 1–2 Overall (39 games): W15–D9–L15 v Central Coast Mariners 2005/06 07‐Oct‐05 (H) D 1–1 25‐Nov‐05 (A) D 2–2 04‐Feb‐06 (H) D 2–2 2006/07 09‐Sep‐06 (A) D 0–0 28‐Oct‐06 (H) D 1–1 16‐Dec‐06 (A) W 3–2 2007/08 06‐Sep‐07 (H) L 0–1 14‐Oct‐07 (A) W 1–0 09‐Dec‐07 (H) W 2–1 2008/09 31‐Aug‐08 (H) L 2–4 06‐Dec‐08 (A) D 1–1 10‐Jan‐09 (A) W 4–3 finals 06‐Feb‐09 (A) W 2–0 finals 13‐Feb‐09 (H) W 2–1
2009/10 29‐Aug‐09 (H) W 1–0 17‐Oct‐09 (H) L 0–3 19‐Dec‐09 (A) W 3–2 2010/11 20‐Oct‐10 (H) W 2–0 28‐Nov‐10 (A) W 5–1 12‐Jan‐11 (A) D 3–3 finals 19‐Feb‐11 (A) W 2–0 finals 26‐Feb‐11 (H) D 2–2 grand final 13‐Mar‐11 (H) D 2–2 2011/12 08‐Oct‐11 (H) W 1–0 17‐Dec‐11 (H) L 1–2 04‐Feb‐12 (A) W 2–0 finals 31‐Mar‐12 (H) W 2–0 finals 08‐Apr‐12 (A) W 3–2 2012/13 25‐Nov‐12 (A) L 1–2 01‐Feb‐13 (H) D 2–2 17‐Mar‐13 (A) L 0–1 2013/14 10‐Nov‐13 (A) W 1–0 02‐Feb‐14 (H) W 2–1 12‐Apr‐14 (H) L 0–2 2014/15 27‐Dec‐14 (A) D 3–3 13‐Feb‐15 (A) W 2–0 02‐Apr‐15 (H) W 6–1 2015/16 18‐Oct‐15 (H) W 2–1 20‐Dec‐15 (A) W 1–0 06‐Feb‐16 (H) W 4–0 2016/17 22‐Oct‐16 (A) W 1–0 18‐Dec‐16 (A) W 2–1 02‐Apr‐17 (H) W 5–1 Overall (43 games): W25–D11–L7 v Melbourne Victory 2005/06 18‐Sep‐05 (H) D 1–1 04‐Nov‐05 (A) W 1–0 15‐Jan‐06 (H) L 0–1 2006/07 01‐Oct‐06 (A) L 1–4 17‐Nov‐06 (H) L 0–2 12‐Jan‐07 (A) W 2–1 2007/08 28‐Sep‐07 (A) L 0–2 16‐Nov‐07 (H) W 1–0 05‐Jan‐08 (H) L 1–2 2008/09 28‐Sep‐08 (A) W 2–0 08‐Nov‐08 (H) L 0–1 02‐Jan‐09 (A) L 1–2 2009/10 15‐Aug‐09 (A) D 3–3 03‐Oct‐09 (A) L 1–2 21‐Nov‐09 (H) L 0–1 2010/11 12‐Sep‐10 (A) L 0–3 23‐Oct‐10 (H) W 2–1 03‐Dec‐10 (A) D 3–3 2011/12 05‐Nov‐11 (A) D 2–2 31‐Dec‐11 (H) W 3–1 18‐Feb‐12 (H) W 3–2 2012/13 13‐Oct‐12 (H) W 5–0 15‐Dec‐12 (A) D 1–1 09‐Mar‐13 (H) D 1–1
2013/14 25‐Oct‐13 (A) L 0–1 04‐Jan‐14 (A) W 3–0 22‐Mar‐14 (H) W 1–0 finals 27‐Apr‐14 (H) W 1–0 2014/15 21‐Nov‐14 (A) L 0–1 15‐Apr‐15 (H) L 1–2 18‐Apr‐15 (H) L 0–1 2015/16 15‐Jan‐16 (A) L 0–4 12‐Mar‐16 (H) W 5–0 09‐Apr‐16 (A) D 0–0 finals 15‐Apr‐16 (H) W 2–1 2016/17 07‐Oct‐16 (H) D 1–1 13‐Jan‐17 (A) L 2–3 25‐Mar‐17 (H) W 1–0 finals 30‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (39 games): W14–D8–L17 v Newcastle Jets 2005/06 01‐Oct‐05 (A) W 1–0 20‐Nov‐05 (H) L 0–1 26‐Jan‐06 (A) W 5–0 2006/07 01‐Sep‐06 (A) W 3–2 22‐Oct‐06 (H) L 0–1 07‐Dec‐06 (H) L 0–3 2007/08 02‐Sep‐07 (A) D 1–1 19‐Oct‐07 (A) D 1–1 30‐Nov‐07 (H) L 0–1 finals 17‐Feb‐08 (A) L 2–3 2008/09 19‐Sep‐08 (H) L 0–1 02‐Nov‐08 (A) W 2–1 14‐Dec‐08 (H) W 2–1 2009/10 12‐Sep‐09 (A) W 3–0 30‐Oct‐09 (H) D 1–1 16‐Jan‐10 (H) L 0–2 2010/11 05‐Sep‐10 (A) D 0–0 16‐Oct‐10 (H) D 1–1 17‐Nov‐10 (A) D 1–1 2011/12 19‐Nov‐11 (A) W 2–1 28‐Jan‐12 (H) L 0–1 17‐Mar‐12 (A) W 2–1 2012/13 01‐Dec‐12 (H) W 1–0 12‐Jan‐13 (A) L 0–1 22‐Feb‐13 (A) D 0–0 2013/14 17‐Nov‐13 (A) L 1–2 20‐Dec‐13 (H) L 0–2 16‐Feb‐14 (H) L 0–1 2014/15 14‐Nov‐14 (A) W 4–0 06‐Feb‐15 (A) W 2–1 24‐Apr‐15 (H) W 2–1 2015/16 28‐Nov‐15 (A) D 1–1 12‐Feb‐16 (H) D 2–2 03‐Apr‐16 (H) W 2–1 2016/17 16‐Oct‐16 (A) L 0–4 07‐Jan‐17 (H) L 2–3 05‐Mar‐17 (A) W 3–1 Overall (37 games): W14–D9–L14
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – HEAD TO HEAD v Perth Glory 2005/06 10‐Sep‐05 (A) L 1–2 29‐Oct‐05 (H) D 0–0 07‐Jan‐06 (A) W 2–0 2006/07 26‐Aug‐06 (H) W 3–0 15‐Oct‐06 (A) W 2–1 02‐Dec‐06 (H) W 1–0 2007/08 16‐Sep‐07 (A) W 2–1 27‐Oct‐07 (H) D 3–3 30‐Dec‐07 (A) W 4–1 2008/09 14‐Sep‐08 (A) W 3–0 23‐Nov‐08 (H) W 4–1 24‐Jan‐09 (H) W 4–2 2009/10 20‐Sep‐09 (H) L 2–4 06‐Dec‐09 (A) D 1–1 13‐Feb‐10 (A) L 0–2 2010/11 03‐Oct‐10 (A) W 2–1 24‐Nov‐10 (H) W 3–2 07‐Jan‐11 (H) D 1–1 2011/12 26‐Nov‐11 (H) W 4–0 04‐Jan‐12 (A) D 3–3 25‐Feb‐12 (A) W 3–0 grand final 22‐Apr‐12 (H) W 2–1 2012/13 07‐Oct‐12 (A) L 0–1 21‐Dec‐12 (H) L 0–1 26‐Jan‐13 (A) W 1–0 2013/14 30‐Nov‐13 (H) W 1–0 17‐Jan‐14 (A) D 0–0 28‐Feb‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 19‐Oct‐14 (A) L 2–3 29‐Nov‐14 (H) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐15 (A) D 2–2 2015/16 15‐Nov‐15 (H) W 1–0 02‐Jan‐16 (H) W 2–1 20‐Feb‐16 (A) L 3–6 2016/17 30‐Oct‐16 (H) W 2–1 18‐Feb‐17 (A) D 2–2 08‐Apr‐17 (A) L 1–3 Overall (37 games): W20–D9–L8 v Sydney FC 2005/06 23‐Sep‐05 (H) L 1–3 13‐Nov‐05 (A) L 0–1 21‐Jan‐06 (H) W 2–1 2006/07 08‐Oct‐06 (A) D 1–1 24‐Nov‐06 (A) L 0–3 20‐Jan‐07 (H) D 1–1 2007/08 22‐Sep‐07 (H) L 0–1 25‐Nov‐07 (A) D 0–0 13‐Jan‐08 (H) D 0–0 finals 25‐Jan‐08 (A) D 0–0 finals 08‐Feb‐08 (H) W 2–0
2008/09 04‐Oct‐08 (A) D 1–1 28‐Nov‐08 (A) D 1–1 17‐Jan‐09 (H) W 3–1 2009/10 27‐Sep‐09 (H) W 1–0 25‐Oct‐09 (A) L 1–2 30‐Jan‐10 (H) W 1–0 2010/11 21‐Aug‐10 (H) W 1–0 30‐Oct‐10 (A) D 1–1 12‐Dec‐10 (A) W 1–0 2011/12 15‐Oct‐11 (A) W 2–0 04‐Dec‐11 (A) L 0–2 14‐Jan‐12 (H) W 2–1 2012/13 16‐Nov‐12 (H) W 4–2 10‐Feb‐13 (A) L 1–2 28‐Mar‐13 (H) W 3–1 2013/14 19‐Oct‐13 (H) W 4–0 26‐Dec‐13 (A) W 5–2 14‐Mar‐14 (A) D 1–1 2014/15 24‐Oct‐14 (H) L 0–2 30‐Dec‐14 (H) D 0–0 15‐Mar‐15 (A) L 4–5 2015/16 06‐Nov‐15 (A) D 0–0 30‐Jan‐16 (A) W 3–1 26‐Mar‐16 (H) W 3–2 2016/17 19‐Nov‐16 (H) D 1–1 30‐Dec‐16 (A) L 0–2 03‐Feb‐17 (H) D 0–0 Overall (38 games): W15–D13–L10 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 05‐Oct‐07 (H) W 2–1 11‐Nov‐07 (H) W 3–0 14‐Dec‐07 (A) D 1–1 2008/09 17‐Aug‐08 (A) D 1–1 26‐Oct‐08 (A) W 1–0 28‐Dec‐08 (H) W 3–2 2009/10 23‐Aug‐09 (H) D 1–1 29‐Nov‐09 (H) W 4–1 09‐Jan‐10 (A) L 1–3 2010/11 27‐Aug‐10 (H) W 1–0 03‐Nov‐10 (A) W 4–1 26‐Jan‐11 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 13‐Nov‐11 (H) D 1–1 14‐Dec‐11 (A) L 0–2 12‐Feb‐12 (A) W 2–0 2012/13 21‐Oct‐12 (A) D 1–1 01‐Jan‐13 (H) W 2–1 17‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–0 2013/14 13‐Oct‐13 (A) W 2–1 14‐Dec‐13 (A) W 2–1 24‐Jan‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 04‐Jan‐15 (A) L 0–3 02‐Feb‐15 (H) W 3–2 22‐Mar‐15 (H) L 1–2
2015/16 24‐Oct‐15 (A) L 2–3 12‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–1 10‐Jan‐16 (A) D 0–0 2016/17 21‐Jan‐17 (A) W 1–0 25‐Feb‐17 (H) L 1–2 16‐Apr‐17 (H) W 4–3 Overall (30 games): W18–D6–L6 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 25‐Sep‐10 (H) W 4–0 14‐Nov‐10 (A) W 2–1 29‐Jan‐11 (H) W 2–1 2011/12 09‐Dec‐11 (H) L 1–2 21‐Jan‐12 (A) D 1–1 02‐Mar‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 09‐Nov‐12 (A) L 1–4 06‐Jan‐13 (A) L 2–3 24‐Mar‐13 (H) W 2–0 2013/14 03‐Nov‐13 (H) W 3–0 23‐Feb‐14 (A) L 0–1 28‐Mar‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 08‐Nov‐14 (H) L 1–3 07‐Dec‐14 (A) L 0–1 28‐Mar‐15 (A) L 0–1 2015/16 20‐Nov‐15 (H) D 1–1 27‐Dec‐15 (H) W 3–1 18‐Mar‐16 (A) L 1–3 2016/17 04‐Nov‐16 (H) W 1–0 03‐Dec‐16 (A) D 1–1 11‐Feb‐17 (A) D 2–2 Overall (21 games): W8–D5–L8 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 27‐Oct‐12 (H) L 0–1 09‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–1 20‐Jan‐13 (H) L 1–2 finals 12‐Apr‐13 (A) L 0–2 2013/14 22‐Nov‐13 (H) W 3–1 07‐Feb‐14 (A) D 1–1 05‐Apr‐14 (A) D 1–1 grand final 04‐May‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 03‐Dec‐14 (A) W 1–0 08‐Mar‐15 (H) W 1–0 25‐Mar‐15 (H) L 1–4 2015/16 08‐Oct‐15 (A) W 3–1 05‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–2 04‐Mar‐16 (H) W 3–2 finals 24‐Apr‐16 (A) L 4–5 2016/17 25‐Nov‐16 (A) D 1–1 23‐Dec‐16 (H) D 1–1 28‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–1 finals 21‐Apr‐17 (H) D 1–1 Overall (19 games): W7–D5–L7
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 Suncorp Stadium (11 games) 2006/07 Suncorp Stadium (10) 2007/08 Suncorp Stadium (11) 2008/09 Suncorp Stadium (10) 2009/10 Suncorp Stadium (14) 2010/11 Suncorp Stadium (13), Cbus Super Stadium (2) 2011/12 Suncorp Stadium (13) 2012/13 Suncorp Stadium (13) 2013/14 Suncorp Stadium (14) 2014/15 Suncorp Stadium (13) 2015/16 Suncorp Stadium (12), Cazaly's Stadium (1) 2016/17 Suncorp Stadium (13) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 14 785 23 142 v Sydney FC (23‐Sep‐05) 8 607 v New Zealand Knights (01‐Dec‐05) 2006/07 16 465 32 371 v Sydney FC (20‐Jan‐07) 10 040 v Newcastle Jets (07‐Dec‐06) 2007/08 16 949 31 933 v Sydney FC (13‐Jan‐08) 8 815 v Central Coast Mariners (06‐Sep‐07) 2008/09 12 995 19 111 v Sydney FC (17‐Jan‐09) 9 118 v Perth Glory (23‐Nov‐08) 2009/10 8 652 19 902 v Gold Coast United (08‐Aug‐09) 5 801 v Adelaide United (12‐Dec‐09) 2010/11 9 279 20 831 v Gold Coast United (12‐Feb‐11) 3 522 v Wellington Phoenix (26‐Jan‐11) 2011/12 13 387 19 339 v Perth Glory (26‐Nov‐11) 9 293 v Newcastle Jets (28‐Jan‐12) 2012/13 13 417 22 970 v Sydney FC (16‐Nov‐12) 9 282 v Wellington Phoenix (17‐Feb‐13) 2013/14 14 957 21 841 v Sydney FC (19‐Oct‐13) 10 101 v Melbourne City FC (28‐Mar‐14) 2014/15 11 660 17 131 v Melbourne City FC (08‐Nov‐14) 6 148 v Central Coast Mariners (02‐Apr‐15) 2015/16 12 811 17 696 v Perth Glory (02‐Jan‐16) 5 162 v Wellington Phoenix (12‐Dec‐15) 2016/17 13 892 20 198 v Melbourne City FC (04‐Nov‐16) 8 113 v Central Coast Mariners (02‐Apr‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2008 36 221 36 221 v Sydney FC (08‐Feb‐08) 2009 23 705 23 705 v Central Coast Mariners (13‐Feb‐09) 2011 37 668 50 168 v Central Coast Mariners (13‐Mar‐11) 25 168 v Central Coast Mariners (26‐Feb‐11) 2012 32 708 50 334 v Perth Glory (22‐Apr‐12) 15 081 v Central Coast Mariners (31‐Mar‐12) 2014 39 752 51 153 v W.Sydney Wanderers (04‐May‐14) 28 350 v Melbourne Victory (27‐Apr‐14) 2016 20 157 20 157 v Melbourne Victory (15‐Apr‐16) 2017 17 530 17 530 v W.Sydney Wanderers (21‐Apr‐17) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 51 153 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (04‐May‐14) Suncorp Stadium* 50 334 v Perth Glory (22‐Apr‐12) Suncorp Stadium * 50 168 v Central Coast Mariners (13‐Mar‐11) Suncorp Stadium * 36 221 v Sydney FC (08‐Feb‐08) Suncorp Stadium 32 371 v Sydney FC (20‐Jan‐07) Suncorp Stadium 31 933 v Sydney FC (13‐Jan‐08) Suncorp Stadium 28 350 v Melbourne Victory (27‐Apr‐14) Suncorp Stadium 25 168 v Central Coast Mariners (26‐Feb‐11) Suncorp Stadium 23 705 v Central Coast Mariners (13‐Feb‐09) Suncorp Stadium 23 142 v Sydney FC (23‐Sep‐05) Suncorp Stadium * Grand Final
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BRISBANE ROAR FC – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 1 0 0 1 0 3 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 3 1 1 1 6 3 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 21 7 7 7 27 22 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 1 4 1 4 4 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 21 8 5 8 25 27 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 2 2 1 8 6 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 24 9 8 7 29 24 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 3 0 1 2 3 5 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 24 12 6 6 40 27 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 27 8 6 13 32 42 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 33 19 13 1 64 30 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 30 17 7 6 57 31 AFC Champions League 2012 6 0 3 3 6 11 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 29 11 5 13 35 32 AFC Champions League 2013 1 0 1 0 0 0 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 29 18 4 7 46 26 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 2 1 0 1 4 2 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 28 10 4 14 43 45 AFC Champions League 2015 6 2 1 3 7 9 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 1 0 0 1 0 1 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 29 15 6 8 55 46 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 1 0 0 1 0 2 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 29 11 10 8 44 39 AFC Champions League 2017 8 3 1 4 12 16 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 1 0 0 1 1 5 Overall record 368 155 95 118 548 458 Biggest win in all official matches W7‐1 v Adelaide United (Suncorp Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season
Biggest loss in all official matches
L0‐6 v Ulsan Hyundai (Ulsan Munsu Stadium) AFC Champions League 2017 Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 251 Matt McKay 2005–2017 50 Besart Berisha 2011/12–2013/14 203 Thomas Broich 2010/11–2017 43 Jamie Maclaren 2015–2017 183 Massimo Murdocca 2005–2012/13 40 Henrique 2008/09–2015/16 166 Michael Theo 2010/11–2017 27 Sergio Van Dijk 2008–2009/10 144 Henrique 2007–2015/16 26 Reinaldo 2005/06–2010/11
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Champions three times (2010/11, 2011/12, 2013/14)
Hyundai A‐League Premiers twice (2010/11, 2013/14)
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sat 07 Oct Newcastle Jets Central Coast Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 22 Oct Perth Glory nib Stadium 4.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sun 29 Oct Melbourne Victory Central Coast Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sun 05 Nov Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 4.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Fri 10 Nov Sydney FC Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Thu 16 Nov Adelaide United Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 25 Nov Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 03 Dec Perth Glory Central Coast Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sun 10 Dec Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 16 Dec Western Sydney Wanderers FC Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Tue 26 Dec Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 31 Dec Wellington Phoenix Central Coast Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 06 Jan Melbourne Victory Simonds Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Tue 09 Jan Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 14 Jan Melbourne City FC Central Coast Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 20 Jan Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 27 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 04 Feb Western Sydney Wanderers FC Central Coast Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 17 Feb Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 23 Feb Wellington Phoenix Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Mar Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sun 18 Mar Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Mar Sydney FC Central Coast Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 31 Mar Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 4.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 07 Apr Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 13 Apr Newcastle Jets Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 27
Won / Drew / Lost 6 / 5 / 16
Goals for 31 (1.1 per game)
Goals against 52 (1.9 per game)
Position on ladder 9th
Goals Roy O`Donovan 11, Fabio Ferreira 5, Kwabena Appiah 2, Trent Buhagiar 2, Scott Galloway 2, Harry Ascroft 1, Adam Berry 1, Josh Bingham 1, Jake McGing 1, Nick Montgomery 1, Connor Pain 1, Blake Powell 1
Goalkeepers Paul Izzo 21 appearances (4 clean sheets) Ivan Necevski 7 appearances (0 clean sheets)
Coaches Paul Okon 27 games (W6–D5–L16)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos. 08‐Oct Perth Glory (A) D 3–3 (0–3) O`Donovan 56' 86'pen, Own goal 83' 9501 3rd 15‐Oct Sydney FC (A) L 0–4 (0–2) 15082 8th 22‐Oct Brisbane Roar (H) L 0–1 (0–1) 7073 9th 29‐Oct W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 1–1 (0–1) Berry 61' 12168 8th 06‐Nov Adelaide United (A) W 2–1 (0–1) O`Donovan 47', Pain 57' 10974 8th 12‐Nov Wellington Phoenix (H) L 0–2 (0–0) 5497 9th 20‐Nov Newcastle Jets (A) D 1–1 (1–0) McGing 42' 11238 9th 24‐Nov Perth Glory (H) W 2–0 (1–0) Ascroft 30', O`Donovan 63' 5296 6th 03‐Dec W.Sydney Wanderers (H) L 1–4 (1–2) Powell 5' 11075 7th 10‐Dec Wellington Phoenix (A) L 0–3 (0–1) 5234 9th 18‐Dec Brisbane Roar (H) L 1–2 (0–1) O`Donovan 57' 6063 9th 28‐Dec Melbourne Victory (A) L 1–4 (0–1) Buhagiar 89' 20491 9th 31‐Dec Melbourne City (H) D 2–2 (0–1) Buhagiar 77', O`Donovan 85' 11184 9th 08‐Jan Sydney FC (H) L 2–3 (0–1) O`Donovan 66', Galloway 75' 11398 9th 14‐Jan Wellington Phoenix (A) L 0–1 (0–1) 6061 10th 19‐Jan Melbourne City (A) L 1–2 (1–2) O`Donovan 9' 8784 10th 28‐Jan Perth Glory (H) W 2–0 (0–0) Bingham 48', Ferreira 53'pen 7205 9th 05‐Feb Adelaide United (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Ferreira 37', Appiah 79' 5072 9th 12‐Feb W.Sydney Wanderers (A) W 2–0 (0–0) O`Donovan 65'pen 78' 9618 9th 19‐Feb Melbourne Victory (H) L 0–3 (0–1) 7013 9th 26‐Feb Newcastle Jets (A) D 1–1 (0–1) Galloway 50' 9423 9th 05‐Mar Melbourne City (H) L 2–3 (1–2) Ferreira 46'+, Own goal 47' 5974 9th 10‐Mar Sydney FC (A) L 0–1 (0–1) 11148 9th 25‐Mar Adelaide United (H) L 2–3 (1–0) Appiah 44', O`Donovan 90'pen 5438 10th 02‐Apr Brisbane Roar (A) L 1–5 (0–0) Ferreira 49' 8113 10th 09‐Apr Newcastle Jets (H) W 2–0 (1–0) Montgomery 32', Ferreira 51' 8073 9th 14‐Apr Melbourne Victory (A) L 0–1 (0–0) 14827 9th
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Rose
Storm Rou
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Mickael Tavares
Lachlan Wales
Appearances 20 13 21 13 26 8 25 24 21 26 22 7 17 26 27 1 9 17 22 24 8 1 Starting appearances 9 10 12 2 10 7 22 23 21 25 22 6 6 26 24 – 9 14 18 24 7 –
Goals 2 1 1 1 2 – 5 2 – 1 1 – – 11 1 – – 1 – – – – Yellow cards 1 2 2 – 1 4 1 1 1 3 8 – 2 5 2 – 2 3 2 2 1 –
Red cards – – – – – – – – 1 – – – – 1 – – – – 1 – – –
*Perth Glory (3–3) Sydney FC (0–4) Brisbane (0–1)
Western Sydney (1–1) Adelaide (2–1)
Wellington (0–2) Newcastle (1–1) Perth Glory (2–0)
Western Sydney (1–4) Wellington (0–3) Brisbane (1–2)
Melb Victory (1–4) Melbourne City (2–2)
Sydney FC (2–3) Wellington (0–1)
Melbourne City (1–2) Perth Glory (2–0)
Adelaide (2–1) Western Sydney (2–0)
Melb Victory (0–3) Newcastle (1–1) *Melb City (2–3) Sydney FC (0–1) Adelaide (2–3) Brisbane (1–5)
Newcastle (2–0) Melb Victory (0–1)
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 8 8 5 35 28 32 3 / 8 Dean Heffernan, Stewart Petrie 8 2006/07 21 6 6 9 22 26 24 6 / 8 Adam Kwasnik 7 2007/08 21 10 4 7 30 25 34 1 / 8 Sasho Petrovski 8 2008/09 21 7 7 7 35 32 28 4 / 8 Matt Simon 11 2009/10 27 7 9 11 32 29 30 8 / 10 Matt Simon 7 2010/11 30 16 9 5 50 31 57 2 / 11 Adam Kwasnik, Matt Simon 11 2011/12 27 15 6 6 40 24 51 1 / 10 B Ibini, M Simon, P Zwaanswijk 7 2012/13 27 16 6 5 48 22 54 2 / 10 Daniel McBreen 19 2013/14 27 12 6 9 33 36 42 3 / 10 Bernie Ibini 6 2014/15 27 5 8 14 26 50 23 8 / 10 E Bosnar, M Duke, F Ferreira, M Simon 3 2015/16 27 3 4 20 33 70 13 10 / 10 Roy O`Donovan 8 2016/17 27 6 5 16 31 52 23 9 / 10 Roy O`Donovan 11 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2006 4 2 1 1 3 2 Won Minor Semi (2 legs), Won Prelim.Final, Lost Grand Final 2008 3 1 0 2 3 3 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Lost Grand Final 2009 2 0 0 2 1 4 Lost Minor Semi (2 legs) 2011 4 1 2 1 5 6 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Won Prelim.Final, Lost G.Final(pens) 2012 3 0 1 2 3 6 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Lost Preliminary Final (on pens) 2013 2 2 0 0 3 0 Won Semi Final, Won Grand Final 2014 2 1 0 1 1 2 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final ALL MATCHES 323 118 82 123 434 448
BIGGEST WINS W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast W5‐0 v Perth (30‐Oct‐10) Allianz W5‐0 v Wellington (07‐Feb‐13) Central Coast W6‐2 v Melb Victory (23‐Feb‐13) Central Coast W5‐1 v North Qld (21‐Nov‐09) Willows At home W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast W5‐0 v Perth (30‐Oct‐10) Allianz W5‐0 v Wellington (07‐Feb‐13) Central Coast Away W5‐1 v North Qld (21‐Nov‐09) Willows W4‐0 v Melb Victory (07‐Nov‐09) Etihad W4‐0 v Adelaide (02‐Dec‐11) Coopers
MOST GOALS SCORED 7 W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast 6 W6‐2 v Melb Victory (23‐Feb‐13) Central Coast 5 W5‐1 v North Qld (21‐Nov‐09) Willows
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W5‐0 v Perth (30‐Oct‐10) 2nd half 4 W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12) 2nd half 4 W5‐0 v Wellington (07‐Feb‐13) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 5 mins W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12) 4 goals in 11 mins W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12) 5 goals in 28 mins W7‐2 v Sydney (03‐Nov‐12)
BIGGEST LOSSES L1‐6 v Brisbane (02‐Apr‐15) Suncorp L0‐4 v Adelaide (14‐Dec‐13) Coopers L0‐4 v Brisbane (06‐Feb‐16) Suncorp L0‐4 v Perth (12‐Mar‐16) nib L0‐4 v Sydney (15‐Oct‐16) Allianz At home L1‐5 v Sydney (05‐Nov‐05) Central Coast L1‐5 v Brisbane (28‐Nov‐10) Central Coast L1‐5 v Sydney (24‐Jan‐15) Central Coast Away L1‐6 v Brisbane (02‐Apr‐15) Suncorp L0‐4 v Adelaide (14‐Dec‐13) Coopers L0‐4 v Brisbane (06‐Feb‐16) Suncorp
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 6 L1‐6 v Brisbane (02‐Apr‐15) Suncorp 5 L1‐5 v Sydney (05‐Nov‐05) Central Coast 5 L4‐5 v Sydney (22‐Dec‐07) Central Coast
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 5 L1‐5 v Brisbane (02‐Apr‐17) 2nd half 4 L4‐5 v Sydney (22‐Dec‐07) 2nd half 4 L2‐5 v Melb Victory (31‐Dec‐07) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 7 mins L0‐3 v Melb Victory (16‐Jan‐09) 4 goals in 21 mins L1‐5 v Brisbane (02‐Apr‐17) 5 goals in 29 mins L1‐6 v Brisbane (02‐Apr‐15)
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 228 John Hutchinson (2005/06–2014/15) 172 Alex Wilkinson (2005/06–2011/12) 165 Joshua Rose (2010/11–2015/16) 151 Matt Simon (2006/07–2014/15) 136 Adam Kwasnik (2005/06–2012/13) 125 Predrag Bojic (2008/09–2012/13) 120 Michael McGlinchey (2009/10–2013/14) 116 Nick Montgomery (2012/13–2016/17) 104 Danny Vukovic (2005/06–2009/10) 95 Daniel McBreen (2010/11–2013/14)
MOST GOALS 41 Matt Simon (2006/07–2014/15) 36 Adam Kwasnik (2005/06–2012/13) 28 Daniel McBreen (2010/11–2013/14) 21 Bernie Ibini (2009/10–2013/14) 19 Roy O`Donovan (2015/16–2016/17)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.42 Roy O`Donovan (19 goals / 45 games) 0.32 Sasho Petrovski (14 goals / 44 games) 0.29 Daniel McBreen (28 goals / 95 games) 0.27 Fabio Ferreira (15 goals / 55 games) 0.27 Bernie Ibini (21 goals / 77 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 19 Daniel McBreen (2012/13) 11 Adam Kwasnik (2010/11) 11 Roy O`Donovan (2016/17) 11 Matt Simon (2008/09) 11 Matt Simon (2010/11)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 5 Daniel McBreen (2011/12–2012/13) 5 Fabio Ferreira (2015/16–2016/17) 4 Adam Kwasnik (2006/07)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 3 Nick Montgomery (2012/13–2015/16)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 33 Mathew Ryan (2010/11–2012/13) 32 Danny Vukovic (2005/06–2009/10) 15 Liam Reddy (2013/14–2014/15)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 3 Daniel McBreen (W7–2 v Sydney) 03‐Nov‐12 3 Michael McGlinchey (W6–2 v Melb Victory) 23‐Feb‐13
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 17y 093d Anthony Kalik (W2‐1 v Adelaide) 07‐Feb‐15 17y 153d Bernie Ibini (L0‐3 v Wellington) 12‐Feb‐10 17y 179d Tom Slater (L1‐4 v Wellington) 21‐Feb‐14 17y 183d Mustafa Amini (L0‐2 v Brisbane) 20‐Oct‐10 17y 305d Liam Rose (W2‐1 v Adelaide) 07‐Feb‐15
OLDEST PLAYERS 38y 248d Ian Ferguson (W2‐0 v Melb Victory) 18‐Nov‐05 38y 094d Patrick Zwaanswijk (W2‐0 v Western Syd) 21‐Apr‐13 37y 290d Luis Garcia (L2‐4 v Newcastle) 09‐Apr‐16 37y 235d Tony Vidmar (L0‐1 v Newcastle) 24‐Feb‐08 37y 036d Ivan Necevski (L1‐5 v Brisbane) 02‐Apr‐17
YOUNGEST SCORERS 17y 294d Mustafa Amini (W3‐1 v Gold Coast) 09‐Feb‐11 18y 150d Bernie Ibini‐Isei (W3‐1 v Gold Coast) 09‐Feb‐11 18y 305d Trent Buhagiar (L1‐4 v Melb Victory) 28‐Dec‐16 19y 056d Tomas Rogic (L1‐2 v Melb Victory) 10‐Feb‐12 19y 252d Adam Berry (D1‐1 v Western Syd) 29‐Oct‐16
OLDEST SCORERS 38y 094d Patrick Zwaanswijk (W2‐0 v Western Syd) 21‐Apr‐13 37y 282d Luis Garcia (L1‐4 v Western Syd) 01‐Apr‐16 36y 277d Daniel McBreen (W3‐0 v Newcastle) 25‐Jan‐14 36y 271d Stewart Petrie (W2‐0 v Adelaide) 25‐Nov‐06 36y 050d Damian Mori (W2‐0 v NZ Knights) 19‐Nov‐06
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 22.69y v Western Sydney Wanderers (L1‐4) 03‐Dec‐16
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.88y v Melbourne Victory (D1‐1) 12‐Jan‐13
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Noel Spencer (W1‐0 v Perth) 26‐Aug‐05 (66') 100th goal Dylan MacAllister (W4‐2 v Brisbane) 31‐Aug‐08 (71') 200th goal John Hutchinson (W2‐0 v Newcastle) 16‐Jan‐11 (87') 300th goal Nick Fitzgerald (W6‐2 v Melb Victory) 23‐Feb‐13 (81') 400th goal Roy O`Donovan (L2‐4 v Adelaide) 27‐Mar‐16 (83')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 6 (19‐Nov‐11 to 23‐Dec‐11) 6 (14‐Oct‐12 to 31‐Dec‐12) 7 (04‐Nov‐11 to 18‐Jan‐12) Undefeated 15 (29‐Oct‐11 to 21‐Jan‐12) 12 (25‐Nov‐05 to 10‐Dec‐06) 12 (05‐Nov‐10 to 13‐Mar‐11) Winless 14 (06‐Feb‐16 to 29‐Oct‐16) 9 (08‐Jan‐16 to 12‐Nov‐16) 22 (26‐Apr‐14 to 16‐Jan‐16) Losing 5 (10‐Jan‐09 to 13‐Feb‐09) 4 (18‐Oct‐14 to 05‐Dec‐14) 5 (12‐Mar‐15 to 26‐Apr‐15) No goals conceded 6 (19‐Nov‐15 to 26‐Dec‐15) 3 (25‐Nov‐06 to 10‐Dec‐06) 3 (24‐Aug‐07 to 16‐Sep‐07) No goals scored 5 (05‐Mar‐06 to 17‐Sep‐06) 3 (31‐Oct‐09 to 12‐Dec‐09) 4 (05‐Mar‐06 to 17‐Sep‐06)
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Jake Adelson 2 (0) 2015/16 John Aloisi 15 (7) 2007/08 Mustafa Amini 41 (3) 2010/11–2011/12 Zachary Anderson 67 (1) 2012/13–2014/15 Kwabena Appiah 20 (2) 2016/17 Harry Ascroft 34 (4) 2015/16–2016/17 Mitchell Austin 23 (5) 2015/16 Michael Baird 5 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Michael Beauchamp 22 (0) 2005/06 Adam Berry 22 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Josh Bingham 36 (4) 2014/15–2016/17 Predrag Bojic 125 (7) 2008/09–2012/13 Nigel Boogaard 55 (2) 2005/06–2009/10 Eddie Bosnar 30 (4) 2013/14–2015/16 Mark Bosnich 4 (0) 2008/09 Oliver Bozanic 71 (3) 2010/11–2012/13 Alastair Bray 1 (0) 2015/16 Damien Brown 42 (1) 2005/06–2007/08 Trent Buhagiar 31 (2) 2015/16–2016/17 Adrian Caceres 22 (2) 2008/09 Anthony Caceres 62 (3) 2012/13–2015/16 Leo Carle 7 (0) 2005/06 Alvin Ceccoli 6 (0) 2007/08 Isaka Cernak 19 (1) 2013/14–2014/15 Andrew Clark 85 (0) 2005/06–2009/10 John Crawley 5 (0) 2005/06 Matthew Crowell 13 (0) 2009/10 David D`Apuzzo 10 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 Chris Doig 26 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Mitchell Duke 66 (13) 2010/11–2014/15 Ahmad Elrich 15 (1) 2008/09–2009/10 Jacques Faty 8 (0) 2016/17 Ian Ferguson 3 (0) 2005/06 Fabio Ferreira 55 (15) 2014/15–2016/17 Nick Fitzgerald 71 (7) 2009/10–2015/16 Matthew Fletcher 7 (0) 2015/16 Marcos Flores 12 (3) 2013/14 Sam Gallagher 1 (0) 2011/12 Scott Galloway 24 (2) 2016/17 Luis Garcia 10 (2) 2015/16 Brent Griffiths 11 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Rostyn Griffiths 48 (4) 2010/11–2011/12 Andre Gumprecht 63 (3) 2005/06–2008/09 Troy Hearfield 32 (2) 2011/12–2012/13 Daniel Heffernan 7 (0) 2015/16 Dean Heffernan 65 (10) 2005/06–2009/10 Thomas Heward‐Belle 3 (0) 2015/16 Shane Huke 3 (0) 2009/10 John Hutchinson 228 (18) 2005/06–2014/15 Bernie Ibini 77 (21) 2009/10–2013/14 Paul Izzo 42 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Mile Jedinak 45 (8) 2006/07–2008/09
Anthony Kalik 13 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Seung‐Yong Kim 14 (3) 2013/14–2014/15 Adam Kwasnik 136 (36) 2005/06–2012/13 Matthew Lewis 15 (1) 2008/09–2010/11 Dylan MacAllister 36 (5) 2008/09–2009/10 Travis Major 9 (1) 2014/15 Mitchell Mallia 1 (0) 2009/10 Malick Mane 4 (0) 2014/15 Ian McAndrew 1 (0) 2007/08 Daniel McBreen 95 (28) 2010/11–2013/14 Brad McDonald 9 (0) 2012/13–2015/16 Jake McGing 49 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Michael McGlinchey 120 (11) 2009/10–2013/14 Jamie McMaster 25 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 Nick Montgomery 116 (3) 2012/13–2016/17 Damian Mori 11 (6) 2006/07–2007/08 Hayden Morton 5 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Nik Mrdja 48 (12) 2006/07–2010/11 Matthew Nash 2 (0) 2014/15 Ivan Necevski 7 (0) 2016/17 Michael Neill 46 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Panni Nikas 3 (0) 2009/10 Roy O`Donovan 45 (19) 2015/16–2016/17 Paul O`Grady 34 (1) 2005/06–2008/09 Wayne O`Sullivan 37 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 Matthew Osman 58 (3) 2005/06–2008/09 Greg Owens 16 (2) 2007/08–2008/09 Connor Pain 27 (1) 2016/17 Justin Pasfield 14 (0) 2011/12–2013/14 Adam Pearce 2 (0) 2015/16 Adriano Pellegrino 14 (0) 2011/12–2012/13 Patricio Perez 18 (6) 2010/11 Ryan Peterson 1 (0) 2016/17 Stewart Petrie 41 (10) 2005/06–2006/07 Sasho Petrovski 44 (14) 2007/08–2008/09 Tom Pondeljak 55 (7) 2005/06–2007/08 Bradley Porter 74 (0) 2006/07–2011/12 Jacob Poscoliero 47 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Blake Powell 17 (1) 2016/17 Liam Reddy 52 (0) 2013/14–2015/16 Andrew Redmayne 3 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 Tomas Rogic 24 (5) 2011/12–2012/13 Joshua Rose 165 (8) 2010/11–2015/16 Liam Rose 53 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Storm Roux 86 (2) 2013/14–2016/17 Mathew Ryan 80 (0) 2010/11–2012/13 Trent Sainsbury 60 (1) 2010/11–2013/14 Marcel Seip 14 (0) 2013/14 Matthew Sim 28 (2) 2013/14–2015/16 Matt Simon 151 (41) 2006/07–2014/15 Tom Slater 1 (0) 2013/14 Brady Smith 2 (0) 2009/10
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Noel Spencer 41 (6) 2005/06–2006/07 Francesco Stella 8 (0) 2015/16 Mile Sterjovski 50 (4) 2012/13–2013/14 John Sutton 8 (1) 2011/12 Chris Tadrosse 1 (0) 2008/09 Mickael Tavares 8 (0) 2016/17 Vuko Tomasevic 11 (0) 2006/07 Nicky Travis 20 (3) 2009/10 Glen Trifiro 27 (2) 2013/14–2015/16 Matthew Trott 6 (0) 2006/07–2007/08
Tomislav Uskok 6 (0) 2015/16 Jess Vanstrattan 3 (0) 2010/11 Richard Vernes 8 (1) 2014/15 Tony Vidmar 33 (0) 2006/07–2007/08 Danny Vukovic 104 (0) 2005/06–2009/10 Lachlan Wales 1 (0) 2016/17 Alex Wilkinson 172 (2) 2005/06–2011/12 Russell Woodruffe 5 (0) 2005/06 Patrick Zwaanswijk 87 (11) 2010/11–2012/13
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Lawrie McKinna 26‐Aug‐05 (W1–0 v Perth) 12‐Feb‐10 (L0–3 v Wellington) 120 41 35 44 Graham Arnold 05‐Aug‐10 (W1–0 v Melb City) 10‐Nov‐13 (L0‐1 v Brisbane) 97 51 26 20 Phil Moss 19‐Jan‐13 (D0–0 v Newcastle) 28‐Feb‐15 (D0–0 v Newcastle) 43 15 10 18 Tony Walmsley 08‐Mar‐15 (W1–0 v Melb City) 09‐Apr‐16 (L2–4 v Newcastle) 35 5 5 25 Paul Okon 08‐Oct‐16 (D3‐3 v Perth) 14‐Apr‐17 (L0‐1 v Melb Victory) 27 6 5 16
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 38 18 6 14 56 51 20 12 2 6 31 21 18 6 4 8 25 30 Brisbane Roar 43 7 11 25 51 84 21 2 5 14 23 42 22 5 6 11 28 42 Melbourne City 21 10 5 6 29 28 10 6 2 2 16 12 11 4 3 4 13 16 Melbourne Victory 37 9 9 19 50 65 19 6 4 9 27 34 18 3 5 10 23 31 Newcastle Jets 41 14 16 11 50 37 21 10 7 4 32 16 20 4 9 7 18 21 Perth Glory 37 20 8 9 58 43 19 15 3 1 35 10 18 5 5 8 23 33 Sydney FC 37 11 8 18 54 68 17 6 5 6 35 34 20 5 3 12 19 34 Wellington Phoenix 30 13 6 11 38 33 13 7 1 5 20 13 17 6 5 6 18 20 Western Sydney Wanderers17 5 5 7 14 20 7 2 1 4 6 11 10 3 4 3 8 9 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2005/06 25‐Sep‐05 (A) D 1–1 13‐Nov‐05 (H) L 1–2 20‐Jan‐06 (A) D 1–1 finals 26‐Feb‐06 (A) W 1–0 2006/07 06‐Oct‐06 (A) L 1–3 25‐Nov‐06 (H) W 2–0 21‐Jan‐07 (H) L 1–3 2007/08 30‐Sep‐07 (A) L 1–2 10‐Nov‐07 (H) W 2–0 14‐Dec‐07 (A) W 2–1 2008/09 03‐Oct‐08 (A) D 3–3 15‐Nov‐08 (H) W 3–0 25‐Jan‐09 (H) L 0–1 2009/10 11‐Sep‐09 (A) L 0–1 31‐Oct‐09 (H) D 0–0 15‐Jan‐10 (A) D 1–1 2010/11 15‐Aug‐10 (H) D 1–1 26‐Dec‐10 (H) W 2–0 29‐Jan‐11 (A) W 2–1 2011/12 02‐Dec‐11 (A) W 4–0 21‐Jan‐12 (H) W 3–2 17‐Mar‐12 (H) W 1–0 2012/13 01‐Dec‐12 (H) W 2–1 25‐Jan‐13 (H) W 3–1 24‐Mar‐13 (A) W 2–0 2013/14 26‐Oct‐13 (H) W 1–0 14‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–4 14‐Feb‐14 (A) L 0–2 finals 19‐Apr‐14 (H) W 1–0 2014/15 23‐Nov‐14 (H) L 0–2 07‐Feb‐15 (H) W 2–1 12‐Mar‐15 (A) L 1–2 2015/16 16‐Jan‐16 (A) L 1–3 14‐Feb‐16 (H) L 2–3 27‐Mar‐16 (A) L 2–4 2016/17 06‐Nov‐16 (A) W 2–1 05‐Feb‐17 (H) W 2–1 25‐Mar‐17 (H) L 2–3 Overall (38 games): W18–D6–L14 v Brisbane Roar FC 2005/06 07‐Oct‐05 (A) D 1–1 25‐Nov‐05 (H) D 2–2 04‐Feb‐06 (A) D 2–2 2006/07 09‐Sep‐06 (H) D 0–0 28‐Oct‐06 (A) D 1–1 16‐Dec‐06 (H) L 2–3 2007/08 06‐Sep‐07 (A) W 1–0 14‐Oct‐07 (H) L 0–1 09‐Dec‐07 (A) L 1–2 2008/09 31‐Aug‐08 (A) W 4–2 06‐Dec‐08 (H) D 1–1 10‐Jan‐09 (H) L 3–4 finals 06‐Feb‐09 (H) L 0–2 finals 13‐Feb‐09 (A) L 1–2
2009/10 29‐Aug‐09 (A) L 0–1 17‐Oct‐09 (A) W 3–0 19‐Dec‐09 (H) L 2–3 2010/11 20‐Oct‐10 (A) L 0–2 28‐Nov‐10 (H) L 1–5 12‐Jan‐11 (H) D 3–3 finals 19‐Feb‐11 (H) L 0–2 finals 26‐Feb‐11 (A) D 2–2 grand final 13‐Mar‐11 (A) D 2–2 2011/12 08‐Oct‐11 (A) L 0–1 17‐Dec‐11 (A) W 2–1 04‐Feb‐12 (H) L 0–2 finals 31‐Mar‐12 (A) L 0–2 finals 08‐Apr‐12 (H) L 2–3 2012/13 25‐Nov‐12 (H) W 2–1 01‐Feb‐13 (A) D 2–2 17‐Mar‐13 (H) W 1–0 2013/14 10‐Nov‐13 (H) L 0–1 02‐Feb‐14 (A) L 1–2 12‐Apr‐14 (A) W 2–0 2014/15 27‐Dec‐14 (H) D 3–3 13‐Feb‐15 (H) L 0–2 02‐Apr‐15 (A) L 1–6 2015/16 18‐Oct‐15 (A) L 1–2 20‐Dec‐15 (H) L 0–1 06‐Feb‐16 (A) L 0–4 2016/17 22‐Oct‐16 (H) L 0–1 18‐Dec‐16 (H) L 1–2 02‐Apr‐17 (A) L 1–5 Overall (43 games): W7–D11–L25 v Melbourne Victory 2005/06 30‐Sep‐05 (H) L 1–2 18‐Nov‐05 (A) W 2–0 27‐Jan‐06 (H) W 3–1 2006/07 17‐Sep‐06 (A) L 0–1 03‐Nov‐06 (A) D 3–3 31‐Dec‐06 (H) L 1–2 2007/08 16‐Sep‐07 (A) D 0–0 04‐Nov‐07 (H) W 2–1 31‐Dec‐07 (H) L 2–5 2008/09 20‐Sep‐08 (H) D 2–2 21‐Nov‐08 (A) L 1–2 16‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–3 2009/10 06‐Aug‐09 (A) W 2–0 07‐Nov‐09 (A) W 4–0 12‐Dec‐09 (H) L 0–3 2010/11 03‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–0 18‐Nov‐10 (A) D 2–2 31‐Dec‐10 (H) L 1–2 2011/12 12‐Nov‐11 (H) D 0–0 04‐Jan‐12 (H) W 2–0 10‐Feb‐12 (A) L 1–2 2012/13 17‐Nov‐12 (A) D 2–2 12‐Jan‐13 (A) D 1–1 23‐Feb‐13 (H) W 6–2 finals 14‐Apr‐13 (H) W 1–0
2013/14 29‐Nov‐13 (H) D 0–0 08‐Feb‐14 (H) L 1–3 07‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 05‐Dec‐14 (H) L 0–3 27‐Mar‐15 (A) L 1–2 26‐Apr‐15 (A) L 1–3 2015/16 19‐Nov‐15 (A) L 1–2 08‐Jan‐16 (H) D 3–3 06‐Mar‐16 (H) L 0–2 2016/17 28‐Dec‐16 (A) L 1–4 19‐Feb‐17 (H) L 0–3 14‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (37 games): W9–D9–L19 v Perth Glory 2005/06 26‐Aug‐05 (A) W 1–0 16‐Oct‐05 (H) W 4–0 04‐Dec‐05 (A) D 2–2 2006/07 03‐Sep‐06 (A) L 0–2 20‐Oct‐06 (H) W 2–1 10‐Dec‐06 (H) W 1–0 2007/08 23‐Sep‐07 (H) W 1–0 18‐Nov‐07 (A) W 1–0 06‐Jan‐08 (A) D 1–1 2008/09 26‐Sep‐08 (H) W 4–1 29‐Nov‐08 (A) D 2–2 31‐Dec‐08 (H) W 1–0 2009/10 04‐Sep‐09 (H) W 2–1 27‐Nov‐09 (H) D 0–0 31‐Jan‐10 (A) L 1–3 2010/11 30‐Oct‐10 (H) W 5–0 12‐Dec‐10 (A) D 1–1 19‐Jan‐11 (A) W 2–1 2011/12 29‐Oct‐11 (H) W 2–1 23‐Dec‐11 (A) W 3–1 11‐Mar‐12 (A) L 0–1 finals 14‐Apr‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 14‐Oct‐12 (H) W 1–0 31‐Dec‐12 (H) W 1–0 16‐Feb‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 23‐Nov‐13 (A) W 2–1 31‐Dec‐13 (H) W 2–1 05‐Apr‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 09‐Nov‐14 (H) L 0–1 20‐Dec‐14 (A) L 1–4 22‐Mar‐15 (H) D 1–1 2015/16 10‐Oct‐15 (H) W 3–2 12‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–2 12‐Mar‐16 (A) L 0–4 2016/17 08‐Oct‐16 (A) D 3–3 24‐Nov‐16 (H) W 2–0 28‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–0 Overall (37 games): W20–D8–L9
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v Newcastle Jets 2005/06 04‐Sep‐05 (H) D 1–1 23‐Oct‐05 (A) L 0–1 31‐Dec‐05 (H) W 4–1 finals 10‐Feb‐06 (A) W 1–0 finals 17‐Feb‐06 (H) D 1–1 2006/07 23‐Sep‐06 (H) D 1–1 12‐Nov‐06 (A) L 1–3 05‐Jan‐07 (A) L 0–1 2007/08 07‐Oct‐07 (H) D 1–1 25‐Nov‐07 (A) D 0–0 12‐Jan‐08 (H) L 1–2 finals 27‐Jan‐08 (A) L 0–2 finals 10‐Feb‐08 (H) W 3–0 grand final 24‐Feb‐08 (H) L 0–1 2008/09 15‐Aug‐08 (A) D 1–1 24‐Oct‐08 (H) W 1–0 26‐Dec‐08 (A) W 2–1 2009/10 14‐Aug‐09 (H) D 1–1 23‐Oct‐09 (A) L 1–2 08‐Feb‐10 (H) W 3–0 2010/11 24‐Nov‐10 (A) D 1–1 16‐Jan‐11 (A) W 2–0 13‐Feb‐11 (H) W 1–0 2011/12 23‐Oct‐11 (A) L 0–1 10‐Dec‐11 (H) W 2–0 14‐Jan‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 20‐Oct‐12 (A) L 1–2 08‐Dec‐12 (A) W 2–0 19‐Jan‐13 (H) D 0–0 2013/14 02‐Nov‐13 (A) D 2–2 25‐Jan‐14 (H) W 3–0 15‐Mar‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 11‐Oct‐14 (H) W 1–0 30‐Nov‐14 (A) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐15 (A) D 0–0 2015/16 14‐Nov‐15 (A) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐16 (H) L 0–1 09‐Apr‐16 (H) L 2–4 2016/17 20‐Nov‐16 (A) D 1–1 26‐Feb‐17 (A) D 1–1 09‐Apr‐17 (H) W 2–0 Overall (41 games): W14–D16–L11 v Sydney FC 2005/06 16‐Sep‐05 (A) W 3–2 05‐Nov‐05 (H) L 1–5 14‐Jan‐06 (A) D 1–1 grand final 05‐Mar‐06 (A) L 0–1 2006/07 27‐Aug‐06 (A) L 0–1 13‐Oct‐06 (H) W 3–1 03‐Dec‐06 (H) D 0–0 2007/08 24‐Aug‐07 (A) W 1–0 28‐Oct‐07 (A) L 2–3 22‐Dec‐07 (H) L 4–5
2008/09 23‐Aug‐08 (H) L 2–3 01‐Nov‐08 (A) D 3–3 13‐Dec‐08 (H) W 2–1 2009/10 22‐Aug‐09 (H) D 0–0 05‐Oct‐09 (A) L 0–1 23‐Dec‐09 (A) L 0–1 2010/11 28‐Aug‐10 (A) D 1–1 04‐Dec‐10 (H) W 4–0 23‐Jan‐11 (H) D 2–2 2011/12 19‐Nov‐11 (A) W 3–2 08‐Jan‐12 (A) W 1–0 03‐Mar‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 03‐Nov‐12 (H) W 7–2 27‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–1 09‐Mar‐13 (A) L 0–2 2013/14 07‐Dec‐13 (H) W 1–0 18‐Jan‐14 (A) W 1–0 01‐Mar‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 02‐Nov‐14 (A) L 0–2 24‐Jan‐15 (H) L 1–5 21‐Feb‐15 (A) L 2–4 2015/16 31‐Oct‐15 (H) L 1–3 26‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–4 19‐Mar‐16 (H) D 2–2 2016/17 15‐Oct‐16 (A) L 0–4 08‐Jan‐17 (H) L 2–3 10‐Mar‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (37 games): W11–D8–L18 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 31‐Aug‐07 (H) W 3–0 21‐Oct‐07 (A) W 2–1 19‐Jan‐08 (H) W 2–0 2008/09 14‐Sep‐08 (A) D 0–0 19‐Oct‐08 (H) L 0–1 19‐Dec‐08 (A) L 0–1 2009/10 27‐Sep‐09 (A) D 0–0 31‐Dec‐09 (H) L 0–2 12‐Feb‐10 (A) L 0–3 2010/11 22‐Aug‐10 (A) L 0–2 13‐Nov‐10 (A) W 3–0 09‐Jan‐11 (H) W 1–0 2011/12 04‐Nov‐11 (A) W 2–1 18‐Feb‐12 (H) W 2–0 25‐Mar‐12 (A) W 2–1 2012/13 11‐Nov‐12 (A) W 1–0 22‐Dec‐12 (A) D 1–1 07‐Feb‐13 (H) W 5–0 2013/14 19‐Dec‐13 (H) W 1–0 12‐Jan‐14 (A) D 1–1 21‐Feb‐14 (H) L 1–4 2014/15 18‐Oct‐14 (H) L 1–2 13‐Dec‐14 (A) D 1–1 17‐Apr‐15 (A) L 2–3
2015/16 08‐Nov‐15 (H) D 1–1 31‐Dec‐15 (H) W 3–1 30‐Jan‐16 (A) W 3–1 2016/17 12‐Nov‐16 (H) L 0–2 10‐Dec‐16 (A) L 0–3 14‐Jan‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (30 games): W13–D6–L11 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 05‐Aug‐10 (A) W 1–0 10‐Sep‐10 (H) W 1–0 04‐Feb‐11 (A) D 1–1 2011/12 26‐Nov‐11 (H) W 3–1 18‐Jan‐12 (A) W 1–0 26‐Feb‐12 (A) L 0–1 2012/13 28‐Oct‐12 (A) W 1–0 14‐Dec‐12 (H) W 2–0 30‐Mar‐13 (H) W 2–1 2013/14 19‐Oct‐13 (A) D 2–2 05‐Jan‐14 (H) D 0–0 23‐Mar‐14 (A) W 2–1 2014/15 16‐Nov‐14 (A) D 2–2 04‐Jan‐15 (H) W 2–0 08‐Mar‐15 (H) W 1–0 2015/16 25‐Oct‐15 (A) L 1–3 03‐Dec‐15 (H) L 1–5 21‐Feb‐16 (A) L 1–4 2016/17 31‐Dec‐16 (H) D 2–2 19‐Jan‐17 (A) L 1–2 05‐Mar‐17 (H) L 2–3 Overall (21 games): W10–D5–L6 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 06‐Oct‐12 (A) D 0–0 06‐Jan‐13 (A) W 2–0 02‐Mar‐13 (H) L 0–1 grand final 21‐Apr‐13 (A) W 2–0 2013/14 12‐Oct‐13 (H) D 1–1 23‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–2 29‐Mar‐14 (H) W 2–1 finals 26‐Apr‐14 (A) L 0–2 2014/15 19‐Nov‐14 (A) D 0–0 01‐Jan‐15 (A) D 0–0 11‐Apr‐15 (H) W 1–0 2015/16 29‐Nov‐15 (H) L 0–2 23‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–2 01‐Apr‐16 (A) L 1–4 2016/17 29‐Oct‐16 (A) D 1–1 03‐Dec‐16 (H) L 1–4 12‐Feb‐17 (A) W 2–0 Overall (17 games): W5–D5–L7
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 Central Coast Stadium (10 games) 2006/07 Central Coast Stadium (11) 2007/08 Central Coast Stadium (10) 2008/09 Central Coast Stadium (11) 2009/10 Central Coast Stadium (11), Canberra Stadium (2) 2010/11 Central Coast Stadium (14), Allianz Stadium (1) 2011/12 Central Coast Stadium (13) 2012/13 Central Coast Stadium (13) 2013/14 Central Coast Stadium (13), North Sydney Oval (1) 2014/15 Central Coast Stadium (12), North Sydney Oval (1) 2015/16 Central Coast Stadium (13), Simonds Stadium (1) 2016/17 Central Coast Stadium (11), GIO Stadium (2) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 7 899 11 945 v Melbourne Victory (27‐Jan‐06) 5 194 v Brisbane Roar FC (25‐Nov‐05) 2006/07 9 828 15 404 v Melbourne Victory (31‐Dec‐06) 4 644 v Brisbane Roar FC (09‐Sep‐06) 2007/08 12 738 19 238 v Newcastle Jets (12‐Jan‐08) 8 113 v Brisbane Roar FC (14‐Oct‐07) 2008/09 10 465 15 546 v Perth Glory (31‐Dec‐08) 7 865 v Adelaide United (15‐Nov‐08) 2009/10 7 426 11 137 v Wellington Phoenix (31‐Dec‐09) 5 139 v Perth Glory (04‐Sep‐09) 2010/11 8 071 12 409 v Melbourne Victory (31‐Dec‐10) 5 858 v Brisbane Roar FC (28‐Nov‐10) 2011/12 9 628 14 838 v Gold Coast United (31‐Dec‐11) 6 883 v Perth Glory (29‐Oct‐11) 2012/13 9 921 18 721 v W.Sydney Wanderers (02‐Mar‐13) 6 081 v Melbourne Victory (23‐Feb‐13) 2013/14 9 398 17 134 v W.Sydney Wanderers (12‐Oct‐13) 5 787 v Melbourne Victory (29‐Nov‐13) 2014/15 7 584 12 102 v Sydney FC (24‐Jan‐15) 4 508 v Adelaide United (07‐Feb‐15) 2015/16 8 111 14 268 v Melbourne Victory (08‐Jan‐16) 4 514 v Melbourne City FC (03‐Dec‐15) 2016/17 7 412 11 398 v Sydney FC (08‐Jan‐17) 5 072 v Adelaide United (05‐Feb‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2006 17 429 17 429 v Newcastle Jets (17‐Feb‐06) 2008 27 733 36 354 v Newcastle Jets (24‐Feb‐08) 19 112 v Newcastle Jets (10‐Feb‐08) 2009 9 514 9 514 v Brisbane Roar FC (06‐Feb‐09) 2011 8 853 10 166 v Brisbane Roar FC (19‐Feb‐11) 7 539 v Gold Coast United (05‐Mar‐11) 2012 8 709 9 846 v Brisbane Roar FC (08‐Apr‐12) 7 572 v Perth Glory (14‐Apr‐12) 2013 10 651 10 651 v Melbourne Victory (14‐Apr‐13) 2014 9 045 9 045 v Adelaide United (19‐Apr‐14) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 36 354 v Newcastle Jets (24‐Feb‐08) Allianz Stadium* 19 238 v Newcastle Jets (12‐Jan‐08) Central Coast Stadium 19 112 v Newcastle Jets (10‐Feb‐08) Central Coast Stadium 18 721 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (02‐Mar‐13) Central Coast Stadium 18 686 v Melbourne Victory (31‐Dec‐07) Central Coast Stadium 17 514 v Sydney FC (22‐Dec‐07) Central Coast Stadium 17 429 v Newcastle Jets (17‐Feb‐06) Central Coast Stadium 17 134 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (12‐Oct‐13) Central Coast Stadium 15 686 v Sydney FC (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast Stadium 15 546 v Perth Glory (31‐Dec‐08) Central Coast Stadium * Grand Final
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CENTRAL COAST MARINERS – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 3 1 1 1 4 1 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 5 4 0 1 8 4 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 25 10 9 6 38 30 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 3 3 0 8 4 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 21 6 6 9 22 26 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 2 1 2 9 7 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 24 11 4 9 33 28 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 3 2 0 1 5 2 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 23 7 7 9 36 36 AFC Champions League 2009 6 0 2 4 5 13 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 27 7 9 11 32 29 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 34 17 11 6 55 37 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 30 15 7 8 43 30 AFC Champions League 2012 6 1 3 2 7 11 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 29 18 6 5 51 22 AFC Champions League 2013 8 2 1 5 6 14 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 29 13 6 10 34 38 AFC Champions League 2014 6 2 0 4 4 7 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 4 3 0 1 11 4 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 27 5 8 14 26 50 AFC Champions League 2015 1 0 0 1 1 3 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 1 0 0 1 0 1 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 27 3 4 20 33 70 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 1 0 0 1 1 2 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 27 6 5 16 31 52 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 1 0 0 1 2 3 Overall record 379 138 93 148 505 524 Biggest win in all official matches W7‐2 v Sydney FC (Central Coast Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season
Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐5 v Kawasaki Frontale (Central Coast Stadium) AFC Champions League 2009,
v Seongnam Chunma (Tancheon Sports Complex) AFC Champions League 2012 Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 271 John Hutchinson 2005–2014/15 45 Matt Simon 2006–2015 206 Alex Wilkinson 2005–2012 43 Adam Kwasnik 2005–2012/13 188 Joshua Rose 2010/11–2017 30 Daniel McBreen 2010/11–2013/14 163 Matt Simon 2006–2015 27 Nik Mrdja 2005–2010/11 158 Adam Kwasnik 2005–2012/13 21 Bernie Ibini 2009/10–2014
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Champions once (2012/13)
Hyundai A‐League Premiers twice (2007/08, 2011/12) Hyundai A‐League Runners‐up three times (2005/06, 2007/08, 2010/11)
Pre‐Season Cup Winners once (2005/06)
63 HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE ∙ Andrew Howe
MELBOURNE CITY FC
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017/18 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE 64 ∙ Andrew Howe
MELBOURNE CITY FC – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Fri 06 Oct Brisbane Roar FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Oct Melbourne Victory Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 21 Oct Wellington Phoenix AAMI Park 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 28 Oct Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 03 Nov Sydney FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 12 Nov Western Sydney Wanderers FC AAMI Park 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Fri 17 Nov Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 24 Nov Perth Glory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 02 Dec Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 10 Dec Central Coast Mariners AAMI Park 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Fri 15 Dec Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 23 Dec Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Mon 01 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 06 Jan Wellington Phoenix AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Tue 09 Jan Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sun 14 Jan Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sun 21 Jan Adelaide United AAMI Park 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Thu 25 Jan Newcastle Jets AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 04 Feb Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Feb Sydney FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Feb Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Fri 02 Mar Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 16 Mar Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Mar Western Sydney Wanderers FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 01 Apr Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 07 Apr Central Coast Mariners AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Apr Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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1‐Sep‐83 177cm t: 70kg
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1‐May‐99 170cm t: 65kg
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8‐Mar‐95 175cm t: 67kg
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9‐Dec‐85 173cm t: 67kg
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7‐Feb‐84 188cm t: 77kg
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8‐Aug‐86 175cm t: 74kg
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7‐Dec‐84 180cm t: 73kg
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8‐Aug‐91 184cm t: 80kg
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 28
Won / Drew / Lost 11 / 6 / 11
Goals for 49 (1.8 per game)
Goals against 46 (1.6 per game)
Position on ladder 4th
Goals Bruno Fornaroli 17, Tim Cahill 11, Nicolas Colazo 4, Nick Fitzgerald 4, Fernando Brandan 3, Anthony Caceres 2, Neil Kilkenny 2, Luke Brattan 1, Ivan Franjic 1, Bruce Kamau 1
Goalkeepers Dean Bouzanis 22 appearances (2 clean sheets) Thomas Sorensen 8 appearances (1 clean sheet)
Coaches John Van`t Schip 13 games (W5–D5–L3) Mike Valkanis 15 games (W6–D1–L8)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos.
08‐Oct Wellington Phoenix (A) W 1–0 (1–0) Caceres 31' 10034 2nd 15‐Oct Melbourne Victory (A) W 4–1 (2–0) Cahill 27', Fornaroli 31', Brattan 52', Brandan 63' 43188 2nd 21‐Oct Perth Glory (H) L 2–3 (1–1) Fornaroli 44'pen, Brandan 60' 8076 3rd 28‐Oct Adelaide United (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Fornaroli 22' 56'pen 10053 2nd 04‐Nov Brisbane Roar (A) L 0–1 (0–1) 20198 3rd 10‐Nov Newcastle Jets (H) W 2–1 (2–1) Fornaroli 14' 27' 7745 2nd 18‐Nov W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 1–1 (0–0) Cahill 55' 14232 2nd 27‐Nov Wellington Phoenix (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Own goal 44', Fornaroli 71'pen 10644 2nd 03‐Dec Brisbane Roar (H) D 1–1 (0–1) Colazo 54' 8394 2nd 09‐Dec Sydney FC (A) D 1–1 (1–0) Brandan 31' 14668 2nd 17‐Dec Melbourne Victory (H) L 1–2 (1–1) Cahill 16' 24706 4th 27‐Dec Perth Glory (H) D 3–3 (2–2) Cahill 9', Fornaroli 36' 61'pen 11269 4th 31‐Dec Central Coast Mariners (A) D 2–2 (1–0) Cahill 40', Fornaroli 90'pen 11184 4th 06‐Jan W.Sydney Wanderers (H) W 1–0 (1–0) Franjic 19' 10731 3rd 12‐Jan Adelaide United (A) L 1–2 (1–1) Fornaroli 4' 10607 3rd 19‐Jan Central Coast Mariners (H) W 2–1 (2–1) Cahill 3' 21' 8784 3rd 27‐Jan Newcastle Jets (A) L 1–2 (0–1) Fornaroli 69'pen 7891 4th 04‐Feb Melbourne Victory (A) L 1–2 (0–0) Own goal 70' 35426 4th 11‐Feb Brisbane Roar (H) D 2–2 (0–2) 8414 4th 18‐Feb Wellington Phoenix (A) W 5–1 (2–0) OG 20', Fornaroli 29', Caceres 59', Kilkenny 82', Colazo 87' 6131 3rd 24‐Feb Sydney FC (H) L 1–3 (1–1) Fitzgerald 25' 10706 4th 05‐Mar Central Coast Mariners (A) W 3–2 (2–1) Fornaroli 4' 64'pen, Own goal 16' 5974 3rd 18‐Mar Newcastle Jets (H) W 4–0 (1–0) Cahill 12', Fitzgerald 65', Fornaroli 75'pen 81' 8949 3rd 24‐Mar W.Sydney Wanderers (A) L 1–3 (1–1) Kilkenny 3' 10204 3rd 01‐Apr Sydney FC (A) L 0–3 (0–0) 15266 4th 07‐Apr Adelaide United (H) W 1–0 (1–0) Cahill 36' 9438 3rd 16‐Apr Perth Glory (A) L 4–5 (1–1) Cahill 21' 80', Colazo 84', Fitzgerald 90' 12261 4th 23‐Apr Perth Glory (H) L 0–2 (0–2) 9944 EF EF=Elimination Final
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MELBOURNE CITY – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Appearances 6 22 19 26 27 22 1 5 22 1 23 27 21 4 17 26 25 18 14 1 11 23 8 15 Starting appearances – 21 13 24 16 18 – 4 18 – 9 27 20 2 17 19 25 15 12 1 4 23 7 13
Goals – – 3 1 2 11 – – 4 – 4 17 1 – – 1 2 – – – – – – – Yellow cards – 3 5 7 4 4 – 1 3 – 1 5 1 1 3 1 – 9 6 – 3 5 – 4
Red cards – – 1 – – 1 – – – – – – – – – – 1 – 1 – – – – –
Wellington (1–0)Melb Victory (4–1)Perth Glory (2–3)
Adelaide (2–1)Brisbane (0–1)
Newcastle (2–1)Western Sydney (1–1)
Wellington (2–1)Brisbane (1–1)
Sydney FC (1–1)Melb Victory (1–2)Perth Glory (3–3)
Central Coast (2–2) Western Sydney (1–0)
Adelaide (1–2)Central Coast (2–1)
Newcastle (1–2)*Melb Victory (1–2)
Brisbane (2–2) *Wellington (5–1)Sydney FC (1–3)
*Central Coast (3–2)Newcastle (4–0)
Western Sydney (1–3) Sydney FC (0–3) Adelaide (1–0)
Perth Glory (4–5)Perth Glory (0–2)
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer 2010/11* 30 8 11 11 32 42 35 8 / 11 John Aloisi 8 2011/12* 27 9 10 8 35 34 37 6 / 10 Eli Babalj 9 2012/13* 27 8 3 16 31 40 27 9 / 10 Richard Garcia, Josip Tadic 6 2013/14* 27 6 8 13 36 42 26 10 / 10 David Williams 12 2014/15 27 9 8 10 36 41 35 6 / 10 Aaron Mooy 7 2015/16 27 13 5 9 63 44 44 4 / 10 Bruno Fornaroli 25 2016/17 27 11 6 10 49 44 39 4 / 10 Bruno Fornaroli 17 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2012* 1 0 0 1 0 3 Lost Elimination Final 2015 2 1 0 1 2 3 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2016 2 1 0 1 3 4 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2017 1 0 0 1 0 2 Lost Elimination Final ALL MATCHES 198 66 51 81 287 299 *as Melbourne Heart
BIGGEST WINS W5‐0 v Wellington (16‐Feb‐14) Westpac W5‐1 v Perth (27‐Nov‐15) AAMI Park W5‐1 v Central Coast (03‐Dec‐15) Central Coast W5‐1 v Wellington (18‐Feb‐17) Westpac W4‐0 v Sydney (29‐Dec‐11) Allianz At home W5‐1 v Perth (27‐Nov‐15) AAMI Park W4‐0 v Melb Victory (01‐Mar‐14) AAMI Park W4‐0 v Newcastle (14‐Mar‐15) AAMI Park Away W5‐0 v Wellington (16‐Feb‐14) Westpac W5‐1 v Central Coast (03‐Dec‐15) Central Coast W5‐1 v Wellington (18‐Feb‐17) Westpac
MOST GOALS SCORED 5 W5‐0 v Wellington (16‐Feb‐14) Westpac 5 W5‐2 v Newcastle (30‐Dec‐14) McDonald Jones 5 W5‐1 v Perth (27‐Nov‐15) AAMI Park
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W4‐1 v Central Coast (21‐Feb‐16) 2nd half 3 W3‐2 v North Qld (10‐Nov‐10) 2nd half 3 W3‐0 v Newcastle (12‐Nov‐11) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 6 mins W4‐0 v Newcastle (13‐Dec‐15) 4 goals in 19 mins W4‐0 v Newcastle (13‐Dec‐15) 5 goals in 54 mins W5‐0 v Wellington (16‐Feb‐14)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐4 v Brisbane (25‐Sep‐10) Suncorp L1‐5 v Wellington (30‐Nov‐14) Westpac L0‐3 v Gold Coast (05‐Dec‐10) Cbus Super L0‐3 v Newcastle (11‐Feb‐12) McDonald Jones L0‐3 v Perth (01‐Apr‐12) nib At home L0‐3 v Western Syd (13‐Nov‐15) AAMI Park L0‐2 v Adelaide (19‐Nov‐10) AAMI Park L0‐2 v Newcastle (08‐Dec‐10) AAMI Park Away L0‐4 v Brisbane (25‐Sep‐10) Suncorp L1‐5 v Wellington (30‐Nov‐14) Westpac L0‐3 v Gold Coast (05‐Dec‐10) Cbus Super
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 5 L2‐5 v Melb Victory (25‐Oct‐14) Etihad 5 L1‐5 v Wellington (30‐Nov‐14) Westpac 5 L4‐5 v Perth (16‐Apr‐17) nib
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L2‐5 v Melb Victory (25‐Oct‐14) 2nd half 4 L1‐4 v Adelaide (22‐Apr‐16) 2nd half 4 L4‐5 v Perth (16‐Apr‐17) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 10 mins L1‐5 v Wellington (30‐Nov‐14) 4 goals in 16 mins L1‐5 v Wellington (30‐Nov‐14) 5 goals in 51 mins L1‐5 v Wellington (30‐Nov‐14)
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 101 David Williams (2011/12–2015/16) 89 Aziz Behich (2010/11–2013/14) 82 Matt Thompson (2010/11–2012/13) 80 Jason Hoffman (2010/11–2014/15) 76 Patrick Kisnorbo (2013/14–2015/16) 75 Mate Dugandzic (2011/12–2014/15) 70 Clint Bolton (2010/11–2012/13) 70 Michael Marrone (2010/11–2012/13) 69 Nick Kalmar (2010/11–2013/14) 63 Simon Colosimo (2010/11–2012/13)
MOST GOALS 42 Bruno Fornaroli (2015/16–2016/17) 21 David Williams (2011/12–2015/16) 18 Aaron Mooy (2014/15–2015/16) 13 Mate Dugandzic (2011/12–2014/15) 13 Harry Novillo (2014/15–2015/16)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.75 Bruno Fornaroli (42 goals / 56 games) 0.42 Harry Novillo (13 goals / 31 games) 0.40 John Aloisi (8 goals / 20 games) 0.34 Aaron Mooy (18 goals / 53 games) 0.27 Eli Babalj (12 goals / 44 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 25 Bruno Fornaroli (2015/16) 17 Bruno Fornaroli (2016/17) 12 David Williams (2013/14) 11 Tim Cahill (2016/17) 11 Aaron Mooy (2015/16)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 8 Bruno Fornaroli (2016/17) 6 Aaron Mooy (2014/15–2015/16) 6 David Williams (2011/12–2014/15)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 3 Simon Colosimo (2011/12–2012/13)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 16 Clint Bolton (2010/11–2012/13) 9 Tando Velaphi (2014/15) 7 Andrew Redmayne (2012/13–2013/14)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 3 David Williams (W5–0 v Wellington) 16‐Feb‐14 3 Robert Koren (W5–2 v Newcastle) 30‐Dec‐14 3 Bruno Fornaroli (W3–0 v Sydney) 05‐Mar‐16
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 16y 357d Dylan Pierias (D2‐2 v Brisbane) 11‐Feb‐17 17y 093d Stefan Mauk (L1‐2 v Sydney) 13‐Jan‐13 17y 135d Ben Garuccio (L0‐1 v Central Coast) 28‐Oct‐12 17y 220d Denis Genreau (D3‐3 v Perth) 27‐Dec‐16 17y 291d Daniel Arzani (L2‐3 v Perth) 21‐Oct‐16
OLDEST PLAYERS 40y 285d Thomas Sorensen (L1‐3 v Western Syd) 24‐Mar‐17 37y 138d Tim Cahill (L0‐2 v Perth) 23‐Apr‐17 37y 220d Clint Bolton (L1‐2 v Central Coast) 30‐Mar‐13 36y 299d Gerald Sibon (D2‐2 v Sydney) 12‐Feb‐11 36y 235d Kew Jaliens (L0‐3 v Melb Victory) 08‐May‐15
YOUNGEST SCORERS 18y 180d Eli Babalj (L2‐3 v Adelaide) 20‐Aug‐10 18y 192d Marc Marino (W3‐1 v Brisbane) 08‐Nov‐14 18y 345d Curtis Good (D1‐1 v Brisbane) 02‐Mar‐12 19y 047d Brendan Hamill (D1‐1 v Adelaide) 04‐Nov‐11 19y 303d Jacob Melling (W2‐1 v Western Syd) 01‐Feb‐15
OLDEST SCORERS 37y 131d Tim Cahill (L4‐5 v Perth) 16‐Apr‐17 36y 285d Gerald Sibon (L1‐2 v Brisbane) 29‐Jan‐11 36y 180d Kew Jaliens (W4‐0 v Newcastle) 14‐Mar‐15 36y 055d Aaron Hughes (D2‐2 v Sydney) 02‐Jan‐16 35y 303d Damien Duff (W5‐2 v Newcastle) 30‐Dec‐14
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 24.21y v Perth Glory (L1‐2) 15‐Jan‐12
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.75y v Sydney FC (L1‐3) 24‐Feb‐17
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Own goal (D1‐1 v Newcastle) 13‐Aug‐10 (79') 100th goal David Williams (D2‐2 v Central Coast) 19‐Oct‐13 (60') 200th goal Stefan Mauk (W2‐1 v Melb Victory) 19‐Dec‐15 (20')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 5 (04‐Dec‐11 to 29‐Dec‐11) 5 (01‐Jan‐13 to 24‐Feb‐13) 3 (09‐Dec‐11 to 29‐Dec‐11) Undefeated 7 (17‐Jan‐14 to 01‐Mar‐14) 10 (07‐Dec‐14 to 25‐Oct‐15) 4 (17‐Oct‐10 to 10‐Nov‐10) Winless 19 (03‐Mar‐13 to 10‐Jan‐14) 8 (11‐Mar‐13 to 27‐Dec‐13) 22 (21‐Oct‐12 to 25‐Jan‐14) Losing 5 (03‐Mar‐13 to 30‐Mar‐13) 3 (04‐Jan‐12 to 18‐Jan‐12) 9 (14‐Dec‐12 to 30‐Mar‐13) No goals conceded 3 (23‐Oct‐10 to 03‐Nov‐10) 3 (04‐Feb‐12 to 26‐Feb‐12) 2 (31‐Oct‐10 to 03‐Nov‐10) No goals scored 5 (19‐Nov‐10 to 08‐Dec‐10) 3 (19‐Nov‐10 to 08‐Dec‐10) 4 (04‐Jan‐15 to 08‐Mar‐15)
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s John Aloisi 20 (8) 2010/11 Ross Archibald 4 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Daniel Arzani 6 (0) 2016/17 Eli Babalj 44 (12) 2010/11–2012/13 Safuwan Baharudin 6 (2) 2014/15 Michael Beauchamp 23 (0) 2010/11 Aziz Behich 89 (2) 2010/11–2013/14 Clint Bolton 70 (0) 2010/11–2012/13 Dean Bouzanis 23 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Fernando Brandan 19 (3) 2016/17 Luke Brattan 26 (1) 2016/17 James Brown 16 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Anthony Caceres 38 (3) 2015/16–2016/17 Tim Cahill 22 (11) 2016/17 Christian Cavallo 1 (0) 2016/17 Connor Chapman 35 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Jack Clisby 31 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Nicolas Colazo 22 (4) 2016/17 Simon Colosimo 63 (1) 2010/11–2012/13 Jamie Coyne 7 (0) 2012/13 Braedyn Crowley 1 (0) 2016/17 Wade Dekker 5 (1) 2015/16 Damien Duff 15 (1) 2014/15 Mate Dugandzic 75 (13) 2011/12–2014/15 Orlando Engelaar 12 (5) 2013/14 Hernan Espindola 4 (0) 2015/16 Ali Eyigun 1 (0) 2015/16 Nick Fitzgerald 36 (7) 2015/16–2016/17 Bruno Fornaroli 56 (42) 2015/16–2016/17 Ivan Franjic 39 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Fred 38 (3) 2011/12–2012/13 Corey Gameiro 5 (0) 2015/16 Richard Garcia 24 (6) 2012/13 Ben Garuccio 45 (1) 2012/13–2015/16 Denis Genreau 4 (0) 2016/17 Patrick Gerhardt 40 (1) 2012/13–2013/14 Jonathan Germano 56 (7) 2011/12–2014/15 Curtis Good 25 (1) 2011/12 Craig Goodwin 4 (0) 2011/12 Steven Gray 1 (0) 2012/13 Vince Grella 1 (0) 2012/13 Brendan Hamill 35 (1) 2010/11–2011/12 Dean Heffernan 13 (0) 2010/11 Jason Hoffman 80 (3) 2010/11–2014/15 Aaron Hughes 6 (1) 2015/16 Kamal Ibrahim 3 (0) 2010/11 Michael Jakobsen 17 (0) 2016/17 Kew Jaliens 11 (1) 2014/15 Nick Kalmar 69 (6) 2010/11–2013/14 Bruce Kamau 26 (1) 2016/17 Ersin Kaya 1 (0) 2012/13 Joshua Kennedy 12 (2) 2014/15 Harry Kewell 16 (2) 2013/14
Neil Kilkenny 25 (2) 2016/17 Patrick Kisnorbo 76 (5) 2013/14–2015/16 Robert Koren 26 (3) 2014/15–2015/16 Steve Kuzmanovski 6 (0) 2015/16 Dylan MacAllister 21 (1) 2012/13–2013/14 Adrian Madaschi 9 (0) 2011/12 Osama Malik 32 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Marc Marino 9 (2) 2014/15–2015/16 Michael Marrone 70 (0) 2010/11–2012/13 Stefan Mauk 34 (4) 2012/13–2015/16 Maycon 13 (1) 2011/12 Golgol Mebrahtu 26 (4) 2012/13–2013/14 Marcel Meeuwis 6 (0) 2012/13 Jacob Melling 36 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Michael Mifsud 14 (1) 2013/14 Andrea Migliorini 9 (3) 2013/14 Matthew Millar 4 (0) 2015/16 Liam Miller 2 (0) 2014/15 Sam Mitchinson 9 (0) 2012/13 Aaron Mooy 53 (18) 2014/15–2015/16 Massimo Murdocca 44 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Manny Muscat 14 (0) 2016/17 Harry Novillo 31 (13) 2014/15–2015/16 Erik Paartalu 40 (7) 2014/15–2015/16 Dylan Pierias 1 (0) 2016/17 Iain Ramsay 46 (3) 2013/14–2014/15 Andrew Redmayne 48 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Paul Reid 4 (0) 2011/12 Paulo Retre 54 (1) 2013/14–2016/17 Nikola Roganovic 2 (0) 2011/12 Joshua Rose 23 (0) 2016/17 Kristian Sarkies 11 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Gerald Sibon 27 (7) 2010/11 Josip Skoko 22 (0) 2010/11 Thomas Sorensen 37 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Wayne Srhoj 43 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Nicholas Symeoy 2 (0) 2014/15 Josip Tadic 22 (6) 2012/13 Kliment Taseski 4 (0) 2010/11 Alex Terra 43 (7) 2010/11–2011/12 Matt Thompson 82 (7) 2010/11–2012/13 Ruon Tongyik 15 (0) 2016/17 Jason Trifiro 7 (0) 2015/16 Tando Velaphi 22 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 David Villa 4 (2) 2014/15 David Vrankovic 13 (0) 2012/13 Jeremy Walker 16 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Rob Wielaert 37 (1) 2013/14–2014/15 Alex Wilkinson 10 (0) 2015/16 David Williams 101 (21) 2011/12–2015/16 Rutger Worm 46 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Adrian Zahra 19 (2) 2010/11 Stefan Zinni 4 (0) 2015/16 Michael Zullo 15 (0) 2015/16
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L John Van't Schip 05‐Aug‐10 (L0–1 v Central Coast) 01‐Apr‐12 (L0–3 v Perth) 58 17 21 20 John Aloisi 05‐Oct‐12 (W2–1 v Melb Victory) 27‐Dec‐13 (L0–1 v Wellington) 39 8 7 24 John Van`t Schip 05‐Jan‐14 (D0–0 v Central Coast) 31‐Dec‐16 (D2‐2 v Central Coast) 86 35 22 29 Mike Valkanis 06‐Jan‐17 (W1‐0 v W Sydney) 23‐Apr‐17 (L0‐2 v Perth Glory) 15 6 1 8
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 22 7 5 10 31 39 10 4 1 5 13 16 12 3 4 5 18 23 Brisbane Roar 21 8 5 8 28 31 10 6 3 1 18 10 11 2 2 7 10 21 Central Coast Mariners 21 6 5 10 28 29 11 4 3 4 16 13 10 2 2 6 12 16 Melbourne Victory 22 7 5 10 32 38 11 5 2 4 18 16 11 2 3 6 14 22 Newcastle Jets 21 9 3 9 41 31 10 6 2 2 24 12 11 3 1 7 17 19 Perth Glory 24 6 7 11 34 41 13 5 4 4 22 17 11 1 3 7 12 24 Sydney FC 21 6 9 6 28 26 11 3 5 3 17 16 10 3 4 3 11 10 Wellington Phoenix 22 9 6 7 35 27 10 5 4 1 15 8 12 4 2 6 20 19 Western Sydney Wanderers15 3 3 9 19 29 7 3 0 4 9 13 8 0 3 5 10 16 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2010/11 20‐Aug‐10 (A) L 2–3 19‐Nov‐10 (H) L 0–2 17‐Dec‐10 (A) W 2–1 2011/12 04‐Nov‐11 (A) D 1–1 04‐Jan‐12 (H) L 1–3 23‐Mar‐12 (A) D 1–1 2012/13 17‐Nov‐12 (A) L 0–1 18‐Jan‐13 (H) W 2–0 11‐Mar‐13 (H) L 0–2 2013/14 01‐Dec‐13 (H) D 3–3 25‐Jan‐14 (A) D 2–2 04‐Apr‐14 (A) D 2–2 2014/15 31‐Oct‐14 (H) L 1–2 27‐Feb‐15 (H) W 3–1 25‐Apr‐15 (A) L 1–4 2015/16 05‐Nov‐15 (A) W 4–2 11‐Mar‐16 (A) W 1–0 08‐Apr‐16 (H) L 0–2 finals 22‐Apr‐16 (A) L 1–4 2016/17 28‐Oct‐16 (H) W 2–1 12‐Jan‐17 (A) L 1–2 07‐Apr‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (22 games): W7–D5–L10
v Brisbane Roar FC 2010/11 25‐Sep‐10 (A) L 0–4 14‐Nov‐10 (H) L 1–2 29‐Jan‐11 (A) L 1–2 2011/12 09‐Dec‐11 (A) W 2–1 21‐Jan‐12 (H) D 1–1 02‐Mar‐12 (A) D 1–1 2012/13 09‐Nov‐12 (H) W 4–1 06‐Jan‐13 (H) W 3–2 24‐Mar‐13 (A) L 0–2 2013/14 03‐Nov‐13 (A) L 0–3 23‐Feb‐14 (H) W 1–0 28‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 08‐Nov‐14 (A) W 3–1 07‐Dec‐14 (H) W 1–0 28‐Mar‐15 (H) W 1–0 2015/16 20‐Nov‐15 (A) D 1–1 27‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–3 18‐Mar‐16 (H) W 3–1 2016/17 04‐Nov‐16 (A) L 0–1 03‐Dec‐16 (H) D 1–1 11‐Feb‐17 (H) D 2–2 Overall (21 games): W8–D5–L8
v Central Coast Mariners 2010/11 05‐Aug‐10 (H) L 0–1 10‐Sep‐10 (A) L 0–1 04‐Feb‐11 (H) D 1–1 2011/12 26‐Nov‐11 (A) L 1–3 18‐Jan‐12 (H) L 0–1 26‐Feb‐12 (H) W 1–0 2012/13 28‐Oct‐12 (H) L 0–1 14‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–2 30‐Mar‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 19‐Oct‐13 (H) D 2–2 05‐Jan‐14 (A) D 0–0 23‐Mar‐14 (H) L 1–2 2014/15 16‐Nov‐14 (H) D 2–2 04‐Jan‐15 (A) L 0–2 08‐Mar‐15 (A) L 0–1 2015/16 25‐Oct‐15 (H) W 3–1 03‐Dec‐15 (A) W 5–1 21‐Feb‐16 (H) W 4–1 2016/17 31‐Dec‐16 (A) D 2–2 19‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–1 05‐Mar‐17 (A) W 3–2 Overall (21 games): W6–D5–L10
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – HEAD TO HEAD
v Melbourne Victory 2010/11 08‐Oct‐10 (H) W 2–1 11‐Dec‐10 (H) L 1–3 22‐Jan‐11 (A) D 2–2 2011/12 22‐Oct‐11 (A) D 0–0 23‐Dec‐11 (H) W 3–2 04‐Feb‐12 (H) D 0–0 2012/13 05‐Oct‐12 (A) W 2–1 22‐Dec‐12 (H) L 1–2 02‐Feb‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 12‐Oct‐13 (A) D 0–0 21‐Dec‐13 (H) L 1–3 01‐Mar‐14 (H) W 4–0 2014/15 25‐Oct‐14 (A) L 2–5 20‐Dec‐14 (H) W 1–0 07‐Feb‐15 (A) L 0–3 finals 08‐May‐15 (A) L 0–3 2015/16 17‐Oct‐15 (A) L 2–3 19‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–1 13‐Feb‐16 (H) D 2–2 2016/17 15‐Oct‐16 (A) W 4–1 17‐Dec‐16 (H) L 1–2 04‐Feb‐17 (A) L 1–2 Overall (22 games): W7–D5–L10 v Newcastle Jets 2010/11 13‐Aug‐10 (A) D 1–1 31‐Oct‐10 (A) W 2–0 08‐Dec‐10 (H) L 0–2 2011/12 08‐Oct‐11 (A) L 2–3 12‐Nov‐11 (H) W 3–0 11‐Feb‐12 (A) L 0–3 2012/13 24‐Nov‐12 (H) D 3–3 01‐Jan‐13 (H) W 2–1 15‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–2 2013/14 24‐Nov‐13 (A) L 1–3 17‐Jan‐14 (H) W 3–1 08‐Mar‐14 (A) L 0–1 2014/15 19‐Oct‐14 (H) D 1–1 30‐Dec‐14 (A) W 5–2 14‐Mar‐15 (H) W 4–0 2015/16 30‐Oct‐15 (H) L 2–3 13‐Dec‐15 (A) W 4–0 07‐Feb‐16 (A) L 1–2 2016/17 10‐Nov‐16 (H) W 2–1 27‐Jan‐17 (A) L 1–2 18‐Mar‐17 (H) W 4–0 Overall (21 games): W9–D3–L9
v Perth Glory 2010/11 29‐Aug‐10 (H) D 2–2 03‐Nov‐10 (A) D 0–0 15‐Jan‐11 (A) D 1–1 2011/12 16‐Oct‐11 (H) L 1–2 17‐Dec‐11 (A) W 2–1 15‐Jan‐12 (H) L 1–2 finals 01‐Apr‐12 (A) L 0–3 2012/13 21‐Oct‐12 (A) L 0–2 08‐Dec‐12 (H) W 1–0 09‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–0 2013/14 27‐Oct‐13 (A) L 0–1 10‐Jan‐14 (A) L 0–3 09‐Feb‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 26‐Dec‐14 (H) D 1–1 22‐Feb‐15 (H) D 0–0 19‐Apr‐15 (A) L 1–3 2015/16 27‐Nov‐15 (H) W 5–1 16‐Jan‐16 (A) D 2–2 03‐Apr‐16 (A) L 2–3 finals 17‐Apr‐16 (H) W 2–0 2016/17 21‐Oct‐16 (H) L 2–3 27‐Dec‐16 (H) D 3–3 16‐Apr‐17 (A) L 4–5 finals 23‐Apr‐17 (H) L 0–2 Overall (24 games): W6–D7–L11 v Sydney FC 2010/11 27‐Nov‐10 (H) D 0–0 23‐Dec‐10 (A) W 1–0 12‐Feb‐11 (H) D 2–2 2011/12 29‐Oct‐11 (H) D 1–1 29‐Dec‐11 (A) W 4–0 17‐Mar‐12 (H) D 2–2 2012/13 02‐Dec‐12 (A) D 0–0 13‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–2 24‐Feb‐13 (H) W 3–1 2013/14 15‐Nov‐13 (H) L 0–2 15‐Dec‐13 (A) L 1–2 31‐Jan‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 11‐Oct‐14 (A) D 1–1 22‐Nov‐14 (H) L 1–2 20‐Mar‐15 (A) W 1–0 2015/16 10‐Oct‐15 (A) D 1–1 02‐Jan‐16 (H) D 2–2 05‐Mar‐16 (H) W 3–0 2016/17 09‐Dec‐16 (A) D 1–1 24‐Feb‐17 (H) L 1–3 01‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–3 Overall (21 games): W6–D9–L6
v Wellington Phoenix FC 2010/11 19‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–1 17‐Oct‐10 (A) D 2–2 24‐Nov‐10 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 04‐Dec‐11 (H) W 1–0 29‐Jan‐12 (A) L 1–3 10‐Mar‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 14‐Oct‐12 (H) D 1–1 27‐Dec‐12 (A) L 2–3 03‐Mar‐13 (A) L 0–1 2013/14 27‐Dec‐13 (H) L 0–1 16‐Feb‐14 (A) W 5–0 16‐Mar‐14 (H) D 2–2 2014/15 30‐Nov‐14 (A) L 1–5 14‐Feb‐15 (A) D 0–0 12‐Apr‐15 (H) D 0–0 finals 03‐May‐15 (A) W 2–0 2015/16 25‐Jan‐16 (H) W 3–1 26‐Feb‐16 (A) L 1–2 28‐Mar‐16 (H) W 3–0 2016/17 08‐Oct‐16 (A) W 1–0 27‐Nov‐16 (H) W 2–1 18‐Feb‐17 (A) W 5–1 Overall (22 games): W9–D6–L7 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 02‐Nov‐12 (A) L 1–2 26‐Jan‐13 (A) L 0–1 16‐Mar‐13 (H) L 1–3 2013/14 08‐Nov‐13 (H) L 0–1 07‐Dec‐13 (A) D 1–1 12‐Apr‐14 (H) L 2–3 2014/15 01‐Feb‐15 (H) W 2–1 11‐Mar‐15 (A) L 2–3 03‐Apr‐15 (A) D 1–1 2015/16 13‐Nov‐15 (H) L 0–3 09‐Jan‐16 (H) W 3–2 29‐Jan‐16 (A) L 3–4 2016/17 18‐Nov‐16 (A) D 1–1 06‐Jan‐17 (H) W 1–0 24‐Mar‐17 (A) L 1–3 Overall (15 games): W3–D3–L9
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MELBOURNE CITY FC – VENUES AND CROWDS
HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2010/11 AAMI Park (15 games) 2011/12 AAMI Park (13), La Trobe City Stadium (1) 2012/13 AAMI Park (13) 2013/14 AAMI Park (13), Lavington Sports Complex (1) 2014/15 AAMI Park (13) 2015/16 AAMI Park (14) 2016/17 AAMI Park (13)
BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 26 579 v Melbourne Victory (23‐Dec‐11) AAMI Park 26 491 v Melbourne Victory (21‐Dec‐13) AAMI Park 26 457 v Melbourne Victory (22‐Dec‐12) AAMI Park 26 395 v Melbourne Victory (04‐Feb‐12) AAMI Park 26 372 v Melbourne Victory (20‐Dec‐14) AAMI Park
HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2010/11 8 315 25 897 v Melbourne Victory (08‐Oct‐10) 2 754 v Newcastle Jets (08‐Dec‐10) 2011/12 9 082 26 579 v Melbourne Victory (23‐Dec‐11) 2 951 v Wellington Phoenix (04‐Dec‐11) 2012/13 8 560 26 457 v Melbourne Victory (22‐Dec‐12) 4 505 v Perth Glory (08‐Dec‐12) 2013/14 9 799 26 491 v Melbourne Victory (21‐Dec‐13) 5 046 v Newcastle Jets (17‐Jan‐14) 2014/15 10 374 26 372 v Melbourne Victory (20‐Dec‐14) 5 867 v Newcastle Jets (14‐Mar‐15) 2015/16 11 047 25 738 v Melbourne Victory (13‐Feb‐16) 5 953 v Perth Glory (27‐Nov‐15) 2016/17 10 608 24 706 v Melbourne Victory (17‐Dec‐16) 7 745 v Newcastle Jets (10‐Nov‐16) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd 2016 11 273 11 273 v Perth Glory (17‐Apr‐16) 2017 9 944 9 944 v Perth Glory (23‐Apr‐17)
MELBOURNE CITY– ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES
RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 30 8 11 11 32 42 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 28 9 10 9 35 37 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 27 8 3 16 31 40 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 27 6 8 13 36 42 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 1 0 0 1 1 3 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 29 10 8 11 38 44 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 4 3 0 1 13 5 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 29 14 5 10 66 48 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 5 5 0 0 11 3 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 28 11 6 11 49 46 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 3 2 0 1 5 4 Overall record 211 76 51 84 317 314
Biggest win in all official matches W5‐0 v Wellington Phoenix (Westpac Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season
v Heidelberg (Olympic Village) Westfield FFA Cup 2015
Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐4 v Brisbane Roar (Suncorp Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season
Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 103 David Williams 2011/12–2014/15 49 Bruno Fornaroli 2015–2017 89 Aziz Behich 2010/11–2013/14 24 Aaron Mooy 2014–2015/16 82 Matt Thompson 2010/11–2012/13 21 David Williams 2011/12–2015/16 81 Jason Hoffman 2010/11–2014/15 14 Harry Novillo 2014/15–2015/16 81 Patrick Kisnorbo 2013/14–2015/16 13 Mate Dugandzic 2011/12–2014/15
HONOURS FFA Cup Winners once (2016)
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MELBOURNE VICTORY
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sat 07 Oct Sydney FC Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Oct Melbourne City FC Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 20 Oct Adelaide United Adelaide Oval 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 29 Oct Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Mon 06 Nov Western Sydney Wanderers FC Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 11 Nov Brisbane Roar FC Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 19 Nov Perth Glory nib Stadium 4.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Thu 23 Nov Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 03 Dec Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 4.30pm 2.30pm ..... ..... Fri 08 Dec Adelaide United Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 17 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 23 Dec Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 29 Dec Newcastle Jets AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 06 Jan Central Coast Mariners Simonds Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Wed 10 Jan Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 13 Jan Perth Glory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 19 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 26 Jan Sydney FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Feb Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 09 Feb Brisbane Roar FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Feb Adelaide United AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 02 Mar Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 18 Mar Central Coast Mariners AAMI Park 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sun 25 Mar Perth Glory nib Stadium 4.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 31 Mar Western Sydney Wanderers FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 08 Apr Wellington Phoenix AAMI Park 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Apr Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 29
Won / Drew / Lost 15 / 5 / 9
Goals for 50 (1.7 per game)
Goals against 33 (1.1 per game)
Position on ladder 2nd
Goals Besart Berisha 21, Marco Rojas 12, James Troisi 6, Mitchell Austin 3, Fahid Ben Khalfallah 2, Maximilian Beister 1, Oliver Bozanic 1, James Donachie 1, Jai Ingham 1
Goalkeepers Lawrence Thomas 28 appearances (8 clean sheets) Matthew Acton 1 appearance (1 clean sheet)
Coaches Kevin Muscat 29 games (W15–D5–L9)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos.
07‐Oct Brisbane Roar (A) D 1–1 (0–0) Austin 83' 15805 5th 15‐Oct Melbourne City (H) L 1–4 (0–2) Rojas 62' 43188 7th 22‐Oct Adelaide United (A) W 2–1 (1–0) Berisha 20', Rojas 93' 14908 5th 31‐Oct Wellington Phoenix (H) W 6–1 (2–0) Berisha 20'p 22'p 82', Rojas 71' 77', Austin 91' 20113 3rd 05‐Nov Sydney FC (A) L 1–2 (1–0) Austin 41' 19143 5th 12‐Nov W.Sydney Wanderers (H) W 3–0 (1–0) Bozanic 26', Ingham 65', Beister 85' 21480 4th 26‐Nov Newcastle Jets (H) W 2–0 (0–0) Own goal 52', Rojas 54' 18267 3rd 02‐Dec Perth Glory (H) D 1–1 (1–1) Berisha 41' 16017 3rd 10‐Dec W.Sydney Wanderers (A) W 3–0 (1–0) Berisha 32' 66' 82' 16231 3rd 17‐Dec Melbourne City (A) W 2–1 (1–1) Rojas 24', Berisha 78' 24706 2nd 28‐Dec Central Coast Mariners (H) W 4–1 (1–0) Own goal 29', Donachie 51', Rojas 58' 59' 20491 2nd 02‐Jan Newcastle Jets (H) W 4–2 (2–0) Berisha 30'p, Rojas 35', Ben Khalfallah 60', Troisi 69' 14081 2nd 07‐Jan Adelaide United (A) W 2–0 (1–0) Troisi 22', Berisha 68' 10036 2nd 13‐Jan Brisbane Roar (H) W 3–2 (3–2) Troisi 12', Rojas 17', Berisha 27'pen 21103 2nd 17‐Jan Wellington Phoenix (A) L 0–3 (0–1) 5865 2nd 21‐Jan Perth Glory (A) L 1–2 (0–0) Berisha 58'pen 11271 2nd 26‐Jan Sydney FC (H) L 1–2 (1–1) Troisi 18' 30262 2nd 04‐Feb Melbourne City (H) W 2–1 (0–0) Berisha 84', Own goal 87' 35426 2nd 13‐Feb Newcastle Jets (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 6233 2nd 19‐Feb Central Coast Mariners (A) W 3–0 (1–0) Berisha 25' 90', Troisi 58' 7013 2nd 25‐Feb Adelaide United (H) L 1–2 (0–0) Rojas 66', Berisha 83' 19035 2nd 03‐Mar Sydney FC (A) L 0–1 (0–0) 13310 2nd 11‐Mar Perth Glory (H) W 4–1 (2–1) Berisha 23', Ben Khalfallah 42', Rojas 48', Troisi 74' 16814 2nd 25‐Mar Brisbane Roar (A) L 0–1 (0–0) 13576 2nd 02‐Apr Wellington Phoenix (H) L 0–3 (0–2) 17011 2nd 08‐Apr W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 16345 2nd 14‐Apr Central Coast Mariners (H) W 1–0 (0–0) Berisha 80' 14827 2nd 30‐Apr Brisbane Roar (H) W 1–0 (0–0) Berisha 69' 20202 SF 07‐May Sydney FC (A) D* 1–1 (1–0) Berisha 20' 41546 GF SF=Semi Final, GF=Grand Final. *=lost on penalties
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Appearances 1 19 19 26 9 23 28 21 29 23 23 27 2 21 13 1 5 2 25 1 28 26 27 Starting appearances 1 15 10 26 1 20 28 18 25 17 15 27 1 4 5 – 2 – 24 – 28 25 27
Goals – – 3 – 1 2 21 1 – 1 – – – 1 – – – – 12 – – 6 – Yellow cards – 2 1 8 – 7 2 1 5 2 3 9 1 1 3 – 1 – – – 2 7 6
Red cards – – – 1 – – 1 – – 1 1 – – 1 – – – – – – – – –
Brisbane (1–1)Melbourne City (1–4)
Adelaide (2–1)Wellington (6–1)Sydney FC (1–2)
Western Sydney (3–0) *Newcastle (2–0) Perth Glory (1–1)
Western Sydney (3–0) Melbourne City (2–1)*Central Coast (4–1)
Newcastle (4–2)Adelaide (2–0)Brisbane (3–2)
Wellington (0–3)Perth Glory (1–2)Sydney FC (1–2)*Melb City (2–1)Newcastle (0–0)
Central Coast (3–0)Adelaide (1–2)
Sydney FC (0–1)Perth Glory (4–1)
Brisbane (0–1)Wellington (0–3)
Western Sydney (0–0) Central Coast (1–0)
Brisbane (1–0)Sydney FC (1–1)
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 7 5 9 26 24 26 7 / 8 Archie Thompson 8 2006/07 21 14 3 4 41 20 45 1 / 8 Archie Thompson 15 2007/08 21 6 9 6 29 29 27 5 / 8 Daniel Allsopp 7 2008/09 21 12 2 7 39 27 38 1 / 8 Danny Allsopp 13 2009/10 27 14 5 8 47 32 47 2 / 10 Carlos Hernandez 13 2010/11 30 11 10 9 45 39 43 5 / 11 Robbie Kruse 11 2011/12 27 6 11 10 35 43 29 8 / 10 Carlos Hernandez 10 2012/13 27 13 5 9 48 45 44 3 / 10 Marco Rojas 15 2013/14 27 11 8 8 42 43 41 4 / 10 James Troisi 12 2014/15 27 15 8 4 56 31 53 1 / 10 Besart Berisha 14 2015/16 27 11 8 8 40 33 41 6 / 10 Besart Berisha 18 2016/17 27 14 4 9 48 32 46 2 / 10 Besart Berisha 21 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2007 3 2 1 0 8 1 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Won Grand Final 2009 3 3 0 0 7 0 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Won Grand Final 2010 3 1 2 0 5 4 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Lost Grand Final (on pens) 2011 1 0 0 1 0 1 Lost Elimination Final 2013 2 1 0 1 2 2 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2014 2 1 0 1 2 2 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final 2015 2 2 0 0 6 0 Won Semi Final, Won Grand Final 2016 1 0 0 1 1 2 Lost Elimination Final 2017 2 1 1 0 2 1 Won Semi Final, Lost Grand Final (on pens) ALL MATCHES 322 145 82 95 529 411 BIGGEST WINS W6‐0 v Adelaide (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad W6‐1 v Wellington (31‐Oct‐16) Etihad W5‐0 v Sydney (16‐Oct‐05) Olympic Park W5‐0 v Newcastle (29‐Aug‐08) Etihad W5‐0 v Newcastle (03‐Mar‐13) AAMI Park At home W6‐0 v Adelaide (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad W6‐1 v Wellington (31‐Oct‐16) Etihad W5‐0 v Sydney (16‐Oct‐05) Olympic Park Away W4‐0 v NZ Knights (27‐Oct‐06) North Harbour W5‐2 v Central Coast (31‐Dec‐07) Central Coast W4‐1 v Wellington (12‐Apr‐14) Westpac
MOST GOALS SCORED 6 W6‐0 v Adelaide (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad 6 W6‐2 v Perth (16‐Jan‐10) Etihad 6 W6‐1 v Wellington (31‐Oct‐16) Etihad
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W5‐0 v Sydney (16‐Oct‐05) 2nd half 4 W4‐0 v NZ Knights (17‐Dec‐06) 1st half 4 W5‐2 v Central Coast (31‐Dec‐07) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 7 mins D3‐3 v Sydney (07‐Aug‐10) 4 goals in 13 mins W4‐0 v NZ Knights (17‐Dec‐06) 5 goals in 44 mins W5‐0 v Sydney (16‐Oct‐05)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐5 v Brisbane (13‐Oct‐12) Suncorp L0‐5 v Wellington (18‐Jan‐14) Westpac L0‐5 v Sydney (26‐Jan‐14) Etihad L0‐5 v Brisbane (12‐Mar‐16) Suncorp L0‐4 v Newcastle (19‐Jan‐07) McDonald Jones At home L0‐5 v Sydney (26‐Jan‐14) Etihad L0‐4 v Central Coast (07‐Nov‐09) Etihad L0‐3 v Sydney (09‐Oct‐09) Etihad Away L0‐5 v Brisbane (13‐Oct‐12) Suncorp L0‐5 v Wellington (18‐Jan‐14) Westpac L0‐5 v Brisbane (12‐Mar‐16) Suncorp
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 6 L2‐6 v Central Coast (23‐Feb‐13) C.Coast 5 L0‐5 v Brisbane (13‐Oct‐12) Suncorp 5 L0‐5 v Wellington (18‐Jan‐14) Westpac
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L2‐4 v Adelaide (07‐Dec‐12) 1st half 4 L2‐6 v Central Coast (23‐Feb‐13) 2nd half 3 D3‐3 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐06) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins L0‐3 v Sydney (09‐Oct‐09) 4 goals in 29 mins L2‐4 v Adelaide (07‐Dec‐12) 5 goals in 58 mins L2‐6 v Central Coast (23‐Feb‐13)
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 237 Leigh Broxham (2006/07–2016/17) 224 Archie Thompson (2005/06–2015/16) 176 Adrian Leijer (2005/06–2014/15) 139 Rodrigo Vargas (2006/07–2011/12) 122 Kevin Muscat (2005/06–2010/11) 121 Carlos Hernandez (2007/08–2011/12) 120 Grant Brebner (2006/07–2011/12) 118 Danny Allsopp (2005/06–2012/13) 93 Guilherme Finkler (2012/13–2015/16) 91 Billy Celeski (2008/09–2012/13)
MOST GOALS 90 Archie Thompson (2005/06–2015/16) 54 Besart Berisha (2014/15–2016/17) 42 Danny Allsopp (2005/06–2012/13) 36 Carlos Hernandez (2007/08–2011/12) 28 Kevin Muscat (2005/06–2010/11)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.66 Besart Berisha (54 goals / 82 games) 0.41 Robbie Kruse (16 goals / 39 games) 0.40 Archie Thompson (90 goals / 224 games) 0.36 Marco Rojas (27 goals / 75 games) 0.36 Danny Allsopp (42 goals / 118 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 21 Besart Berisha (2016/17) 18 Besart Berisha (2015/16) 15 Archie Thompson (2006/07) 15 Marco Rojas (2012/13) 15 Besart Berisha (2014/15)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 25 Kevin Muscat (2005/06–2010/11) 11 Besart Berisha (2014/15–2016/17) 8 Mark Milligan (2012/13–2014/15)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 5 Kevin Muscat (2005/06–2010/11) 3 Adrian Leijer (2011/12–2013/14) 3 Rodrigo Vargas (2006/07–2011/12)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 27 Michael Theo (2005/06–2008/09) 17 Nathan Coe (2012/13–2014/15) 14 Lawrence Thomas (2011/12–2016/17) 10 Michael Petkovic (2010/11)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 5 Archie Thompson (W6–0 v Adelaide) 18‐Feb‐07 3 Robbie Kruse (W6–2 v Perth) 16‐Jan‐10 3 Besart Berisha (W5–2 v Melb City) 25‐Oct‐14 3 Archie Thompson (D3–3 v Sydney) 13‐Dec‐14 3 Besart Berisha (W6–1 v Wellington) 31‐Oct‐16
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 16y 343d Sebastian Pasquali (L1‐4 v Melb City) 15‐Oct‐16 17y 109d Christian Theoharous (L0‐1 v Brisbane) 25‐Mar‐17 17y 153d Jordan Brown (W3‐1 v Western Syd) 14‐Jan‐14 17y 194d Julius Doe (W3‐0 v Wellington) 16‐Mar‐12 17y 298d Scott Galloway (W2‐1 v Melb City) 02‐Feb‐13
OLDEST PLAYERS 37y 167d Kevin Muscat (D2‐2 v Melb City) 22‐Jan‐11 37y 162d Archie Thompson (W4‐1 v Wellington) 02‐Apr‐16 36y 271d Ante Covic (L0‐1 v Sydney) 10‐Mar‐12 36y 206d Archie Thompson (W3‐0 v Sydney) 17‐May‐15 36y 015d Richard Kitzbichler (L1‐3 v Central Coast) 27‐Jan‐06
YOUNGEST SCORERS 18y 067d Christopher Cristaldo (L2‐3 v Perth) 23‐Mar‐13 19y 078d Kaz Patafta (W3‐0 v Wellington) 11‐Jan‐08 19y 097d Connor Pain (L1‐2 v Western Syd) 16‐Feb‐13 19y 177d George Howard (W4‐1 v Wellington) 02‐Apr‐16 19y 189d Adrian Leijer (W2‐1 v Central Coast) 30‐Sep‐05
OLDEST SCORERS 37y 077d Archie Thompson (D3‐3 v Central Coast) 08‐Jan‐16 37y 015d Kevin Muscat (D2‐2 v North Qld) 22‐Aug‐10 35y 318d Richard Kitzbichler (W3‐2 v NZ Knights) 26‐Nov‐05 35y 025d Tom Pondeljak (W2‐0 v Newcastle) 02‐Feb‐11 33y 167d Matthieu Delpierre (W4‐1 v Western Syd) 10‐Oct‐14
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 23.10y v Perth Glory (L2‐3) 23‐Mar‐13
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.47y v Perth Glory (D2‐2) 20‐Nov‐11
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Archie Thompson (D1‐1 v Sydney) 28‐Aug‐05 (73') 100th goal Carlos Hernandez (W3‐0 v Wellington) 11‐Jan‐08 (31') 200th goal Robbie Kruse (D2‐2 v Sydney) 07‐Mar‐10 (15') 300th goal Mark Milligan (D1‐1 v Brisbane) 15‐Dec‐12 (49') 400th goal Archie Thompson (D3‐3 v Sydney) 13‐Dec‐14 (79') 500th goal Marco Rojas (W2‐1 v Melb City) 17‐Dec‐16 (24')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 8 (04‐Feb‐06 to 08‐Oct‐06) 8 (21‐Nov‐08 to 28‐Feb‐09) 8 (10‐Sep‐06 to 31‐Dec‐06) Undefeated 10 (28‐Jan‐07 to 06‐Oct‐07) 15 (22‐Jan‐11 to 10‐Feb‐12) 9 (10‐Sep‐06 to 07‐Jan‐07) Winless 8 (26‐Oct‐07 to 16‐Dec‐07) 5 (28‐Oct‐05 to 29‐Dec‐05) 13 (12‐Nov‐11 to 26‐Oct‐12) Losing 4 (05‐Dec‐15 to 19‐Dec‐15) 2 (28‐Oct‐05 to 04‐Nov‐05) 5 (03‐Dec‐11 to 22‐Jan‐12) No goals conceded 5 (16‐Jan‐09 to 28‐Feb‐09) 5 (06‐Jan‐09 to 28‐Feb‐09) 2 (27‐Oct‐06 to 17‐Nov‐06) No goals scored 4 (28‐Oct‐05 to 18‐Nov‐05) 4 (28‐Oct‐05 to 18‐Nov‐05) 3 (03‐Sep‐10 to 25‐Sep‐10)
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Matthew Acton 1 (0) 2016/17 Alessandro 17 (0) 2006/07 Danny Allsopp 118 (42) 2005/06–2012/13 Marvin Angulo 37 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Nicholas Ansell 71 (1) 2012/13–2016/17 Mitchell Austin 19 (3) 2016/17 Kosta Barbarouses 73 (16) 2013/14–2015/16 Alan Baro 26 (0) 2016/17 Aziz Behich 5 (0) 2009/10 Maximilian Beister 9 (1) 2016/17 Fahid Ben Khalfallah 76 (12) 2014/15–2016/17 Evan Berger 43 (0) 2007/08–2010/11 Besart Berisha 82 (54) 2014/15–2016/17 Oliver Bozanic 48 (5) 2015/16–2016/17 Grant Brebner 120 (6) 2006/07–2011/12 Jordan Brown 4 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Leigh Broxham 237 (5) 2006/07–2016/17 Jonathan Bru 19 (0) 2012/13 Mark Byrnes 19 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 Adrian Caceres 42 (6) 2006/07–2007/08 Billy Celeski 91 (2) 2008/09–2012/13 Isaka Cernak 21 (2) 2011/12–2012/13 Geoffrey Claeys 16 (0) 2005/06 Claudinho 5 (1) 2006/07 Nathan Coe 73 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Pablo Contreras 20 (0) 2013/14 Ante Covic 24 (0) 2011/12 Christopher Cristaldo 4 (1) 2012/13–2013/14 Matthieu Delpierre 41 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Thomas Deng 13 (0) 2015/16 Ricky Diaco 13 (1) 2005/06 Spase Dilevski 14 (1) 2012/13 Julius Doe 2 (0) 2011/12 James Donachie 23 (1) 2016/17 Kieran Dover 1 (0) 2014/15 Mate Dugandzic 37 (7) 2009/10–2010/11 Nathan Elasi 7 (0) 2009/10 Fabio 23 (1) 2011/12 Michael Ferrante 26 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 Diogo Ferreira 52 (2) 2010/11–2012/13 Guilherme Finkler 93 (20) 2012/13–2015/16 Marcos Flores 24 (4) 2012/13 Matthew Foschini 42 (0) 2009/10–2012/13 Petar Franjic 31 (0) 2010/11–2012/13 Fred 20 (4) 2006/07 Eugene Galekovic 15 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Sam Gallagher 2 (0) 2012/13 Giancarlo Gallifuoco 3 (0) 2015/16 Scott Galloway 54 (1) 2012/13–2015/16 Daniel Georgievski 67 (3) 2014/15–2016/17 Jason Geria 86 (0) 2012/13–2016/17 Carlos Hernandez 121 (36) 2007/08–2011/12
George Howard 13 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Jai Ingham 28 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 James Jeggo 30 (2) 2011/12–2013/14 Joseph Katebian 1 (0) 2015/16 Joseph Keenan 12 (0) 2007/08 Geoff Kellaway 9 (0) 2010/11 Matthew Kemp 79 (2) 2007/08–2011/12 Harry Kewell 25 (8) 2011/12 Richard Kitzbichler 18 (5) 2005/06 Antun Kovacic 2 (0) 2006/07 Robbie Kruse 39 (16) 2009/10–2010/11 Mitchell Langerak 21 (0) 2007/08–2009/10 Adrian Leijer 176 (7) 2005/06–2014/15 Vince Lia 24 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Jose‐Luis Lopez 18 (0) 2008/09 Leandro Love 15 (0) 2007/08 Ubay Luzardo 7 (0) 2011/12 Rashid Mahazi 73 (0) 2013/14–2016/17 Jesse Makarounas 36 (0) 2012/13–2015/16 Theo Markelis 5 (0) 2012/13 Cameron McGilp 1 (0) 2016/17 Ljubo Milicevic 2 (0) 2007/08 Mark Milligan 73 (15) 2011/12–2014/15 Glen Moss 14 (0) 2009/10 Nik Mrdja 3 (1) 2009/10 Daniel Mullen 9 (0) 2012/13 Dylan Murnane 24 (0) 2012/13–2015/16 Kevin Muscat 122 (28) 2005/06–2010/11 Andrew Nabbout 40 (5) 2012/13–2014/15 Ney‐Fabiano 30 (6) 2008/09–2009/10 Mitch Nichols 14 (3) 2013/14 Stefan Nigro 8 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Luke O`Dea 2 (0) 2012/13 Steven Pace 8 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Connor Pain 53 (3) 2012/13–2015/16 Steve Pantelidis 53 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Sebastian Pasquali 2 (0) 2016/17 Kaz Patafta 14 (1) 2007/08 Michael Petkovic 31 (0) 2010/11 Luke Pilkington 3 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Daniel Piorkowski 30 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Tom Pondeljak 78 (7) 2008/09–2011/12 Carl Recchia 12 (0) 2005/06 Ricardinho 19 (2) 2010/11 James Robinson 7 (1) 2006/07 Tomas Rogic 8 (0) 2013/14 Marco Rojas 75 (27) 2011/12–2016/17 Sebastian Ryall 24 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Kristian Sarkies 35 (3) 2005/06–2006/07 Jean‐Carlo Solorzano 14 (0) 2011/12 Francesco Stella 7 (0) 2012/13 Simon Storey 32 (0) 2005/06–2006/07
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Surat Sukha 36 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Sutee Suksomkit 9 (0) 2009/10 Chris Tadrosse 8 (0) 2005/06 Ramazan Tavsancioglu 4 (0) 2005/06 Michael Theo 71 (0) 2005/06–2008/09 Christian Theoharous 1 (0) 2016/17 Lawrence Thomas 49 (0) 2011/12–2016/17 Archie Thompson 224 (90) 2005/06–2015/16 Michael Thwaite 16 (0) 2008/09
Adama Traore 48 (1) 2012/13–2013/14 James Troisi 55 (18) 2013/14–2016/17 Carl Valeri 63 (2) 2014/15–2016/17 Rodrigo Vargas 139 (7) 2006/07–2011/12 Daniel Vasilevski 12 (0) 2007/08 Tando Velaphi 3 (0) 2011/12–2012/13 Andrew Vlahos 18 (0) 2005/06 Danny Vukovic 23 (0) 2015/16 Nick Ward 46 (5) 2007/08–2010/11
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Ernie Merrick 28‐Aug‐05 (D1–1 v Sydney) 20‐Feb‐11 (L0–1 v Gold Coast) 151 70 37 44 Mehmet Durakovic 08‐Oct‐11 (D0–0 v Sydney) 04‐Jan‐12 (L0–2 v Central Coast) 14 3 6 5 Kevin Muscat 07‐Jan‐12 (W2–1 v Newcastle) 1 1 0 0 Jim Magilton 13‐Jan‐12 (D1–1 v Adelaide) 24‐Mar‐12 (L2–4 v Perth) 12 2 5 5 Ange Postecoglou 05‐Oct‐12 (L1–2 v Melb City) 25‐Oct‐13 (W1–0 v Brisbane) 79 41 23 15 Kevin Muscat 04‐Nov‐13 (W3–2 v Wellington) Ongoing 113 55 27 31
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 42 21 9 12 68 47 23 15 3 5 44 23 19 6 6 7 24 24 Brisbane Roar 39 17 8 14 51 51 19 10 5 4 33 22 20 7 3 10 18 29 Central Coast Mariners 37 19 9 9 65 50 18 10 5 3 31 23 19 9 4 6 34 27 Melbourne City 22 10 5 7 38 32 11 6 3 2 22 14 11 4 2 5 16 18 Newcastle Jets 36 13 9 14 51 47 19 10 3 6 32 20 17 3 6 8 19 27 Perth Glory 37 13 10 14 62 60 19 9 7 3 36 21 18 4 3 11 26 39 Sydney FC 42 13 19 10 62 57 22 9 9 4 34 27 20 4 10 6 28 30 Wellington Phoenix 30 17 6 7 64 40 16 11 3 2 38 14 14 6 3 5 26 26 Western Sydney Wanderers15 8 3 4 26 12 7 4 2 1 15 6 8 4 1 3 11 6 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2005/06 09‐Sep‐05 (A) L 0–1 28‐Oct‐05 (H) L 0–1 05‐Jan‐06 (A) L 0–1 2006/07 25‐Aug‐06 (H) W 2–0 15‐Oct‐06 (H) L 0–1 01‐Dec‐06 (A) W 3–1 finals 28‐Jan‐07 (A) D 0–0 finals 04‐Feb‐07 (H) W 2–1 grand final 18‐Feb‐07 (H) W 6–0 2007/08 07‐Sep‐07 (A) D 1–1 12‐Oct‐07 (A) L 1–4 08‐Dec‐07 (H) D 2–2 2008/09 12‐Sep‐08 (H) W 1–0 31‐Oct‐08 (A) W 3–2 06‐Jan‐09 (H) W 1–0 finals 07‐Feb‐09 (A) W 2–0 finals 14‐Feb‐09 (H) W 4–0 grand final 28‐Feb‐09 (H) W 1–0 2009/10 18‐Sep‐09 (A) W 2–0 24‐Oct‐09 (H) W 3–1 23‐Jan‐10 (H) W 2–0 2010/11 29‐Oct‐10 (H) W 2–1 09‐Jan‐11 (H) L 1–4 11‐Feb‐11 (A) L 1–2 2011/12 14‐Oct‐11 (A) L 0–1 10‐Dec‐11 (H) D 1–1 13‐Jan‐12 (H) D 1–1 2012/13 19‐Oct‐12 (H) W 2–1 07‐Dec‐12 (A) L 2–4 08‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–1 2013/14 18‐Oct‐13 (A) D 2–2 23‐Nov‐13 (H) W 3–0 22‐Feb‐14 (H) W 4–3 2014/15 17‐Oct‐14 (A) D 1–1 28‐Nov‐14 (H) W 3–2 21‐Mar‐15 (A) D 2–2 2015/16 09‐Oct‐15 (A) D 0–0 28‐Nov‐15 (H) W 2–1 19‐Feb‐16 (H) L 0–1 2016/17 22‐Oct‐16 (A) W 2–1 07‐Jan‐17 (A) W 2–0 25‐Feb‐17 (H) L 1–2 Overall (42 games): W21–D9–L12 v Brisbane Roar FC 2005/06 18‐Sep‐05 (A) D 1–1 04‐Nov‐05 (H) L 0–1 15‐Jan‐06 (A) W 1–0 2006/07 01‐Oct‐06 (H) W 4–1 17‐Nov‐06 (A) W 2–0 12‐Jan‐07 (H) L 1–2 2007/08 28‐Sep‐07 (H) W 2–0 16‐Nov‐07 (A) L 0–1 05‐Jan‐08 (A) W 2–1
2008/09 28‐Sep‐08 (H) L 0–2 08‐Nov‐08 (A) W 1–0 02‐Jan‐09 (H) W 2–1 2009/10 15‐Aug‐09 (H) D 3–3 03‐Oct‐09 (H) W 2–1 21‐Nov‐09 (A) W 1–0 2010/11 12‐Sep‐10 (H) W 3–0 23‐Oct‐10 (A) L 1–2 03‐Dec‐10 (H) D 3–3 2011/12 05‐Nov‐11 (H) D 2–2 31‐Dec‐11 (A) L 1–3 18‐Feb‐12 (A) L 2–3 2012/13 13‐Oct‐12 (A) L 0–5 15‐Dec‐12 (H) D 1–1 09‐Mar‐13 (A) D 1–1 2013/14 25‐Oct‐13 (H) W 1–0 04‐Jan‐14 (H) L 0–3 22‐Mar‐14 (A) L 0–1 finals 27‐Apr‐14 (A) L 0–1 2014/15 21‐Nov‐14 (H) W 1–0 15‐Apr‐15 (A) W 2–1 18‐Apr‐15 (A) W 1–0 2015/16 15‐Jan‐16 (H) W 4–0 12‐Mar‐16 (A) L 0–5 09‐Apr‐16 (H) D 0–0 finals 15‐Apr‐16 (A) L 1–2 2016/17 07‐Oct‐16 (A) D 1–1 13‐Jan‐17 (H) W 3–2 25‐Mar‐17 (A) L 0–1 finals 30‐Apr‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (39 games): W17–D8–L14 v Central Coast Mariners 2005/06 30‐Sep‐05 (A) W 2–1 18‐Nov‐05 (H) L 0–2 27‐Jan‐06 (A) L 1–3 2006/07 17‐Sep‐06 (H) W 1–0 03‐Nov‐06 (H) D 3–3 31‐Dec‐06 (A) W 2–1 2007/08 16‐Sep‐07 (H) D 0–0 04‐Nov‐07 (A) L 1–2 31‐Dec‐07 (A) W 5–2 2008/09 20‐Sep‐08 (A) D 2–2 21‐Nov‐08 (H) W 2–1 16‐Jan‐09 (H) W 3–0 2009/10 06‐Aug‐09 (H) L 0–2 07‐Nov‐09 (H) L 0–4 12‐Dec‐09 (A) W 3–0 2010/11 03‐Sep‐10 (A) L 0–2 18‐Nov‐10 (H) D 2–2 31‐Dec‐10 (A) W 2–1 2011/12 12‐Nov‐11 (A) D 0–0 04‐Jan‐12 (A) L 0–2 10‐Feb‐12 (H) W 2–1
2012/13 17‐Nov‐12 (H) D 2–2 12‐Jan‐13 (H) D 1–1 23‐Feb‐13 (A) L 2–6 finals 14‐Apr‐13 (A) L 0–1 2013/14 29‐Nov‐13 (A) D 0–0 08‐Feb‐14 (A) W 3–1 07‐Mar‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 05‐Dec‐14 (A) W 3–0 27‐Mar‐15 (H) W 2–1 26‐Apr‐15 (H) W 3–1 2015/16 19‐Nov‐15 (H) W 2–1 08‐Jan‐16 (A) D 3–3 06‐Mar‐16 (A) W 2–0 2016/17 28‐Dec‐16 (H) W 4–1 19‐Feb‐17 (A) W 3–0 14‐Apr‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (37 games): W19–D9–L9 v Newcastle Jets 2005/06 25‐Sep‐05 (H) W 1–0 11‐Nov‐05 (H) D 0–0 22‐Jan‐06 (A) L 0–1 2006/07 08‐Oct‐06 (A) W 2–0 26‐Nov‐06 (H) L 0–1 19‐Jan‐07 (A) L 0–4 2007/08 21‐Sep‐07 (A) D 2–2 26‐Oct‐07 (H) L 0–2 16‐Dec‐07 (H) L 1–3 2008/09 29‐Aug‐08 (H) W 5–0 18‐Oct‐08 (A) L 0–1 19‐Dec‐08 (A) L 2–4 2009/10 03‐Sep‐09 (H) D 1–1 18‐Oct‐09 (A) W 3–1 10‐Jan‐10 (A) L 2–3 2010/11 25‐Sep‐10 (A) D 0–0 27‐Dec‐10 (H) W 2–1 02‐Feb‐11 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 03‐Dec‐11 (A) L 1–3 07‐Jan‐12 (H) W 2–1 03‐Mar‐12 (H) L 1–3 2012/13 26‐Oct‐12 (A) L 1–2 28‐Dec‐12 (H) W 3–2 03‐Mar‐13 (H) W 5–0 2013/14 08‐Dec‐13 (H) L 1–2 10‐Jan‐14 (A) D 1–1 05‐Apr‐14 (A) D 2–2 2014/15 08‐Nov‐14 (A) D 2–2 27‐Dec‐14 (H) W 1–0 10‐Apr‐15 (H) L 0–1 2015/16 23‐Oct‐15 (A) L 0–1 03‐Jan‐16 (A) W 1–0 20‐Mar‐16 (H) D 1–1 2016/17 26‐Nov‐16 (H) W 2–0 02‐Jan‐17 (H) W 4–2 13‐Feb‐17 (A) D 0–0 Overall (36 games): W13–D9–L14
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – HEAD TO HEAD v Perth Glory 2005/06 04‐Sep‐05 (H) D 2–2 23‐Oct‐05 (A) L 1–2 29‐Dec‐05 (H) D 2–2 2006/07 24‐Sep‐06 (A) W 2–1 09‐Nov‐06 (H) W 1–0 07‐Jan‐07 (A) D 2–2 2007/08 01‐Sep‐07 (H) D 0–0 21‐Oct‐07 (H) W 2–1 02‐Dec‐07 (A) L 1–3 2008/09 04‐Oct‐08 (H) W 4–0 06‐Dec‐08 (A) L 1–3 11‐Jan‐09 (A) L 2–3 2009/10 28‐Aug‐09 (A) L 1–2 01‐Nov‐09 (A) W 2–1 16‐Jan‐10 (H) W 6–2 2010/11 14‐Aug‐10 (H) L 0–2 14‐Nov‐10 (A) L 1–3 18‐Dec‐10 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 20‐Nov‐11 (H) D 2–2 22‐Jan‐12 (A) L 1–4 24‐Mar‐12 (A) L 2–4 2012/13 30‐Nov‐12 (H) W 1–0 19‐Jan‐13 (A) W 1–0 23‐Mar‐13 (H) L 2–3 finals 05‐Apr‐13 (H) W 2–1 2013/14 13‐Dec‐13 (H) W 2–0 31‐Jan‐14 (A) D 1–1 15‐Mar‐14 (A) W 2–1 2014/15 02‐Jan‐15 (H) L 1–2 25‐Jan‐15 (A) D 3–3 07‐Mar‐15 (H) D 1–1 2015/16 16‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–1 27‐Dec‐15 (H) D 1–1 30‐Jan‐16 (A) L 2–3 2016/17 02‐Dec‐16 (H) D 1–1 21‐Jan‐17 (A) L 1–2 11‐Mar‐17 (H) W 4–1 Overall (37 games): W13–D10–L14 v Sydney FC 2005/06 28‐Aug‐05 (A) D 1–1 16‐Oct‐05 (H) W 5–0 03‐Dec‐05 (A) L 1–2 2006/07 02‐Sep‐06 (H) W 3–2 21‐Oct‐06 (A) W 2–1 08‐Dec‐06 (H) D 0–0 2007/08 06‐Oct‐07 (A) W 1–0 10‐Nov‐07 (H) D 0–0 20‐Jan‐08 (A) D 2–2 2008/09 16‐Aug‐08 (A) D 0–0 25‐Oct‐08 (H) L 0–2 27‐Dec‐08 (H) W 3–2
2009/10 09‐Oct‐09 (H) L 0–3 19‐Dec‐09 (H) D 0–0 14‐Feb‐10 (A) L 0–2 finals 18‐Feb‐10 (H) W 2–1 finals 07‐Mar‐10 (A) D 2–2 grand final 20‐Mar‐10 (H) D 1–1 2010/11 07‐Aug‐10 (A) D 3–3 16‐Oct‐10 (H) W 3–0 15‐Jan‐11 (A) D 1–1 2011/12 08‐Oct‐11 (H) D 0–0 26‐Jan‐12 (H) D 2–2 10‐Mar‐12 (A) L 0–1 2012/13 10‐Nov‐12 (A) W 3–2 26‐Jan‐13 (H) W 3–1 16‐Mar‐13 (A) D 1–1 2013/14 09‐Nov‐13 (A) L 2–3 26‐Jan‐14 (H) L 0–5 29‐Mar‐14 (H) D 1–1 finals 18‐Apr‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 15‐Nov‐14 (A) D 0–0 13‐Dec‐14 (H) D 3–3 14‐Feb‐15 (A) D 3–3 grand final 17‐May‐15 (H) W 3–0 2015/16 14‐Nov‐15 (A) W 4–2 26‐Jan‐16 (H) W 1–0 27‐Feb‐16 (H) D 1–1 2016/17 05‐Nov‐16 (A) L 1–2 26‐Jan‐17 (H) L 1–2 03‐Mar‐17 (A) L 0–1 grand final 07‐May‐17 (A) D 1–1 Overall (42 games): W13–D19–L10 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 26‐Aug‐07 (A) D 2–2 24‐Nov‐07 (H) D 1–1 11‐Jan‐08 (H) W 3–0 2008/09 24‐Aug‐08 (A) W 4–2 28‐Nov‐08 (A) L 1–2 23‐Jan‐09 (H) W 2–0 2009/10 13‐Sep‐09 (H) D 1–1 04‐Dec‐09 (A) D 1–1 26‐Jan‐10 (H) W 4–0 2010/11 15‐Sep‐10 (H) D 0–0 27‐Nov‐10 (A) D 2–2 05‐Jan‐11 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 30‐Oct‐11 (A) W 2–1 18‐Dec‐11 (H) W 3–1 16‐Mar‐12 (H) W 3–0 2012/13 05‐Nov‐12 (H) W 3–2 05‐Jan‐13 (H) W 2–0 31‐Mar‐13 (A) W 3–2 2013/14 04‐Nov‐13 (H) W 3–2 18‐Jan‐14 (A) L 0–5 12‐Apr‐14 (A) W 4–1
2014/15 03‐Nov‐14 (H) W 2–0 01‐Mar‐15 (H) L 2–3 05‐Apr‐15 (A) W 3–0 2015/16 02‐Nov‐15 (H) W 3–0 05‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–2 02‐Apr‐16 (A) W 4–1 Overall (27 games): W16–D6–L5 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 08‐Oct‐10 (A) L 1–2 11‐Dec‐10 (A) W 3–1 22‐Jan‐11 (H) D 2–2 2011/12 22‐Oct‐11 (H) D 0–0 23‐Dec‐11 (A) L 2–3 04‐Feb‐12 (A) D 0–0 2012/13 05‐Oct‐12 (H) L 1–2 22‐Dec‐12 (A) W 2–1 02‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–1 2013/14 12‐Oct‐13 (H) D 0–0 21‐Dec‐13 (A) W 3–1 01‐Mar‐14 (A) L 0–4 2014/15 25‐Oct‐14 (H) W 5–2 20‐Dec‐14 (A) L 0–1 07‐Feb‐15 (H) W 3–0 finals 08‐May‐15 (H) W 3–0 2015/16 17‐Oct‐15 (H) W 3–2 19‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–2 13‐Feb‐16 (A) D 2–2 2016/17 15‐Oct‐16 (H) L 1–4 17‐Dec‐16 (A) W 2–1 04‐Feb‐17 (H) W 2–1 2016/17 31‐Oct‐16 (H) W 6–1 17‐Jan‐17 (A) L 0–3 02‐Apr‐17 (H) L 0–3 Overall (30 games): W17–D6–L7 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 24‐Nov‐12 (A) W 2–0 01‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–2 16‐Feb‐13 (H) L 1–2 2013/14 16‐Nov‐13 (A) L 0–1 28‐Dec‐13 (H) D 1–1 14‐Jan‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 10‐Oct‐14 (H) W 4–1 06‐Jan‐15 (A) W 2–1 13‐Mar‐15 (A) W 3–0 2015/16 12‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–2 06‐Feb‐16 (H) D 1–1 25‐Mar‐16 (H) W 2–0 2016/17 12‐Nov‐16 (H) W 3–0 10‐Dec‐16 (A) W 3–0 08‐Apr‐17 (A) D 0–0 Overall (15 games): W8–D3–L4
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 Olympic Park (10 games) 2006/07 Etihad Stadium (8), Olympic Park (3) 2007/08 Etihad Stadium (10) 2008/09 Etihad Stadium (11) 2009/10 Etihad Stadium (14) 2010/11 AAMI Park (10), Etihad Stadium (5) 2011/12 AAMI Park (8), Etihad Stadium (5), Aurora Stadium (1) 2012/13 AAMI Park (8), Etihad Stadium (5), Aurora Stadium (1) 2013/14 AAMI Park (8), Etihad Stadium (5) 2014/15 AAMI Park (8), Etihad Stadium (5), Simonds Stadium (1) 2015/16 AAMI Park (8), Etihad Stadium (5) 2016/17 AAMI Park (8), Etihad Stadium (5), Simonds Stadium (1)
HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 14 158 18 206 v Sydney FC (16‐Oct‐05) 10 078 v New Zealand Knights (04‐Feb‐06) 2006/07 27 728 50 333 v Sydney FC (08‐Dec‐06) 15 563 v New Zealand Knights (17‐Dec‐06) 2007/08 26 064 31 884 v Sydney FC (10‐Nov‐07) 20 938 v Wellington Phoenix (24‐Nov‐07) 2008/09 24 516 31 564 v Sydney FC (25‐Oct‐08) 18 036 v Perth Glory (04‐Oct‐08) 2009/10 20 748 30 668 v Sydney FC (09‐Oct‐09) 15 168 v Newcastle Jets (03‐Sep‐09) 2010/11 15 243 32 321 v Melbourne City FC (22‐Jan‐11) 8 287 v Gold Coast United (30‐Jan‐11) 2011/12 19 208 40 351 v Sydney FC (08‐Oct‐11) 5 268 v Gold Coast United (01‐Feb‐12) 2012/13 21 885 42 032 v Melbourne City FC (05‐Oct‐12) 6 238 v Central Coast Mariners (12‐Jan‐13) 2013/14 21 808 45 202 v Melbourne City FC (12‐Oct‐13) 14 774 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (14‐Jan‐14) 2014/15 25 388 43 729 v Melbourne City FC (25‐Oct‐14) 18 205 v Central Coast Mariners (27‐Mar‐15) 2015/16 23 112 40 217 v Melbourne City FC (17‐Oct‐15) 14 383 v Newcastle Jets (20‐Mar‐16) 2016/17 22 008 43 188 v Melbourne City FC (15‐Oct‐16) 14 081 v Newcastle Jets (02‐Jan‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2007 51 425 55 436 v Adelaide United (18‐Feb‐07) 47 413 v Adelaide United (04‐Feb‐07) 2009 44 005 53 273 v Adelaide United (28‐Feb‐09) 34 736 v Adelaide United (14‐Feb‐09) 2010 31 507 44 560 v Sydney FC (20‐Mar‐10) 18 453 v Sydney FC (18‐Feb‐10) 2013 22 902 22 902 v Perth Glory (05‐Apr‐13) 2014 20 802 20 802 v Sydney FC (18‐Apr‐14) 2015 40 358 50 873 v Melbourne City FC (08‐May‐15) 29 843 v Sydney FC (17‐May‐15) 2017 20 202 20 202 v Brisbane Roar (30‐Apr‐17)
BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 55 436 v Adelaide United (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad Stadium * 53 273 v Adelaide United (28‐Feb‐09) Etihad Stadium * 50 873 v Melbourne City FC (08‐May‐15) Etihad Stadium 50 333 v Sydney FC (08‐Dec‐06) Etihad Stadium 47 413 v Adelaide United (04‐Feb‐07) Etihad Stadium 45 202 v Melbourne City FC (12‐Oct‐13) Etihad Stadium 44 560 v Sydney FC (20‐Mar‐10) Etihad Stadium * 43 729 v Melbourne City FC (25‐Oct‐14) Etihad Stadium 43 188 v Melbourne City (15‐Oct‐16) Etihad Stadium 42 032 v Melbourne City FC (05‐Oct‐12) Etihad Stadium 41 203 v Melbourne City FC (02‐Feb‐13) Etihad Stadium * Grand Final
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MELBOURNE VICTORY – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 1 0 1 0 0 0 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 4 1 2 1 3 4 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 21 7 5 9 26 24 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 2 2 2 6 7 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 24 16 4 4 49 21 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 0 1 4 3 7 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 21 6 9 6 29 29 AFC Champions League 2008 6 2 1 3 10 11 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 4 2 1 1 3 2 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 24 15 2 7 46 27 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 30 15 7 8 52 36 AFC Champions League 2010 6 1 1 4 3 10 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 31 11 10 10 45 40 AFC Champions League 2011 6 1 3 2 7 11 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 27 6 11 10 35 43 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 29 14 5 10 50 47 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 29 12 8 9 44 45 AFC Champions League 2014 7 3 2 2 11 10 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 3 2 0 1 10 4 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 29 17 8 4 62 31 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 5 5 0 0 17 3 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 28 11 8 9 41 35 AFC Champions League 2016 8 2 4 2 9 10 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 4 3 0 1 6 3 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 29 15 5 9 50 33 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 2 1 0 1 5 4 Overall record 389 170 100 119 622 497
Biggest win in all official matches W6‐0 v Adelaide United (Etihad Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2007 Finals Series
v Tuggeranong United (Viking Park) Westfield FFA Cup 2014 v Balmain Tigers (Leichhardt Oval) Westfield FFA Cup 2015
Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐5 v Brisbane Roar (Suncorp Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season
v Sydney FC (Etihad Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season v Wellington Phoenix (Westpac Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season v Brisbane Roar (Suncorp Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season
Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 262 Archie Thompson 2005–2016 97 Archie Thompson 2005–2016 254 Leigh Broxham 2005–2016 50 Danny Allsopp 2005–2012/13 205 Adrian Leijer 2005–2014/15 46 Besart Berisha 2014–2016 167 Rodrigo Vargas 2006–2011/12 39 Carlos Hernandez 2007–2011/12 151 Kevin Muscat 2005–2011 35 Kevin Muscat 2005–2011
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Champions three times (2006/07, 2008/09, 2014/15)
Hyundai A‐League Runners‐up once (2009/10) Hyundai A‐League Premiers three times (2006/07, 2008/09, 2014/15)
Pre‐Season Cup Winners once (2008) FFA Cup Winners once (2015)
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NEWCASTLE JETS – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sat 07 Oct Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 15 Oct Perth Glory McDonald Jones Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sun 22 Oct Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 4.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sun 29 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC McDonald Jones Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 04 Nov Wellington Phoenix McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 11 Nov Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 5.05pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 18 Nov Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Thu 23 Nov Melbourne Victory McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 02 Dec Melbourne City FC McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 09 Dec Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sat 16 Dec Adelaide United McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 22 Dec Western Sydney Wanderers FC McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 29 Dec Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Wed 03 Jan Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Tue 09 Jan Central Coast Mariners McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 12 Jan Brisbane Roar FC McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 20 Jan Wellington Phoenix McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Thu 25 Jan Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Feb Melbourne Victory McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 16 Feb Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Feb Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 4.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Mar Sydney FC McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 17 Mar Wellington Phoenix QBE Stadium (Auckland) 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 23 Mar Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 01 Apr Melbourne City FC McDonald Jones Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Fri 06 Apr Perth Glory McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 13 Apr Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 27
Won / Drew / Lost 5 / 7 / 15
Goals for 28 (1.0 per game)
Goals against 53 (2.0 per game)
Position on ladder 10th
Goals Andrew Nabbout 8, Andrew Hoole 5, Morten Nordstrand 3, Nigel Boogaard 2, Wayne Brown 2, Devante Clut 1, Jason Hoffman 1, Aleksandr Kokko 1, Leilei Ma 1, Mateo Poljak 1, Steven Ugarkovic 1
Goalkeepers Jack Duncan 25 appearances (2 clean sheets) Tom Arcaba 2 appearances (0 clean sheets)
Coaches Mark Jones 26 games (W5–D7–L14) Clayton Zane 1 game (W0–D0–L1)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos. 09‐Oct Adelaide United (H) D 1–1 (1–1) Brown 17' 9145 5th 16‐Oct Brisbane Roar (H) W 4–0 (1–0) Own goal 8', Boogaard 62', Ugarkovic 71', Clut 86' 8335 3rd 23‐Oct W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 2–2 (0–2) Boogaard 81', Hoole 88' 13247 4th 29‐Oct Sydney FC (H) L 0–2 (0–1) 11873 6th 05‐Nov Wellington Phoenix (A) L 0–2 (0–2) 5832 7th 10‐Nov Melbourne City (A) L 1–2 (1–2) Nabbout 35' 7745 7th 20‐Nov Central Coast Mariners (H) D 1–1 (0–1) Nordstrand 64' 11238 7th 26‐Nov Melbourne Victory (A) L 0–2 (0–0) 18267 8th 04‐Dec Sydney FC (H) L 0–2 (0–0) 8473 9th 10‐Dec Perth Glory (A) W 2–1 (2–1) Hoole 21', Own goal 46'+ 9202 7th 16‐Dec Adelaide United (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Nabbout 29', Nordstrand 94' 5642 5th 26‐Dec Wellington Phoenix (H) D 2–2 (0–1) Hoole 48', Nabbout 62' 8451 5th 02‐Jan Melbourne Victory (A) L 2–4 (0–2) Ma 61', Brown 76' 14081 7th 07‐Jan Brisbane Roar (A) W 3–2 (1–1) Hoole 46'+, Nabbout 72', Nordstrand 84' 14470 6th 15‐Jan Perth Glory (H) D 2–2 (2–1) Poljak 37'pen, Nabbout 45' 9174 6th 22‐Jan W.Sydney Wanderers (A) L 0–2 (0–1) 9477 8th 27‐Jan Melbourne City (H) W 2–1 (1–0) Nabbout 14' 52' 7891 6th 04‐Feb Perth Glory (A) L 2–3 (1–2) Hoole 37', Hoffman 71' 12903 7th 13‐Feb Melbourne Victory (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 6233 6th 17‐Feb Adelaide United (A) L 0–1 (0–0) 6642 7th 26‐Feb Central Coast Mariners (H) D 1–1 (1–0) Kokko 20' 9423 7th 05‐Mar Brisbane Roar (H) L 1–3 (1–0) Nabbout 10'pen 7122 8th 18‐Mar Melbourne City (A) L 0–4 (0–1) 8949 8th 26‐Mar Wellington Phoenix (A) L 0–5 (0–2) 4828 9th 01‐Apr W.Sydney Wanderers (H) L 0–3 (0–2) 9380 9th 09‐Apr Central Coast Mariners (A) L 0–2 (0–1) 8073 10th 15‐Apr Sydney FC (A) L 0–2 (0–0) 15787 10th
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Goals – – 2 – 2 – 1 – – – – 1 5 – – 1 – 1 – 8 3 1 – 1 – Yellow cards – – 7 – 6 – – – – 1 – 2 8 3 1 1 4 5 2 3 2 1 1 6 1
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Adelaide (1–1)*Brisbane (4–0)
Western Sydney (2–2)Sydney FC (0–2)Wellington (0–2)
Melbourne City (1–2)Central Coast (1–1)Melb Victory (0–2)
Sydney FC (0–2)*Perth Glory (2–1)
Adelaide (2–1)Wellington (2–2)
Melb Victory (2–4)Brisbane (3–2)
Perth Glory (2–2)Western Sydney (0–2)Melbourne City (2–1)
Perth Glory (2–3)Melb Victory (0–0)
Adelaide (0–1)Central Coast (1–1)
Brisbane (1–3)Melbourne City (0–4)
Wellington (0–5)Western Sydney (0–3)
Central Coast (0–2)Sydney FC (0–2)
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NEWCASTLE JETS – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 9 4 8 27 29 31 4 / 8 Ante Milicic 7 2006/07 21 8 6 7 32 30 30 3 / 8 Mark Bridge 8 2007/08 21 9 7 5 25 21 34 2 / 8 Joel Griffiths 14 2008/09 21 4 6 11 21 39 18 8 / 8 Joel Griffiths 7 2009/10 27 10 4 13 33 45 34 6 / 10 Matt Thompson 8 2010/11 30 9 8 13 29 33 35 7 / 11 Sasho Petrovski 6 2011/12 27 10 5 12 38 41 35 7 / 10 Jeremy Brockie, Ryan Griffiths 9 2012/13 27 8 7 12 30 45 31 8 / 10 Ryan Griffiths, Emile Heskey 9 2013/14 27 10 6 11 34 34 36 7 / 10 Adam Taggart 16 2014/15 27 3 8 16 23 55 17 10 / 10 Edson Montano 6 2015/16 27 8 6 13 28 41 30 8 / 10 Milos Trifunovic 9 2016/17 27 5 7 15 28 53 22 10 / 10 Andrew Nabbout 8 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2006 2 0 1 1 1 2 Lost Minor Semi (2 legs) 2007 3 1 1 1 4 3 Won Minor Semi (2 legs), Lost Prelim.Final (on pens) 2008 4 3 0 1 6 5 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Won Prelim.Final, Won Grand Final 2010 2 0 1 1 1 3 Won Elimination Final (on pens), Lost Minor Semi ALL MATCHES 314 97 77 140 360 479
BIGGEST WINS W5‐0 v Wellington (22‐Mar‐14) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v NZ Knights (18‐Sep‐05) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v Melb Victory (19‐Jan‐07) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v Perth (10‐Feb‐11) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v Brisbane (16‐Oct‐16) McDonald Jones At home W5‐0 v Wellington (22‐Mar‐14) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v NZ Knights (18‐Sep‐05) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v Melb Victory (19‐Jan‐07) McDonald Jones Away W5‐2 v Sydney (05‐Feb‐12) Allianz W3‐0 v Brisbane (07‐Dec‐06) Suncorp W4‐2 v Adelaide (14‐Oct‐05) Coopers
MOST GOALS SCORED 5 W5‐2 v Sydney (05‐Feb‐12) Allianz 5 W5‐0 v Wellington (22‐Mar‐14) McDonald Jones 4 W4‐0 v NZ Knights (18‐Sep‐05) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W5‐0 v Wellington (22‐Mar‐14) 2nd half 3 W4‐0 v NZ Knights (18‐Sep‐05) 1st half 3 W4‐2 v NZ Knights (04‐Nov‐05) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 7 mins W4‐2 v NZ Knights (04‐Nov‐05) 4 goals in 37 mins W4‐0 v Melb Victory (19‐Jan‐07) 5 goals in 56 mins W5‐0 v Wellington (22‐Mar‐14)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐7 v Adelaide (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers L0‐5 v Brisbane (26‐Jan‐06) McDonald Jones L0‐5 v Melb Victory (29‐Aug‐08) Etihad L0‐5 v Melb Victory (03‐Mar‐13) AAMI Park L0‐5 v Wellington (26‐Mar‐17) Westpac At home L0‐5 v Brisbane (26‐Jan‐06) McDonald Jones L1‐6 v Perth (24‐Jan‐16) McDonald Jones L0‐4 v Brisbane (14‐Nov‐14) McDonald Jones Away L0‐7 v Adelaide (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers L0‐5 v Melb Victory (29‐Aug‐08) Etihad L0‐5 v Melb Victory (03‐Mar‐13) AAMI Park
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 7 L0‐7 v Adelaide (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers 6 L1‐6 v Perth (24‐Jan‐16) McDonald Jones 5 L1‐5 v Perth (08‐Oct‐05) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L1‐5 v Perth (08‐Oct‐05) 2nd half 4 L0‐4 v Brisbane (14‐Nov‐14) 2nd half 4 L0‐7 v Adelaide (24‐Jan‐15) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins L1‐3 v Wellington (06‐Dec‐14) 4 goals in 19 mins L0‐4 v Melb City (13‐Dec‐15) 5 goals in 42 mins L1‐6 v Perth (24‐Jan‐16)
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NEWCASTLE JETS – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 140 Ben Kantarovski (2008/09–2016/17) 134 Tarek Elrich (2005/06–2011/12) 121 Matt Thompson (2005/06–2009/10) 114 Ben Kennedy (2006/07–2015/16) 106 Jobe Wheelhouse (2005/06–2012/13) 102 Adam D`Apuzzo (2006/07–2010/11) 100 Labinot Haliti (2005/06–2016/17) 97 Ruben Zadkovich (2010/11–2013/14) 83 Joel Griffiths (2006/07–2014/15) 81 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley (2009/10–2011/12)
MOST GOALS 34 Joel Griffiths (2006/07–2014/15) 19 Ryan Griffiths (2010/11–2012/13) 19 Matt Thompson (2005/06–2009/10) 18 Adam Taggart (2012/13–2013/14) 15 Labinot Haliti (2005/06–2015/16)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.41 Joel Griffiths (34 goals / 83 games) 0.41 Adam Taggart (18 goals / 44 games) 0.41 Milos Trifunovic (9 goals / 22 games) 0.35 Ante Milicic (7 goals / 20 games) 0.34 Ryan Griffiths (19 goals / 56 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 16 Adam Taggart (2013/14) 14 Joel Griffiths (2007/08) 9 Jeremy Brockie (2011/12) 9 Ryan Griffiths (2011/12) 9 Ryan Griffiths (2012/13)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 7 Joel Griffiths (2007/08–2014/15) 6 Ryan Griffiths (2011/12–2012/13)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 5 Nigel Boogaard (2015/16) 4 Joel Griffiths (2006/07–2013/14)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 23 Ben Kennedy (2006/07–2015/16) 14 Mark Birighitti (2012/13–2015/16) 14 Ante Covic (2006/07–2008/09)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 3 Ante Milicic (W4–2 v NZ Knights) 04‐Nov‐05 3 Matt Thompson (W4–2 v Melb Victory) 19‐Dec‐08 3 Adam Taggart (W3–1 v Melb City) 24‐Nov‐13
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 16y 180d James Virgili (L0‐3 v Wellington) 04‐Jan‐09 16y 208d Ben Kantarovski (D1‐1 v Central Coast) 15‐Aug‐08 17y 110d Connor Chapman (L0‐2 v Perth) 18‐Feb‐12 17y 300d Mitchell Oxborrow (L0‐3 v Perth) 14‐Dec‐12 18y 127d Braedyn Crowley (D1‐1 v Western Syd) 14‐Feb‐15
OLDEST PLAYERS 36y 131d Kew Jaliens (L0‐7 v Adelaide) 24‐Jan‐15 36y 090d Emile Heskey (W2‐0 v Adelaide) 11‐Apr‐14 35y 345d Sasho Petrovski (L0‐1 v Central Coast) 13‐Feb‐11 35y 249d Michael Bridges (W2‐0 v Adelaide) 11‐Apr‐14 35y 156d Joel Griffiths (L0‐7 v Adelaide) 24‐Jan‐15
YOUNGEST SCORERS 18y 152d James Holland (W2‐1 v Wellington) 14‐Oct‐07 18y 301d Ben Kantarovski (D1‐1 v Brisbane) 17‐Nov‐10 19y 072d Marko Jesic (W1‐0 v Melb Victory) 18‐Oct‐08 19y 162d Radovan Pavicevic (L1‐2 v Brisbane) 06‐Feb‐15 19y 270d Adam Taggart (W2‐1 v Wellington) 27‐Feb‐13
OLDEST SCORERS 36y 070d Emile Heskey (W5‐0 v Wellington) 22‐Mar‐14 36y 054d Kew Jaliens (D2‐2 v Melb Victory) 08‐Nov‐14 35y 342d Sasho Petrovski (W4‐0 v Perth) 10‐Feb‐11 35y 229d Michael Bridges (W5‐0 v Wellington) 22‐Mar‐14 35y 107d Joel Griffiths (L1‐3 v Wellington) 06‐Dec‐14
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 22.10y v Melbourne Victory (L0‐5) 03‐Mar‐13
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 28.76y v Perth Glory (L1‐2) 30‐Mar‐14
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Ante Milicic (D1‐1 v Central Coast) 04‐Sep‐05 (25') 100th goal Joel Griffiths (W1‐0 v Brisbane) 19‐Sep‐08 (83') 200th goal Jobe Wheelhouse (D1‐1 v Adelaide) 25‐Jan‐12 (73') 300th goal Edson Montano (W1‐0 v Melb Victory) 10‐Apr‐15 (55')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 4 (04‐Jan‐08 to 27‐Jan‐08) 4 (04‐Jan‐08 to 17‐Feb‐08) 2 (20‐Nov‐05 to 25‐Nov‐05) Undefeated 7 (14‐Oct‐05 to 25‐Nov‐05) 8 (05‐Jan‐07 to 19‐Oct‐07) 6 (14‐Oct‐05 to 25‐Nov‐05) Winless 11 (26‐Jan‐06 to 08‐Oct‐06) 9 (30‐Dec‐14 to 17‐Oct‐15) 15 (27‐Sep‐08 to 04‐Nov‐09) Losing 6 (05‐Mar‐17 to 15‐Apr‐17) 6 (26‐Jan‐06 to 08‐Oct‐06) 7 (22‐Jan‐11 to 12‐Nov‐11) No goals conceded 3 (11‐Nov‐05 to 25‐Nov‐05) 3 (05‐Jan‐07 to 02‐Feb‐07) 3 (11‐Nov‐05 to 25‐Nov‐05) No goals scored 6 (04‐Dec‐15 to 09‐Jan‐16) 4 (28‐Feb‐15 to 06‐Apr‐15) 5 (22‐Nov‐15 to 31‐Jan‐16)
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NEWCASTLE JETS – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Ali Abbas 60 (4) 2009/10–2011/12 Enver Alivodic 35 (4) 2014/15–2015/16 Joel Allwright 2 (0) 2016/17 Tom Arcaba 2 (0) 2016/17 Scott Balderson 1 (0) 2009/10 Guy Bates 3 (0) 2005/06 Mark Birighitti 77 (0) 2012/13–2015/16 Nigel Boogaard 41 (2) 2015/16–2016/17 Andy Brennan 5 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Mark Bridge 50 (13) 2005/06–2007/08 Michael Bridges 66 (12) 2009/10–2013/14 Joshua Brillante 46 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Jeremy Brockie 41 (11) 2010/11–2011/12 James Brown 28 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Tim Brown 10 (1) 2006/07 Wayne Brown 22 (2) 2016/17 Kristian Brymora 1 (0) 2016/17 Max Burgess 5 (0) 2014/15 Nathan Burns 12 (2) 2013/14 Sung‐Hwan Byun 26 (2) 2011/12 Tiago Calvano 28 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Zenon Caravella 45 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Nick Carle 45 (7) 2005/06–2006/07 David Carney 37 (3) 2013/14–2015/16 Billy Celeski 4 (0) 2014/15 Connor Chapman 25 (0) 2011/12–2013/14 Devante Clut 18 (1) 2016/17 Mitch Cooper 33 (1) 2012/13–2015/16 Travis Cooper 2 (0) 2014/15 Mateo Corbo 18 (0) 2005/06 Angelo Costanzo 16 (0) 2009/10 Vaughan Coveny 31 (9) 2005/06–2006/07 Ante Covic 54 (0) 2006/07–2008/09 Nick Cowburn 47 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Braedyn Crowley 9 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Adam D`Apuzzo 102 (0) 2006/07–2010/11 Donny De Groot 4 (0) 2009/10 Craig Deans 2 (0) 2005/06 Denni 19 (1) 2007/08 Jorge Drovandi 1 (0) 2007/08 Jack Duncan 26 (0) 2011/12–2016/17 Andrew Durante 40 (0) 2006/07–2007/08 Steve Eagleton 29 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Tarek Elrich 134 (4) 2005/06–2011/12 Marcello Fiorentini 16 (0) 2010/11 Marcos Flores 6 (1) 2014/15 Iain Fyfe 3 (0) 2016/17 Sam Gallagher 19 (0) 2014/15 Sam Gallaway 44 (0) 2010/11–2014/15 Joe Gibbs 4 (1) 2013/14 Craig Goodwin 44 (5) 2012/13–2013/14 Adam Griffiths 38 (3) 2007/08–2008/09 Joel Griffiths 83 (34) 2006/07–2014/15 Ryan Griffiths 56 (19) 2010/11–2012/13
Jesper Hakansson 10 (0) 2008/09 Labinot Haliti 100 (15) 2005/06–2016/17 Troy Hearfield 16 (0) 2006/07–2007/08 Emile Heskey 42 (10) 2012/13–2013/14 Jason Hoffman 79 (3) 2007/08–2016/17 James Holland 23 (3) 2007/08–2008/09 Andrew Hoole 76 (6) 2012/13–2016/17 Lachlan Jackson 35 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Kew Jaliens 36 (3) 2013/14–2014/15 Mario Jardel 11 (0) 2007/08 Francis Jeffers 26 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Marko Jesic 46 (6) 2008/09–2012/13 Richard Johnson 20 (2) 2005/06 Ben Kantarovski 140 (3) 2008/09–2016/17 Michael Kantarovski 1 (0) 2014/15 Ben Kennedy 114 (0) 2006/07–2015/16 Ryan Kitto 18 (2) 2015/16 Paul Kohler 48 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Aleksandr Kokko 13 (1) 2016/17 Johnny Koutroumbis 22 (0) 2016/17 Antun Kovacic 7 (1) 2008/09 Stephen Laybutt 10 (0) 2007/08 Ki‐Je Lee 20 (2) 2014/15–2015/16 Brandon Lundy 3 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Leilei Ma 15 (1) 2016/17 Adrian Madaschi 10 (0) 2014/15 Peter McPherson 1 (0) 2005/06 Ljubo Milicevic 45 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Ante Milicic 20 (7) 2005/06 Mark Milligan 11 (1) 2008/09 Tomislav Misura 1 (0) 2010/11 Josh Mitchell 27 (1) 2012/13–2013/14 James Monie 2 (0) 2005/06 Edson Montano 27 (6) 2014/15 Brodie Mooy 6 (0) 2008/09–2010/11 Daniel Mullen 47 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Stuart Musialik 58 (3) 2005/06–2007/08 Andrew Nabbout 24 (8) 2016/17 Jason Naidovski 8 (1) 2008/09–2009/10 Matthew Nash 13 (0) 2010/11–2012/13 Ivan Necevski 3 (0) 2006/07 Jeronimo Neumann 13 (3) 2014/15 Scott Neville 43 (3) 2012/13–2014/15 Morten Nordstrand 34 (7) 2015/16–2016/17 Jade North 80 (2) 2005/06–2008/09 Paul Okon 17 (0) 2006/07 Steven Old 9 (0) 2006/07 Shaun Ontong 4 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 Mitchell Oxborrow 6 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Tolgay Ozbey 5 (0) 2006/07 Franco Parisi 9 (2) 2005/06 Kaz Patafta 33 (1) 2008/09–2010/11 Radovan Pavicevic 17 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Mirjan Pavlovic 3 (0) 2009/10
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NEWCASTLE JETS – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Chris Payne 1 (0) 2011/12 Jacob Pepper 74 (2) 2010/11–2014/15 Sasho Petrovski 35 (8) 2009/10–2010/11 Allan Picken 22 (0) 2005/06 Jesse Pinto 3 (0) 2008/09 Daniel Piorkowski 7 (0) 2008/09 Mateo Poljak 50 (3) 2015/16–2016/17 Liam Reddy 23 (0) 2005/06 Taylor Regan 68 (1) 2010/11–2014/15 Bernardo Ribeiro 6 (0) 2012/13 Dominik Ritter 18 (0) 2012/13 Milton Rodriguez 21 (7) 2006/07 Sean Rooney 30 (3) 2008/09–2010/11 Jarrad Ross 3 (0) 2008/09 Leonardo Santiago 20 (1) 2015/16 Harrison Sawyer 5 (0) 2016/17 Zhang Shuo 8 (1) 2010/11 Mario Simic 5 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Jin‐Hyung Song 49 (5) 2007/08–2009/10 Noel Spencer 23 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Jonny Steele 2 (0) 2014/15
Brett Studman 1 (0) 2005/06 Adam Taggart 44 (18) 2012/13–2013/14 Matt Thompson 121 (19) 2005/06–2009/10 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley 81 (4) 2009/10–2011/12 Chris Triantis 3 (0) 2009/10 Milos Trifunovic 22 (9) 2015/16 Scott Tunbridge 5 (1) 2007/08 Steven Ugarkovic 36 (2) 2015/16–2016/17 Fabio Vignaroli 15 (0) 2009/10 James Virgili 57 (0) 2008/09–2014/15 Ivan Vujica 11 (0) 2016/17 Nick Ward 6 (0) 2013/14 Cameron Watson 17 (0) 2015/16 Shane Webb 2 (0) 2006/07 Kasey Wehrman 36 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Allan Welsh 16 (0) 2014/15 Jobe Wheelhouse 106 (7) 2005/06–2012/13 Neil Young 9 (0) 2009/10 Ruben Zadkovich 97 (6) 2010/11–2013/14 Ned Zelic 23 (1) 2005/06 Edmundo Zura 9 (0) 2008/09
COACHES
Coach First match Last match Games W D L Richard Money 26‐Aug‐05 (L0–1 v Adelaide) 17‐Feb‐06 (D1–1 v Central Coast) 23 9 5 9 Nick Theodorakopoulos 27‐Aug‐06 (D0–0 v NZ Knights) 08‐Oct‐06 (L0–2 v Melb Victory) 7 0 3 4 Gary Van Egmond 14‐Oct‐06 (W3–0 v NZ Knights) 25‐Jan‐09 (L0–4 v Sydney) 63 25 17 21 Branko Culina 09‐Aug‐09 (W3–2 v Wellington) 13‐Feb‐11 (L0–1 v Central Coast) 59 19 13 27 Craig Deans 08‐Oct‐11 (W3–2 v Melb City) 23‐Oct‐11 (W1–0 v Central Coast) 3 2 0 1 Gary Van Egmond 30‐Oct‐11 (L1–3 v Gold Coast) 17‐Jan‐14 (L1–3 v Melb City) 66 21 16 29 Clayton Zane 25‐Jan‐14 (L0–3 v Central Coast) 11‐Apr‐14 (W2–0 v Adelaide) 12 5 2 5 Phil Stubbins 11‐Oct‐14 (L0–1 v Central Coast) 24‐Apr‐15 (L1–2 v Brisbane) 27 3 8 16 Scott Miller 11‐Oct‐15 (W1–0 v Wellington) 09‐Apr‐16 (W4–2 v Central Coast) 27 8 6 13 Mark Jones 09‐Oct‐16 (D1‐1 v Adelaide) 15‐Apr‐17 (L0‐2 v Sydney) 26 5 7 14 Clayton Zane 18‐Mar‐17 (L0‐4 v Melb City) 1 0 0 1
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY
All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 37 11 12 14 36 47 18 8 5 5 20 16 19 3 7 9 16 31 Brisbane Roar 37 14 9 14 44 47 20 4 6 10 21 34 17 10 3 4 23 13 Central Coast Mariners 41 11 16 14 37 50 20 7 9 4 21 18 21 4 7 10 16 32 Melbourne City 21 9 3 9 31 41 11 7 1 3 19 17 10 2 2 6 12 24 Melbourne Victory 36 14 9 13 47 51 17 8 6 3 27 19 19 6 3 10 20 32 Perth Glory 36 7 7 22 39 71 18 5 3 10 21 34 18 2 4 12 18 37 Sydney FC 38 6 8 24 35 61 19 3 4 12 17 30 19 3 4 12 18 31 Wellington Phoenix 31 9 5 17 38 63 14 6 2 6 26 24 17 3 3 11 12 39 Western Sydney Wanderers15 3 4 8 14 24 7 0 2 5 4 13 8 3 2 3 10 11 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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NEWCASTLE JETS – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2005/06 26‐Aug‐05 (H) L 0–1 14‐Oct‐05 (A) W 4–2 02‐Dec‐05 (H) L 1–2 2006/07 08‐Sep‐06 (A) L 1–5 27‐Oct‐06 (H) W 2–1 15‐Dec‐06 (A) L 2–3 finals 11‐Feb‐07 (A) D 1–1 2007/08 15‐Sep‐07 (H) W 1–0 18‐Nov‐07 (A) D 1–1 04‐Jan‐08 (H) W 2–1 2008/09 27‐Sep‐08 (A) L 0–2 30‐Nov‐08 (H) D 1–1 09‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–2 2009/10 05‐Oct‐09 (A) D 1–1 04‐Dec‐09 (A) W 2–0 12‐Feb‐10 (H) L 1–2 2010/11 06‐Aug‐10 (A) D 0–0 11‐Sep‐10 (A) L 1–2 13‐Nov‐10 (H) W 3–1 2011/12 25‐Nov‐11 (A) D 0–0 25‐Jan‐12 (H) D 1–1 24‐Feb‐12 (H) W 1–0 2012/13 07‐Oct‐12 (H) L 0–2 05‐Jan‐13 (H) D 0–0 15‐Mar‐13 (A) D 1–1 2013/14 09‐Nov‐13 (A) W 2–1 29‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–1 11‐Apr‐14 (H) W 2–0 2014/15 19‐Dec‐14 (H) W 2–1 24‐Jan‐15 (A) L 0–7 29‐Mar‐15 (H) L 0–1 2015/16 22‐Nov‐15 (A) D 0–0 18‐Dec‐15 (H) D 0–0 31‐Jan‐16 (A) L 0–1 2016/17 09‐Oct‐16 (H) D 1–1 16‐Dec‐16 (H) W 2–1 17‐Feb‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (37 games): W11–D12–L14 v Brisbane Roar FC 2005/06 01‐Oct‐05 (H) L 0–1 20‐Nov‐05 (A) W 1–0 26‐Jan‐06 (H) L 0–5 2006/07 01‐Sep‐06 (H) L 2–3 22‐Oct‐06 (A) W 1–0 07‐Dec‐06 (A) W 3–0 2007/08 02‐Sep‐07 (H) D 1–1 19‐Oct‐07 (H) D 1–1 30‐Nov‐07 (A) W 1–0 finals 17‐Feb‐08 (H) W 3–2 2008/09 19‐Sep‐08 (A) W 1–0 02‐Nov‐08 (H) L 1–2 14‐Dec‐08 (A) L 1–2
2009/10 12‐Sep‐09 (H) L 0–3 30‐Oct‐09 (A) D 1–1 16‐Jan‐10 (A) W 2–0 2010/11 05‐Sep‐10 (H) D 0–0 16‐Oct‐10 (A) D 1–1 17‐Nov‐10 (H) D 1–1 2011/12 19‐Nov‐11 (H) L 1–2 28‐Jan‐12 (A) W 1–0 17‐Mar‐12 (H) L 1–2 2012/13 01‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–1 12‐Jan‐13 (H) W 1–0 22‐Feb‐13 (H) D 0–0 2013/14 17‐Nov‐13 (H) W 2–1 20‐Dec‐13 (A) W 2–0 16‐Feb‐14 (A) W 1–0 2014/15 14‐Nov‐14 (H) L 0–4 06‐Feb‐15 (H) L 1–2 24‐Apr‐15 (A) L 1–2 2015/16 28‐Nov‐15 (H) D 1–1 12‐Feb‐16 (A) D 2–2 03‐Apr‐16 (A) L 1–2 2016/17 16‐Oct‐16 (H) W 4–0 07‐Jan‐17 (A) W 3–2 05‐Mar‐17 (H) L 1–3 Overall (37 games): W14–D9–L14 v Central Coast Mariners 2005/06 04‐Sep‐05 (A) D 1–1 23‐Oct‐05 (H) W 1–0 31‐Dec‐05 (A) L 1–4 finals 10‐Feb‐06 (H) L 0–1 finals 17‐Feb‐06 (A) D 1–1 2006/07 23‐Sep‐06 (A) D 1–1 12‐Nov‐06 (H) W 3–1 05‐Jan‐07 (H) W 1–0 2007/08 07‐Oct‐07 (A) D 1–1 25‐Nov‐07 (H) D 0–0 12‐Jan‐08 (A) W 2–1 finals 27‐Jan‐08 (H) W 2–0 finals 10‐Feb‐08 (A) L 0–3 grand final 24‐Feb‐08 (A) W 1–0 2008/09 15‐Aug‐08 (H) D 1–1 24‐Oct‐08 (A) L 0–1 26‐Dec‐08 (H) L 1–2 2009/10 14‐Aug‐09 (A) D 1–1 23‐Oct‐09 (H) W 2–1 08‐Feb‐10 (A) L 0–3 2010/11 24‐Nov‐10 (H) D 1–1 16‐Jan‐11 (H) L 0–2 13‐Feb‐11 (A) L 0–1 2011/12 23‐Oct‐11 (H) W 1–0 10‐Dec‐11 (A) L 0–2 14‐Jan‐12 (A) D 1–1 2012/13 20‐Oct‐12 (H) W 2–1 08‐Dec‐12 (H) L 0–2 19‐Jan‐13 (A) D 0–0
2013/14 02‐Nov‐13 (H) D 2–2 25‐Jan‐14 (A) L 0–3 15‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 11‐Oct‐14 (A) L 0–1 30‐Nov‐14 (H) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐15 (H) D 0–0 2015/16 14‐Nov‐15 (H) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐16 (A) W 1–0 09‐Apr‐16 (A) W 4–2 2016/17 20‐Nov‐16 (H) D 1–1 26‐Feb‐17 (H) D 1–1 09‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–2 Overall (41 games): W11–D16–L14 v Melbourne Victory 2005/06 25‐Sep‐05 (A) L 0–1 11‐Nov‐05 (A) D 0–0 22‐Jan‐06 (H) W 1–0 2006/07 08‐Oct‐06 (H) L 0–2 26‐Nov‐06 (A) W 1–0 19‐Jan‐07 (H) W 4–0 2007/08 21‐Sep‐07 (H) D 2–2 26‐Oct‐07 (A) W 2–0 16‐Dec‐07 (A) W 3–1 2008/09 29‐Aug‐08 (A) L 0–5 18‐Oct‐08 (H) W 1–0 19‐Dec‐08 (H) W 4–2 2009/10 03‐Sep‐09 (A) D 1–1 18‐Oct‐09 (H) L 1–3 10‐Jan‐10 (H) W 3–2 2010/11 25‐Sep‐10 (H) D 0–0 27‐Dec‐10 (A) L 1–2 02‐Feb‐11 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 03‐Dec‐11 (H) W 3–1 07‐Jan‐12 (A) L 1–2 03‐Mar‐12 (A) W 3–1 2012/13 26‐Oct‐12 (H) W 2–1 28‐Dec‐12 (A) L 2–3 03‐Mar‐13 (A) L 0–5 2013/14 08‐Dec‐13 (A) W 2–1 10‐Jan‐14 (H) D 1–1 05‐Apr‐14 (H) D 2–2 2014/15 08‐Nov‐14 (H) D 2–2 27‐Dec‐14 (A) L 0–1 10‐Apr‐15 (A) W 1–0 2015/16 23‐Oct‐15 (H) W 1–0 03‐Jan‐16 (H) L 0–1 20‐Mar‐16 (A) D 1–1 2016/17 26‐Nov‐16 (A) L 0–2 02‐Jan‐17 (A) L 2–4 13‐Feb‐17 (H) D 0–0 Overall (36 games): W14–D9–L13
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NEWCASTLE JETS – HEAD TO HEAD v Perth Glory 2005/06 08‐Oct‐05 (H) L 1–5 25‐Nov‐05 (A) W 1–0 05‐Feb‐06 (H) L 1–3 2006/07 29‐Sep‐06 (H) L 0–3 18‐Nov‐06 (A) L 1–2 14‐Jan‐07 (A) D 3–3 2007/08 26‐Aug‐07 (A) D 0–0 09‐Nov‐07 (H) L 1–4 18‐Jan‐08 (H) W 2–1 2008/09 22‐Aug‐08 (A) D 3–3 09‐Nov‐08 (A) D 2–2 18‐Jan‐09 (H) W 2–1 2009/10 23‐Aug‐09 (A) L 0–2 25‐Sep‐09 (H) L 0–1 26‐Dec‐09 (A) L 0–4 2010/11 21‐Aug‐10 (A) L 0–1 17‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–0 10‐Feb‐11 (H) W 4–0 2011/12 05‐Nov‐11 (H) W 2–0 31‐Dec‐11 (H) D 1–1 18‐Feb‐12 (A) L 0–2 2012/13 03‐Nov‐12 (A) L 2–3 14‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–3 08‐Mar‐13 (H) L 1–2 2013/14 20‐Oct‐13 (H) D 0–0 04‐Jan‐14 (H) L 0–1 30‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 01‐Nov‐14 (A) L 1–2 12‐Dec‐14 (A) L 0–2 06‐Apr‐15 (H) L 0–2 2015/16 24‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–6 07‐Mar‐16 (A) L 0–2 26‐Mar‐16 (H) L 1–2 2016/17 10‐Dec‐16 (A) W 2–1 15‐Jan‐17 (H) D 2–2 04‐Feb‐17 (A) L 2–3 Overall (36 games): W7–D7–L22 v Sydney FC 2005/06 11‐Sep‐05 (H) W 2–1 30‐Oct‐05 (A) D 1–1 06‐Jan‐06 (A) D 0–0 2006/07 17‐Sep‐06 (A) D 2–2 04‐Nov‐06 (H) D 1–1 01‐Jan‐07 (H) L 0–2 finals 26‐Jan‐07 (A) L 1–2 finals 02‐Feb‐07 (H) W 2–0 2007/08 29‐Sep‐07 (A) L 0–1 03‐Nov‐07 (H) L 0–1 07‐Dec‐07 (A) L 0–1
2008/09 13‐Sep‐08 (H) D 0–0 07‐Dec‐08 (H) L 1–2 25‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–4 2009/10 20‐Sep‐09 (A) L 1–2 29‐Nov‐09 (A) W 3–1 24‐Jan‐10 (H) L 1–3 2010/11 07‐Nov‐10 (A) L 0–1 03‐Jan‐11 (H) L 1–2 06‐Feb‐11 (H) D 1–1 2011/12 17‐Dec‐11 (H) L 1–2 05‐Feb‐12 (A) W 5–2 25‐Mar‐12 (A) L 2–3 2012/13 13‐Oct‐12 (A) W 3–2 22‐Dec‐12 (H) W 2–1 02‐Feb‐13 (H) D 2–2 2013/14 11‐Oct‐13 (A) L 0–2 30‐Nov‐13 (A) L 0–2 22‐Feb‐14 (H) L 0–2 2014/15 03‐Jan‐15 (A) D 0–0 06‐Mar‐15 (H) L 0–1 17‐Apr‐15 (H) L 3–4 2015/16 17‐Oct‐15 (H) L 0–1 04‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–1 09‐Jan‐16 (A) L 0–2 2016/17 29‐Oct‐16 (H) L 0–2 04‐Dec‐16 (H) L 0–2 15‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–2 Overall (38 games): W6–D8–L24 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 09‐Sep‐07 (A) W 1–0 14‐Oct‐07 (H) W 2–1 30‐Dec‐07 (H) L 2–3 2008/09 06‐Oct‐08 (H) D 2–2 23‐Nov‐08 (A) L 0–2 04‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–3 2009/10 09‐Aug‐09 (H) W 3–2 04‐Nov‐09 (A) L 0–3 22‐Nov‐09 (H) L 0–1 finals 07‐Mar‐10 (A) L 1–3 2010/11 20‐Nov‐10 (H) W 1–0 18‐Dec‐10 (A) L 0–4 30‐Jan‐11 (A) L 0–1 2011/12 16‐Oct‐11 (A) L 0–2 23‐Dec‐11 (A) L 2–5 20‐Jan‐12 (H) L 0–1 2012/13 18‐Nov‐12 (H) L 0–3 27‐Jan‐13 (A) D 1–1 27‐Feb‐13 (A) W 2–1 2013/14 27‐Oct‐13 (A) D 0–0 09‐Feb‐14 (H) L 2–3 22‐Mar‐14 (H) W 5–0
2014/15 26‐Oct‐14 (A) L 1–4 06‐Dec‐14 (H) L 1–3 22‐Feb‐15 (A) D 2–2 2015/16 11‐Oct‐15 (A) W 2–1 17‐Jan‐16 (H) W 3–1 20‐Feb‐16 (H) W 3–2 2016/17 05‐Nov‐16 (A) L 0–2 26‐Dec‐16 (H) D 2–2 26‐Mar‐17 (A) L 0–5 Overall (31 games): W9–D5–L17 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 13‐Aug‐10 (H) D 1–1 31‐Oct‐10 (H) L 0–2 08‐Dec‐10 (A) W 2–0 2011/12 08‐Oct‐11 (H) W 3–2 12‐Nov‐11 (A) L 0–3 11‐Feb‐12 (H) W 3–0 2012/13 24‐Nov‐12 (A) D 3–3 01‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–2 15‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–0 2013/14 24‐Nov‐13 (H) W 3–1 17‐Jan‐14 (A) L 1–3 08‐Mar‐14 (H) W 1–0 2014/15 19‐Oct‐14 (A) D 1–1 30‐Dec‐14 (H) L 2–5 14‐Mar‐15 (A) L 0–4 2015/16 30‐Oct‐15 (A) W 3–2 13‐Dec‐15 (H) L 0–4 07‐Feb‐16 (H) W 2–1 2016/17 10‐Nov‐16 (A) L 1–2 27‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–1 18‐Mar‐17 (A) L 0–4 Overall (21 games): W9–D3–L9 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 10‐Nov‐12 (A) W 2–1 09‐Feb‐13 (A) L 1–2 29‐Mar‐13 (H) L 0–3 2013/14 14‐Dec‐13 (H) L 0–1 01‐Feb‐14 (H) D 2–2 02‐Mar‐14 (A) W 2–0 2014/15 22‐Nov‐14 (A) D 1–1 14‐Feb‐15 (H) D 1–1 21‐Mar‐15 (A) W 2–1 2015/16 07‐Nov‐15 (H) L 1–2 24‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–2 13‐Mar‐16 (H) L 0–1 2016/17 23‐Oct‐16 (A) D 2–2 22‐Jan‐17 (A) L 0–2 01‐Apr‐17 (H) L 0–3 Overall (15 games): W3–D4–L8
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NEWCASTLE JETS – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 McDonald Jones Stadium (11 games) 2006/07 McDonald Jones Stadium (10) 2007/08 McDonald Jones Stadium (11) 2008/09 McDonald Jones Stadium (10) 2009/10 McDonald Jones Stadium (13) 2010/11 McDonald Jones Stadium (14), Port Macquarie Stadium (1) 2011/12 McDonald Jones Stadium (13), Carrington Park (1) 2012/13 McDonald Jones Stadium (13) 2013/14 McDonald Jones Stadium (14) 2014/15 McDonald Jones Stadium (13) 2015/16 McDonald Jones Stadium (14) 2016/17 Hunter Stadium (12), C.ex Coffs Int Stadium (1) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 8 912 13 160 v Adelaide United (26‐Aug‐05) 5 868 v Perth Glory (08‐Oct‐05) 2006/07 11 442 20 980 v Sydney FC (01‐Jan‐07) 4 635 v Melbourne Victory (08‐Oct‐06) 2007/08 13 209 16 433 v Sydney FC (03‐Nov‐07) 8 112 v Perth Glory (09‐Nov‐07) 2008/09 9 729 16 022 v Central Coast Mariners (15‐Aug‐08) 6 268 v Melbourne Victory (19‐Dec‐08) 2009/10 6 340 9 892 v Sydney FC (24‐Jan‐10) 4 239 v Wellington Phoenix (22‐Nov‐09) 2010/11 8 429 13 463 v Central Coast Mariners (16‐Jan‐11) 3 114 v Melbourne City FC (31‐Oct‐10) 2011/12 11 417 17 245 v Melbourne Victory (03‐Dec‐11) 2 363 v Adelaide United (25‐Jan‐12) 2012/13 13 388 22 518 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (29‐Mar‐13) 8 310 v Brisbane Roar FC (22‐Feb‐13) 2013/14 11 949 16 634 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (14‐Dec‐13) 7 692 v Brisbane Roar FC (17‐Nov‐13) 2014/15 8 964 11 884 v Melbourne Victory (08‐Nov‐14) 4 162 v Perth Glory (06‐Apr‐15) 2015/16 9 577 14 886 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (07‐Nov‐15) 7 120 v Wellington Phoenix (20‐Feb‐16) 2016/17 8 645 11 873 v Sydney FC (29‐Oct‐16) 5 642 v Adelaide United (16‐Dec‐16) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2006 10 236 10 236 v Central Coast Mariners (10‐Feb‐06) 2007 24 338 24 338 v Sydney FC (02‐Feb‐07) 2008 19 491 22 960 v Central Coast Mariners (27‐Jan‐08) 16 021 v Brisbane Roar (17‐Feb‐08) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 24 338 v Sydney FC (02‐Feb‐07) McDonald Jones Stadium 22 960 v Central Coast Mariners (27‐Jan‐08) McDonald Jones Stadium 22 518 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (29‐Mar‐13) McDonald Jones Stadium 20 980 v Sydney FC (01‐Jan‐07) McDonald Jones Stadium 19 601 v Melbourne Victory (19‐Jan‐07) McDonald Jones Stadium 17 402 v Sydney FC (22‐Dec‐12) McDonald Jones Stadium 17 245 v Melbourne Victory (03‐Dec‐11) McDonald Jones Stadium 16 634 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (14‐Dec‐13) McDonald Jones Stadium 16 433 v Sydney FC (03‐Nov‐07) McDonald Jones Stadium 16 212 v Perth Glory (18‐Jan‐08) McDonald Jones Stadium
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NEWCASTLE JETS – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA National Soccer League 2000/01 season 28 5 9 14 31 56 National Soccer League 2001/02 season 27 11 12 4 36 26 National Soccer League 2002/03 season 33 12 8 13 46 42 National Soccer League 2003/04 season 24 6 6 12 18 33 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 1 0 1 0 0 0 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 3 0 2 1 3 4 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 23 9 5 9 28 31 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 0 2 4 5 10 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 24 9 7 8 36 33 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 2 1 2 5 7 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 25 12 7 6 31 26 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 3 0 2 1 1 2 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 21 4 6 11 21 39 AFC Champions League 2009 7 3 1 3 6 11 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 29 10 5 14 34 48 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 30 9 8 13 29 33 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 27 10 5 12 38 41 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 27 8 7 12 30 45 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 27 10 6 11 34 34 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 1 0 0 1 0 2 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 27 3 8 16 23 55 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 1 0 1 0 2 2 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 27 8 6 13 28 41 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 1 0 0 1 1 3 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 27 5 7 15 28 53 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 1 0 0 1 0 1 Overall record 455 136 122 197 514 678 Biggest win in all official matches W5‐0 v Northern Spirit (McDonald Jones Stadium) National Soccer League 2002/03 season
v Wellington Phoenix (McDonald Jones Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season
Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐7 v Adelaide United (Coopers Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 153 Tarek Elrich 2005–2011/12 62 Joel Griffiths 2001/02–2014/15 151 Ben Kantarovski 2008–2017 27 Ryan Griffiths 2002/03–2012/13 145 Matt Thompson 2005–2009/10 20 Matt Thompson 2005–2009/10 141 Jobe Wheelhouse 2002/03–2012/13 18 Esala Masi 2000/01–2003/04 138 Joel Griffiths 2001/02–2014/15 18 Adam Taggart 2012/13–2013/14
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Champions once (2007/08)
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PERTH GLORY – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sun 08 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 6.00pm 6.00pm ..... ..... Sun 15 Oct Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sun 22 Oct Central Coast Mariners nib Stadium 4.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Fri 27 Oct Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 04 Nov Adelaide United nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sun 12 Nov Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 4.30pm 2.30pm ..... ..... Sun 19 Nov Melbourne Victory nib Stadium 4.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Fri 24 Nov Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 03 Dec Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 09 Dec Newcastle Jets nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sat 16 Dec Wellington Phoenix nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Thu 21 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 30 Dec Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 05 Jan Adelaide United nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Tue 09 Jan Melbourne City FC nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sat 13 Jan Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Thu 18 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 28 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC nib Stadium 5.30pm 8.30pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Feb Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Feb Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Feb Melbourne City FC nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sun 04 Mar Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Mar Central Coast Mariners nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sun 25 Mar Melbourne Victory nib Stadium 4.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 31 Mar Sydney FC nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Fri 06 Apr Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Apr Brisbane Roar FC nib Stadium 8.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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2‐Jun‐89 185cm t: 88kg
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 29
Won / Drew / Lost 11 / 9 / 9
Goals for 55 (1.9 per game)
Goals against 56 (1.9 per game)
Position on ladder 5th
Goals Diego Castro 13, Andy Keogh 12, Adam Taggart 12, Nebojsa Marinkovic 6, Rostyn Griffiths 3, Chris Harold 3, Joel Chianese 2, Richard Garcia 1, Alex Grant 1, Joseph Mills 1
Goalkeepers Liam Reddy 28 appearances (4 clean sheets) Nicholas Feely 2 appearances (0 clean sheets)
Coaches Kenny Lowe 27 games (W11–D8–L8) Andy Ord 2 games (W0–D1–L1)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos. 08‐Oct Central Coast Mariners (H) D 3–3 (3–0) Taggart 4' 27', Castro 35'pen 9501 3rd 16‐Oct Wellington Phoenix (H) W 2–0 (0–0) Castro 48'pen, Marinkovic 66' 11209 4th 21‐Oct Melbourne City (A) W 3–2 (1–1) Keogh 7' 49' 85' 8076 2nd 30‐Oct Brisbane Roar (A) L 1–2 (0–1) Marinkovic 54' 13428 4th 06‐Nov W.Sydney Wanderers (H) D 2–2 (1–1) Grant 5', Keogh 51' 13290 4th 13‐Nov Sydney FC (A) L 1–4 (0–2) Mills 62' 14167 5th 18‐Nov Adelaide United (H) W 3–1 (1–1) Griffiths 25', Keogh 67' 95' 10011 4th 24‐Nov Central Coast Mariners (A) L 0–2 (0–1) 5296 4th 02‐Dec Melbourne Victory (A) D 1–1 (1–1) Keogh 17' 16017 5th 10‐Dec Newcastle Jets (H) L 1–2 (1–2) Marinkovic 7' 9202 5th 17‐Dec Sydney FC (H) L 1–4 (1–1) Taggart 20' 9119 6th 27‐Dec Melbourne City (A) D 3–3 (2–2) Castro 21' 39', Harold 63' 11269 6th 01‐Jan W.Sydney Wanderers (A) D 1–1 (1–0) Taggart 14' 12203 5th 05‐Jan Wellington Phoenix (H) W 2–1 (1–1) Griffiths 46'+, Taggart 51' 9210 5th 15‐Jan Newcastle Jets (A) D 2–2 (1–2) Taggart 7', Keogh 56' 9174 5th 21‐Jan Melbourne Victory (H) W 2–1 (0–0) Marinkovic 77', Taggart 84' 11271 5th 28‐Jan Central Coast Mariners (A) L 0–2 (0–0) 7205 5th 04‐Feb Newcastle Jets (H) W 3–2 (2–1) Castro 13'pen 42', Taggart 59' 12903 5th 10‐Feb Adelaide United (A) W 5–0 (3–0) OG 15', Castro 37' 88', Keogh 46'+, Taggart 46' 6006 5th 18‐Feb Brisbane Roar (H) D 2–2 (1–2) Marinkovic 38', Taggart 48' 10762 5th 25‐Feb W.Sydney Wanderers (H) W 2–0 (1–0) Harold 47'+, Chianese 94' 9789 3rd 04‐Mar Wellington Phoenix (A) D 3–3 (1–2) Keogh 34', Taggart 67', Castro 81' 6285 5th 11‐Mar Melbourne Victory (A) L 1–4 (1–2) Castro 5' 16814 5th 26‐Mar Sydney FC (H) L 0–3 (0–2) 10097 5th 31‐Mar Adelaide United (A) D 1–1 (1–1) Castro 46' 7307 6th 08‐Apr Brisbane Roar (H) W 3–1 (1–0) Garcia 35', Keogh 67', Griffiths 76' 8834 5th 16‐Apr Melbourne City (H) W 5–4 (1–1) Castro 5'p,Keogh 50' Harold 56',Marinkovic 75',Taggart 78' 12261 5th 23‐Apr Melbourne City (A) W 2–0 (2–0) Castro 16', Chianese 30' 9944 EF 29‐Apr Sydney FC (A) L 0–3 (0–3) 21938 SF EF=Elimination Final, SF=Semi Final
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Aryn W
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Appearances 27 23 22 2 7 6 10 24 28 28 2 13 23 22 5 2 28 1 26 15 24 13 7 16 22 Starting appearances 26 7 22 1 5 6 10 22 22 28 – 10 12 19 3 1 28 – 26 10 20 10 4 13 14
Goals 13 2 – – 1 – 1 3 3 12 – – 6 1 – – – – – – 12 – – – – Yellow cards 4 1 5 – 1 4 3 5 3 5 – 4 3 4 1 – 1 – 7 1 – 4 – 8 6
Red cards – – 1 – – – – 1 – – – – – – – – 1 – – – – – – – –
Central Coast (3–3)Wellington (2–0)
Melbourne City (3–2)Brisbane (1–2)
Western Sydney (2–2) *Sydney FC (1–4)
Adelaide (3–1)Central Coast (0–2)Melb Victory (1–1)
Newcastle (1–2)Sydney FC (1–4)
Melbourne City (3–3)Western Sydney (1–1)
Wellington (2–1)Newcastle (2–2)
Melb Victory (2–1)Central Coast (0–2)
Newcastle (3–2)*Adelaide (5–0)Brisbane (2–2)
Western Sydney (2–0) Wellington (3–3)
Melb Victory (1–4)Sydney FC (0–3)Adelaide (1–1)Brisbane (3–1)
Melbourne City (5–4)Melbourne City (2–0)
Sydney FC (0–3)=starting appearance =substitute appearance # =goals scored * =own goal
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PERTH GLORY – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 8 5 8 34 29 29 5 / 8 Bobby Despotovski 8 2006/07 21 5 5 11 24 30 20 7 / 8 Jamie Harnwell 7 2007/08 21 4 8 9 27 34 20 7 / 8 Jamie Harnwell 8 2008/09 21 6 4 11 31 44 22 7 / 8 Eugene Dadi, Nikita Rukavytsya 10 2009/10 27 11 6 10 40 34 39 5 / 10 Mile Sterjovski 6 2010/11 30 5 8 17 27 54 23 10 / 11 Robbie Fowler 9 2011/12 27 13 4 10 40 35 43 3 / 10 Shane Smeltz 17 2012/13 27 9 5 13 29 31 32 6 / 10 Shane Smeltz 7 2013/14 27 7 7 13 28 37 28 8 / 10 Steven McGarry, Shane Smeltz 4 2014/15 27 14 8 5 45 35 50 3 / 10 Andy Keogh 12 2015/16 27 13 4 10 49 42 43 5 / 10 Diego Castro 13 2016/17 27 10 9 8 53 53 39 5 / 10 Diego Castro 13 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2010 1 0 1 0 1 1 Lost Elimination Final (on pens) 2012 4 2 1 1 8 5 Won E.Final, Won Minor Semi, Won Prelim.F(pens), Lost G.Final 2013 1 0 0 1 1 2 Lost Elimination Final 2016 1 0 0 1 0 2 Lost Elimination Final 2017 2 1 0 1 2 3 Won Elimination Final, Lost Semi Final ALL MATCHES 312 108 75 129 439 471
BIGGEST WINS W6‐1 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐16) McDonald Jones W5‐0 v Adelaide (10‐Feb‐17) Coopers W5‐1 v Newcastle (08‐Oct‐05) McDonald Jones W4‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Dec‐09) nib W4‐0 v Gold Coast (06‐Feb‐12) nib At home W4‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Dec‐09) nib W4‐0 v Gold Coast (06‐Feb‐12) nib W4‐0 v Central Coast (12‐Mar‐16) nib Away W6‐1 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐16) McDonald Jones W5‐0 v Adelaide (10‐Feb‐17) Coopers W5‐1 v Newcastle (08‐Oct‐05) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED 6 W6‐1 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐16) McDonald Jones 6 W6‐3 v Brisbane (20‐Feb‐16) nib 5 W5‐1 v Newcastle (08‐Oct‐05) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W5‐1 v Newcastle (08‐Oct‐05) 2nd half 4 W4‐2 v Adelaide (06‐Nov‐05) 1st half 4 W6‐3 v Brisbane (20‐Feb‐16) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 8 mins W6‐1 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐16) 4 goals in 17 mins W6‐3 v Brisbane (20‐Feb‐16) 5 goals in 42 mins W6‐1 v Newcastle (24‐Jan‐16)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐5 v Central Coast (30‐Oct‐10) Allianz L0‐4 v Central Coast (16‐Oct‐05) Central Coast L0‐4 v Melb Victory (04‐Oct‐08) Etihad L0‐4 v Wellington (23‐Jan‐11) Westpac L0‐4 v Newcastle (10‐Feb‐11) McDonald Jones At home L0‐3 v Brisbane (14‐Sep‐08) nib L0‐3 v Sydney (24‐Oct‐10) nib L0‐3 v Brisbane (25‐Feb‐12) nib Away L0‐5 v Central Coast (30‐Oct‐10) Allianz L0‐4 v Central Coast (16‐Oct‐05) Central Coast L0‐4 v Melb Victory (04‐Oct‐08) Etihad
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 6 L2‐6 v Melb Victory (16‐Jan‐10) Etihad 5 L2‐5 v Sydney (31‐Aug‐08) Allianz 5 L0‐5 v Central Coast (30‐Oct‐10) Allianz
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L2‐5 v Sydney (31‐Aug‐08) 1st half 4 L2‐6 v Melb Victory (16‐Jan‐10) 1st half 4 L0‐5 v Central Coast (30‐Oct‐10) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins L0‐3 v Brisbane (26‐Aug‐06) 4 goals in 22 mins L0‐4 v Brisbane (26‐Nov‐11) 5 goals in 54 mins L0‐5 v Central Coast (30‐Oct‐10)
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PERTH GLORY – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 142 Joshua Risdon (2010/11–2016/17) 119 Jamie Coyne (2005/06–2010/11) 116 Jacob Burns (2009/10–2013/14) 115 Chris Harold (2012/13–2016/17) 115 Steven McGarry (2009/10–2013/14) 110 Jamie Harnwell (2005/06–2010/11) 108 Naum Sekulovski (2005/06–2010/11) 106 Danny Vukovic (2011/12–2014/15) 85 Dino Djulbic (2007/08–2016/17) 85 Michael Thwaite (2012/13–2015/16)
MOST GOALS 34 Andy Keogh (2014/15–2016/17) 28 Shane Smeltz (2011/12–2013/14) 26 Diego Castro (2015/16–2016/17) 25 Jamie Harnwell (2005/06–2010/11) 19 Chris Harold (2012/13–2016/17)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.49 Diego Castro (26 goals / 53 games) 0.49 Andy Keogh (34 goals / 70 games) 0.48 Shane Smeltz (28 goals / 58 games) 0.45 Eugene Dadi (10 goals / 22 games) 0.38 Nikita Rukavytsya (16 goals / 42 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 17 Shane Smeltz (2011/12) 13 Diego Castro (2015/16) 13 Diego Castro (2016/17) 12 Andy Keogh (2014/15) 12 Andy Keogh (2016/17)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 10 Diego Castro (2015/16–2016/17) 6 Mile Sterjovski (2009/10–2011/12) 5 Andy Keogh (2014/15–2015/16) 5 Shane Smeltz (2011/12–2012/13)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 5 Dino Djulbic (2007/08–2016/17)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 25 Danny Vukovic (2011/12–2014/15) 15 Tando Velaphi (2007/08–2010/11)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 4 Shane Smeltz (W4–2 v Melb Victory) 24‐Mar‐12 3 Damian Mori (W4–2 v Adelaide) 06‐Nov‐05 3 Jamie Harnwell (W4–1 v NZ Knights) 26‐Nov‐06 3 Billy Celeski (W4–2 v Sydney) 15‐Dec‐07 3 Robbie Fowler (W3–1 v Melb Victory) 14‐Nov‐10
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 15y 361d Daniel De Silva (W2‐1 v Sydney) 02‐Mar‐13 17y 180d Jamal Reiners (L0‐1 v Brisbane) 15‐Nov‐15 17y 226d Adam Taggart (D1‐1 v Melb City) 15‐Jan‐11 17y 332d Aleks Vrteski (L0‐3 v Brisbane) 26‐Aug‐06 17y 341d Brandon O`Neill (L0‐3 v Gold Coast) 18‐Mar‐12
OLDEST PLAYERS 40y 309d Ante Covic (L0‐2 v Melb City) 17‐Apr‐16 37y 258d Brian Deane (W2‐1 v Melb Victory) 23‐Oct‐05 36y 239d William Gallas (L1‐2 v Sydney) 13‐Apr‐14 36y 197d Amaral (D2‐2 v Gold Coast) 13‐Sep‐09 36y 120d Andy Todd (L1‐2 v Central Coast) 19‐Jan‐11
YOUNGEST SCORERS 17y 248d Adam Taggart (L1‐2 v Gold Coast) 06‐Feb‐11 17y 260d Daniel De Silva (W2‐1 v Wellington) 21‐Nov‐14 18y 311d Anthony Skorich (L2‐4 v Brisbane) 24‐Jan‐09 20y 090d Jamie Maclaren (W1‐0 v Melb City) 27‐Oct‐13 20y 112d Chris Harold (W3‐2 v Newcastle) 03‐Nov‐12
OLDEST SCORERS 37y 258d Brian Deane (W2‐1 v Melb Victory) 23‐Oct‐05 36y 204d William Gallas (D1‐1 v Wellington) 09‐Mar‐14 35y 257d Robbie Fowler (W4‐2 v Adelaide) 22‐Dec‐10 35y 216d Richard Garcia (W3‐1 v Brisbane) 08‐Apr‐17 35y 144d Eugene Dadi (W3‐2 v Melb Victory) 11‐Jan‐09
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 23.28y v Adelaide United (D0‐0) 07‐Oct‐07
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.61y v Adelaide United (L0‐2) 24‐Sep‐10
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Adrian Caceres (D2‐2 v Melb Victory) 04‐Sep‐05 (40') 100th goal Jamie Harnwell (L1‐4 v Brisbane) 23‐Nov‐08 (57') 200th goal Josh Mitchell (W1‐0 v Wellington) 08‐Jan‐12 (93') 300th goal Scott Jamieson (W2‐1 Wstn Sydney) 15‐Nov‐14 (78') 400th goal Andy Keogh (D1‐1 v Melb Victory) 02‐Dec‐16 (17')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 5 (24‐Jan‐16 to 20‐Feb‐16) 8 (30‐Mar‐14 to 20‐Dec‐14) 3 (24‐Jan‐16 to 13‐Feb‐16) Undefeated 10 (01‐Nov‐14 to 02‐Jan‐15) 10 (22‐Nov‐09 to 05‐Sep‐10) 11 (09‐Nov‐14 to 25‐Apr‐15) Winless 18 (02‐Dec‐06 to 02‐Nov‐07) 10 (28‐Dec‐06 to 18‐Nov‐07) 14 (29‐Aug‐10 to 10‐Feb‐11) Losing 7 (12‐Sep‐10 to 30‐Oct‐10) 3 (07‐Jan‐06 to 29‐Jan‐06) 7 (18‐Jan‐08 to 23‐Nov‐08) No goals conceded 3 (26‐Aug‐07 to 09‐Sep‐07) 3 (26‐Dec‐09 to 22‐Jan‐10) 1 (22‐Sep‐05 to 22‐Sep‐05) No goals scored 5 (24‐Oct‐10 to 10‐Nov‐10) 3 (24‐Oct‐10 to 07‐Nov‐10) 7 (09‐Nov‐06 to 23‐Sep‐07)
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PERTH GLORY – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Amaral 9 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 Tommy Amphlett 27 (0) 2009/10–2011/12 Andrezinho 25 (2) 2011/12 Marc Anthony 6 (0) 2008/09 Michael Baird 13 (1) 2010/11 Evan Berger 6 (0) 2011/12 Leo Bertos 35 (1) 2006/07–2007/08 Ludovic Boi 1 (0) 2009/10 Jeff Bright 2 (0) 2008/09 Scott Bulloch 29 (3) 2008/09–2009/10 Jacob Burns 116 (3) 2009/10–2013/14 Adrian Caceres 18 (1) 2005/06 Diego Castro 53 (26) 2015/16–2016/17 Billy Celeski 32 (4) 2005/06–2007/08 Isaka Cernak 4 (0) 2013/14 Joel Chianese 23 (2) 2016/17 Jeremy Christie 19 (0) 2006/07 Jack Clisby 29 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Jacob Collard 2 (0) 2015/16 Simon Colosimo 50 (2) 2005/06–2007/08 Matias Cordoba 8 (1) 2012/13 Ante Covic 28 (0) 2015/16 Chris Coyne 32 (0) 2009/10–2011/12 Jamie Coyne 119 (4) 2005/06–2010/11 Eugene Dadi 22 (10) 2008/09–2009/10 Anthony Danze 8 (0) 2007/08 Matthew Davies 16 (0) 2013/14 Daniel De Silva 33 (3) 2012/13–2014/15 Brian Deane 7 (1) 2005/06 Bobby Despotovski 29 (11) 2005/06–2006/07 Dino Djulbic 85 (3) 2007/08–2016/17 Travis Dodd 48 (9) 2011/12–2012/13 James Downey 34 (0) 2007/08–2009/10 Hayden Doyle 4 (0) 2008/09 Mate Dragicevic 6 (0) 2007/08 Jack Duncan 7 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Cameron Edwards 13 (0) 2010/11–2013/14 Ryan Edwards 15 (0) 2013/14 Dean Evans 1 (0) 2008/09 Henry Fa`Arodo 11 (0) 2005/06 Nicholas Feely 2 (0) 2016/17 Guyon Fernandez 5 (1) 2015/16 Diogo Ferreira 21 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Howard Fondyke 14 (0) 2010/11 Robbie Fowler 28 (9) 2010/11 Hayden Foxe 8 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 William Gallas 15 (1) 2013/14 Richard Garcia 58 (5) 2014/15–2016/17 Luka Glavas 15 (2) 2006/07 Hagi Gligor 8 (1) 2015/16 Lucian Goian 6 (0) 2016/17 Antony Golec 6 (0) 2015/16 Alex Grant 32 (2) 2015/16–2016/17 Brent Griffiths 9 (0) 2010/11
Rostyn Griffiths 59 (8) 2013/14–2016/17 Jamie Harnwell 110 (25) 2005/06–2010/11 Chris Harold 115 (19) 2012/13–2016/17 Danny Hay 4 (0) 2005/06 Dean Heffernan 34 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Youssouf Hersi 8 (0) 2014/15 Matthew Horsley 9 (0) 2005/06 Todd Howarth 82 (5) 2009/10–2011/12 Adam Hughes 18 (2) 2011/12 Hiroyuki Ishida 16 (1) 2005/06 Scott Jamieson 56 (1) 2012/13–2014/15 Branko Jelic 33 (7) 2009/10–2010/11 Milan Jovanic 1 (0) 2005/06 Andrija Jukic 23 (1) 2008/09–2010/11 Frank Juric 4 (0) 2008/09 Jerry Karpeh 7 (0) 2007/08 Andy Keogh 70 (34) 2014/15–2016/17 Joseph Knowles 6 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Ante Kovacevic 32 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Denis Kramar 6 (1) 2014/15 Stan Lazaridis 13 (0) 2006/07–2007/08 Mark Lee 10 (0) 2006/07–2008/09 Shane Lowry 25 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Jamie Maclaren 38 (11) 2013/14–2014/15 Josip Magdic 4 (1) 2006/07 Jesse Makarounas 4 (0) 2011/12–2012/13 Ndumba Makeche 5 (0) 2011/12–2013/14 Nebojsa Marinkovic 80 (15) 2013/14–2016/17 Matthew Mayora 4 (0) 2009/10 Daniel McBreen 7 (5) 2009/10 Trent McClenahan 5 (0) 2011/12 Steven McGarry 115 (11) 2009/10–2013/14 Stuart McLaren 2 (0) 2008/09 Stephen McMahon 12 (0) 2005/06 Billy Mehmet 42 (10) 2011/12–2012/13 David Micevski 24 (0) 2005/06–2007/08 Liam Miller 49 (2) 2011/12–2012/13 Scott Miller 16 (0) 2005/06 Joseph Mills 22 (0) 2016/17 Josh Mitchell 35 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Sam Mitchinson 1 (0) 2011/12 Damian Mori 17 (7) 2005/06 Ryo Nagai 26 (4) 2012/13–2013/14 Scott Neville 63 (4) 2008/09–2011/12 Mitch Nichols 14 (0) 2014/15 Brandon O`Neill 17 (0) 2011/12–2014/15 Mitchell Oxborrow 26 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Dragan Paljic 12 (0) 2014/15 Steve Pantelidis 49 (0) 2011/12–2013/14 Ryan Pearson 3 (0) 2010/11 Adriano Pellegrino 76 (5) 2008/09–2010/11 Jason Petkovic 31 (0) 2005/06–2008/09 Kosta Petratos 9 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Paul Pezos 3 (0) 2006/07
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PERTH GLORY – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Mitchell Prentice 15 (1) 2007/08 Liam Reddy 28 (0) 2016/17 Jamal Reiners 17 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Joshua Risdon 142 (2) 2010/11–2016/17 Nick Rizzo 26 (1) 2007/08–2008/09 Mark Robertson 2 (0) 2006/07 James Robinson 21 (2) 2007/08–2008/09 Storm Roux 1 (0) 2012/13 Nikita Rukavytsya 42 (16) 2006/07–2008/09 Gyorgy Sandor 24 (4) 2015/16 Mimi Saric 10 (1) 2006/07 Sidnei Sciola 42 (6) 2013/14–2015/16 Naum Sekulovski 108 (6) 2005/06–2010/11 Darvydas Sernas 10 (1) 2013/14 Victor Sikora 23 (4) 2008/09–2010/11 Jordan Simpson 6 (1) 2007/08 Tyler Simpson 15 (0) 2006/07–2007/08 Anthony Skorich 17 (1) 2008/09–2010/11 Shane Smeltz 58 (28) 2011/12–2013/14 Milan Smiljanic 15 (0) 2016/17 Wayne Srhoj 36 (5) 2008/09–2009/10 Mile Sterjovski 63 (15) 2009/10–2011/12 Adam Taggart 34 (13) 2010/11–2016/17
David Tarka 33 (1) 2005/06–2008/09 Michael Thwaite 85 (2) 2012/13–2015/16 Andy Todd 41 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Tommi Tomich 20 (0) 2006/07–2007/08 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley 37 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Ryan Townsend 3 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Adrian Trinidad 15 (1) 2008/09 Krisztian Vadocz 11 (1) 2015/16 Bas Van DenBrink 42 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Tando Velaphi 74 (0) 2007/08–2010/11 Aleks Vrteski 13 (0) 2006/07–2010/11 Danny Vukovic 106 (0) 2011/12–2014/15 Nick Ward 44 (7) 2005/06–2012/13 Marc Warren 35 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Adrian Webster 20 (0) 2006/07 Aryn Williams 22 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Rhys Williams 16 (0) 2016/17 Brandon Wilson 22 (0) 2016/17 Riley Woodcock 14 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Stuart Young 22 (5) 2005/06–2006/07 Ruben Zadkovich 13 (1) 2014/15 Adrian Zahra 18 (3) 2012/13–2013/14
COACHES
Coach First match Last match Games W D L Steve McMahon 26‐Aug‐05 (L0–1 v Central Coast) 04‐Dec‐05 (D2–2 v Central Coast) 15 6 4 5 Alan Vest 29‐Dec‐05 (D2–2 v Melb Victory) 05‐Feb‐06 (W3–1 v Newcastle) 6 2 1 3 Ron Smith 26‐Aug‐06 (L0–3 v Brisbane) 02‐Nov‐07 (L0–1 v Wellington) 32 5 11 16 David Mitchell 09‐Nov‐07 (W4–1 v Newcastle) 03‐Oct‐10 (L1–2 v Brisbane) 68 24 15 29 Ian Ferguson 15‐Oct‐10 (L1–2 v North Qld) 09‐Feb‐13 (L0–2 v Melb City) 71 22 15 34 Stuart Munro 06‐Feb‐11 (L1–2 v Gold Coast) 1 0 0 1 Alistair Edwards 16‐Feb‐13 (W2–1 v Central Coast) 13‐Dec‐13 (L0–2 v Melb Victory) 18 7 4 7 Kenny Lowe 22‐Dec‐13 (D0‐0 v Adelaide) Ongoing 99 42 24 33 Andy Ord 30‐Oct‐16 (L1‐2 v Brisbane) 06‐Nov‐16 (D2‐2 v W Sydney) 2 0 1 1
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY
All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 36 11 9 16 48 49 16 6 5 5 21 18 20 5 4 11 27 31 Brisbane Roar 37 8 9 20 48 71 19 6 5 8 29 34 18 2 4 12 19 37 Central Coast Mariners 37 9 8 20 43 58 18 8 5 5 33 23 19 1 3 15 10 35 Melbourne City 24 11 7 6 41 34 11 7 3 1 24 12 13 4 4 5 17 22 Melbourne Victory 37 14 10 13 60 62 18 11 3 4 39 26 19 3 7 9 21 36 Newcastle Jets 36 22 7 7 71 39 18 12 4 2 37 18 18 10 3 5 34 21 Sydney FC 37 8 9 20 40 68 19 4 6 9 17 31 18 4 3 11 23 37 Wellington Phoenix 32 14 7 11 41 41 16 10 1 5 25 16 16 4 6 6 16 25 Western Sydney Wanderers15 4 4 7 17 23 8 3 3 2 12 11 7 1 1 5 5 12 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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PERTH GLORY – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2005/06 17‐Sep‐05 (H) L 1–2 06‐Nov‐05 (A) W 4–2 12‐Jan‐06 (H) L 1–2 2006/07 16‐Sep‐06 (A) L 0–3 05‐Nov‐06 (A) L 2–3 28‐Dec‐06 (H) D 0–0 2007/08 07‐Oct‐07 (H) D 0–0 23‐Nov‐07 (A) D 1–1 13‐Jan‐08 (H) W 3–2 2008/09 17‐Aug‐08 (A) L 0–1 26‐Oct‐08 (A) L 1–2 26‐Dec‐08 (H) L 0–1 2009/10 07‐Aug‐09 (A) L 0–1 09‐Oct‐09 (H) W 1–0 19‐Jan‐10 (A) W 3–2 2010/11 24‐Sep‐10 (A) L 0–2 10‐Nov‐10 (A) L 0–2 22‐Dec‐10 (H) W 4–2 2011/12 09‐Oct‐11 (H) W 1–0 29‐Jan‐12 (A) W 3–0 01‐Mar‐12 (A) W 2–0 2012/13 11‐Nov‐12 (A) D 1–1 11‐Jan‐13 (A) L 2–3 30‐Mar‐13 (H) D 1–1 2013/14 13‐Oct‐13 (A) L 1–3 16‐Nov‐13 (H) D 1–1 22‐Dec‐13 (H) D 0–0 2014/15 26‐Oct‐14 (A) L 0–2 05‐Jan‐15 (H) L 1–2 15‐Feb‐15 (A) D 1–1 2015/16 25‐Oct‐15 (H) W 3–1 06‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–1 09‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–3 2016/17 18‐Nov‐16 (H) W 3–1 10‐Feb‐17 (A) W 5–0 31‐Mar‐17 (A) D 1–1 Overall (36 games): W11–D9–L16 v Brisbane Roar FC 2005/06 10‐Sep‐05 (H) W 2–1 29‐Oct‐05 (A) D 0–0 07‐Jan‐06 (H) L 0–2 2006/07 26‐Aug‐06 (A) L 0–3 15‐Oct‐06 (H) L 1–2 02‐Dec‐06 (A) L 0–1 2007/08 16‐Sep‐07 (H) L 1–2 27‐Oct‐07 (A) D 3–3 30‐Dec‐07 (H) L 1–4 2008/09 14‐Sep‐08 (H) L 0–3 23‐Nov‐08 (A) L 1–4 24‐Jan‐09 (A) L 2–4
2009/10 20‐Sep‐09 (A) W 4–2 06‐Dec‐09 (H) D 1–1 13‐Feb‐10 (H) W 2–0 2010/11 03‐Oct‐10 (H) L 1–2 24‐Nov‐10 (A) L 2–3 07‐Jan‐11 (A) D 1–1 2011/12 26‐Nov‐11 (A) L 0–4 04‐Jan‐12 (H) D 3–3 25‐Feb‐12 (H) L 0–3 grand final 22‐Apr‐12 (A) L 1–2 2012/13 07‐Oct‐12 (H) W 1–0 21‐Dec‐12 (A) W 1–0 26‐Jan‐13 (H) L 0–1 2013/14 30‐Nov‐13 (A) L 0–1 17‐Jan‐14 (H) D 0–0 28‐Feb‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 19‐Oct‐14 (H) W 3–2 29‐Nov‐14 (A) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐15 (H) D 2–2 2015/16 15‐Nov‐15 (A) L 0–1 02‐Jan‐16 (A) L 1–2 20‐Feb‐16 (H) W 6–3 2016/17 30‐Oct‐16 (A) L 1–2 18‐Feb‐17 (H) D 2–2 08‐Apr‐17 (H) W 3–1 Overall (37 games): W8–D9–L20 v Central Coast Mariners 2005/06 26‐Aug‐05 (H) L 0–1 16‐Oct‐05 (A) L 0–4 04‐Dec‐05 (H) D 2–2 2006/07 03‐Sep‐06 (H) W 2–0 20‐Oct‐06 (A) L 1–2 10‐Dec‐06 (A) L 0–1 2007/08 23‐Sep‐07 (A) L 0–1 18‐Nov‐07 (H) L 0–1 06‐Jan‐08 (H) D 1–1 2008/09 26‐Sep‐08 (A) L 1–4 29‐Nov‐08 (H) D 2–2 31‐Dec‐08 (A) L 0–1 2009/10 04‐Sep‐09 (A) L 1–2 27‐Nov‐09 (A) D 0–0 31‐Jan‐10 (H) W 3–1 2010/11 30‐Oct‐10 (A) L 0–5 12‐Dec‐10 (H) D 1–1 19‐Jan‐11 (H) L 1–2 2011/12 29‐Oct‐11 (A) L 1–2 23‐Dec‐11 (H) L 1–3 11‐Mar‐12 (H) W 1–0 finals 14‐Apr‐12 (A) D 1–1 2012/13 14‐Oct‐12 (A) L 0–1 31‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–1 16‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–1
2013/14 23‐Nov‐13 (H) L 1–2 31‐Dec‐13 (A) L 1–2 05‐Apr‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 09‐Nov‐14 (A) W 1–0 20‐Dec‐14 (H) W 4–1 22‐Mar‐15 (A) D 1–1 2015/16 10‐Oct‐15 (A) L 2–3 12‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–1 12‐Mar‐16 (H) W 4–0 2016/17 08‐Oct‐16 (H) D 3–3 24‐Nov‐16 (A) L 0–2 28‐Jan‐17 (A) L 0–2 Overall (37 games): W9–D8–L20 v Melbourne Victory 2005/06 04‐Sep‐05 (A) D 2–2 23‐Oct‐05 (H) W 2–1 29‐Dec‐05 (A) D 2–2 2006/07 24‐Sep‐06 (H) L 1–2 09‐Nov‐06 (A) L 0–1 07‐Jan‐07 (H) D 2–2 2007/08 01‐Sep‐07 (A) D 0–0 21‐Oct‐07 (A) L 1–2 02‐Dec‐07 (H) W 3–1 2008/09 04‐Oct‐08 (A) L 0–4 06‐Dec‐08 (H) W 3–1 11‐Jan‐09 (H) W 3–2 2009/10 28‐Aug‐09 (H) W 2–1 01‐Nov‐09 (H) L 1–2 16‐Jan‐10 (A) L 2–6 2010/11 14‐Aug‐10 (A) W 2–0 14‐Nov‐10 (H) W 3–1 18‐Dec‐10 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 20‐Nov‐11 (A) D 2–2 22‐Jan‐12 (H) W 4–1 24‐Mar‐12 (H) W 4–2 2012/13 30‐Nov‐12 (A) L 0–1 19‐Jan‐13 (H) L 0–1 23‐Mar‐13 (A) W 3–2 finals 05‐Apr‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 13‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–2 31‐Jan‐14 (H) D 1–1 15‐Mar‐14 (H) L 1–2 2014/15 02‐Jan‐15 (A) W 2–1 25‐Jan‐15 (H) D 3–3 07‐Mar‐15 (A) D 1–1 2015/16 16‐Dec‐15 (H) W 1–0 27‐Dec‐15 (A) D 1–1 30‐Jan‐16 (H) W 3–2 2016/17 02‐Dec‐16 (A) D 1–1 21‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–1 11‐Mar‐17 (A) L 1–4 Overall (37 games): W14–D10–L13
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PERTH GLORY – HEAD TO HEAD v Newcastle Jets 2005/06 08‐Oct‐05 (A) W 5–1 25‐Nov‐05 (H) L 0–1 05‐Feb‐06 (A) W 3–1 2006/07 29‐Sep‐06 (A) W 3–0 18‐Nov‐06 (H) W 2–1 14‐Jan‐07 (H) D 3–3 2007/08 26‐Aug‐07 (H) D 0–0 09‐Nov‐07 (A) W 4–1 18‐Jan‐08 (A) L 1–2 2008/09 22‐Aug‐08 (H) D 3–3 09‐Nov‐08 (H) D 2–2 18‐Jan‐09 (A) L 1–2 2009/10 23‐Aug‐09 (H) W 2–0 25‐Sep‐09 (A) W 1–0 26‐Dec‐09 (H) W 4–0 2010/11 21‐Aug‐10 (H) W 1–0 17‐Sep‐10 (A) L 0–2 10‐Feb‐11 (A) L 0–4 2011/12 05‐Nov‐11 (A) L 0–2 31‐Dec‐11 (A) D 1–1 18‐Feb‐12 (H) W 2–0 2012/13 03‐Nov‐12 (H) W 3–2 14‐Dec‐12 (H) W 3–0 08‐Mar‐13 (A) W 2–1 2013/14 20‐Oct‐13 (A) D 0–0 04‐Jan‐14 (A) W 1–0 30‐Mar‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 01‐Nov‐14 (H) W 2–1 12‐Dec‐14 (H) W 2–0 06‐Apr‐15 (A) W 2–0 2015/16 24‐Jan‐16 (A) W 6–1 07‐Mar‐16 (H) W 2–0 26‐Mar‐16 (A) W 2–1 2016/17 10‐Dec‐16 (H) L 1–2 15‐Jan‐17 (A) D 2–2 04‐Feb‐17 (H) W 3–2 Overall (36 games): W22–D7–L7 v Sydney FC 2005/06 01‐Oct‐05 (H) L 1–2 19‐Nov‐05 (A) D 0–0 29‐Jan‐06 (H) L 1–2 2006/07 10‐Sep‐06 (H) D 1–1 29‐Oct‐06 (A) D 1–1 14‐Dec‐06 (A) L 0–1 2007/08 09‐Sep‐07 (H) D 0–0 12‐Oct‐07 (H) D 3–3 15‐Dec‐07 (A) W 4–2 2008/09 31‐Aug‐08 (A) L 2–5 19‐Oct‐08 (H) W 2–1 21‐Dec‐08 (A) W 4–1
2009/10 22‐Nov‐09 (H) W 2–0 10‐Jan‐10 (H) D 0–0 07‐Feb‐10 (A) L 2–3 2010/11 24‐Oct‐10 (H) L 0–3 21‐Nov‐10 (A) L 0–2 29‐Jan‐11 (H) L 0–2 2011/12 12‐Nov‐11 (H) L 0–1 18‐Jan‐12 (A) D 1–1 11‐Feb‐12 (A) L 1–2 2012/13 28‐Oct‐12 (A) L 1–2 05‐Jan‐13 (H) D 2–2 02‐Mar‐13 (H) W 2–1 2013/14 02‐Nov‐13 (H) W 1–0 15‐Feb‐14 (A) L 1–2 13‐Apr‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 04‐Dec‐14 (A) W 2–1 07‐Feb‐15 (H) L 1–3 10‐Apr‐15 (H) L 0–3 2015/16 21‐Nov‐15 (H) D 0–0 13‐Feb‐16 (A) W 2–1 10‐Apr‐16 (A) L 0–4 2016/17 13‐Nov‐16 (A) L 1–4 17‐Dec‐16 (H) L 1–4 26‐Mar‐17 (H) L 0–3 finals 29‐Apr‐17 (A) L 0–3 Overall (37 games): W8–D9–L20 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 30‐Sep‐07 (A) L 1–4 02‐Nov‐07 (H) L 0–1 07‐Dec‐07 (A) L 0–3 2008/09 21‐Sep‐08 (H) W 1–0 02‐Nov‐08 (H) W 2–0 13‐Dec‐08 (A) D 1–1 2009/10 16‐Aug‐09 (A) L 1–2 08‐Nov‐09 (A) D 1–1 22‐Jan‐10 (H) W 2–0 finals 21‐Feb‐10 (A) D 1–1 2010/11 05‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–1 07‐Nov‐10 (H) L 0–1 23‐Jan‐11 (A) L 0–4 2011/12 23‐Oct‐11 (H) W 1–0 10‐Dec‐11 (A) L 0–1 08‐Jan‐12 (A) W 1–0 finals 07‐Apr‐12 (H) W 3–2 2012/13 24‐Nov‐12 (H) D 1–1 02‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–1 17‐Mar‐13 (H) L 1–2 2013/14 09‐Nov‐13 (A) D 1–1 06‐Dec‐13 (H) W 4–2 09‐Mar‐14 (A) D 1–1 2014/15 12‐Oct‐14 (A) W 2–1 21‐Nov‐14 (H) W 2–1 14‐Mar‐15 (H) L 1–2
2015/16 18‐Oct‐15 (H) L 1–2 07‐Feb‐16 (A) W 1–0 20‐Mar‐16 (A) W 2–1 2016/17 16‐Oct‐16 (H) W 2–0 05‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–1 04‐Mar‐17 (A) D 3–3 Overall (32 games): W14–D7–L11 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 29‐Aug‐10 (A) D 2–2 03‐Nov‐10 (H) D 0–0 15‐Jan‐11 (H) D 1–1 2011/12 16‐Oct‐11 (A) W 2–1 17‐Dec‐11 (H) L 1–2 15‐Jan‐12 (A) W 2–1 finals 01‐Apr‐12 (H) W 3–0 2012/13 21‐Oct‐12 (H) W 2–0 08‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–1 09‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–2 2013/14 27‐Oct‐13 (H) W 1–0 10‐Jan‐14 (H) W 3–0 09‐Feb‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 26‐Dec‐14 (A) D 1–1 22‐Feb‐15 (A) D 0–0 19‐Apr‐15 (H) W 3–1 2015/16 27‐Nov‐15 (A) L 1–5 16‐Jan‐16 (H) D 2–2 03‐Apr‐16 (H) W 3–2 finals 17‐Apr‐16 (A) L 0–2 2016/17 21‐Oct‐16 (A) W 3–2 27‐Dec‐16 (A) D 3–3 16‐Apr‐17 (H) W 5–4 finals 23‐Apr‐17 (A) W 2–0 Overall (24 games): W11–D7–L6 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 18‐Nov‐12 (H) L 0–1 27‐Dec‐12 (H) D 1–1 23‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–1 2013/14 26‐Jan‐14 (A) L 1–3 22‐Feb‐14 (H) L 0–2 23‐Mar‐14 (A) L 0–3 2014/15 15‐Nov‐14 (H) W 2–1 28‐Mar‐15 (H) W 3–2 25‐Apr‐15 (A) W 2–1 2015/16 01‐Nov‐15 (A) L 0–1 19‐Dec‐15 (H) D 2–2 26‐Feb‐16 (A) L 1–2 2016/17 06‐Nov‐16 (H) D 2–2 01‐Jan‐17 (A) D 1–1 25‐Feb‐17 (H) W 2–0 Overall (15 games): W4–D4–L7
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PERTH GLORY – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 nib Stadium (11 games) 2006/07 nib Stadium (10) 2007/08 nib Stadium (11) 2008/09 nib Stadium (10) 2009/10 nib Stadium (13) 2010/11 nib Stadium (15) 2011/12 nib Stadium (13) 2012/13 nib Stadium (12), Subiaco Oval (2) 2013/14 nib Stadium (13) 2014/15 nib Stadium (14) 2015/16 nib Stadium (13) 2016/17 nib Stadium (14) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 9 734 13 157 v Sydney FC (01‐Oct‐05) 5 033 v Adelaide United (12‐Jan‐06) 2006/07 7 671 9 978 v Brisbane Roar (15‐Oct‐06) 6 251 v New Zealand Knights (26‐Nov‐06) 2007/08 7 606 9 614 v Brisbane Roar (30‐Dec‐07) 6 252 v Adelaide United (07‐Oct‐07) 2008/09 7 942 12 581 v Adelaide United (26‐Dec‐08) 4 433 v Wellington Phoenix (21‐Sep‐08) 2009/10 9 209 12 872 v North Queensland Fury (03‐Oct‐09) 7 217 v Brisbane Roar FC (06‐Dec‐09) 2010/11 8 485 16 019 v North Queensland Fury (06‐Aug‐10) 5 536 v Sydney FC (29‐Jan‐11) 2011/12 8 322 12 358 v Melbourne Victory (22‐Jan‐12) 6 458 v Melbourne City FC (17‐Dec‐11) 2012/13 8 868 16 707 v Adelaide United (30‐Mar‐13) 4 821 v Brisbane Roar FC (26‐Jan‐13) 2013/14 9 418 13 856 v Melbourne City FC (27‐Oct‐13) 5 837 v Newcastle Jets (30‐Mar‐14) 2014/15 9 576 12 271 v Melbourne Victory (25‐Jan‐15) 5 821 v Melbourne City FC (19‐Apr‐15) 2015/16 8 959 14 504 v Melbourne City FC (03‐Apr‐16) 5 398 v Melbourne Victory (16‐Dec‐15) 2016/17 10 533 13 290 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (06‐Nov‐16) 8 834 v Brisbane Roar (08‐Apr‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2012 13 148 13 695 v Wellington Phoenix (07‐Apr‐12) 12 600 v Melbourne City (01‐Apr‐12) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 16 707 v Adelaide United (30‐Mar‐13) nib Stadium 16 019 v North Queensland Fury (06‐Aug‐10) nib Stadium 14 504 v Melbourne City FC (03‐Apr‐16) nib Stadium 14 085 v Brisbane Roar FC (07‐Oct‐12) Subiaco Oval 13 856 v Melbourne City FC (27‐Oct‐13) nib Stadium 13 695 v Wellington Phoenix (07‐Apr‐12) nib Stadium 13 157 v Sydney FC (01‐Oct‐05) nib Stadium 12 872 v North Queensland Fury (03‐Oct‐09) nib Stadium 12 796 v Sydney FC (29‐Jan‐06) nib Stadium 12 600 v Melbourne City FC (01‐Apr‐12) nib Stadium
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PERTH GLORY – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA National Soccer League 1996/97 season 26 11 5 10 48 41 National Soccer League 1997/98 season 26 10 6 10 35 40 National Soccer League 1998/99 season 32 18 6 8 66 40 National Soccer League 1999/2000 season 37 20 8 9 65 46 National Soccer League 2000/01 season 30 16 9 5 69 35 National Soccer League 2001/02 season 27 17 7 3 56 27 National Soccer League 2002/03 season 35 25 2 8 77 29 National Soccer League 2003/04 season 28 20 3 5 64 28 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 1 0 0 1 1 2 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 5 2 1 2 5 5 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 21 8 5 8 34 29 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 1 2 3 3 7 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 21 5 5 11 24 30 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 3 1 1 8 6 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 21 4 8 9 27 34 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 3 0 2 1 1 2 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 21 6 4 11 31 44 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 28 11 7 10 41 35 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 30 5 8 17 27 54 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 31 15 5 11 48 40 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 28 9 5 14 30 33 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 27 7 7 13 28 37 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 5 4 0 1 13 4 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 27 14 8 5 45 35 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 5 2 2 1 7 6 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 28 13 4 11 49 44 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 2 1 0 1 2 2 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 29 11 9 9 55 56 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 1 0 0 1 0 1 Overall record 586 258 129 199 959 792 Biggest win in all official matches W6‐0 v Canberra Cosmoa (nib Stadium) National Soccer League 1996/97 season
v Brisbane Strikers (nib Stadium) National Soccer League 1998/99 season Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐6 v Parramatta Power (Parramatta Stadium) National Soccer League 2003/04 season Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 269 Jamie Harnwell 1998/99–2010/11 116 Bobby Despotovski 1996/97–2006/07 250 Bobby Despotovski 1996/97–2006/07 84 Damian Mori 2000/01–2005/06 233 Scott Miller 1996/97–2005/06 46 Jamie Harnwell 1998/99–2010/11 184 Jason Petkovic 1999/00–2008/09 39 Andy Keogh 2014–2017 166 Jamie Coyne 2002/03–2010/11 28 Shane Smeltz 2011/12–2013/14
HONOURS National Soccer League Champions twice (2003, 2004) National Soccer League Runners‐up twice (2000, 2002)
Hyundai A‐League Runners‐up once (2011/12)
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SYDNEY FC – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sat 07 Oct Melbourne Victory Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 15 Oct Wellington Phoenix Allianz Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 21 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 27 Oct Perth Glory Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 03 Nov Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 10 Nov Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 18 Nov Newcastle Jets Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 25 Nov Brisbane Roar FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 01 Dec Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 09 Dec Western Sydney Wanderers FC ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 15 Dec Melbourne City FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 23 Dec Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 30 Dec Perth Glory Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Wed 03 Jan Newcastle Jets Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Mon 08 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 14 Jan Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 6.30pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 20 Jan Central Coast Mariners Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 26 Jan Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 02 Feb Wellington Phoenix Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Feb Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 25 Feb Western Sydney Wanderers FC Allianz Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 03 Mar Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 17 Mar Brisbane Roar FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Mar Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 31 Mar Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sun 08 Apr Adelaide United Allianz Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Apr Melbourne Victory Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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SYDNEY FC – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 29
Won / Drew / Lost 21 / 7 / 1
Goals for 59 (2.0 per game)
Goals against 13 (0.4 per game)
Position on ladder 1st
Goals Bobo DaSilva 15, Alex Brosque 11, Milos Ninkovic 9, Filip Holosko 8, David Carney 3, Rhyan Grant 3, Bernie Ibini 3, Brandon O`Neill 3, Joshua Brillante 2, Jordy Buijs 1
Goalkeepers Danny Vukovic 28 appearances (16 clean sheets) Andrew Redmayne 1 appearance (1 clean sheet)
Coaches Graham Arnold 29 games (W21–D7–L1)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos.
08‐Oct W.Sydney Wanderers (A) W 4–0 (0–0) Holosko 51', Bobo 55', O`Neill 85', Brosque 89' 61880 1st 15‐Oct Central Coast Mariners (H) W 4–0 (2–0) Holosko 18' 65'pen, Bobo 39', Brosque 70' 15082 1st 23‐Oct Wellington Phoenix (A) W 1–0 (0–0) Ninkovic 92' 7365 1st 29‐Oct Newcastle Jets (A) W 2–0 (1–0) Brosque 8', Ninkovic 49' 11873 1st 05‐Nov Melbourne Victory (H) W 2–1 (0–1) Carney 63' 78' 19143 1st 13‐Nov Perth Glory (H) W 4–1 (2–0) Ninkovic 14' 80', Bobo 38', Brosque 88' 14167 1st 19‐Nov Brisbane Roar (A) D 1–1 (1–1) Brillante 13' 17322 1st 26‐Nov Adelaide United (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 13179 1st 04‐Dec Newcastle Jets (A) W 2–0 (0–0) Ninkovic 63', Ibini 79' 8473 1st 09‐Dec Melbourne City (H) D 1–1 (0–1) Bobo 81'pen 14668 1st 17‐Dec Perth Glory (A) W 4–1 (1–1) Brosque 21', Holosko 61', Bobo 71', Ibini 91'pen 9119 1st 26‐Dec Adelaide United (A) W 4–0 (1–0) Holosko 34', Brosque 53' 66', Grant 64' 11805 1st 30‐Dec Brisbane Roar (H) W 2–0 (1–0) Brosque 36', Ninkovic 62' 16510 1st 08‐Jan Central Coast Mariners (A) W 3–2 (1–0) Bobo 43' 48', Carney 77' 11398 1st 14‐Jan W.Sydney Wanderers (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 40143 1st 20‐Jan Adelaide United (H) W 2–0 (0–0) Brosque 58', Ninkovic 61' 11255 1st 26‐Jan Melbourne Victory (A) W 2–1 (1–1) Holosko 38', Ibini 65' 30262 1st 03‐Feb Brisbane Roar (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 13095 1st 09‐Feb Wellington Phoenix (H) W 3–1 (2–1) Grant 3', Bobo 22', Ninkovic 54' 8380 1st 18‐Feb W.Sydney Wanderers (A) L 0–1 (0–1) 44843 1st 24‐Feb Melbourne City (A) W 3–1 (1–1) Bobo 24'pen 67', O`Neill 56' 10706 1st 03‐Mar Melbourne Victory (H) W 1–0 (0–0) Bobo 50' 13310 1st 10‐Mar Central Coast Mariners (H) W 1–0 (1–0) Holosko 8' 11148 1st 26‐Mar Perth Glory (A) W 3–0 (2–0) Own goal 38', O`Neill 41', Bobo 63' 10097 1st 01‐Apr Melbourne City (H) W 3–0 (0–0) Brosque 57', Bobo 64' 91' 15266 1st 08‐Apr Wellington Phoenix (A) D 1–1 (0–0) Bobo 72'pen 6610 1st 15‐Apr Newcastle Jets (H) W 2–0 (0–0) Ninkovic 56', Brosque 87' 15787 1st 29‐Apr Perth Glory (H) W 3–0 (3–0) Brillante 21', Buijs 37', Holosko 45' 21938 SF 07‐May Melbourne Victory (H) D* 1–1 (0–1) Grant 69' 41546 GF SF=Semi Final, GF=Grand Final, *=won on penalties
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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Appearances 2 29 26 28 12 6 22 14 27 28 20 11 1 28 27 1 10 25 28 29 28 Starting appearances 1 28 25 24 12 5 7 9 27 28 1 10 – 28 24 1 4 – 28 29 28
Goals – 15 2 11 1 – 3 – 3 8 3 – – 9 3 – – – – – – Yellow cards – 1 – 6 1 1 4 1 7 6 1 2 – 6 8 – – 4 1 3 6
Red cards – – 2 1 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 1
Western Sydney (4–0) Central Coast (4–0)
Wellington (1–0) Newcastle (2–0)
Melb Victory (2–1) Perth Glory (4–1)
Brisbane (1–1) Adelaide (0–0)
Newcastle (2–0) Melbourne City (1–1)
Perth Glory (4–1) Adelaide (4–0) Brisbane (2–0)
Central Coast (3–2) Western Sydney (0–0)
Adelaide (2–0) Melb Victory (2–1)
Brisbane (0–0) Wellington (3–1)
Western Sydney (0–1) Melbourne City (3–1)
Melb Victory (1–0) Central Coast (1–0) *Perth Glory (3–0)
Melbourne City (3–0) Wellington (1–1) Newcastle (2–0) Perth Glory (3–0)
Melb Victory (1–1) =starting appearance =substitute appearance # =goals scored * =own goal
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SYDNEY FC – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2005/06 21 10 6 5 35 28 36 2 / 8 Sasho Petrovski 9 2006/07 21 8 8 5 29 19 29 4 / 8 Sasho Petrovski 5 2007/08 21 8 8 5 28 24 32 3 / 8 Alex Brosque 8 2008/09 21 7 5 9 33 32 26 5 / 8 Alex Brosque 5 2009/10 27 15 3 9 35 23 48 1 / 10 John Aloisi 10 2010/11 30 8 10 12 35 40 34 9 / 11 Bruno Cazarine 9 2011/12 27 10 8 9 37 42 38 5 / 10 Bruno Cazarine 8 2012/13 27 9 5 13 41 51 32 7 / 10 Alessandro Del Piero 14 2013/14 27 12 3 12 40 38 39 5 / 10 Alessandro Del Piero 10 2014/15 27 14 8 5 52 35 50 2 / 10 Marc Janko 16 2015/16 27 8 10 9 36 36 34 7 / 10 Filip Holosko 10 2016/17 27 20 6 1 55 12 66 1 / 10 Bobo 15 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2006 3 2 1 0 5 3 Won Major Semi (2 legs), Won Grand Final 2007 2 1 0 1 2 3 Lost Minor Semi (2 legs) 2008 2 0 1 1 0 2 Lost Minor Semi (2 legs) 2010 4 1 2 1 8 7 Lost Major Semi (2 legs), Won Prelim.Final, Won G.Final(pens) 2012 1 0 0 1 2 3 Lost Elimination Final 2014 1 0 0 1 1 2 Lost Elimination Final 2015 2 1 0 1 4 4 Won Semi Final, Lost Grand Final 2017 2 1 1 0 4 1 Won Semi Final, Won Grand Final (on pens) ALL MATCHES 320 135 85 100 482 405
BIGGEST WINS W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz W5‐0 v Melb Victory (26‐Jan‐14) Etihad W5‐1 v Central Coast (05‐Nov‐05) Central Coast W5‐1 v Central Coast (24‐Jan‐15) Central Coast W4‐0 v NZ Knights (10‐Nov‐06) Allianz At home W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz W4‐0 v NZ Knights (10‐Nov‐06) Allianz W4‐0 v Newcastle (25‐Jan‐09) Allianz Away W5‐0 v Melb Victory (26‐Jan‐14) Etihad W5‐1 v Central Coast (05‐Nov‐05) Central Coast W5‐1 v Central Coast (24‐Jan‐15) Central Coast
MOST GOALS SCORED 7 W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz 5 W5‐1 v Central Coast (05‐Nov‐05) Central Coast 5 W5‐4 v Central Coast (22‐Dec‐07) Central Coast
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 4 W5‐4 v Central Coast (22‐Dec‐07) 2nd half 4 W5‐2 v Perth (31‐Aug‐08) 1st half 4 W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13) 1st half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 5 mins W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13) 4 goals in 15 mins W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13) 5 goals in 28 mins W7‐1 v Wellington (19‐Jan‐13)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐5 v Melb Victory (16‐Oct‐05) Olympic Park L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast L0‐4 v Central Coast (04‐Dec‐10) Central Coast L0‐4 v Melb City (29‐Dec‐11) Allianz L0‐4 v Brisbane (19‐Oct‐13) Suncorp At home L0‐4 v Melb City (29‐Dec‐11) Allianz L0‐3 v Adelaide (08‐Feb‐14) Allianz L0‐3 v Adelaide (26‐Dec‐14) Allianz Away L0‐5 v Melb Victory (16‐Oct‐05) Olympic Park L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast L0‐4 v Central Coast (04‐Dec‐10) Central Coast
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 7 L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast 5 L0‐5 v Melb Victory (16‐Oct‐05) Olympic Park 5 L2‐5 v Newcastle (05‐Feb‐12) Allianz
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L0‐5 v Melb Victory (16‐Oct‐05) 2nd half 4 L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12) 2nd half 3 D3‐3 v Perth (12‐Oct‐07) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12) 4 goals in 11 mins L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12) 5 goals in 28 mins L2‐7 v Central Coast (03‐Nov‐12)
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SYDNEY FC – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 178 Terry McFlynn (2005/06–2013/14) 172 Alex Brosque (2006/07–2016/17) 164 Sebastian Ryall (2009/10–2016/17) 146 Rhyan Grant (2008/09–2016/17) 109 Clint Bolton (2005/06–2009/10) 107 Steve Corica (2005/06–2009/10) 100 Vedran Janjetovic (2012/13–2015/16) 96 Matthew Jurman (2007/08–2016/17) 95 Shannon Cole (2008/09–2011/12) 88 Iain Fyfe (2005/06–2008/09)
MOST GOALS 55 Alex Brosque (2006/07–2016/17) 24 Alessandro Del Piero (2012/13–2013/14) 23 Steve Corica (2005/06–2009/10) 18 Filip Holosko (2015/16–2016/17) 17 Mark Bridge (2008/09–2011/12)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.67 Marc Janko (16 goals / 24 games) 0.52 Bobo (15 goals / 29 games) 0.50 Alessandro Del Piero (24 goals / 48 games) 0.42 Filip Holosko (10 goals / 24 games) 0.34 Bruno Cazarine (17 goals / 50 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 16 Marc Janko (2014/15) 15 Bobo (2016/17) 14 Alessandro Del Piero (2012/13) 11 Alex Brosque (2016/17) 10 John Aloisi (2009/10)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 8 Alessandro Del Piero (2012/13–2013/14) 5 Steve Corica (2006/07–2009/10)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 3 Steve Corica (2005/06–2007/08) 3 Terry McFlynn (2008/09–2012/13)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 36 Clint Bolton (2005/06–2009/10) 25 Vedran Janjetovic (2012/13–2015/16) 16 Danny Vukovic (2016/17)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 4 Alessandro Del Piero (W7–1 v Wellington) 19‐Jan‐13 3 Sasho Petrovski (W5–1 v Central Coast) 05‐Nov‐05 3 Marc Janko (W5–4 v Brisbane) 15‐Mar‐15
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 16y 289d Terry Antonis (L1‐2 v Wellington) 11‐Sep‐10 16y 354d Aaron Calver (L0‐3 v Adelaide) 31‐Dec‐12 17y 129d George Blackwood (D1‐1 v Melb City) 11‐Oct‐14 17y 156d Alex Gersbach (D1‐1 v Melb City) 11‐Oct‐14 17y 209d Hagi Gligor (L2‐7 v Central Coast) 03‐Nov‐12
OLDEST PLAYERS 39y 160d Alessandro Del Piero (L1‐2 v Melb Victory) 18‐Apr‐14 38y 280d Kazuyoshi Miura (W2‐1 v Melb Victory) 03‐Dec‐05 36y 327d Steve Corica (W2‐0 v Melb Victory) 14‐Feb‐10 35y 226d Sasa Ognenovski (D0‐0 v Melb Victory) 15‐Nov‐14 35y 126d Tony Popovic (L1‐2 v Wellington) 07‐Nov‐08
YOUNGEST SCORERS 17y 315d Kofi Danning (W1‐0 v Wellington) 11‐Jan‐09 18y 059d Dimitrios Petratos (W2‐0 v Gold Coast) 08‐Jan‐11 18y 289d George Blackwood (D2‐2 v Central Coast) 19‐Mar‐16 19y 082d Terry Antonis (W2‐1 v Adelaide) 16‐Feb‐13 19y 131d Chris Payne (W3‐1 v Newcastle) 24‐Jan‐10
OLDEST SCORERS 39y 148d Alessandro Del Piero (W4‐1 v Wellington) 06‐Apr‐14 38y 274d Kazuyoshi Miura (L2‐3 v Adelaide) 27‐Nov‐05 36y 320d Steve Corica (W3‐2 v Perth) 07‐Feb‐10 35y 213d Sasa Ognenovski (W2‐0 v Central Coast) 02‐Nov‐14 35y 060d Benito Carbone (L1‐3 v Central Coast) 13‐Oct‐06
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 23.46y v Wellington Phoenix (W1‐0) 11‐Jan‐09
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.57y v Brisbane Roar (L2‐5) 26‐Dec‐13
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Dwight Yorke (D1‐1 v Melb Victory) 28‐Aug‐05 (44') 100th goal Steve Corica (W3‐2 v Central Coast) 23‐Aug‐08 (6') 200th goal Juho Makela (W2‐0 v Gold Coast) 08‐Jan‐11 (92') 300th goal Joel Chianese (W2‐0 v Newcastle) 30‐Nov‐13 (46') 400th goal Alex Brosque (W4‐1 v Central Coast) 26‐Dec‐15 (24')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 7 (10‐Apr‐16 to 13‐Nov‐16) 7 (20‐Jan‐17 to 29‐Apr‐17) 8 (24‐Jan‐15 to 26‐Apr‐15) Undefeated 20 (10‐Apr‐16 to 09‐Feb‐17) 16 (10‐Apr‐16 to 07‐May‐17) 14 (24‐Oct‐14 to 26‐Apr‐15) Winless 11 (20‐Mar‐10 to 16‐Oct‐10) 7 (07‐Aug‐10 to 30‐Oct‐10) 11 (22‐Dec‐12 to 02‐Nov‐13) Losing 5 (04‐Dec‐10 to 29‐Dec‐10) 3 (26‐Dec‐13 to 08‐Feb‐14) 4 (13‐Dec‐08 to 17‐Jan‐09) No goals conceded 5 (24‐Nov‐06 to 01‐Jan‐07) 5 (03‐Mar‐17 to 29‐Apr‐17) 3 (03‐Dec‐06 to 01‐Jan‐07) No goals scored 5 (04‐Dec‐10 to 29‐Dec‐10) 3 (21‐Dec‐14 to 03‐Jan‐15) 4 (27‐Nov‐10 to 29‐Dec‐10)
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SYDNEY FC – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Ali Abbas 68 (5) 2012/13–2015/16 John Aloisi 40 (12) 2008/09–2009/10 Zachary Anderson 4 (0) 2015/16 Terry Antonis 69 (5) 2010/11–2014/15 Michael Beauchamp 28 (1) 2011/12 Adam Biddle 14 (1) 2007/08–2008/09 Matthew Bingley 28 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 George Blackwood 19 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Bobo 29 (15) 2016/17 Predrag Bojic 20 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Clint Bolton 109 (0) 2005/06–2009/10 Pascal Bosschaart 33 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Mark Bridge 80 (17) 2008/09–2011/12 Michael Bridges 9 (2) 2007/08 Joshua Brillante 26 (2) 2016/17 Jeremy Brockie 7 (0) 2006/07 Alex Brosque 172 (55) 2006/07–2016/17 Jordy Buijs 12 (1) 2016/17 John Buonavoglia 3 (0) 2005/06 Max Burgess 1 (0) 2014/15 Beau Busch 10 (0) 2008/09 Sung‐Hwan Byun 57 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Zachary Cairncross 2 (0) 2008/09 Tiago Calvano 12 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Aaron Calver 28 (0) 2012/13–2016/17 Benito Carbone 3 (2) 2006/07 Nick Carle 63 (8) 2010/11–2014/15 David Carney 68 (12) 2005/06–2016/17 Adam Casey 13 (2) 2007/08–2009/10 Dylan Caton 2 (0) 2013/14 Robbie Cattanach 1 (0) 2007/08 Bruno Cazarine 50 (17) 2010/11–2011/12 Alvin Ceccoli 43 (2) 2005/06–2006/07 Joel Chianese 40 (11) 2011/12–2013/14 Shannon Cole 95 (8) 2008/09–2011/12 Simon Colosimo 34 (0) 2008/09–2009/10 Steve Corica 107 (23) 2005/06–2009/10 Jamie Coyne 15 (1) 2011/12 Jason Culina 8 (2) 2012/13 Kofi Danning 23 (3) 2008/09–2010/11 Alessandro Del Piero 48 (24) 2012/13–2013/14 Ranko Despotovic 17 (6) 2013/14 Milos Dimitrijevic 76 (2) 2013/14–2016/17 Brett Emerton 57 (7) 2011/12–2013/14 Michael Enfield 1 (0) 2007/08 Fabio 18 (0) 2012/13 Jacques Faty 30 (2) 2014/15–2015/16 Hayden Foxe 25 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Iain Fyfe 88 (4) 2005/06–2008/09 Corey Gameiro 20 (4) 2013/14–2014/15 Brendan Gan 41 (5) 2008/09–2010/11 Richard Garcia 23 (6) 2013/14
Alex Gersbach 32 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Joe Gibbs 1 (0) 2009/10 Dez Giraldi 3 (0) 2008/09 Hagi Gligor 18 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Antony Golec 10 (0) 2008/09–2010/11 Rhyan Grant 146 (7) 2008/09–2016/17 Adam Griffiths 18 (0) 2012/13 Joel Griffiths 8 (3) 2012/13 Filip Holosko 52 (18) 2015/16–2016/17 Andrew Hoole 15 (0) 2015/16 Bernie Ibini 48 (10) 2014/15–2016/17 Scott Jamieson 48 (1) 2010/11–2011/12 Vedran Janjetovic 100 (0) 2012/13–2015/16 Marc Janko 24 (16) 2014/15 Juninho 15 (0) 2007/08 Matthew Jurman 96 (2) 2007/08–2016/17 Stephan Keller 53 (1) 2009/10–2010/11 Karol Kisel 52 (7) 2009/10–2011/12 Nicola Kuleski 1 (0) 2016/17 Krunoslav Lovrek 5 (0) 2012/13 Juho Makela 16 (3) 2010/11–2011/12 Mitchell Mallia 17 (1) 2011/12–2013/14 Trent McClenahan 12 (0) 2012/13 Terry McFlynn 178 (7) 2005/06–2013/14 Robert Middleby 67 (3) 2005/06–2008/09 Robbie Mileski 1 (0) 2008/09 Mark Milligan 42 (1) 2005/06–2007/08 Kazuyoshi Miura 4 (2) 2005/06 Hirofumi Moriyasu 36 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Themba Muata‐Marlow 1 (0) 2013/14 Alex Mullen 1 (0) 2015/16 Stuart Musialik 69 (4) 2008/09–2010/11 Matthew Nash 1 (0) 2007/08 Chris Naumoff 44 (2) 2013/14–2015/16 Ivan Necevski 45 (0) 2007/08–2012/13 Lucas Neill 3 (0) 2012/13 Milos Ninkovic 53 (13) 2015/16–2016/17 Brandon O`Neill 48 (3) 2015/16–2016/17 Sasa Ognenovski 16 (2) 2013/14–2014/15 Tolgay Ozbey 1 (0) 2005/06 Andrew Packer 20 (1) 2005/06 Patrick 9 (2) 2007/08 Chris Payne 19 (3) 2008/09–2009/10 Nikola Petkovic 54 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Daniel Petkovski 5 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Dimitrios Petratos 30 (5) 2010/11–2012/13 Sasho Petrovski 43 (14) 2005/06–2006/07 Bobby Petta 9 (0) 2008/09 Tony Popovic 27 (1) 2007/08–2008/09 Blake Powell 18 (3) 2012/13 Mitchell Prentice 8 (0) 2008/09 Iain Ramsay 1 (0) 2009/10
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SYDNEY FC – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Liam Reddy 37 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Andrew Redmayne 1 (0) 2016/17 Paul Reid 11 (0) 2012/13 Brendan Renaud 6 (0) 2007/08 Mark Robertson 3 (0) 2007/08 Mark Rudan 50 (5) 2005/06–2007/08 Sebastian Ryall 164 (9) 2009/10–2016/17 Jonas Salley 1 (0) 2006/07 Brendon Santalab 23 (4) 2007/08–2008/09 Nathan Sherlock 8 (0) 2011/12–2012/13 Matt Simon 45 (3) 2015/16–2016/17 Shane Smeltz 43 (12) 2014/15–2015/16 Robert Stambolziev 17 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Ufuk Talay 59 (6) 2005/06–2007/08 Mickael Tavares 34 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Joel Theissen 1 (0) 2006/07
Matt Thompson 18 (1) 2013/14 Jacob Timpano 26 (0) 2005/06–2008/09 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley 14 (0) 2006/07 Peter Triantis 23 (1) 2012/13–2014/15 Nikolas Tsattalios 6 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Alec Urosevski 10 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Ben Vidaic 2 (0) 2007/08 Danny Vukovic 28 (0) 2016/17 Marc Warren 8 (0) 2013/14 Alex Wilkinson 29 (0) 2016/17 Riley Woodcock 1 (0) 2015/16 Yairo Yau 26 (6) 2012/13–2013/14 Dwight Yorke 22 (7) 2005/06–2006/07 Ruben Zadkovich 42 (2) 2005/06–2007/08 David Zdrilic 50 (5) 2005/06–2007/08 Michael Zullo 28 (0) 2016/17
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Pierre Littbarski 28‐Aug‐05 (D1–1 v Melb Victory) 05‐Mar‐06 (W1–0 v Central Coast) 24 12 7 5 Terry Butcher 27‐Aug‐06 (W1–0 v Central Coast) 02‐Feb‐07 (L0–2 v Newcastle) 23 9 8 6 Branko Culina 24‐Aug‐07 (L0–1 v Central Coast) 20‐Oct‐07 (L0–1 v Adelaide) 9 2 3 4 John Kosmina 28‐Oct‐07 (W3–2 v Central Coast) 25‐Jan‐09 (W4–0 v Newcastle) 35 13 11 11 Vitezslav Lavicka 08‐Aug‐09 (W3–2 v North Qld) 30‐Mar‐12 (L2–3 v Wellington) 89 34 23 32 Ian Crook 06‐Oct‐12 (L0–2 v Wellington) 10‐Nov‐12 (L2–3 v Melb Victory) 6 2 0 4 Steve Corica 16‐Nov‐12 (L2–3 v Brisbane) 02‐Dec‐12 (D0–0 v Melb City) 3 0 1 2 Frank Farina 09‐Dec‐12 (W2–1 v Wellington) 18‐Apr‐14 (L1–2 v Melb Victory) 46 19 7 20 Graham Arnold 11‐Oct‐14 (D1–1 v Melb City) Ongoing 85 44 25 16
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 39 15 7 17 54 57 21 10 3 8 28 27 18 5 4 9 26 30 Brisbane Roar 38 10 13 15 41 51 19 7 8 4 25 22 19 3 5 11 16 29 Central Coast Mariners 37 18 8 11 68 54 20 12 3 5 34 19 17 6 5 6 34 35 Melbourne City 21 6 9 6 26 28 10 3 4 3 10 11 11 3 5 3 16 17 Melbourne Victory 42 10 19 13 57 62 20 6 10 4 30 28 22 4 9 9 27 34 Newcastle Jets 38 24 8 6 61 35 19 12 4 3 31 18 19 12 4 3 30 17 Perth Glory 37 20 9 8 68 40 18 11 3 4 37 23 19 9 6 4 31 17 Wellington Phoenix 32 16 4 12 55 39 16 10 1 5 34 18 16 6 3 7 21 21 Western Sydney Wanderers15 7 4 4 21 16 7 3 2 2 8 8 8 4 2 2 13 8 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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SYDNEY FC – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2005/06 09‐Oct‐05 (H) W 2–1 27‐Nov‐05 (A) L 2–3 03‐Feb‐06 (H) W 2–1 finals 12‐Feb‐06 (A) D 2–2 finals 19‐Feb‐06 (H) W 2–1 2006/07 02‐Oct‐06 (A) W 4–1 19‐Nov‐06 (H) W 2–1 14‐Jan‐07 (A) L 0–1 2007/08 01‐Sep‐07 (H) D 2–2 20‐Oct‐07 (H) L 0–1 28‐Dec‐07 (A) W 3–1 2008/09 20‐Sep‐08 (H) W 3–0 22‐Nov‐08 (A) L 0–2 03‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–2 2009/10 16‐Aug‐09 (H) W 1–0 16‐Oct‐09 (A) L 1–2 27‐Dec‐09 (H) W 1–0 2010/11 04‐Sep‐10 (H) L 1–3 04‐Oct‐10 (H) L 1–2 29‐Dec‐10 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 22‐Oct‐11 (A) W 2–1 22‐Dec‐11 (H) D 2–2 19‐Feb‐12 (A) W 2–1 2012/13 23‐Nov‐12 (H) L 1–2 31‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–3 16‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–1 2013/14 03‐Jan‐14 (A) D 2–2 08‐Feb‐14 (H) L 0–3 21‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 07‐Nov‐14 (A) D 0–0 26‐Dec‐14 (H) L 0–3 04‐Apr‐15 (H) L 0–1 finals 09‐May‐15 (H) W 4–1 2015/16 11‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–2 05‐Feb‐16 (A) D 2–2 02‐Apr‐16 (H) L 0–2 2016/17 26‐Nov‐16 (H) D 0–0 26‐Dec‐16 (A) W 4–0 20‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–0 Overall (39 games): W15–D7–L17 v Brisbane Roar FC 2005/06 23‐Sep‐05 (A) W 3–1 13‐Nov‐05 (H) W 1–0 21‐Jan‐06 (A) L 1–2 2006/07 08‐Oct‐06 (H) D 1–1 24‐Nov‐06 (H) W 3–0 20‐Jan‐07 (A) D 1–1 2007/08 22‐Sep‐07 (A) W 1–0 25‐Nov‐07 (H) D 0–0 13‐Jan‐08 (A) D 0–0 finals 25‐Jan‐08 (H) D 0–0 finals 08‐Feb‐08 (A) L 0–2 2008/09 04‐Oct‐08 (H) D 1–1 28‐Nov‐08 (H) D 1–1 17‐Jan‐09 (A) L 1–3
2009/10 27‐Sep‐09 (A) L 0–1 25‐Oct‐09 (H) W 2–1 30‐Jan‐10 (A) L 0–1 2010/11 21‐Aug‐10 (A) L 0–1 30‐Oct‐10 (H) D 1–1 12‐Dec‐10 (H) L 0–1 2011/12 15‐Oct‐11 (H) L 0–2 04‐Dec‐11 (H) W 2–0 14‐Jan‐12 (A) L 1–2 2012/13 16‐Nov‐12 (A) L 2–4 10‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–1 28‐Mar‐13 (A) L 1–3 2013/14 19‐Oct‐13 (A) L 0–4 26‐Dec‐13 (H) L 2–5 14‐Mar‐14 (H) D 1–1 2014/15 24‐Oct‐14 (A) W 2–0 30‐Dec‐14 (A) D 0–0 15‐Mar‐15 (H) W 5–4 2015/16 06‐Nov‐15 (H) D 0–0 30‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–3 26‐Mar‐16 (A) L 2–3 2016/17 19‐Nov‐16 (A) D 1–1 30‐Dec‐16 (H) W 2–0 03‐Feb‐17 (A) D 0–0 Overall (38 games): W10–D13–L15 v Central Coast Mariners 2005/06 16‐Sep‐05 (H) L 2–3 05‐Nov‐05 (A) W 5–1 14‐Jan‐06 (H) D 1–1 grand final 05‐Mar‐06 (H) W 1–0 2006/07 27‐Aug‐06 (H) W 1–0 13‐Oct‐06 (A) L 1–3 03‐Dec‐06 (A) D 0–0 2007/08 24‐Aug‐07 (H) L 0–1 28‐Oct‐07 (H) W 3–2 22‐Dec‐07 (A) W 5–4 2008/09 23‐Aug‐08 (A) W 3–2 01‐Nov‐08 (H) D 3–3 13‐Dec‐08 (A) L 1–2 2009/10 22‐Aug‐09 (A) D 0–0 05‐Oct‐09 (H) W 1–0 23‐Dec‐09 (H) W 1–0 2010/11 28‐Aug‐10 (H) D 1–1 04‐Dec‐10 (A) L 0–4 23‐Jan‐11 (A) D 2–2 2011/12 19‐Nov‐11 (H) L 2–3 08‐Jan‐12 (H) L 0–1 03‐Mar‐12 (A) D 1–1 2012/13 03‐Nov‐12 (A) L 2–7 27‐Dec‐12 (H) W 1–0 09‐Mar‐13 (H) W 2–0 2013/14 07‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–1 18‐Jan‐14 (H) L 0–1 01‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–2
2014/15 02‐Nov‐14 (H) W 2–0 24‐Jan‐15 (A) W 5–1 21‐Feb‐15 (H) W 4–2 2015/16 31‐Oct‐15 (A) W 3–1 26‐Dec‐15 (H) W 4–1 19‐Mar‐16 (A) D 2–2 2016/17 15‐Oct‐16 (H) W 4–0 08‐Jan‐17 (A) W 3–2 10‐Mar‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (37 games): W18–D8–L11 v Melbourne Victory 2005/06 28‐Aug‐05 (H) D 1–1 16‐Oct‐05 (A) L 0–5 03‐Dec‐05 (H) W 2–1 2006/07 02‐Sep‐06 (A) L 2–3 21‐Oct‐06 (H) L 1–2 08‐Dec‐06 (A) D 0–0 2007/08 06‐Oct‐07 (H) L 0–1 10‐Nov‐07 (A) D 0–0 20‐Jan‐08 (H) D 2–2 2008/09 16‐Aug‐08 (H) D 0–0 25‐Oct‐08 (A) W 2–0 27‐Dec‐08 (A) L 2–3 2009/10 09‐Oct‐09 (A) W 3–0 19‐Dec‐09 (A) D 0–0 14‐Feb‐10 (H) W 2–0 finals 18‐Feb‐10 (A) L 1–2 finals 07‐Mar‐10 (H) D 2–2 grand final 20‐Mar‐10 (A) D 1–1 2010/11 07‐Aug‐10 (H) D 3–3 16‐Oct‐10 (A) L 0–3 15‐Jan‐11 (H) D 1–1 2011/12 08‐Oct‐11 (A) D 0–0 26‐Jan‐12 (A) D 2–2 10‐Mar‐12 (H) W 1–0 2012/13 10‐Nov‐12 (H) L 2–3 26‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–3 16‐Mar‐13 (H) D 1–1 2013/14 09‐Nov‐13 (H) W 3–2 26‐Jan‐14 (A) W 5–0 29‐Mar‐14 (A) D 1–1 finals 18‐Apr‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 15‐Nov‐14 (H) D 0–0 13‐Dec‐14 (A) D 3–3 14‐Feb‐15 (H) D 3–3 grand final 17‐May‐15 (A) L 0–3 2015/16 14‐Nov‐15 (H) L 2–4 26‐Jan‐16 (A) L 0–1 27‐Feb‐16 (A) D 1–1 2016/17 05‐Nov‐16 (H) W 2–1 26‐Jan‐17 (A) W 2–1 03‐Mar‐17 (H) W 1–0 grand final 07‐May‐17 (H) D 1–1 Overall (42 games): W10–D19–L13
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SYDNEY FC – HEAD TO HEAD v Newcastle Jets 2005/06 11‐Sep‐05 (A) L 1–2 30‐Oct‐05 (H) D 1–1 06‐Jan‐06 (H) D 0–0 2006/07 17‐Sep‐06 (H) D 2–2 04‐Nov‐06 (A) D 1–1 01‐Jan‐07 (A) W 2–0 finals 26‐Jan‐07 (H) W 2–1 finals 02‐Feb‐07 (A) L 0–2 2007/08 29‐Sep‐07 (H) W 1–0 03‐Nov‐07 (A) W 1–0 07‐Dec‐07 (H) W 1–0 2008/09 13‐Sep‐08 (A) D 0–0 07‐Dec‐08 (A) W 2–1 25‐Jan‐09 (H) W 4–0 2009/10 20‐Sep‐09 (H) W 2–1 29‐Nov‐09 (H) L 1–3 24‐Jan‐10 (A) W 3–1 2010/11 07‐Nov‐10 (H) W 1–0 03‐Jan‐11 (A) W 2–1 06‐Feb‐11 (A) D 1–1 2011/12 17‐Dec‐11 (A) W 2–1 05‐Feb‐12 (H) L 2–5 25‐Mar‐12 (H) W 3–2 2012/13 13‐Oct‐12 (H) L 2–3 22‐Dec‐12 (A) L 1–2 02‐Feb‐13 (A) D 2–2 2013/14 11‐Oct‐13 (H) W 2–0 30‐Nov‐13 (H) W 2–0 22‐Feb‐14 (A) W 2–0 2014/15 03‐Jan‐15 (H) D 0–0 06‐Mar‐15 (A) W 1–0 17‐Apr‐15 (A) W 4–3 2015/16 17‐Oct‐15 (A) W 1–0 04‐Dec‐15 (H) W 1–0 09‐Jan‐16 (H) W 2–0 2016/17 29‐Oct‐16 (A) W 2–0 04‐Dec‐16 (A) W 2–0 15‐Apr‐17 (H) W 2–0 Overall (38 games): W24–D8–L6 v Perth Glory 2005/06 01‐Oct‐05 (A) W 2–1 19‐Nov‐05 (H) D 0–0 29‐Jan‐06 (A) W 2–1 2006/07 10‐Sep‐06 (A) D 1–1 29‐Oct‐06 (H) D 1–1 14‐Dec‐06 (H) W 1–0 2007/08 09‐Sep‐07 (A) D 0–0 12‐Oct‐07 (A) D 3–3 15‐Dec‐07 (H) L 2–4 2008/09 31‐Aug‐08 (H) W 5–2 19‐Oct‐08 (A) L 1–2 21‐Dec‐08 (H) L 1–4
2009/10 22‐Nov‐09 (A) L 0–2 10‐Jan‐10 (A) D 0–0 07‐Feb‐10 (H) W 3–2 2010/11 24‐Oct‐10 (A) W 3–0 21‐Nov‐10 (H) W 2–0 29‐Jan‐11 (A) W 2–0 2011/12 12‐Nov‐11 (A) W 1–0 18‐Jan‐12 (H) D 1–1 11‐Feb‐12 (H) W 2–1 2012/13 28‐Oct‐12 (H) W 2–1 05‐Jan‐13 (A) D 2–2 02‐Mar‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 02‐Nov‐13 (A) L 0–1 15‐Feb‐14 (H) W 2–1 13‐Apr‐14 (H) W 2–1 2014/15 04‐Dec‐14 (H) L 1–2 07‐Feb‐15 (A) W 3–1 10‐Apr‐15 (A) W 3–0 2015/16 21‐Nov‐15 (A) D 0–0 13‐Feb‐16 (H) L 1–2 10‐Apr‐16 (H) W 4–0 2016/17 13‐Nov‐16 (H) W 4–1 17‐Dec‐16 (A) W 4–1 26‐Mar‐17 (A) W 3–0 finals 29‐Apr‐17 (H) W 3–0 Overall (37 games): W20–D9–L8 v Wellington Phoenix 2007/08 14‐Sep‐07 (H) L 1–2 17‐Nov‐07 (A) D 1–1 04‐Jan‐08 (A) W 2–0 2008/09 28‐Sep‐08 (A) L 1–2 07‐Nov‐08 (H) L 1–2 11‐Jan‐09 (H) W 1–0 2009/10 30‐Aug‐09 (H) W 2–0 01‐Nov‐09 (H) W 3–1 12‐Dec‐09 (A) W 1–0 finals 13‐Mar‐10 (H) W 4–2 2010/11 11‐Sep‐10 (A) L 1–2 01‐Dec‐10 (H) W 3–1 09‐Feb‐11 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 27‐Nov‐11 (A) L 1–2 04‐Jan‐12 (A) L 2–4 25‐Feb‐12 (H) L 0–1 finals 30‐Mar‐12 (A) L 2–3 2012/13 06‐Oct‐12 (A) L 0–2 09‐Dec‐12 (A) W 2–1 19‐Jan‐13 (H) W 7–1 2013/14 23‐Nov‐13 (H) W 2–1 22‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–1 06‐Apr‐14 (H) W 4–1 2014/15 21‐Dec‐14 (H) L 0–2 29‐Mar‐15 (A) W 3–0 26‐Apr‐15 (A) W 2–1
2015/16 26‐Nov‐15 (H) D 0–0 19‐Dec‐15 (A) D 1–1 12‐Mar‐16 (H) L 1–3 2016/17 23‐Oct‐16 (A) W 1–0 09‐Feb‐17 (H) W 3–1 08‐Apr‐17 (A) D 1–1 Overall (32 games): W16–D4–L12 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 27‐Nov‐10 (A) D 0–0 23‐Dec‐10 (H) L 0–1 12‐Feb‐11 (A) D 2–2 2011/12 29‐Oct‐11 (A) D 1–1 29‐Dec‐11 (H) L 0–4 17‐Mar‐12 (A) D 2–2 2012/13 02‐Dec‐12 (H) D 0–0 13‐Jan‐13 (H) W 2–1 24‐Feb‐13 (A) L 1–3 2013/14 15‐Nov‐13 (A) W 2–0 15‐Dec‐13 (H) W 2–1 31‐Jan‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 11‐Oct‐14 (H) D 1–1 22‐Nov‐14 (A) W 2–1 20‐Mar‐15 (H) L 0–1 2015/16 10‐Oct‐15 (H) D 1–1 02‐Jan‐16 (A) D 2–2 05‐Mar‐16 (A) L 0–3 2016/17 09‐Dec‐16 (H) D 1–1 24‐Feb‐17 (A) W 3–1 01‐Apr‐17 (H) W 3–0 Overall (21 games): W6–D9–L6 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 20‐Oct‐12 (A) W 1–0 15‐Dec‐12 (H) L 0–2 23‐Mar‐13 (A) D 1–1 2013/14 26‐Oct‐13 (H) L 0–2 11‐Jan‐14 (A) L 0–1 08‐Mar‐14 (H) W 3–1 2014/15 18‐Oct‐14 (H) W 3–2 29‐Nov‐14 (A) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐15 (A) W 4–3 2015/16 24‐Oct‐15 (H) W 1–0 16‐Jan‐16 (A) W 2–1 20‐Feb‐16 (H) D 1–1 2016/17 08‐Oct‐16 (A) W 4–0 14‐Jan‐17 (H) D 0–0 18‐Feb‐17 (A) L 0–1 Overall (15 games): W7–D4–L4
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SYDNEY FC – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2005/06 Allianz Stadium (11 games) 2006/07 Allianz Stadium (10) 2007/08 Allianz Stadium (11) 2008/09 Allianz Stadium (10) 2009/10 Allianz Stadium (13), Parramatta Stadium (1) 2010/11 Allianz Stadium (14), Parramatta Stadium (1) 2011/12 Allianz Stadium (12), WIN Jubilee Oval (1), Campbelltown Stadium (1) 2012/13 Allianz Stadium (12), ANZ Stadium (1) 2013/14 Allianz Stadium (14) 2014/15 Allianz Stadium (12), WIN Stadium (1) 2015/16 Allianz Stadium (13), ANZ Stadium (1) 2016/17 Allianz Stadium (12), ANZ Stadium (1) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2005/06 16 669 25 557 v Adelaide United (03‐Feb‐06) 9 132 v Newcastle Jets (30‐Oct‐05) 2006/07 14 999 20 881 v Melbourne Victory (21‐Oct‐06) 9 871 v New Zealand Knights (10‐Nov‐06) 2007/08 16 382 33 458 v Melbourne Victory (20‐Jan‐08) 10 732 v Newcastle Jets (07‐Dec‐07) 2008/09 12 375 18 251 v Central Coast Mariners (01‐Nov‐08) 8 502 v Brisbane Roar FC (28‐Nov‐08) 2009/10 12 987 25 407 v Melbourne Victory (14‐Feb‐10) 8 359 v Perth Glory (07‐Feb‐10) 2010/11 8 014 12 106 v Melbourne Victory (07‐Aug‐10) 4 012 v Wellington Phoenix (01‐Dec‐10) 2011/12 11 861 18 180 v Melbourne Victory (10‐Mar‐12) 5 505 v Perth Glory (18‐Jan‐12) 2012/13 18 637 35 419 v Newcastle Jets (13‐Oct‐12) 12 425 v Melbourne City FC (02‐Dec‐12) 2013/14 18 682 40 388 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (26‐Oct‐13) 10 148 v Wellington Phoenix (06‐Apr‐14) 2014/15 17 378 41 213 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (18‐Oct‐14) 11 280 v Perth Glory (04‐Dec‐14) 2015/16 16 071 40 539 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (24‐Oct‐15) 8 717 v Perth Glory (10‐Apr‐16) 2016/17 16 003 40 143 v W.Sydney Wanderers FC (14‐Jan‐17) 8 380 v Wellington Phoenix (09‐Feb‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2006 36 033 41 689 v Central Coast Mariners (05‐Mar‐06) 30 377 v Adelaide United (19‐Feb‐06) 2007 21 122 21 122 v Newcastle Jets (26‐Jan‐07) 2008 23 450 23 450 v Brisbane Roar FC (25‐Jan‐08) 2010 18 507 23 818 v Melbourne Victory (07‐Mar‐10) 13 196 v Wellington Phoenix (13‐Mar‐10) 2015 26 783 26 783 v Adelaide United (09‐May‐15) 2017 31 742 41 546 v Melbourne Victory (07‐May‐17) 21 938 v Perth Glory (29‐Apr‐17) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 41 689 v Central Coast Mariners (05‐Mar‐06) Allianz Stadium* 41 546 v Melbourne Victory (07‐May‐17) Allianz Stadium* 41 213 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (18‐Oct‐14) Allianz Stadium 40 539 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (24‐Oct‐15) Allianz Stadium 40 388 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (26‐Oct‐13) Allianz Stadium 40 382 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (20‐Feb‐16) Allianz Stadium 40 285 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC (08‐Mar‐14) Allianz Stadium 40 143 v Western Sydney (14‐Jan‐17) Allianz Stadium 35 419 v Newcastle Jets (13‐Oct‐12) Allianz Stadium 33 458 v Melbourne Victory (20‐Jan‐08) Allianz Stadium * Grand Final
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SYDNEY FC – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA 2005 OFC Club Championship Qualifying 3 3 0 0 6 1 2005 Pre‐Season Cup 4 2 1 1 5 2 2005 OFC Club Championship 5 5 0 0 26 4 2005 FIFA Club World Championship 2 1 0 1 2 2 Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season 24 12 7 5 40 31 2006 Pre‐Season Cup 6 4 1 1 10 4 Hyundai A‐League 2006/07 season 23 9 8 6 31 22 AFC Champions League 2007 6 2 3 1 8 5 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 1 1 3 3 9 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 23 8 9 6 28 26 Pan‐Pacific Championship 2008 2 0 0 2 1 5 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 3 1 0 2 4 7 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 21 7 5 9 33 32 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 31 16 5 10 43 30 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 30 8 10 12 35 40 AFC Champions League 2011 6 1 2 3 6 11 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 28 10 8 10 39 45 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 27 9 5 13 41 51 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 28 12 3 13 41 40 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 3 2 0 1 7 5 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 29 15 8 6 56 39 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 2 1 0 1 3 2 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 27 8 10 9 36 36 AFC Champions League 2016 8 3 3 2 7 7 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 5 4 0 1 11 1 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 29 21 7 1 59 13 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 (as at 30 September 2017) 3 3 0 0 13 0 Overall record (as at 30 September 2017) 383 168 96 119 594 470 Biggest win in all official matches W8‐0 vDarwin Rovers (Darwin Football Stadium) Westfielf FFA Cup 2017
Biggest loss in all official matches L0‐5 v Melbourne Victory (Olympic Park) Hyundai A‐League 2005/06 season Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 214 Terry McFlynn 2005–2013/14 63 Alex Brosque 2006–2016 200 Alex Brosque 2006–2017 31 Steve Corica 2005–2009/10 180 Sebastian Ryall 2007/08–2017 26 Sasho Petrovski 2005–2006/07 142 Clint Bolton 2005–2009/10 24 Alessandro Del Piero 2012/13–2013/14 139 Steve Corica 2005–2009/10 22 David Carney 2005–2017
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Champions three times (2005/06, 2009/10, 2016/17)
Hyundai A‐League Premiers twice (2009/10, 2016/17) OFC Club Championship winners (2005)
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sun 08 Oct Adelaide United Westpac Stadium 5.00pm 3.00pm ..... ..... Sun 15 Oct Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 21 Oct Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 28 Oct Brisbane Roar FC Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 04 Nov Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 12 Nov Perth Glory Westpac Stadium 4.30pm 2.30pm ..... ..... Sat 18 Nov Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 25 Nov Central Coast Mariners Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 03 Dec Melbourne Victory Westpac Stadium 4.30pm 2.30pm ..... ..... Sat 09 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Cbus Super Stadium 4.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 16 Dec Perth Glory nib Stadium 7.00pm 10.00pm ..... ..... Sat 23 Dec Sydney FC Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 31 Dec Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 06 Jan Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Wed 10 Jan Melbourne Victory Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 13 Jan Western Sydney Wanderers FC Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 20 Jan Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 27 Jan Adelaide United Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 02 Feb Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Feb Perth Glory Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 23 Feb Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Mar Western Sydney Wanderers FC Spotless Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 17 Mar Newcastle Jets QBE Stadium (Auckland) 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 25 Mar Brisbane Roar FC Westpac Stadium 7.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Fri 30 Mar Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 7.20pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 08 Apr Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Apr Melbourne City FC Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 27
Won / Drew / Lost 8 / 6 / 13
Goals for 41 (1.5 per game)
Goals against 46 (1.7 per game)
Position on ladder 7th
Goals Roy Krishna 12, Kosta Barbarouses 5, Guilherme Finkler 6, Roly Bonevacia 4, Michael McGlinchey 3, Shane Smeltz 3, Hamish Watson 2, Thomas Doyle 1, Vince Lia 1, Matthew Ridenton 1, Alex Rodriguez 1, Jacob Tratt 1
Goalkeepers Glen Moss 22 appearances (5 clean sheets) Lewis Italiano 5 appearances (3 clean sheets)
Coaches Ernie Merrick 8 games (W2–D0–L6) Chris Greenacre/ Des Buckingham 4 games (W1–D3–L0) Des Buckingham 15 games (W5–D3–L7)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos.
08‐Oct Melbourne City (H) L 0–1 (0–1) 10034 9th 16‐Oct Perth Glory (A) L 0–2 (0–0) 11209 10th 23‐Oct Sydney FC (H) L 0–1 (0–0) 7365 10th 31‐Oct Melbourne Victory (A) L 1–6 (0–2) Krishna 63'pen 20113 10th 05‐Nov Newcastle Jets (H) W 2–0 (2–0) Krishna 21' 41' 5832 9th 12‐Nov Central Coast Mariners (A) W 2–0 (0–0) Krishna 49', Watson 56' 5497 6th 27‐Nov Melbourne City (A) L 1–2 (0–1) Krishna 60' 10644 9th 04‐Dec Adelaide United (A) L 0–2 (0–2) 8539 10th 10‐Dec Central Coast Mariners (H) W 3–0 (1–0) Barbarouses 2', Lia 66', Krishna 95' 5234 8th 17‐Dec W.Sydney Wanderers (H) D 2–2 (0–1) Finkler 62'pen, Krishna 68' 5702 8th 26‐Dec Newcastle Jets (A) D 2–2 (1–0) Barbarouses 35', Finkler 50' 8451 8th 01‐Jan Adelaide United (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 5548 8th 05‐Jan Perth Glory (A) L 1–2 (1–1) Krishna 11' 9210 8th 14‐Jan Central Coast Mariners (H) W 1–0 (1–0) McGlinchey 9' 6061 7th 17‐Jan Melbourne Victory (H) W 3–0 (1–0) Bonevacia 33', Tratt 89', Barbarouses 93' 5865 5th 21‐Jan Brisbane Roar (H) L 0–1 (0–0) 6449 6th 29‐Jan Adelaide United (A) D 2–2 (2–1) Doyle 11', Krishna 37' 8313 7th 04‐Feb W.Sydney Wanderers (H) L 1–3 (0–1) Smeltz 71'pen 5185 8th 09‐Feb Sydney FC (A) L 1–3 (1–2) Rodriguez 31' 8380 8th 18‐Feb Melbourne City (H) L 1–5 (0–2) Barbarouses 70' 6131 8th 25‐Feb Brisbane Roar (A) W 2–1 (1–0) Smeltz 32', Krishna 61' 10723 8th 04‐Mar Perth Glory (H) D 3–3 (2–1) Finkler 10', Krishna 25', Barbarouses 47' 6285 7th 19‐Mar W.Sydney Wanderers (A) L 1–3 (0–2) Finkler 76' 7828 7th 26‐Mar Newcastle Jets (H) W 5–0 (2–0) Barbarouses 24',Finkler 36',Ridenton 49',OG 66',Bonevacia 86' 4828 7th 02‐Apr Melbourne Victory (A) W 3–0 (2–0) Bonevacia 9' 27', Smeltz 90' 17011 7th 08‐Apr Sydney FC (H) D* 1–1 (0–0) McGlinchey 92' 6610 7th 16‐Apr Brisbane Roar (A) L 3–4 (3–1) Krishna 6', Finkler 38', McGlinchey 41' 12098 7th *=lost on penalties
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Goals 5 4 1 – – 6 – – 12 1 – – – 3 – – 1 1 – – – – 3 1 2 Yellow cards 1 6 5 7 – 5 1 – 3 8 – – 1 2 1 3 1 7 – 7 1 1 1 4 –
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Melbourne City (0–1)Perth Glory (0–2)Sydney FC (0–1)
Melb Victory (1–6)Newcastle (2–0)
Central Coast (2–0)Melbourne City (1–2)
Adelaide (0–2)Central Coast (3–0)
Western Sydney (2–2) Newcastle (2–2)Adelaide (0–0)
Perth Glory (1–2)Central Coast (1–0)Melb Victory (3–0)
Brisbane (0–1)Adelaide (2–2)
Western Sydney (1–3) Sydney FC (1–3)
Melbourne City (1–5)Brisbane (2–1)
Perth Glory (3–3)Western Sydney (1–3)
*Newcastle (5–0)Melb Victory (3–0)
Sydney FC (1–1)Brisbane (3–4)
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2007/08 21 5 5 11 25 37 20 8 / 8 Shane Smeltz 9 2008/09 21 7 5 9 23 31 26 6 / 8 Shane Smeltz 12 2009/10 27 10 10 7 37 29 40 4 / 10 Paul Ifill 13 2010/11 30 12 5 13 39 41 41 6 / 11 Chris Greenacre 8 2011/12 27 12 4 11 34 32 40 4 / 10 Paul Ifill 8 2012/13 27 7 6 14 31 49 27 10 / 10 Jeremy Brockie 16 2013/14 27 7 7 13 36 51 28 9 / 10 Stein Huysegems 10 2014/15 27 14 4 9 45 35 46 5 / 10 Nathan Burns 13 2015/16 27 7 4 16 34 54 25 9 / 10 Blake Powell 8 2016/17 27 8 6 13 41 46 30 7 / 10 Roy Krishna 12 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2010 3 1 1 1 6 6 Won Elim.Final (on pens), Won Minor Semi, Lost Prelim.Final 2011 1 0 0 1 0 1 Lost Elimination Final 2012 2 1 0 1 5 5 Won Elimination Final, Lost Minor Semi 2015 1 0 0 1 0 2 Lost Elimination Final ALL MATCHES 268 91 57 120 356 419
BIGGEST WINS W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac W5‐0 v Melb Victory (18‐Jan‐14) Westpac W5‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Mar‐17) Westpac W5‐1 v Melb City (30‐Nov‐14) Westpac W4‐0 v Newcastle (18‐Dec‐10) Westpac At home W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac W5‐0 v Melb Victory (18‐Jan‐14) Westpac W5‐0 v Newcastle (26‐Mar‐17) Westpac Away W5‐2 v Western Syd (14‐Feb‐16) Parramatta W4‐1 v Central Coast (21‐Feb‐14) Central Coast W3‐0 v Newcastle (18‐Nov‐12) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED 6 W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac 5 W5‐2 v Newcastle (23‐Dec‐11) Westpac 5 W5‐0 v Melb Victory (18‐Jan‐14) Westpac
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 5 W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09) 2nd half 4 W4‐1 v Central Coast (21‐Feb‐14) 2nd half 3 W3‐0 v Newcastle (04‐Jan‐09) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 5 mins W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09) 4 goals in 11 mins W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09) 5 goals in 30 mins W6‐0 v Gold Coast (25‐Oct‐09)
BIGGEST LOSSES L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz L0‐5 v Central Coast (07‐Feb‐13) Central Coast L0‐5 v Melb City (16‐Feb‐14) Westpac L0‐5 v Newcastle (22‐Mar‐14) McDonald Jones L1‐6 v Adelaide (05‐Dec‐08) Coopers At home L0‐5 v Melb City (16‐Feb‐14) Westpac L0‐4 v Adelaide (05‐Mar‐16) Westpac L1‐5 v Melb City (18‐Feb‐17) Westpac Away L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz L0‐5 v Central Coast (07‐Feb‐13) Central Coast L0‐5 v Newcastle (22‐Mar‐14) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 7 L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz 6 L1‐6 v Adelaide (05‐Dec‐08) Coopers 6 L1‐6 v Melb Victory (31‐Oct‐16) Etihad
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L1‐6 v Adelaide (05‐Dec‐08) 2nd half 4 L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13) 1st half 4 L0‐5 v Central Coast (07‐Feb‐13) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13) 4 goals in 15 mins L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13) 5 goals in 28 mins L1‐7 v Sydney (19‐Jan‐13)
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 228 Andrew Durante (2008/09–2016/17) 197 Vince Lia (2007/08–2016/17) 192 Manny Muscat (2008/09–2015/16) 181 Ben Sigmund (2008/09–2015/16) 140 Glen Moss (2007/08–2016/17) 131 Tony Lochhead (2007/08–2012/13) 127 Leo Bertos (2008/09–2013/14) 112 Tim Brown (2007/08–2011/12) 106 Daniel Cortes (2007/08–2011/12) 106 Paul Ifill (2009/10–2013/14)
MOST GOALS 33 Paul Ifill (2009/10–2013/14) 28 Roy Krishna (2013/14–2016/17) 24 Shane Smeltz (2007/08–2016/17) 23 Jeremy Brockie (2012/13–2014/15) 23 Tim Brown (2007/08–2011/12)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.54 Nathan Burns (13 goals / 24 games) 0.47 Shane Smeltz (24 goals / 51 games) 0.40 Jeremy Brockie (23 goals / 58 games) 0.38 Roy Krishna (28 goals / 74 games) 0.35 Blake Powell (8 goals / 23 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 16 Jeremy Brockie (2012/13) 13 Nathan Burns (2014/15) 13 Paul Ifill (2009/10) 12 Roy Krishna (2016/17) 12 Shane Smeltz (2008/09)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 7 Paul Ifill (2009/10–2012/13) 7 Shane Smeltz (2007/08–2016/17)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 3 Manny Muscat (2009/10–2013/14) 3 Ben Sigmund (2011/12–2013/14) 3 Albert Riera (2014/15–2015/16)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 26 Glen Moss (2007/08–2016/17) 17 Mark Paston (2008/09–2012/13)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 4 Blake Powell (W5–2 v Western Syd) 14‐Feb‐16 3 Nathan Burns (W5–1 v Melb City) 30‐Nov‐14
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 17y 242d Alex Rufer (W3‐2 v Newcastle) 09‐Feb‐14 17y 244d Kosta Barbarouses (L1‐2 v Central Coast) 21‐Oct‐07 17y 270d Matthew Ridenton (L2‐4 v Perth) 06‐Dec‐13 17y 281d Tyler Boyd (W2‐0 v Sydney) 06‐Oct‐12 17y 296d James McGarry (L1‐3 v Central Coast) 30‐Jan‐16
OLDEST PLAYERS 37y 242d Tony Warner (L0‐1 v Perth) 08‐Jan‐12 36y 330d Vaughan Coveny (W2‐1 v Sydney) 07‐Nov‐08 36y 205d Eugene Dadi (L2‐4 v Sydney) 13‐Mar‐10 36y 163d Simon Elliott (L0‐1 v Newcastle) 20‐Nov‐10 36y 108d Mark Paston (L2‐3 v Melb Victory) 31‐Mar‐13
YOUNGEST SCORERS 18y 333d Kosta Barbarouses (D1‐1 v Adelaide) 18‐Jan‐09 19y 002d Tyler Boyd (W3‐1 v Western Syd) 01‐Jan‐14 19y 139d Marco Rojas (W4‐0 v Newcastle) 18‐Dec‐10 19y 186d Louis Fenton (W2‐0 v Sydney) 06‐Oct‐12 19y 247d Matthew Ridenton (W4‐2 v Adelaide) 13‐Nov‐15
OLDEST SCORERS 36y 205d Eugene Dadi (L2‐4 v Sydney) 13‐Mar‐10 35y 291d Vaughan Coveny (W4‐1 v Perth) 30‐Sep‐07 35y 198d Joel Griffiths (W2‐0 v Adelaide) 07‐Mar‐15 35y 185d Shane Smeltz (W3‐0 v Melb Victory) 02‐Apr‐17 34y 214d Ross Aloisi (D1‐1 v Sydney) 17‐Nov‐07
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 25.90y v Central Coast Mariners (W2‐0) 12‐Nov‐16
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.60y v Perth Glory (L2‐3) 07‐Apr‐12
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Daniel Cortes (D2‐2 v Melb Victory) 26‐Aug‐07 (79') 100th goal Tim Brown (L1‐2 v Melb City) 19‐Sep‐10 (75') 200th goal Jeremy Brockie (L2‐3 v Melb Victory) 31‐Mar‐13 (66') 300th goal Roly Bonevacia (L1‐3 v Melb City) 25‐Jan‐16 (66')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 4 (15‐Jan‐12 to 03‐Feb‐12) 7 (05‐Dec‐10 to 16‐Oct‐11) 3 (15‐Jan‐12 to 03‐Feb‐12) Undefeated 7 (04‐Sep‐09 to 25‐Oct‐09) 14 (23‐Nov‐08 to 04‐Dec‐09) 5 (01‐Mar‐15 to 18‐Oct‐15) Winless 11 (31‐Mar‐13 to 19‐Dec‐13) 6 (31‐Mar‐13 to 14‐Dec‐13) 11 (05‐Dec‐08 to 01‐Nov‐09) Losing 8 (20‐Mar‐16 to 31‐Oct‐16) 6 (05‐Mar‐16 to 23‐Oct‐16) 7 (16‐Dec‐12 to 10‐Mar‐13) No goals conceded 3 (30‐Jan‐10 to 12‐Feb‐10) 4 (18‐Dec‐10 to 30‐Jan‐11) 2 (15‐Jan‐12 to 20‐Jan‐12) No goals scored 4 (10‐Apr‐16 to 23‐Oct‐16) 3 (10‐Apr‐16 to 23‐Oct‐16) 4 (11‐Jan‐08 to 21‐Sep‐08)
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Luke Adams 3 (0) 2013/14 Ross Aloisi 13 (2) 2007/08 Kwabena Appiah 16 (0) 2014/15–2015/16 Kosta Barbarouses 46 (7) 2007/08–2016/17 Leo Bertos 127 (8) 2008/09–2013/14 Tom Biss 1 (0) 2012/13 Roly Bonevacia 80 (14) 2014/15–2016/17 Michael Boxall 39 (2) 2012/13–2014/15 Tyler Boyd 48 (4) 2012/13–2014/15 Josh Brindell‐South 4 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Jeremy Brockie 58 (23) 2012/13–2014/15 Tim Brown 112 (23) 2007/08–2011/12 Royce Brownlie 8 (0) 2007/08 Nathan Burns 24 (13) 2014/15 Adrian Caceres 19 (1) 2009/10 Reece Caira 11 (0) 2013/14 Isaka Cernak 6 (0) 2012/13 Jiang Chen 2 (0) 2009/10 Jeremy Christie 26 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Ricardo Clarke 2 (0) 2012/13 Cleberson 3 (0) 2007/08 Oscar‐Roberto Cornejo 5 (0) 2010/11 Daniel Cortes 106 (8) 2007/08–2011/12 Vaughan Coveny 27 (1) 2007/08–2008/09 Reece Crowther 6 (0) 2009/10 Kenny Cunningham 40 (11) 2013/14–2014/15 Eugene Dadi 10 (5) 2009/10 Troy Danaskos 6 (0) 2015/16 Karl Dodd 36 (1) 2007/08–2008/09 James Downey 7 (0) 2011/12 Thomas Doyle 48 (2) 2014/15–2016/17 Greg Draper 2 (0) 2007/08 Andrew Durante 228 (4) 2008/09–2016/17 Simon Elliott 4 (0) 2010/11 Ahmad Elrich 13 (1) 2007/08 Felipe 17 (3) 2007/08 Louis Fenton 83 (4) 2012/13–2016/17 Michael Ferrante 43 (1) 2007/08–2009/10 Guilherme Finkler 24 (6) 2016/17 Dylan Fox 18 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Fred 3 (1) 2008/09 Corey Gameiro 7 (1) 2012/13 Leilei Gao 8 (0) 2008/09 Chris Greenacre 84 (19) 2009/10–2011/12 Brent Griffiths 7 (0) 2011/12 Joel Griffiths 5 (1) 2014/15 Justin Gulley 8 (0) 2015/16 Troy Hearfield 70 (3) 2008/09–2010/11 Carlos Hernandez 21 (7) 2013/14 Jason Hicks 30 (2) 2013/14–2014/15 Ian Hogg 3 (0) 2012/13 Stein Huysegems 49 (15) 2012/13–2013/14 Paul Ifill 106 (33) 2009/10–2013/14
Lewis Italiano 6 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Richard Johnson 21 (0) 2007/08–2008/09 Roy Krishna 74 (28) 2013/14–2016/17 Adam Kwasnik 12 (0) 2008/09 Vince Lia 197 (4) 2007/08–2016/17 Cameron Lindsay 4 (0) 2012/13 Ben Litfin 2 (0) 2016/17 Tony Lochhead 131 (1) 2007/08–2012/13 Sean Lovemore 1 (0) 2010/11 Ryan Lowry 8 (0) 2016/17 Dylan MacAllister 22 (7) 2010/11 James McGarry 2 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Michael McGlinchey 64 (11) 2014/15–2016/17 Jon McKain 37 (2) 2008/09–2009/10 Glen Moss 140 (0) 2007/08–2016/17 David Mulligan 3 (0) 2008/09 James Musa 3 (0) 2010/11 Manny Muscat 192 (4) 2008/09–2015/16 Jade North 19 (0) 2010/11 Steven O`Dor 13 (0) 2007/08 Steven Old 12 (1) 2007/08 George Paladini 4 (0) 2007/08 Adam Parkhouse 18 (0) 2016/17 Mark Paston 72 (0) 2007/08–2012/13 Mirjan Pavlovic 25 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Blake Powell 23 (8) 2015/16 Liam Reddy 12 (0) 2009/10 Kristian Rees 9 (1) 2007/08 Matthew Ridenton 46 (4) 2013/14–2016/17 Albert Riera 68 (0) 2013/14–2015/16 Alex Rodriguez 72 (1) 2014/15–2016/17 Logan Rogerson 3 (0) 2016/17 Marco Rojas 21 (2) 2009/10–2010/11 Marco Rossi 23 (0) 2016/17 Luke Rowe 2 (0) 2012/13 Alex Rufer 11 (0) 2013/14–2016/17 Dani Sanchez 41 (7) 2011/12–2012/13 Jeffrey Sarpong 13 (0) 2015/16 Ben Sigmund 181 (7) 2008/09–2015/16 Sarpreet Singh 2 (0) 2016/17 Shane Smeltz 51 (24) 2007/08–2016/17 Alex Smith 41 (1) 2011/12–2012/13 Jacob Spoonley 3 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Joel Stevens 5 (0) 2015/16 Shaun Timmins 6 (0) 2013/14 Benjamin Totori 15 (0) 2012/13 Jacob Tratt 20 (1) 2016/17 Nikolas Tsattalios 5 (0) 2011/12 Danny Vukovic 17 (1) 2010/11 Diego Walsh 12 (0) 2009/10 Nick Ward 45 (4) 2010/11–2011/12 Tony Warner 15 (0) 2011/12 Hamish Watson 31 (5) 2013/14–2016/17
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Ricki Herbert 26‐Aug‐07 (D2–2 v Melb Victory) 24‐Feb‐13 (D2–2 v Adelaide) 154 53 36 65 Chris Greenacre 27‐Feb‐13 (L1–2 v Newcastle) 31‐Mar‐13 (L2–3 v Melb Victory) 5 2 0 3 Ernie Merrick 13‐Oct‐13 (L1–2 v Brisbane) 04‐Dec‐16 (L0‐2 v Adelaide) 90 30 15 45 Buckingham/Greenacre 10‐Dec‐16 (W3‐0 v Central Coast) 01‐Jan‐17 (D0‐0 v Adelaide) 4 1 3 0 Des Buckingham 05‐Dec‐17 (L1‐2 v Perth) 16‐Apr‐17 (L3‐4 v Brisbane) 15 5 3 7
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 31 8 8 15 34 60 14 5 6 3 19 18 17 3 2 12 15 42 Brisbane Roar 30 6 6 18 35 52 14 4 4 6 17 18 16 2 2 12 18 34 Central Coast Mariners 30 11 6 13 33 38 17 6 5 6 20 18 13 5 1 7 13 20 Melbourne City 22 7 6 9 27 35 12 6 2 4 19 20 10 1 4 5 8 15 Melbourne Victory 30 7 6 17 40 64 14 5 3 6 26 26 16 2 3 11 14 38 Newcastle Jets 31 17 5 9 63 38 17 11 3 3 39 12 14 6 2 6 24 26 Perth Glory 32 11 7 14 41 41 16 6 6 4 25 16 16 5 1 10 16 25 Sydney FC 32 12 4 16 39 55 16 7 3 6 21 21 16 5 1 10 18 34 Western Sydney Wanderers15 5 3 7 18 22 8 3 2 3 6 9 7 2 1 4 12 13 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2007/08 22‐Sep‐07 (H) D 2–2 28‐Oct‐07 (A) L 1–4 30‐Nov‐07 (H) L 1–2 2008/09 30‐Aug‐08 (A) L 0–3 05‐Dec‐08 (A) L 1–6 18‐Jan‐09 (H) D 1–1 2009/10 04‐Sep‐09 (H) D 1–1 18‐Dec‐09 (A) D 1–1 30‐Jan‐10 (H) W 1–0 2010/11 22‐Oct‐10 (A) L 0–3 05‐Dec‐10 (H) W 2–1 05‐Feb‐11 (A) W 1–0 finals 18‐Feb‐11 (A) L 0–1 2011/12 19‐Nov‐11 (H) D 1–1 30‐Dec‐11 (A) L 0–2 03‐Feb‐12 (A) W 2–1 2012/13 27‐Oct‐12 (A) L 1–3 16‐Dec‐12 (A) L 1–3 24‐Feb‐13 (H) D 2–2 2013/14 01‐Feb‐14 (H) W 2–1 27‐Feb‐14 (A) L 1–5 30‐Mar‐14 (H) L 0–1 2014/15 15‐Nov‐14 (A) L 1–2 31‐Dec‐14 (A) W 3–1 07‐Mar‐15 (H) W 2–0 2015/16 13‐Nov‐15 (H) W 4–2 26‐Dec‐15 (A) L 0–3 05‐Mar‐16 (H) L 0–4 2016/17 04‐Dec‐16 (A) L 0–2 01‐Jan‐17 (H) D 0–0 29‐Jan‐17 (A) D 2–2 Overall (31 games): W8–D8–L15 v Brisbane Roar FC 2007/08 05‐Oct‐07 (A) L 1–2 11‐Nov‐07 (A) L 0–3 14‐Dec‐07 (H) D 1–1 2008/09 17‐Aug‐08 (H) D 1–1 26‐Oct‐08 (H) L 0–1 28‐Dec‐08 (A) L 2–3 2009/10 23‐Aug‐09 (A) D 1–1 29‐Nov‐09 (A) L 1–4 09‐Jan‐10 (H) W 3–1 2010/11 27‐Aug‐10 (A) L 0–1 03‐Nov‐10 (H) L 1–4 26‐Jan‐11 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 13‐Nov‐11 (A) D 1–1 14‐Dec‐11 (H) W 2–0 12‐Feb‐12 (H) L 0–2 2012/13 21‐Oct‐12 (H) D 1–1 01‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–2 17‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–2
2013/14 13‐Oct‐13 (H) L 1–2 14‐Dec‐13 (H) L 1–2 24‐Jan‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 04‐Jan‐15 (H) W 3–0 02‐Feb‐15 (A) L 2–3 22‐Mar‐15 (A) W 2–1 2015/16 24‐Oct‐15 (H) W 3–2 12‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–2 10‐Jan‐16 (H) D 0–0 2016/17 21‐Jan‐17 (H) L 0–1 25‐Feb‐17 (A) W 2–1 16‐Apr‐17 (A) L 3–4 Overall (30 games): W6–D6–L18 v Central Coast Mariners 2007/08 31‐Aug‐07 (A) L 0–3 21‐Oct‐07 (H) L 1–2 19‐Jan‐08 (A) L 0–2 2008/09 14‐Sep‐08 (H) D 0–0 19‐Oct‐08 (A) W 1–0 19‐Dec‐08 (H) W 1–0 2009/10 27‐Sep‐09 (H) D 0–0 31‐Dec‐09 (A) W 2–0 12‐Feb‐10 (H) W 3–0 2010/11 22‐Aug‐10 (H) W 2–0 13‐Nov‐10 (H) L 0–3 09‐Jan‐11 (A) L 0–1 2011/12 04‐Nov‐11 (H) L 1–2 18‐Feb‐12 (A) L 0–2 25‐Mar‐12 (H) L 1–2 2012/13 11‐Nov‐12 (H) L 0–1 22‐Dec‐12 (H) D 1–1 07‐Feb‐13 (A) L 0–5 2013/14 19‐Dec‐13 (A) L 0–1 12‐Jan‐14 (H) D 1–1 21‐Feb‐14 (A) W 4–1 2014/15 18‐Oct‐14 (A) W 2–1 13‐Dec‐14 (H) D 1–1 17‐Apr‐15 (H) W 3–2 2015/16 08‐Nov‐15 (A) D 1–1 31‐Dec‐15 (A) L 1–3 30‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–3 2016/17 12‐Nov‐16 (A) W 2–0 10‐Dec‐16 (H) W 3–0 14‐Jan‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (30 games): W11–D6–L13 v Melbourne City FC 2010/11 19‐Sep‐10 (A) L 1–2 17‐Oct‐10 (H) D 2–2 24‐Nov‐10 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 04‐Dec‐11 (A) L 0–1 29‐Jan‐12 (H) W 3–1 10‐Mar‐12 (A) D 1–1
2012/13 14‐Oct‐12 (A) D 1–1 27‐Dec‐12 (H) W 3–2 03‐Mar‐13 (H) W 1–0 2013/14 27‐Dec‐13 (A) W 1–0 16‐Feb‐14 (H) L 0–5 16‐Mar‐14 (A) D 2–2 2014/15 30‐Nov‐14 (H) W 5–1 14‐Feb‐15 (H) D 0–0 12‐Apr‐15 (A) D 0–0 finals 03‐May‐15 (H) L 0–2 2015/16 25‐Jan‐16 (A) L 1–3 26‐Feb‐16 (H) W 2–1 28‐Mar‐16 (A) L 0–3 2016/17 08‐Oct‐16 (H) L 0–1 27‐Nov‐16 (A) L 1–2 18‐Feb‐17 (H) L 1–5 Overall (22 games): W7–D6–L9 v Melbourne Victory 2007/08 26‐Aug‐07 (H) D 2–2 24‐Nov‐07 (A) D 1–1 11‐Jan‐08 (A) L 0–3 2008/09 24‐Aug‐08 (H) L 2–4 28‐Nov‐08 (H) W 2–1 23‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–2 2009/10 13‐Sep‐09 (A) D 1–1 04‐Dec‐09 (H) D 1–1 26‐Jan‐10 (A) L 0–4 2010/11 15‐Sep‐10 (A) D 0–0 27‐Nov‐10 (H) D 2–2 05‐Jan‐11 (H) W 2–0 2011/12 30‐Oct‐11 (H) L 1–2 18‐Dec‐11 (A) L 1–3 16‐Mar‐12 (A) L 0–3 2012/13 05‐Nov‐12 (A) L 2–3 05‐Jan‐13 (A) L 0–2 31‐Mar‐13 (H) L 2–3 2013/14 04‐Nov‐13 (A) L 2–3 18‐Jan‐14 (H) W 5–0 12‐Apr‐14 (H) L 1–4 2014/15 03‐Nov‐14 (A) L 0–2 01‐Mar‐15 (A) W 3–2 05‐Apr‐15 (H) L 0–3 2015/16 02‐Nov‐15 (A) L 0–3 05‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–0 02‐Apr‐16 (H) L 1–4 2016/17 31‐Oct‐16 (A) L 1–6 17‐Jan‐17 (H) W 3–0 02‐Apr‐17 (A) W 3–0 Overall (30 games): W7–D6–L17
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v Newcastle Jets 2007/08 09‐Sep‐07 (H) L 0–1 14‐Oct‐07 (A) L 1–2 30‐Dec‐07 (A) W 3–2 2008/09 06‐Oct‐08 (A) D 2–2 23‐Nov‐08 (H) W 2–0 04‐Jan‐09 (H) W 3–0 2009/10 09‐Aug‐09 (A) L 2–3 04‐Nov‐09 (H) W 3–0 22‐Nov‐09 (A) W 1–0 finals 07‐Mar‐10 (H) W 3–1 2010/11 20‐Nov‐10 (A) L 0–1 18‐Dec‐10 (H) W 4–0 30‐Jan‐11 (H) W 1–0 2011/12 16‐Oct‐11 (H) W 2–0 23‐Dec‐11 (H) W 5–2 20‐Jan‐12 (A) W 1–0 2012/13 18‐Nov‐12 (A) W 3–0 27‐Jan‐13 (H) D 1–1 27‐Feb‐13 (H) L 1–2 2013/14 27‐Oct‐13 (H) D 0–0 09‐Feb‐14 (A) W 3–2 22‐Mar‐14 (A) L 0–5 2014/15 26‐Oct‐14 (H) W 4–1 06‐Dec‐14 (A) W 3–1 22‐Feb‐15 (H) D 2–2 2015/16 11‐Oct‐15 (H) L 1–2 17‐Jan‐16 (A) L 1–3 20‐Feb‐16 (A) L 2–3 2016/17 05‐Nov‐16 (H) W 2–0 26‐Dec‐16 (A) D 2–2 26‐Mar‐17 (H) W 5–0 Overall (31 games): W17–D5–L9 v Perth Glory 2007/08 30‐Sep‐07 (H) W 4–1 02‐Nov‐07 (A) W 1–0 07‐Dec‐07 (H) W 3–0 2008/09 21‐Sep‐08 (A) L 0–1 02‐Nov‐08 (A) L 0–2 13‐Dec‐08 (H) D 1–1 2009/10 16‐Aug‐09 (H) W 2–1 08‐Nov‐09 (H) D 1–1 22‐Jan‐10 (A) L 0–2 finals 21‐Feb‐10 (H) D 1–1 2010/11 05‐Sep‐10 (A) L 1–2 07‐Nov‐10 (A) W 1–0 23‐Jan‐11 (H) W 4–0 2011/12 23‐Oct‐11 (A) L 0–1 10‐Dec‐11 (H) W 1–0 08‐Jan‐12 (H) L 0–1 finals 07‐Apr‐12 (A) L 2–3
2012/13 24‐Nov‐12 (A) D 1–1 02‐Feb‐13 (H) W 1–0 17‐Mar‐13 (A) W 2–1 2013/14 09‐Nov‐13 (H) D 1–1 06‐Dec‐13 (A) L 2–4 09‐Mar‐14 (H) D 1–1 2014/15 12‐Oct‐14 (H) L 1–2 21‐Nov‐14 (A) L 1–2 14‐Mar‐15 (A) W 2–1 2015/16 18‐Oct‐15 (A) W 2–1 07‐Feb‐16 (H) L 0–1 20‐Mar‐16 (H) L 1–2 2016/17 16‐Oct‐16 (A) L 0–2 05‐Jan‐17 (A) L 1–2 04‐Mar‐17 (H) D 3–3 Overall (32 games): W11–D7–L14 v Sydney FC 2007/08 14‐Sep‐07 (A) W 2–1 17‐Nov‐07 (H) D 1–1 04‐Jan‐08 (H) L 0–2 2008/09 28‐Sep‐08 (H) W 2–1 07‐Nov‐08 (A) W 2–1 11‐Jan‐09 (A) L 0–1 2009/10 30‐Aug‐09 (A) L 0–2 01‐Nov‐09 (A) L 1–3 12‐Dec‐09 (H) L 0–1 finals 13‐Mar‐10 (A) L 2–4 2010/11 11‐Sep‐10 (H) W 2–1 01‐Dec‐10 (A) L 1–3 09‐Feb‐11 (A) L 0–2 2011/12 27‐Nov‐11 (H) W 2–1 04‐Jan‐12 (H) W 4–2 25‐Feb‐12 (A) W 1–0 finals 30‐Mar‐12 (H) W 3–2 2012/13 06‐Oct‐12 (H) W 2–0 09‐Dec‐12 (H) L 1–2 19‐Jan‐13 (A) L 1–7 2013/14 23‐Nov‐13 (A) L 1–2 22‐Dec‐13 (H) W 1–0 06‐Apr‐14 (A) L 1–4 2014/15 21‐Dec‐14 (A) W 2–0 29‐Mar‐15 (H) L 0–3 26‐Apr‐15 (H) L 1–2 2015/16 26‐Nov‐15 (A) D 0–0 19‐Dec‐15 (H) D 1–1 12‐Mar‐16 (A) W 3–1 2016/17 23‐Oct‐16 (H) L 0–1 09‐Feb‐17 (A) L 1–3 08‐Apr‐17 (H) D 1–1 Overall (32 games): W12–D4–L16
v Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13 02‐Dec‐12 (H) W 1–0 13‐Jan‐13 (H) L 0–2 10‐Mar‐13 (A) L 1–2 2013/14 20‐Oct‐13 (A) D 1–1 01‐Dec‐13 (H) D 0–0 01‐Jan‐14 (A) W 3–1 2014/15 07‐Nov‐14 (H) W 1–0 28‐Dec‐14 (H) W 1–0 08‐Feb‐15 (A) L 0–2 2015/16 21‐Nov‐15 (A) L 1–2 14‐Feb‐16 (A) W 5–2 10‐Apr‐16 (H) L 0–2 2016/17 17‐Dec‐16 (H) D 2–2 04‐Feb‐17 (H) L 1–3 19‐Mar‐17 (A) L 1–3 Overall (15 games): W5–D3–L7
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2007/08 Westpac Stadium (10 games) 2008/09 Westpac Stadium (11) 2009/10 Westpac Stadium (11), AMI Stadium (1), FMG Stadium (1) 2010/11 Westpac Stadium (14), AMI Stadium (1) 2011/12 Westpac Stadium (12), Forsyth Barr (1), Eden Park (1) 2012/13 Westpac Stadium (12), Forsyth Barr (1), Eden Park (1) 2013/14 Westpac Stadium (10), Eden Park (1), McLean Park (1), Christchurch Stadium (1) 2014/15 Westpac Stadium (10), Hutt Recreational Ground (3) 2015/16 Westpac Stadium (11), North Harbour Stadium (1), AMI Stadium (1) 2016/17 Westpac Stadium (10), Waikato Stadium (1), Mt Smart Stadium (1), Yarrow Stadium (1), QBE Stadium (1) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Season Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2007/08 11 683 18 345 v Adelaide United (30‐Nov‐07) 8 039 v Perth Glory (07‐Dec‐07) 2008/09 7 193 10 516 v Brisbane Roar (17‐Aug‐08) 5 500 v Newcastle Jets (23‐Nov‐08) 2009/10 9 001 19 258 v Adelaide United (30‐Jan‐10) 4 115 v Newcastle Jets (04‐Nov‐09) 2010/11 7 980 14 108 v Adelaide United (05‐Dec‐10) 4 700 v Melbourne City FC (24‐Nov‐10) 2011/12 8 691 20 078 v Adelaide United (19‐Nov‐11) 3 898 v Perth Glory (08‐Jan‐12) 2012/13 6 882 12 057 v Sydney FC (06‐Oct‐12) 3 060 v Melbourne City (03‐Mar‐13) 2013/14 8 201 18 056 v Adelaide United (01‐Feb‐14) 5 336 v Melbourne Victory (12‐Apr‐14) 2014/15 8 583 13 248 v Sydney FC (26‐Apr‐15) 6 236 v Sydney FC (29‐Mar‐15) 2015/16 8 048 13 654 v Adelaide United (13‐Nov‐15) 5 103 v Melbourne Victory (02‐Apr‐16) 2016/17 6 224 10 034 v Melbourne City (08‐Oct‐16) 4 828 v Newcastle Jets (26‐Mar‐17) Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2010 28 535 32 792 v Newcastle Jets (07‐Mar‐10) 24 278 v Perth Glory (21‐Feb‐10) 2012 10 019 10 019 v Sydney FC (30‐Mar‐12) 2015 10 171 10 171 v Melbourne City FC (03‐May‐15) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 32 792 v Newcastle Jets (07‐Mar‐10) Westpac Stadium 24 278 v Perth Glory (21‐Feb‐10) Westpac Stadium 20 078 v Adelaide United (19‐Nov‐11) Eden Park 19 258 v Adelaide United (30‐Jan‐10) AMI Stadium 18 345 v Adelaide United (30‐Nov‐07) Westpac Stadium 18 056 v Adelaide United (01‐Feb‐14) Eden Park 14 421 v Melbourne Victory (26‐Aug‐07) Westpac Stadium 14 318 v Central Coast Mariners (12‐Feb‐10) Westpac Stadium 14 288 v Sydney FC (04‐Jan‐08) Westpac Stadium 14 108 v Adelaide United (05‐Dec‐10) AMI Stadium
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WELLINGTON PHOENIX – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA 2007 Pre‐Season Cup 5 2 1 2 6 5 Hyundai A‐League 2007/08 season 21 5 5 11 25 37 2008 Pre‐Season Cup 4 2 2 0 5 3 Hyundai A‐League 2008/09 season 21 7 5 9 23 31 Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season 30 11 11 8 43 35 Hyundai A‐League 2010/11 season 31 12 5 14 39 42 Hyundai A‐League 2011/12 season 29 13 4 12 39 37 Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 27 7 6 14 31 49 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 27 7 7 13 36 51 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 1 0 0 1 0 1 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 28 14 4 10 45 37 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 2 1 0 1 2 5 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 27 7 4 16 34 54 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 1 0 0 1 2 3 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 27 8 6 13 41 46 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 1 0 0 1 0 1 Overall record 282 96 60 126 371 437 Biggest win in all official matches W6‐0 v Gold Coast United (Westpac Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2009/10 season
Biggest loss in all official matches L1‐7 v Sydney FC (Allianz Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 235 Andrew Durante 2008–2016/17 33 Paul Ifill 2009/10–2013/14 174 Vince Lia 2007–2016/17 29 Roy Krishna 2013/14–2017 196 Manny Muscat 2008–2015/16 25 Shane Smeltz 2007–2008/09 187 Ben Sigmund 2008–2015/16 23 Tim Brown 2007/08–2011/12 150 Glen Moss 2007–2016/17 23 Jeremy Brockie 2012/13–2014/15
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – FIXTURES Date Opponent Venue Local AEDT Score Sun 08 Oct Perth Glory Spotless Stadium 6.00pm 6.00pm ..... ..... Sat 14 Oct Central Coast Mariners Spotless Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 21 Oct Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 29 Oct Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Mon 06 Nov Melbourne Victory Etihad Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 12 Nov Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 18 Nov Wellington Phoenix Spotless Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 26 Nov Adelaide United Coopers Stadium 6.30pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sat 02 Dec Brisbane Roar FC Spotless Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sat 09 Dec Sydney FC ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 16 Dec Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 22 Dec Newcastle Jets McDonald Jones Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Mon 01 Jan Melbourne City FC ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Fri 05 Jan Brisbane Roar FC Suncorp Stadium 6.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Wed 10 Jan Adelaide United ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 13 Jan Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium 7.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Fri 19 Jan Melbourne Victory ANZ Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 28 Jan Perth Glory nib Stadium 5.30pm 8.30pm ..... ..... Sun 04 Feb Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Fri 16 Feb Newcastle Jets Spotless Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sun 25 Feb Sydney FC Allianz Stadium 7.00pm 7.00pm ..... ..... Sun 04 Mar Perth Glory Spotless Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Sat 10 Mar Wellington Phoenix Spotless Stadium 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 24 Mar Melbourne City FC AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 31 Mar Melbourne Victory AAMI Park 7.50pm 7.50pm ..... ..... Sat 07 Apr Brisbane Roar FC ANZ Stadium 5.35pm 5.35pm ..... ..... Sun 15 Apr Adelaide United ANZ Stadium 5.00pm 5.00pm ..... ..... Local time (at venue) shown for all matches. Time/date/venue subject to change.
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS – 2016/17 SEASON REVIEW
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON STATS Played 28
Won / Drew / Lost 8 / 13 / 7
Goals for 36 (1.3 per game)
Goals against 36 (1.3 per game)
Position on ladder 6th
Goals Brendon Santalab 14, Nicolas Martinez 4, Dimas Delgado 3, Jumpei Kusukami 3, Jaushua Sotirio 3, Robert Cornthwaite 2, Terry Antonis 1, Aritz Borda 1, Steven Lustica 1, Mitch Nichols 1, Lachlan Scott 1
Goalkeepers Vedran Janjetovic 15 appearances (6 clean sheets) Andrew Redmayne 8 appearances (0 clean sheets) Jerrad Tyson 6 appearances (0 clean sheets)
Coaches Tony Popovic 28 games (W8–D13–L7)
RESULTS Date Opponent (home/away) Result (h/t) Scorers Crowd Pos. 08‐Oct Sydney FC (H) L 0–4 (0–0) 61880 10th 14‐Oct Adelaide United (A) W 2–1 (0–1) Santalab 67' 91' 14789 5th 23‐Oct Newcastle Jets (H) D 2–2 (2–0) Borda 24', Dimas 47' 13247 6th 29‐Oct Central Coast Mariners (H) D 1–1 (1–0) Santalab 2' 12168 7th 06‐Nov Perth Glory (A) D 2–2 (1–1) Martinez 1', Santalab 67' 13290 6th 12‐Nov Melbourne Victory (A) L 0–3 (0–1) 21480 7th 18‐Nov Melbourne City (H) D 1–1 (0–0) Own goal 92' 14232 6th 25‐Nov Brisbane Roar (H) D 1–1 (0–1) Kusukami 56' 11201 7th 03‐Dec Central Coast Mariners (A) W 4–1 (2–1) Kusukami 6', Martinez 31', OG 50', Santalab 87' 11075 6th 10‐Dec Melbourne Victory (H) L 0–3 (0–1) 16231 6th 17‐Dec Wellington Phoenix (A) D 2–2 (1–0) Santalab 19', Nichols 56' 5702 7th 23‐Dec Brisbane Roar (A) D 1–1 (0–0) Dimas 69' 13110 6th 01‐Jan Perth Glory (H) D 1–1 (0–1) Sotirio 67' 12203 6th 06‐Jan Melbourne City (A) L 0–1 (0–1) 10731 7th 14‐Jan Sydney FC (A) D 0–0 (0–0) 40143 8th 22‐Jan Newcastle Jets (H) W 2–0 (1–0) Scott 44', Sotirio 68' 9477 7th 28‐Jan Brisbane Roar (A) L 1–2 (1–1) Kusukami 32' 13058 8th 04‐Feb Wellington Phoenix (A) W 3–1 (1–0) Santalab 22' 65', Martinez 58' 5185 6th 12‐Feb Central Coast Mariners (H) L 0–2 (0–0) 9618 7th 18‐Feb Sydney FC (H) W 1–0 (1–0) Santalab 26' 44843 6th 25‐Feb Perth Glory (A) L 0–2 (0–1) 9789 6th 04‐Mar Adelaide United (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 8965 6th 19‐Mar Wellington Phoenix (H) W 3–1 (2–0) Martinez 9', Santalab 39' 48' 7828 6th 24‐Mar Melbourne City (H) W 3–1 (1–1) Santalab 22' 64' 68' 10204 6th 01‐Apr Newcastle Jets (A) W 3–0 (2–0) Cornthwaite 40' 50', Sotirio 42' 9380 5th 08‐Apr Melbourne Victory (H) D 0–0 (0–0) 16345 6th 15‐Apr Adelaide United (A) D 2–2 (0–2) Dimas 63', Lustica 74'pen 7636 6th 21‐Apr Brisbane Roar (A) D 1–1 (1–0) Antonis 47' 17530 EF EF=Elimination Final
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON – PLAYER STATISTICS & LINE–UPS
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appearances10 24 1 17 14 5 25 2 18 20 1 6 15 22 4 – 22 – 23 24 12 7 12 8 – 10 6 –
Goals 1 – – – 1 – – – 2 3 – – – 3 1 – 4 – – 1 – – 14 1 – 3 – – Yellow cards 1 3 1 6 3 3 5 – 1 9 – – – 1 – – 2 – 5 2 3 2 7 1 – 3 – –
Red cards – – – – 1 – – – – – – – 1 – – – – – 1 – – – 1 – – 1 1 –
Sydney FC (0–4)Adelaide (2–1)
Newcastle (2–2)Central Coast (1–1)Perth Glory (2–2)
Melb Victory (0–3)*Melb City (1–1)Brisbane (1–1)
*Central Coast (4–1)Melb Victory (0–3)Wellington (2–2)Brisbane (1–1)
Perth Glory (1–1)Melb City (0–1)Sydney FC (0–0)Newcastle (2–0)Brisbane (1–2)
Wellington (3–1)Central Coast (0–2)
Sydney FC (1–0)Perth Glory (0–2)
Adelaide (0–0)Wellington (3–1)Melb City (3–1)Newcastle (3–0)
Melb Victory (0–0)Adelaide (2–2)Brisbane (1–1)
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – TEAM RECORDS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2012/13 27 18 3 6 41 21 57 1 / 10 Mark Bridge 11 2013/14 27 11 9 7 34 29 42 2 / 10 Tomi Juric 8 2014/15 27 4 6 17 29 44 18 9 / 10 Kerem Bulut 5 2015/16 27 14 6 7 44 33 48 2 / 10 Brendon Santalab 11 2016/17 27 8 12 7 35 35 36 6 / 10 Brendon Santalab 14 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2013 2 1 0 1 2 2 Won Semi Final, Lost Grand Final 2014 2 1 0 1 3 2 Won Semi Final, Lost Grand Final 2016 2 1 0 1 6 7 Won Semi Final, Lost Grand Final 2017 1 0 1 0 1 1 Lost Elimination Final (on pens) ALL MATCHES 142 58 37 47 195 174
BIGGEST WINS W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) Parramatta W4‐1 v Brisbane (25‐Mar‐15) Suncorp W4‐1 v Central Coast (01‐Apr‐16) Parramatta W3‐0 v Newcastle (29‐Mar‐13) McDonald Jones W3‐0 v Perth (23‐Mar‐14) Parramatta At home W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) Parramatta W4‐1 v Central Coast (01‐Apr‐16) Parramatta W3‐0 v Perth (23‐Mar‐14) Parramatta Away W4‐1 v Brisbane (25‐Mar‐15) Suncorp W4‐1 v Central Coast (03‐Dec‐16) Central Coast W3‐0 v Newcastle (29‐Mar‐13) McDonald Jones
MOST GOALS SCORED 6 W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) Parramatta 5 W5‐4 v Brisbane (24‐Apr‐16) Parramatta 4 W4‐2 v Adelaide (03‐Feb‐13) Coopers
MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE HALF 3 W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) 1st half 3 W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) 2nd half 3 W4‐3 v Melb City (29‐Jan‐16) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 7 mins W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) 4 goals in 13 mins W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12) 5 goals in 40 mins W6‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Dec‐12)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐4 v Sydney (08‐Oct‐16) ANZ Stadium L0‐3 v Melb Victory (13‐Mar‐15) Parramatta L0‐3 v Melb Victory (12‐Nov‐16) Etihad L0‐3 v Melb Victory (10‐Dec‐16) ANZ Stadium L1‐4 v Melb Victory (10‐Oct‐14) Etihad At home L0‐4 v Sydney (08‐Oct‐16) ANZ Stadium L0‐3 v Melb Victory (13‐Mar‐15) Parramatta L0‐3 v Melb Victory (10‐Dec‐16) ANZ Stadium Away L0‐3 v Melb Victory (12‐Nov‐16) Etihad L1‐4 v Melb Victory (10‐Oct‐14) Etihad L0‐2 v Adelaide (06‐Dec‐14) Coopers
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 5 L2‐5 v Wellington (14‐Feb‐16) Parramatta 4 L1‐4 v Melb Victory (10‐Oct‐14) Etihad 4 L3‐4 v Sydney (28‐Feb‐15) Parramatta
MOST GOALS CONCEDED IN ONE HALF 4 L0‐4 v Sydney (08‐Oct‐16) 2nd half 3 L1‐3 v Wellington (01‐Jan‐14) 2nd half 3 L1‐3 v Melb Victory (14‐Jan‐14) 2nd half
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 7 mins L4‐5 v Brisbane (24‐Apr‐16) 4 goals in 38 mins L0‐4 v Sydney FC (08‐Oct‐16) 5 goals in 86 mins W5‐2 v Wellington (14‐Feb‐16)
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – TEAM RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 104 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley (2012/13–2015/16) 95 Mark Bridge (2012/13–2015/16) 78 Ante Covic (2012/13–2014/15) 75 Brendon Santalab (2013/14–2016/17) 66 Mateo Poljak (2012/13–2014/15) 64 Labinot Haliti (2012/13–2014/15) 58 Iacopo La Rocca (2012/13–2014/15) 53 Shannon Cole (2012/13–2016/17) 53 Mitch Nichols (2015/16–2016/17) 52 Jaushua Sotirio (2013/14–2016/17)
MOST GOALS 32 Brendon Santalab (2013/14–2016/17) 28 Mark Bridge (2012/13–2015/16) 12 Tomi Juric (2013/14–2014/15) 11 Mitch Nichols (2015/16–2016/17) 10 Shinji Ono (2012/13–2013/14)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.43 Brendon Santalab (32 goals / 75 games) 0.35 Tomi Juric (12 goals / 34 games) 0.29 Mark Bridge (28 goals / 95 games) 0.21 Mitch Nichols (11 goals / 53 games) 0.20 Romeo Castelen (9 goals / 44 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 14 Brendon Santalab (2016/17) 11 Mark Bridge (2012/13) 11 Brendon Santalab (2015/16) 10 Mitch Nichols (2015/16) 9 Mark Bridge (2015/16)
MOST PENALTY GOALS 3 Shinji Ono (2012/13)
MOST SEND‐OFFS 2 Youssouf Hersi (2012/13)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 24 Ante Covic (2012/13–2014/15) 7 Andrew Redmayne (2015/16)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 3 Mark Bridge (W6–1 v Adelaide) 21‐Dec‐12 3 Romeo Castelen (W5–4 v Brisbane) 24‐Apr‐16 3 Brendon Santalab (W3–1 v Melb City) 24‐Mar‐17
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 16y 059d Alusine Fofanah (L0‐1 v Adelaide) 19‐Jan‐14 16y 138d Daniel Alessi (W1‐0 v Sydney) 11‐Jan‐14 17y 208d Mario Shabow (W2‐0 v Central Coast) 29‐Nov‐15 17y 226d Michael Trajkovski (D0‐0 v Central Coast) 01‐Jan‐15 18y 001d Steve Kuzmanovski (L1‐2 v Melb Victory) 06‐Jan‐15
OLDEST PLAYERS 39y 309d Ante Covic (W2‐1 v Adelaide) 18‐Apr‐15 35y 237d Ryan Griffiths (D2‐2 v Adelaide) 15‐Apr‐17 34y 230d Liam Reddy (L0‐2 v Melb Victory) 25‐Mar‐16 34y 224d Brendon Santalab (D1‐1 v Brisbane) 21‐Apr‐17 34y 219d Shinji Ono (L1‐2 v Brisbane) 04‐May‐14
YOUNGEST SCORERS 18y 064d Liam Youlley (L1‐2 v Perth) 25‐Apr‐15 19y 035d Jaushua Sotirio (L1‐2 v Perth) 15‐Nov‐14 19y 282d Lachlan Scott (W2‐0 v Newcastle) 22‐Jan‐17 20y 242d Joe Gibbs (L1‐2 v Newcastle) 10‐Nov‐12 22y 082d Tomi Juric (D1‐1 v Central Coast) 12‐Oct‐13
OLDEST SCORERS 34y 196d Brendon Santalab (W3‐1 v Melb City) 24‐Mar‐17 34y 162d Shinji Ono (L1‐3 v Sydney) 08‐Mar‐14 34y 068d Dimas (D2‐2 v Adelaide) 15‐Apr‐17 32y 357d Romeo Castelen (W5‐4 v Brisbane) 24‐Apr‐16 32y 330d Michael Beauchamp (D2‐2 v Newcastle) 01‐Feb‐14
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 23.48y v Perth Glory (L1‐2) 25‐Apr‐15
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.73y v Newcastle Jets (D2‐2) 01‐Feb‐14
GOAL MILESTONES 1st goal Mark Bridge (W1‐0 v Brisbane) 27‐Oct‐12 (19') 50th goal Shannon Cole (W1‐0 v Melb City) 08‐Nov‐13 (27') 100th goal Nikita Rukavytsya (W4‐1 v Brisbane) 25‐Mar‐15 (20') 150th goal Brendon Santalab (W4‐1 v Central Coast) 01‐Apr‐16 (52')
LONGEST STREAKS All games Home games Away games Winning 10 (13‐Jan‐13 to 16‐Mar‐13) 5 (01‐Nov‐15 to 24‐Dec‐15) 7 (13‐Jan‐13 to 29‐Mar‐13) Undefeated 13 (13‐Jan‐13 to 12‐Apr‐13) 7 (15‐Mar‐14 to 29‐Nov‐14) 12 (15‐Dec‐12 to 08‐Nov‐13) Winless 14 (04‐May‐14 to 01‐Feb‐15) 7 (08‐Oct‐16 to 01‐Jan‐17) 11 (04‐May‐14 to 08‐Mar‐15) Losing 5 (04‐May‐14 to 15‐Nov‐14) 2 (10‐Nov‐12 to 24‐Nov‐12) 8 (04‐May‐14 to 01‐Feb‐15) No goals conceded 2 (09‐Dec‐12 to 15‐Dec‐12) 3 (12‐Dec‐15 to 01‐Jan‐16) 2 (27‐Oct‐12 to 18‐Nov‐12) No goals scored 4 (03‐Dec‐14 to 01‐Jan‐15) 2 (06‐Oct‐12 to 20‐Oct‐12) 2 (06‐Dec‐14 to 28‐Dec‐14)
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Seyi Adeleke 4 (0) 2014/15 Alberto 23 (1) 2015/16 Daniel Alessi 7 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Andreu 27 (3) 2015/16 Terry Antonis 11 (1) 2016/17 Kwabena Appiah 25 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Jonathan Aspropotamitis 37 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Keanu Baccus 3 (0) 2016/17 Kearyn Baccus 42 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Michael Beauchamp 37 (2) 2012/13–2013/14 Aritz Borda 14 (1) 2016/17 Dean Bouzanis 6 (0) 2014/15 Mark Bridge 95 (28) 2012/13–2015/16 Karem Bulut 15 (5) 2014/15–2016/17 Reece Caira 2 (0) 2012/13 Romeo Castelen 44 (9) 2014/15–2015/16 Jack Clisby 25 (0) 2016/17 Shannon Cole 53 (2) 2012/13–2016/17 Robert Cornthwaite 19 (2) 2016/17 Ante Covic 78 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Adam D`Apuzzo 48 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Shayne D`Cunha 2 (0) 2014/15 Dimas 50 (3) 2015/16–2016/17 Tarek Elrich 11 (0) 2012/13 Alusine Fofanah 5 (0) 2013/14–2014/15 Sam Gallaway 11 (0) 2014/15 Joe Gibbs 13 (2) 2012/13 Antony Golec 17 (0) 2014/15 Ryan Griffiths 5 (0) 2016/17 Labinot Haliti 64 (7) 2012/13–2014/15 Brendan Hamill 35 (0) 2014/15–2016/17 Dean Heffernan 9 (0) 2013/14 Youssouf Hersi 47 (8) 2012/13–2013/14 Scott Jamieson 29 (0) 2015/16 Vedran Janjetovic 15 (0) 2016/17 Tomi Juric 34 (12) 2013/14–2014/15 Nick Kalmar 10 (2) 2014/15 Dino Kresinger 25 (2) 2012/13 Jumpei Kusukami 27 (3) 2016/17 Steve Kuzmanovski 8 (0) 2014/15
Iacopo La Rocca 58 (6) 2012/13–2014/15 Steven Lustica 7 (1) 2016/17 Joshua MacDonald 2 (0) 2015/16 Abraham Majok 1 (0) 2016/17 Nicolas Martinez 27 (4) 2016/17 Golgol Mebrahtu 9 (0) 2013/14–2015/16 Jacob Melling 1 (0) 2016/17 Tahj Minniecon 16 (0) 2012/13–2013/14 Aaron Mooy 49 (4) 2012/13–2013/14 Daniel Mullen 4 (0) 2014/15 Scott Neville 51 (1) 2015/16–2016/17 Mitch Nichols 53 (11) 2015/16–2016/17 Shinji Ono 51 (10) 2012/13–2013/14 Jacob Pepper 11 (0) 2015/16 Yianni Perkatis 8 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Bruno Pinatares 19 (0) 2016/17 Federico Piovaccari 12 (2) 2015/16 Jerome Polenz 47 (2) 2012/13–2013/14 Mateo Poljak 66 (3) 2012/13–2014/15 Liam Reddy 6 (0) 2015/16 Andrew Redmayne 31 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Nikita Rukavytsya 23 (3) 2014/15 Vitor Saba 8 (0) 2014/15 Brendon Santalab 75 (32) 2013/14–2016/17 Lachlan Scott 16 (1) 2016/17 Mario Shabow 2 (0) 2015/16–2016/17 Matthew Sim 1 (0) 2015/16 Jaushua Sotirio 52 (5) 2013/14–2016/17 Matthew Spiranovic 31 (1) 2013/14–2014/15 Yojiro Takahagi 11 (2) 2014/15 Yusuke Tanaka 10 (0) 2014/15 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley 104 (3) 2012/13–2015/16 Michael Trajkovski 1 (0) 2014/15 Jason Trifiro 36 (0) 2012/13–2014/15 Jerrad Tyson 7 (0) 2013/14–2016/17 Dario Vidosic 28 (4) 2015/16 Rocky Visconte 3 (1) 2012/13 Nick Ward 1 (0) 2014/15 Liam Youlley 2 (1) 2014/15–2015/16 Stefan Zinni 2 (0) 2016/17
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Tony Popovic 06‐Oct‐12 (D0–0 v Central Coast) 21‐Apr‐17 (D1‐1 v Brisbane Roar) 142 58 37 47
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – VENUES AND CROWDS HOME VENUES home & away season Season Home venue 2012/13 Parramatta Stadium (13 games), Campbelltown Stadium (1) 2013/14 Parramatta Stadium (13) 2014/15 Parramatta Stadium (13), Pepper Stadium (1) 2015/16 Parramatta Stadium (13) 2016/17 Spotless Stadium (8), ANZ Stadium (5), Campbelltown Stadium (1) HOME CROWDS by season Home & away season (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2012/13 12 466 19 585 v Sydney FC (23‐Mar‐13) 6 755 v Brisbane Roar FC (09‐Dec‐12) 2013/14 14 860 18 080 v Sydney FC (11‐Jan‐14) 11 892 v Adelaide United (15‐Mar‐14) 2014/15 12 520 19 484 v Sydney FC (28‐Feb‐15) 7 239 v Melbourne City FC (11‐Mar‐15) 2015/16 14 297 19 627 v Sydney FC (16‐Jan‐16) 9 860 v Brisbane Roar FC (05‐Dec‐15) 2016/17 17746 61880 v Sydney FC (08‐Oct‐16) 7828 v Wellington Phoenix (19‐Mar‐17)
Finals series (home games) Series Average Highest crowd Lowest crowd 2013 30 736 42 102 v Central Coast Mariners (21‐Apr‐13) 19 369 v Brisbane Roar FC (12‐Apr‐13) 2014 19 216 19 216 v Central Coast Mariners (26‐Apr‐14) 2016 20 084 20 084 v Brisbane Roar FC (24‐Apr‐16) BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 61 880 v Sydney FC (08‐Oct‐16) ANZ Stadium 44 843 v Sydney FC (18‐Feb‐17) ANZ Stadium 42 102 v Central Coast Mariners (21‐Apr‐13) Allianz Stadium* 20 084 v Brisbane Roar FC (24‐Apr‐16) Parramatta Stadium 19 627 v Sydney FC (16‐Jan‐16) Parramatta Stadium * Grand Final
HEAD‐TO‐HEAD SUMMARY All games Home Away Opponent P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A
Adelaide United 16 5 6 5 21 18 7 3 4 0 10 3 9 2 2 5 11 15 Brisbane Roar 19 7 5 7 28 27 9 4 3 2 14 12 10 3 2 5 14 15 Central Coast Mariners 17 7 5 5 20 14 10 3 4 3 9 8 7 4 1 2 11 6 Melbourne City 15 9 3 3 29 19 8 5 3 0 16 10 7 4 0 3 13 9 Melbourne Victory 15 4 3 8 12 26 8 3 1 4 6 11 7 1 2 4 6 15 Newcastle Jets 15 8 4 3 24 14 8 3 2 3 11 10 7 5 2 0 13 4 Perth Glory 15 7 4 4 23 17 7 5 1 1 12 5 8 2 3 3 11 12 Sydney FC 15 4 4 7 16 21 8 2 2 4 8 13 7 2 2 3 8 8 Wellington Phoenix 15 7 3 5 22 18 7 4 1 2 13 12 8 3 2 3 9 6 As at 30‐Sep‐17. Includes Hyundai A‐League home & away season and finals series matches.
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – HEAD TO HEAD v Adelaide United 2012/13 12‐Oct‐12 (A) L 0–1 21‐Dec‐12 (H) W 6–1 03‐Feb‐13 (A) W 4–2 2013/14 01‐Nov‐13 (H) W 2–1 19‐Jan‐14 (A) L 0–1 15‐Mar‐14 (H) D 0–0 2014/15 06‐Dec‐14 (A) L 0–2 21‐Feb‐15 (A) L 1–2 18‐Apr‐15 (H) W 2–1 2015/16 16‐Oct‐15 (A) D 1–1 01‐Jan‐16 (H) D 0–0 19‐Mar‐16 (H) D 0–0 grand final 01‐May‐16 (A) L 1–3 2016/17 14‐Oct‐16 (A) W 2–1 04‐Mar‐17 (H) D 0–0 15‐Apr‐17 (A) D 2–2 Overall (16 games): W5–D6–L5 v Melbourne City FC 2012/13 02‐Nov‐12 (H) W 2–1 26‐Jan‐13 (H) W 1–0 16‐Mar‐13 (A) W 3–1 2013/14 08‐Nov‐13 (A) W 1–0 07‐Dec‐13 (H) D 1–1 12‐Apr‐14 (A) W 3–2 2014/15 01‐Feb‐15 (A) L 1–2 11‐Mar‐15 (H) W 3–2 03‐Apr‐15 (H) D 1–1 2015/16 13‐Nov‐15 (A) W 3–0 09‐Jan‐16 (A) L 2–3 29‐Jan‐16 (H) W 4–3 2016/17 18‐Nov‐16 (H) D 1–1 06‐Jan‐17 (A) L 0–1 24‐Mar‐17 (H) W 3–1 Overall (15 games): W9–D3–L3 v Melbourne Victory 2012/13 24‐Nov‐12 (H) L 0–2 01‐Jan‐13 (H) W 2–1 16‐Feb‐13 (A) W 2–1 2013/14 16‐Nov‐13 (H) W 1–0 28‐Dec‐13 (A) D 1–1 14‐Jan‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 10‐Oct‐14 (A) L 1–4 06‐Jan‐15 (H) L 1–2 13‐Mar‐15 (H) L 0–3 2015/16 12‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–0 06‐Feb‐16 (A) D 1–1 25‐Mar‐16 (A) L 0–2 2016/17 12‐Nov‐16 (A) L 0–3 10‐Dec‐16 (H) L 0–3 08‐Apr‐17 (H) D 0–0 Overall (15 games): W4–D3–L8
v Brisbane Roar FC 2012/13 27‐Oct‐12 (A) W 1–0 09‐Dec‐12 (H) W 1–0 20‐Jan‐13 (A) W 2–1 finals 12‐Apr‐13 (H) W 2–0 2013/14 22‐Nov‐13 (A) L 1–3 07‐Feb‐14 (H) D 1–1 05‐Apr‐14 (H) D 1–1 grand final 04‐May‐14 (A) L 1–2 2014/15 03‐Dec‐14 (H) L 0–1 08‐Mar‐15 (A) L 0–1 25‐Mar‐15 (A) W 4–1 2015/16 08‐Oct‐15 (H) L 1–3 05‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–1 04‐Mar‐16 (A) L 2–3 finals 24‐Apr‐16 (H) W 5–4 2016/17 25‐Nov‐16 (H) D 1–1 23‐Dec‐16 (A) D 1–1 28‐Jan‐17 (A) L 1–2 finals 21‐Apr‐17 (A) D 1–1 Overall (19 games): W7–D5–L7 v Newcastle Jets 2012/13 10‐Nov‐12 (H) L 1–2 09‐Feb‐13 (H) W 2–1 29‐Mar‐13 (A) W 3–0 2013/14 14‐Dec‐13 (A) W 1–0 01‐Feb‐14 (A) D 2–2 02‐Mar‐14 (H) L 0–2 2014/15 22‐Nov‐14 (H) D 1–1 14‐Feb‐15 (A) D 1–1 21‐Mar‐15 (H) L 1–2 2015/16 07‐Nov‐15 (A) W 2–1 24‐Dec‐15 (H) W 2–0 13‐Mar‐16 (A) W 1–0 2016/17 23‐Oct‐16 (H) D 2–2 22‐Jan‐17 (H) W 2–0 01‐Apr‐17 (A) W 3–0 Overall (15 games): W8–D4–L3 v Perth Glory 2012/13 18‐Nov‐12 (A) W 1–0 27‐Dec‐12 (A) D 1–1 23‐Feb‐13 (H) W 1–0 2013/14 26‐Jan‐14 (H) W 3–1 22‐Feb‐14 (A) W 2–0 23‐Mar‐14 (H) W 3–0 2014/15 15‐Nov‐14 (A) L 1–2 28‐Mar‐15 (A) L 2–3 25‐Apr‐15 (H) L 1–2 2015/16 01‐Nov‐15 (H) W 1–0 19‐Dec‐15 (A) D 2–2 26‐Feb‐16 (H) W 2–1 2016/17 06‐Nov‐16 (A) D 2–2 01‐Jan‐17 (H) D 1–1 25‐Feb‐17 (A) L 0–2 Overall (15 games): W7–D4–L4
v Central Coast Mariners 2012/13 06‐Oct‐12 (H) D 0–0 06‐Jan‐13 (H) L 0–2 02‐Mar‐13 (A) W 1–0 grand final 21‐Apr‐13 (H) L 0–2 2013/14 12‐Oct‐13 (A) D 1–1 23‐Dec‐13 (H) W 2–0 29‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–2 finals 26‐Apr‐14 (H) W 2–0 2014/15 19‐Nov‐14 (H) D 0–0 01‐Jan‐15 (H) D 0–0 11‐Apr‐15 (A) L 0–1 2015/16 29‐Nov‐15 (A) W 2–0 23‐Jan‐16 (A) W 2–1 01‐Apr‐16 (H) W 4–1 2016/17 29‐Oct‐16 (H) D 1–1 03‐Dec‐16 (A) W 4–1 12‐Feb‐17 (H) L 0–2 Overall (17 games): W7–D5–L5 v Sydney FC 2012/13 20‐Oct‐12 (H) L 0–1 15‐Dec‐12 (A) W 2–0 23‐Mar‐13 (H) D 1–1 2013/14 26‐Oct‐13 (A) W 2–0 11‐Jan‐14 (H) W 1–0 08‐Mar‐14 (A) L 1–3 2014/15 18‐Oct‐14 (A) L 2–3 29‐Nov‐14 (H) D 1–1 28‐Feb‐15 (H) L 3–4 2015/16 24‐Oct‐15 (A) L 0–1 16‐Jan‐16 (H) L 1–2 20‐Feb‐16 (A) D 1–1 2016/17 08‐Oct‐16 (H) L 0–4 14‐Jan‐17 (A) D 0–0 18‐Feb‐17 (H) W 1–0 Overall (15 games): W4–D4–L7 v Wellington Phoenix 2012/13 02‐Dec‐12 (A) L 0–1 13‐Jan‐13 (A) W 2–0 10‐Mar‐13 (H) W 2–1 2013/14 20‐Oct‐13 (H) D 1–1 01‐Dec‐13 (A) D 0–0 01‐Jan‐14 (H) L 1–3 2014/15 07‐Nov‐14 (A) L 0–1 28‐Dec‐14 (A) L 0–1 08‐Feb‐15 (H) W 2–0 2015/16 21‐Nov‐15 (H) W 2–1 14‐Feb‐16 (H) L 2–5 10‐Apr‐16 (A) W 2–0 2016/17 17‐Dec‐16 (A) D 2–2 04‐Feb‐17 (A) W 3–1 19‐Mar‐17 (H) W 3–1 Overall (15 games): W7–D3–L5
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC – ALL OFFICIAL MATCHES RECORD IN ALL OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS P W D L GF GA Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season 29 19 3 7 43 23 Hyundai A‐League 2013/14 season 29 12 9 8 37 31 AFC Champions League 2014 14 8 2 4 19 10 Westfield FFA Cup 2014 1 0 0 1 0 1 2014 FIFA Club World Cup 2 0 1 1 3 5 Hyundai A‐League 2014/15 season 27 4 6 17 29 44 AFC Champions League 2015 6 1 2 3 7 9 Westfield FFA Cup 2015 3 2 1 0 4 1 Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 season 29 15 6 8 50 40 Westfield FFA Cup 2016 3 2 0 1 9 7 Hyundai A‐League 2016/17 28 8 13 7 36 36 AFC Champions League 2017 6 2 0 4 10 22 Westfield FFA Cup 2017 (as at 30 September 2017) 3 2 1 0 7 2 Overall record (as at 30 September 2017) 180 76 44 60 256 229 Biggest win in all official matches W6‐1 v Adelaide United (Parramatta Stadium) Hyundai A‐League 2012/13 season
Biggest loss in all official matches L1‐6 v Urara Red Diamonds (Saitama Stadium) AFC Champions League 2017
Most appearances in all official matches Most goals in all official matches 125 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley 2012/13–2016 37 Brendon Santalab 2013/14–2017 114 Mark Bridge 2012/13–2017 32 Mark Bridge 2012/13–2015/16 97 Ante Covic 2012/13–2015 17 Tomi Juric 2013/14–2015 91 Brendon Santalab 2013/14–2017 13 Mitch Nichols 2015–2017 85 Labinot Haliti 2012/13–2015 11 Shinji Ono 2012/13–2014
HONOURS Hyundai A‐League Premiers once (2012/13) Hyundai A‐League Runners‐up three times
(2012/13, 2013/14, 2015/16) AFC Champions League Winners once (2014)
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – ROLL OF HONOUR
CLUB ROLL OF HONOUR Season Champion Runner–up Premier 05/06 Sydney FC Central Coast Mariners Adelaide United 06/07 Melbourne Victory Adelaide United Melbourne Victory 07/08 Newcastle Jets Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Mariners 08/09 Melbourne Victory Adelaide United Melbourne Victory 09/10 Sydney FC Melbourne Victory Sydney FC 10/11 Brisbane Roar FC Central Coast Mariners Brisbane Roar FC 11/12 Brisbane Roar FC Perth Glory Central Coast Mariners 12/13 Central Coast Mariners Western Sydney Wanderers FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC 13/14 Brisbane Roar FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC Brisbane Roar FC 14/15 Melbourne Victory Sydney FC Melbourne Victory 15/16 Adelaide United Western Sydney Wanderers FC Adelaide United 16/17 Sydney FC Melbourne Victory Sydney FC
PLAYER ROLL OF HONOUR Season Player of the year Young player of the year Top scorer award 05/06 Bobby Despotovski (Perth Glory) Nick Ward (Perth) Four players 06/07 Nick Carle (Newcastle Jets) Adrian Leijer (Melb Victory) Daniel Allsopp (Melb Victory) 07/08 Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) Bruce Djite (Adelaide United) Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 08/09 Shane Smeltz (Wellington) Scott Jamieson (Adelaide United) Shane Smeltz (Wellington) 09/10 Carlos Hernandez (Melb Victory) Tommy Oar (Brisbane Roar FC) Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast) 10/11 Marcos Flores (Adelaide United) Mathew Ryan (Central Coast) Sergio Van Dijk (Adelaide United) 11/12 Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar FC) Mathew Ryan (Central Coast) Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 12/13 Marco Rojas (Melb Victory) Marco Rojas (Melb Victory) Daniel McBreen (Central Coast) 13/14 Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar FC) Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets) Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets) 14/15 Nathan Burns (Wellington) James Jeggo (Adelaide United) Marc Janko (Sydney FC) 15/16 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC) 16/17 Milos Ninkovic (Sydney FC) Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) Berisha (Melb V), Maclaren (Bris)
GOALKEEPER, COACH AND REFEREE ROLL OF HONOUR Season Goalkeeper of the year Coach of the year Referee of the year 05/06 not awarded Lawrie McKinna (Central Coast Mariners) Mark Shield 06/07 not awarded Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) Mark Shield 07/08 Michael Theo (Melbourne Victory) Gary Van Egmond (Newcastle Jets) Mark Shield 08/09 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) Aurelio Vidmar (Adelaide United) Matthew Breeze 09/10 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) Strebre Delovski 10/11 Michael Theo (Brisbane Roar FC) Ange Postecoglou (Brisbane Roar FC) Matthew Breeze 11/12 Mathew Ryan (Central Coast Mariners) Graham Arnold (Central Coast Mariners) Jarred Gillett 12/13 Ante Covic (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) Tony Popovic (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) Peter Green 13/14 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) Mike Mulvey (Brisbane Roar FC) Peter Green 14/15 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory) Jarred Gillett 15/16 Thomas Sorensen (Melbourne City FC) Guillermo Amor (Adelaide United) Jarred Gillett 16/17 Danny Vukovic (Sydney FC) Graham Arnold (Sydney FC) Jarred Gillett
MOST CLUB TITLES............................... Champions 3 titles Brisbane Roar FC,
Melbourne Victory, Sydney FC
Premiers 3 titles Melbourne Victory
MOST PLAYER, COACH AND REFEREE TITLES................... Player of the year 2 titles Thomas Broich Young player of the year 2 titles Mathew Ryan Top goalscorer award 2 titles Shane Smeltz Goalkeeper of the year 4 titles Eugene Galekovic Coach of the year 2 titles Ernie Merrick, Graham Arnold Referee of the year 4 titles Jarred Gillett
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2005/06 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM............................................................................................................ HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MV NZK NJ PG SFC Adelaide United 0–0 1–1 1–0 1–0 2–4 2–4 3–2 4–2 1–1 1–0 Brisbane Roar FC 1–2 1–1 1–1 2–0 0–1 0–0 1–3 2–2 0–1 1–1 2–1 Central Coast Mariners 1–2 2–2 1–2 0–2 1–1 4–0 1–5 3–1 1–0 4–1 Melbourne Victory 0–1 0–1 0–2 3–0 1–0 2–2 5–0 2–1 0–0 2–2 New Zealand Knights 1–2 0–2 1–3 2–3 2–4 0–1 1–3 1–1 1–4 2–2 Newcastle Jets 0–1 0–1 1–0 1–0 4–0 1–5 2–1 1–2 0–5 3–0 1–3 Perth Glory 1–2 2–1 0–1 2–1 3–0 0–1 1–2 1–2 0–2 2–2 1–2 Sydney FC 2–1 1–0 2–3 1–1 2–0 1–1 0–0 2–1 1–1 2–1 0–0 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER ROUND.......................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Adelaide United =2 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sydney FC =4 1 2 5 4 2 2 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 Central Coast Mariners =2 3 6 3 2 5 6 4 6 4 7 7 5 6 5 4 3 4 4 3 3 Newcastle Jets =6 7 5 2 3 6 7 6 4 5 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 3 2 4 4 Perth Glory =6 6 4 6 5 7 4 7 5 6 4 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 5 6 5 Brisbane Roar FC 1 2 3 4 7 4 5 5 7 7 5 6 7 7 7 7 6 7 6 5 6 Melbourne Victory =4 5 8 7 6 3 3 1 3 3 6 5 6 5 6 6 7 5 7 7 7 New Zealand Knights 8 8 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 FINAL LADDER (21 matches) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 13 4 4 33 25 43 Sydney FC 10 6 5 35 28 36 Central Coast Mariners 8 8 5 35 28 32 Newcastle Jets 9 4 8 27 29 31 Perth Glory 8 5 8 34 29 29 Brisbane Roar FC 7 7 7 27 22 28 Melbourne Victory 7 5 9 26 24 26 New Zealand Knights 1 3 17 15 47 6
TOP SCORERS Sasho Petrovski (Sydney FC) 9 Alex Brosque (Brisbane Roar FC) 8 Bobby Despotovski (Perth Glory) 8 Dean Heffernan (Central Coast Mariners) 8 Stewart Petrie (Central Coast Mariners) 8 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 8 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2005/06 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2006 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Adelaide United 2 (Dodd 31', Fernando 33') Sydney FC 2 (Corica 9', Petrovski 39') 2nd leg: Sydney FC 2 (Petrovski 29', Rudan 76') Adelaide United 1 (Qu 60') Sydney FC won 4‐3 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Newcastle Jets 0 Central Coast Mariners 1 (Osman 76') 2nd leg: Central Coast Mariners 1 (Heffernan 79') Newcastle Jets 1 (Thompson 27') Central Coast Mariners won 2‐1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Adelaide United 0 Central Coast Mariners 1 (Pondeljak 7') GRAND FINAL Sydney FC 1 (Corica 62') Central Coast Mariners 0 Date: 05‐Mar‐06 (5.00pm). Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 41,689. Sydney FC: Clint Bolton, Jacob Timpano (Ruben Zadkovich 81'), Mark Rudan (Iain Fyfe 72'), Alvin Ceccoli, Matthew Bingley, David Carney, Andrew Packer, Steve Corica, Terry McFlynn, Sasho Petrovski (Robert Middleby 90'), Dwight Yorke. Central Coast Mariners: Danny Vukovic, Alex Wilkinson (Paul O'Grady 84'), Michael Beauchamp, Dean Heffernan, Damien Brown (Matthew Osman 68'), Noel Spencer, Andrew Clark, Wayne O'Sullivan, Andre Gumprecht, Tom Pondeljak, Stewart Petrie (Adam Kwasnik 73').
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2005/06 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Bobby Despotovski (Perth Glory) Hyundai Rising Star Award Nick Ward (Perth Glory) Reebok Golden Boot
Alex Brosque (Brisbane Roar FC) Bobby Despotovski (Perth Glory)
Stewart Petrie (Central Coast Mariners) Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory)
Coach of the Year Lawrie McKinna (Central Coast Mariners)
Fair Play Award Perth Glory
Zurich Referee of the Year Mark Shield
2005/06 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 84 10 955 920 219 25 557 (SFC v AU, Round 21) 1 922 (NZK v MV, Round 14) Finals series 6 21 040 126 240 41 689 (SFC v CCM, Grand Final) 10 236 (NJ v CCM, Minor Semi) All matches 90 11 627 1 046 459
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2006/07 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM............................................................................................................ HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MV NZK NJ PG SFC Adelaide United 0–1 3–1 1–3 4–2 5–1 3–0 1–4 1–1 3–2 3–2 1–0 Brisbane Roar FC 0–0 1–1 0–2 5–0 0–1 3–0 1–1 0–1 0–3 1–0 Central Coast Mariners 2–0 0–0 1–2 0–0 1–1 2–1 3–1 1–3 2–3 1–0 0–0 Melbourne Victory 2–0 4–1 1–0 4–0 0–1 1–0 3–2 0–1 1–2 3–3 0–0 New Zealand Knights 1–0 1–0 0–1 0–3 0–0 2–0 0–1 3–1 0–2 0–4 1–1 Newcastle Jets 2–1 2–3 3–1 0–2 3–0 0–3 1–1 1–0 4–0 0–2 Perth Glory 0–0 1–2 2–0 1–2 1–0 2–1 1–1 2–2 4–1 3–3 Sydney FC 2–1 1–1 1–0 1–2 4–0 2–2 1–1 3–0 0–1 1–0 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER ROUND.......................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Melbourne Victory 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Adelaide United 7 =7 6 3 4 4 4 3 2 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 Newcastle Jets =4 6 8 7 7 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 3 Sydney FC 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 4 Brisbane Roar FC 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 4 4 7 6 6 6 6 5 4 5 Central Coast Mariners 6 =7 7 8 8 6 6 6 5 5 5 6 5 4 4 4 4 4 6 6 6 Perth Glory 8 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 6 7 7 7 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 New Zealand Knights =4 3 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
FINAL LADDER (21 matches) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 14 3 4 41 20 45 Adelaide United 10 3 8 32 27 33 Newcastle Jets 8 6 7 32 30 30 Sydney FC 8 8 5 29 19 *29 Brisbane Roar FC 8 5 8 25 27 29 Central Coast Mariners 6 6 9 22 26 24 Perth Glory 5 5 11 24 30 20 New Zealand Knights 5 4 12 13 39 19 *Sydney FC deducted three competition points for breaching player contracting regulations
TOP SCORERS Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 15 Daniel Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) 12 Mark Bridge (Newcastle Jets) 8 Damian Mori (Central Coast/Brisbane Roar FC) 8 Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 7 Jamie Harnwell (Perth Glory) 7 Adam Kwasnik (Central Coast Mariners) 7 Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory) 7 Milton Rodriguez (Newcastle Jets) 7 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2006/07 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2007 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Adelaide United 0 Melbourne Victory 0 2nd leg: Melbourne Victory 2 (Allsopp 48', Robinson 92') Adelaide United 1 (Dodd 4') Melbourne Victory won 2‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Sydney FC 2 (Brosque 15', Milligan 30') Newcastle Jets 1 (Rodriguez 71') 2nd leg: Newcastle Jets 2 (J.Griffiths 57', Coveny 71') Sydney FC 0 Newcastle Jets won 3‐2 on aggregate Preliminary Final Adelaide United 1 (Veart 57') Newcastle Jets 1 (Coveny 74') AET Adelaide United won 4‐3 on penalties GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 6 (Thompson 20', 29', 39', 56', 72', Sarkies 93') Adelaide United 0 Date: 18‐Feb‐07 (6.00pm). Venue: Etihad Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 55,436. Melbourne Victory: Michael Theo, Kevin Muscat, Rodrigo Vargas, Simon Storey, Adrian Leijer, Grant Brebner (Leigh Broxham 59'), Steve Pantelidis, Adrian Caceres (James Robinson 62'), Daniel Allsopp, Fred, Archie Thompson. Adelaide United: Daniel Beltrame, Richie Alagich (Jason Spagnuolo 70'), Angelo Costanzo, Michael Valkanis, Ross Aloisi (sent off 34'), Carl Veart, Diego, Fernando (Bruce Djite 59'), Greg Owens (Aaron Goulding 46'), Travis Dodd, Nathan Burns.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2006/07 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Nick Carle (Newcastle Jets) Rising Star Award
Adrian Leijer (Melbourne Victory) Reebok Golden Boot
Daniel Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) Goal of the Year
Nick Carle (for Newcastle Jets, Round 10 v Adelaide United) Coach of the Year
Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) Fair Play Award Perth Glory
Zurich Referee of the Year Mark Shield
2006/07 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 84 12 940 1 086 921 50 333 (MV v SFC, Round 16) 1 632 (NZK v CCM, Round 6) Finals series 6 29 614 177 682 55 436 (MV v AU, Grand Final) 13 798 (AU v NJ, Prelim. Final) All matches 90 14 051 1 264 603
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2007/08 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM............................................................................................................ HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MV NJ PG SFC WP Adelaide United 0–1 2–1 1–1 1–1 1–1 1–3 4–1 2–0 1–2 4–1 Brisbane Roar FC 2–2 0–1 1–0 0–1 3–3 0–1 2–1 2–1 1–2 0–0 3–0 Central Coast Mariners 2–0 0–1 2–1 1–1 1–0 4–5 3–0 2–5 1–2 2–0 Melbourne Victory 2–2 2–0 0–0 0–2 0–0 0–0 1–1 1–3 2–1 3–0 Newcastle Jets 1–0 1–1 0–0 2–2 1–4 0–1 2–1 2–1 1–1 2–1 2–3 Perth Glory 0–0 1–2 0–1 3–1 0–0 0–0 0–1 3–2 1–4 1–1 3–3 Sydney FC 2–2 0–0 0–1 0–1 1–0 2–4 1–2 0–1 3–2 2–2 1–0 Wellington Phoenix 2–2 1–1 1–2 2–2 0–1 4–1 1–1 1–2 3–0 0–2 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER ROUND......................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Central Coast Mariners 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 Newcastle Jets =6 5 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 2 Sydney FC 8 7 7 8 5 5 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 2 3 Brisbane Roar FC =2 3 6 3 4 7 7 5 5 5 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 4 Melbourne Victory =2 4 4 4 3 3 2 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 6 6 5 5 Adelaide United =2 2 3 6 7 6 4 3 2 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 5 5 6 6 Perth Glory =6 6 5 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 8 8 8 8 7 7 Wellington Phoenix =2 8 8 5 6 4 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 7 6 7 7 8 8
FINAL LADDER (21 matches) W D L F A Pts Central Coast Mariners 10 4 7 30 25 34 Newcastle Jets 9 7 5 25 21 34 Sydney FC 8 8 5 28 24 32 Brisbane Roar FC 8 7 6 25 21 31 Melbourne Victory 6 9 6 29 29 27 Adelaide United 6 8 7 31 29 26 Perth Glory 4 8 9 27 34 20 Wellington Phoenix 5 5 11 25 37 20
TOP SCORERS Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 14 Reinaldo (Brisbane Roar FC) 9 Shane Smeltz (Wellington Phoenix) 9 Alex Brosque (Sydney FC) 8 Jamie Harnwell (Perth Glory) 8 Sasho Petrovski (Central Coast Mariners) 8 Daniel Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) 7 John Aloisi (Central Coast Mariners) 7 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2007/08 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2008 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Newcastle Jets 2 (A.Griffiths 22', J.Griffiths 84'pen) Central Coast Mariners 0 2nd leg: Central Coast Mariners 3 (Kwasnik 37', Petrovski 74', 105') Newcastle Jets 0 AET Central Coast Mariners won 3‐2 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Sydney FC 0 Brisbane Roar FC 0 2nd leg: Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Reinaldo 13', Ognenovski 83'pen) Sydney FC 0 Brisbane Roar FC won 2‐0 on aggregate Preliminary Final Newcastle Jets 3 (J.Griffiths 14', Elrich 104', Thompson 110') Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Reinaldo 92'pen, 118'pen) AET GRAND FINAL Central Coast Mariners 0 Newcastle Jets 1 (Bridge 64') Date: 24‐Feb‐08 (6.00pm). Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 36,354. Central Coast Mariners: Danny Vukovic (sent off 94'), Alvin Ceccoli, Alex Wilkinson, Nigel Boogaard, Tony Vidmar (Matt Simon 75'), Mile Jedinak, John Hutchinson, Greg Owens (Tom Pondeljak 69'), Sasho Petrovski, Adam Kwasnik (Andre Gumprecht 69'), John Aloisi. Newcastle Jets: Ante Covic, Jade North, Adam Griffiths, Andrew Durante, Matt Thompson (Jason Hoffman 76'), Adam D'Apuzzo, Tarek Elrich, Stuart Musialik, Jin‐Hyung Song (Denni Dos Santos 93'), Joel Griffiths, Mark Bridge (James Holland 73').
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2007/08 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) Rising Star Award
Bruce Djite (Adelaide United) Coach of the Year
Gary Van Egmond (Newcastle Jets) Zurich Referee of the Year
Mark Shield Goalkeeper of the Year
Michael Theo (Melbourne Victory) Fair Play Award Newcastle Jets
Reebok Golden Boot Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) Foxtel Goal of the Season
Brendon Santalab (for Sydney FC, Round 18 v Adelaide United)
2007/08 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 84 14 612 1 227 423 33 458 (SFC v MV, Round 21) 6 252 (PG v AU, Round 7) Finals series 6 25 686 154 118 36 354 (CCM v NJ, Grand Final) 16 021 (NJ v BR, Prelim. Final) All matches 90 15 350 1 381 541
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2008/09 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM............................................................................................................ HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MV NJ PG SFC WP Adelaide United 0–0 3–3 2–3 2–0 1–0 2–0 3–0 2–0 2–1 2–0 6–1 Brisbane Roar FC 1–1 2–4 0–1 0–1 4–1 3–1 3–2 0–1 2–1 4–2 Central Coast Mariners 3–0 1–1 2–2 1–0 4–1 2–3 0–1 0–1 3–4 1–0 2–1 Melbourne Victory 1–0 0–2 2–1 5–0 4–0 0–2 2–0 1–0 2–1 3–0 3–2 Newcastle Jets 1–1 1–2 1–1 1–0 2–1 0–0 2–2 1–2 4–2 1–2 Perth Glory 0–1 0–3 2–2 3–1 3–3 2–1 1–0 3–2 2–2 2–0 Sydney FC 3–0 1–1 3–3 0–0 4–0 5–2 1–2 1–1 1–4 1–0 Wellington Phoenix 1–1 1–1 0–0 2–4 2–0 1–1 2–1 0–1 1–0 2–1 3–0 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER ROUND........................................................................................................................................ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Melbourne Victory =6 1 1 1 1 =1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 1 Adelaide United 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Brisbane Roar FC =2 5 5 4 6 5 5 6 5 4 5 3 3 4 3 2 2 4 3 3 3 Central Coast Mariners =2 =6 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 2 4 4 5 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 Sydney FC =6 2 2 2 2 =1 2 3 2 3 4 5 6 3 5 6 6 6 6 6 5 Wellington Phoenix =2 8 8 7 8 7 7 7 7 8 6 6 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 6 Perth Glory 8 =6 7 8 7 8 8 8 8 7 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Newcastle Jets =2 4 6 6 5 6 6 5 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
FINAL LADDER (21 matches) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 12 2 7 39 27 38 Adelaide United 11 5 5 31 19 38 Brisbane Roar FC 10 6 5 36 25 36 Central Coast Mariners 7 7 7 35 32 28 Sydney FC 7 5 9 33 32 26 Wellington Phoenix 7 5 9 23 31 26 Perth Glory 6 4 11 31 44 22 Newcastle Jets 4 6 11 21 39 18
TOP SCORERS Danny Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) 13 Shane Smeltz (Wellington Phoenix) 12 Sergio Van Dijk (Brisbane Roar FC) 12 Matt Simon (Central Coast Mariners) 11 Eugene Dadi (Perth Glory) 10 Nikita Rukavytsya (Perth Glory) 10 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 9 Cristiano (Adelaide United) 8 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2008/09 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2009 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Adelaide United 0 Melbourne Victory 2 (Hernandez 13', Allsopp 89') 2nd leg: Melbourne Victory 4 (Thompson 10', Hernandez 24', Allsopp 44', Pondeljak 47') Adelaide United 0 Melbourne Victory won 6‐0 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Central Coast Mariners 0 Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Nichols 29', Van Dijk 54'pen) 2nd leg: Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Nichols 21', McKay 49') Central Coast Mariners 1 (Mrdja 64') Brisbane Roar FC won 4–1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Adelaide United 1 (Barbiero 25') Brisbane Roar FC 0 GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 1 (Pondeljak 60') Adelaide United 0 Date: 28‐Feb‐09 (7.30pm). Venue: Etihad Stadium. Referee: Matthew Breeze. Crowd: 53,273. Melbourne Victory: Michael Theo, Kevin Muscat, Rodrigo Vargas, Sebastian Ryall, Matthew Kemp, Billy Celeski, Carlos Hernandez, Tom Pondeljak (Grant Brebner 83'), Nick Ward (Evan Berger 56'), Danny Allsopp (sent off 65'), Archie Thompson. Adelaide United: Eugene Galekovic, Sasa Ognenovski, Daniel Mullen, Robert Cornthwaite, Jonas Salley, Fabian Barbiero, Paul Reid, Scott Jamieson (Cassio 73'), Travis Dodd, Lucas Pantelis (Paul Agostino 63'), Cristiano (sent off 10').
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2008/09 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Shane Smeltz (Wellington Phoenix) Rising Star Award
Scott Jamieson (Adelaide United) Foreign Player of the Year
Charlie Miller (Brisbane Roar FC) Goalkeeper of the Year
Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) Coach of the Year
Aurelio Vidmar (Adelaide United) Referee of the Year Matthew Breeze Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
Golden Boot Award Shane Smeltz (Wellington Phoenix)
Goal of the Season Shane Smeltz (for Wellington Phoenix, Round 13 v Melbourne Victory)
2008/09 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 84 12 180 1 023 147 31 564 (MV v SFC, Round 9) 4 433 (PG v WP, Round 5) Finals series 6 23 970 143 819 53 273 (MV v AU, Grand Final) 8 472 (AU v BR, Prelim. Final) All matches 90 12 966 1 166 966
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2009/10 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM GCU MV NJ NQF PG SFC WP Adelaide United 0–2 1–0 0–2 0–2 1–1 3–3 1–0 2–1 1–1 2–0 1–1 1–1 0–2 2–3 Brisbane Roar FC 0–1 1–0 1–3 0–1 1–1 2–0 2–4 1–0 1–1 0–3 0–1 0–2 1–0 4–1 Central Coast Mariners 0–0 2–3 3–0 0–3 1–1 1–1 2–1 0–0 0–2 1–1 3–0 1–1 0–0 Gold Coast United 1–1 5–1 2–1 2–3 2–0 5–0 2–1 2–1 0–0 1–0 0–2 2–0 1–0 0–1 Melbourne Victory 3–1 3–3 0–2 4–0 1–1 2–0 6–2 0–3 1–1 2–0 2–1 0–4 0–0 4–0 Newcastle Jets 1–2 0–3 2–1 1–0 1–3 2–0 0–1 1–3 3–2 3–2 3–2 3–2 0–1 North Queensland Fury 0–2 1–1 1–5 2–1 0–1 2–1 2–1 2–3 1–1 2–1 1–1 1–0 1–0 Perth Glory 1–0 1–1 3–1 2–2 2–1 2–0 1–1 2–0 2–0 2–0 1–2 4–0 0–0 Sydney FC 1–0 2–1 1–0 0–1 2–0 2–1 0–1 3–2 2–0 1–0 1–0 1–3 4–1 3–1 Wellington Phoenix 1–1 3–1 0–0 6–0 1–1 3–0 1–1 2–1 0–1 1–0 3–0 3–0 1–1 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER ROUND.................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 SFC =3 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 3 2 1 MV 10 8 5 7 =7 =8 6 6 2 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 2 GCU 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 2 3 3 WP 6 5 4 7 =7 =8 9 8 8 8 8 7 8 6 6 6 7 7 8 9 5 5 6 5 4 4 PG 8 9 7 4 5 7 4 2 4 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 6 7 5 6 6 5 4 5 5 NJ =3 4 5 3 4 6 8 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 9 8 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 6 6 NQF 6 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 7 10 10 9 9 8 10 8 9 9 9 9 9 7 CCM 2 3 3 5 3 4 3 4 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 7 8 7 8 BR 9 7 9 6 6 3 5 5 6 6 7 8 9 7 8 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 8 7 8 9 AU 5 6 8 9 9 5 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 8 7 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 15 3 9 35 23 48 Melbourne Victory 14 5 8 47 32 47 Gold Coast United 13 5 9 39 35 44 Wellington Phoenix 10 10 7 37 29 40 Perth Glory 11 6 10 40 34 39 Newcastle Jets 10 4 13 33 45 34 North Queensland Fury 8 8 11 29 46 32 Central Coast Mariners 7 9 11 32 29 30 Brisbane Roar FC 8 6 13 32 42 30 Adelaide United 7 8 12 24 33 29
TOP SCORERS Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast United) 19 Paul Ifill (Wellington Phoenix) 13 Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne Victory) 13 Sergio Van Dijk (Brisbane Roar FC) 13 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 11 John Aloisi (Sydney FC) 10 Mark Bridge (Sydney FC) 9 Robbie Fowler (North Queensland Fury) 9 Tim Brown (Wellington Phoenix) 8 Matt Thompson (Newcastle Jets) 8 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2009/10 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2010 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Melbourne Victory 2 (Mrdja 16', Hernandez 40') Sydney FC 1 (Aloisi 42') 2nd leg: Sydney FC 2 (Kisel 35'pen, Bridge 53') Melbourne Victory 2 (Kruse 15', Thompson 114') AET Melbourne Victory won 4‐3 on aggregate Elimination Final Gold Coast United 0 Newcastle Jets 0 AET Newcastle Jets won 6‐5 on penalties Elimination Final Wellington Phoenix 1 (Greenacre 37') Perth Glory 1 (Neville 67') AET Wellington Phoenix won 4‐2 on penalties Minor Semi‐Final Wellington Phoenix 3 (Brown 33', Ifill 106'+, 125') Newcastle Jets 1 (Thompson 20') AET Preliminary Final Sydney FC 4 (Payne 21', 30', Brosque 62', Bridge 71') Wellington Phoenix 2 (Durante 25', Dadi 80') GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 1 (Leijer 82') Sydney FC 1 (Bridge 63') AET Sydney FC won 4‐2 on penalties Date: 20‐Mar‐10 (7.00pm). Venue: Etihad Stadium. Referee: Strebre Delovski. Crowd: 44,560. Melbourne Victory: Mitchell Langerak, Kevin Muscat, Surat Sukha (Evan Berger 71’), Leigh Broxham, Grant Brebner, Archie Thompson (Marvin Angulo 16'), Rodrigo Vargas, Carlos Hernandez, Robbie Kruse, Nick Ward (Aziz Behich 76’), Adrian Leijer. Sydney FC: Clint Bolton, Sebastian Ryall, Stephan Keller, Simon Colosimo, Karol Kisel, Stuart Musialik (Hayden Foxe 106’), Alex Brosque (Joe Gibbs 116’), Terry McFlynn, Chris Payne (Shannon Cole 75'), Mark Bridge, Sung‐Hwan Byun.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2009/10 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year) Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne Victory)
NAB Young Player of the Year Tommy Oar (Brisbane Roar FC)
Goalkeeper of the Year Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United)
Coach of the Year Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory)
Zurich Referee of the Year Strebre Delovski Fair Play Award
Sydney FC Reebok Golden Boot Award
Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast United) Solo Goal of the Year
Archie Thompson (for Melbourne Victory, Round 16 v Gold Coast United)
2009/10 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 9 797 1 322 553 30 668 (MV v SFC, Round 10) 2 616 (GCU v NQF, Round 13) Finals series 7 23 029 161 206 44 560 (MV v SFC, Grand Final) 4 109 (GCU v NJ, Elim. Final) All matches 142 10 449 1 483 759
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2010/11 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM............................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM GCU MC MV NJ NQF PG SFC WP Adelaide United . 0–1 1–2 2–1 3–2 2–1 0–0 2–0 2–0 2–0 3–0 . . . . 1–2 . 2–1 8–1 2–0 . 0–1 Brisbane Roar FC 1–1 . 2–0 2–2 4–0 2–1 1–1 1–1 3–2 1–0 1–0 4–0 . . 4–0 2–1 . . . 1–1 . 2–0 Central Coast Mariners 1–1 1–5 . 2–3 1–0 2–0 1–0 3–2 5–0 4–0 1–0 2–0 3–3 . . . 1–2 . 1–0 . 2–2 . Gold Coast United 0–0 0–0 0–0 . 3–0 0–1 1–0 1–2 0–0 3–1 3–1 0–0 . 1–3 . . . 5–1 4–0 . . 2–0 Melbourne City FC 0–2 1–2 0–1 0–0 . 2–1 0–2 1–0 2–2 0–0 2–1 . . 1–1 1–1 . 1–3 . 2–0 . 2–2 . Melbourne Victory 2–1 3–0 2–2 0–1 2–2 . 2–1 2–2 0–2 3–0 0–0 1–4 3–3 . 2–0 . . 2–0 . 2–0 . . Newcastle Jets 3–1 0–0 1–1 2–0 1–1 0–0 . 1–0 2–0 1–2 1–0 . 1–1 0–2 . 0–2 . . . 4–0 1–1 . North Queensland Fury 2–3 0–2 0–1 1–2 2–3 0–0 0–2 . 2–1 2–1 1–1 . 1–2 . . . 0–3 1–3 . 1–1 1–0 . Perth Glory 4–2 1–2 1–1 0–1 0–0 3–1 1–0 3–3 . 0–3 2–1 . . 1–2 1–2 1–1 . . . . 0–2 0–1 Sydney FC 1–3 1–1 1–1 1–1 0–1 3–3 1–0 1–1 2–0 . 3–1 1–2 0–1 . 2–0 . 1–1 . . . . 2–0 Wellington Phoenix 2–1 1–4 2–0 3–3 2–2 2–2 4–0 2–1 4–0 2–1 . . . 0–3 . 2–0 2–0 1–0 3–1 . . . PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK……...................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 BR =6 8 5 3 3 6 6 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CCM 1 3 6 6 4 3 2 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 AU =6 5 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 GCU =6 4 7 8 10 7 5 7 4 4 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 MV =2 11 9 5 7 4 4 5 6 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 8 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 WP ‐ 7 4 7 8 5 7 4 5 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 7 8 7 7 8 8 7 6 6 6 NJ =6 5 8 9 9 10 10 9 9 10 10 10 11 9 8 9 5 5 7 8 8 6 7 8 8 7 7 MC 10 10 11 =10 6 9 8 8 8 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 7 8 5 6 6 7 6 6 7 8 8 SFC =2 9 10 =10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 9 10 10 8 9 10 11 11 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 PG =2 1 1 1 1 2 3 6 7 8 8 8 8 8 9 10 10 11 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 NQF =2 2 2 4 5 8 9 10 10 9 9 9 10 11 11 11 11 9 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 FINAL LADDER (30 matches) W D L F A Pts Brisbane Roar FC 18 11 1 58 26 65 Central Coast Mariners 16 9 5 50 31 57 Adelaide United 15 5 10 51 36 50 Gold Coast United 12 10 8 40 32 46 Melbourne Victory 11 10 9 45 39 43 Wellington Phoenix 12 5 13 39 41 41 Newcastle Jets 9 8 13 29 33 35 Melbourne City FC 8 11 11 32 42 35 Sydney FC 8 10 12 35 40 34 Perth Glory 5 8 17 27 54 23 North Queensland Fury 4 7 19 28 60 19
TOP SCORERS Sergio Van Dijk (Adelaide United) 17 Kosta Barbarouses (Brisbane Roar FC) 12 Robbie Kruse (Melbourne Victory) 11 Adam Kwasnik (Central Coast Mariners) 11 Matt Simon (Central Coast Mariners) 11 Jean‐Carlo Solorzano (Brisbane Roar FC) 11 Bruce Djite (Gold Coast United) 10 Bruno Cazarine (Sydney FC) 9 Robbie Fowler (Perth Glory) 9 Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast United) 9 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2010/11 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2011 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Central Coast Mariners 0 Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Barbarouses 52', McKay 73') 2nd leg: Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Broich 63', Henrique 91') Central Coast Mariners 2 (own goal 39', Bozanic 40') Brisbane Roar FC won 4‐2 on aggregate Elimination Final Adelaide United 1 (Dodd 70') Wellington Phoenix 0 Elimination Final Gold Coast United 1 (Djulbic 91') Melbourne Victory 0 Minor Semi Final Adelaide United 2 (Van Dijk 56', Leckie 70') Gold Coast United 3 (Smeltz 38',79'pen, Djite 71') Preliminary Final Central Coast Mariners 1 (Kwasnik 75') Gold Coast United 0 GRAND FINAL Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Henrique 117', Paartalu 120') Central Coast Mariners 2 (Kwasnik 96', Bozanic 102') AET Brisbane Roar FC won 4‐2 on penalties Date: 13‐Mar‐11 (4.00pm). Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Matthew Breeze. Crowd: 50,168. Brisbane Roar: Michael Theo, Shane Stefanutto, Ivan Franjic, Milan Susak (Rocky Visconte 102'), Matt Smith, Matt McKay, Erik Paartalu, Thomas Broich, Mitch Nichols (Massimo Murdocca 82'), Kosta Barbarouses (Henrique Silva 71'), Jean‐Carlo Solorzano. Central Coast Mariners: Mathew Ryan, Patrick Zwaanswijk, Alex Wilkinson, Predrag Bojic, Rostyn Griffiths (Bernie Ibini 89'), Joshua Rose, Oliver Bozanic, Michael McGlinchey, Mustafa Amini (John Hutchinson 61'), Adam Kwasnik, Matt Simon (Daniel McBreen 72').
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2010/11 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Marcos Flores (Adelaide United) NAB Young Footballer of the Year
Mathew Ryan (Central Coast Mariners) Goalkeeper of the Year
Michael Theo (Brisbane Roar FC) Coach of the Year
Ange Postecoglou (Brisbane Roar FC) Zurich Referee of the Year
Matthew Breeze Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
Reebok Golden Boot Award Sergio Van Dijk (Adelaide United)
Solo Goal of the Year Eric Paartalu (for Brisbane Roar FC, Week 27 v Gold Coast United)
National Youth League Player of the Year Steven Lustica (Gold Coast United)
2010/11 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 165 8 459 1 395 721 32 321 (MV v MC, Week 24) 1 003 (NQF v BR, Week 26) Finals series 7 17 376 121 635 50 168 (BR v CCM, Grand Final) 3 281 (GCU v MV, Elim.Final) All matches 172 8 822 1 517 356
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2011/12 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM GCU MC MV NJ PG SFC WP Adelaide United 1–1 0–4 2–1 1–1 1–0 0–0 0–3 1–2 2–0 0–3 1–1 0–2 1–2 1–2 Brisbane Roar FC 7–1 1–0 3–0 1–2 3–1 0–1 4–0 2–1 1–1 1–1 1–2 1–1 3–2 Central Coast Mariners 3–2 0–2 1–1 3–1 0–0 2–0 2–1 1–1 2–0 1–0 0–0 2–0 1–1 Gold Coast United 1–2 1–0 3–3 1–2 1–1 3–1 3–0 0–0 1–1 1–2 1–1 0–1 Melbourne City FC 1–3 1–1 0–1 1–0 3–2 3–0 1–2 1–1 1–0 1–0 0–0 1–2 2–2 1–1 Melbourne Victory 1–1 2–2 2–1 3–2 0–0 2–1 2–2 0–0 3–1 1–1 1–1 1–3 2–2 3–0 Newcastle Jets 1–1 1–2 1–0 3–2 3–2 3–1 2–0 1–2 0–1 1–0 1–2 1–1 3–0 1–1 Perth Glory 1–0 3–3 1–3 2–0 1–2 4–1 2–0 0–1 1–0 0–3 1–0 4–0 4–2 Sydney FC 2–2 0–2 2–3 3–2 0–4 1–0 2–5 1–1 0–1 2–0 0–1 2–1 3–2 2–1 Wellington Phoenix 1–1 2–0 1–2 2–0 3–1 1–2 2–0 1–0 2–1 0–2 1–2 5–2 0–1 4–2 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK……...................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 CCM =9 7 10 8 5 5 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BR =2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 PG =2 2 2 2 3 3 4 6 5 7 8 7 7 9 7 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 WP =4 3 4 7 8 9 9 8 8 4 6 5 5 4 4 4 3 2 2 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 SFC =6 9 5 6 4 2 3 4 3 5 4 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 6 6 7 7 7 7 5 MC 8 10 9 10 10 8 5 7 6 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 4 5 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 NJ 1 5 3 3 2 4 6 5 4 6 7 8 8 6 9 9 9 7 6 5 7 7 6 6 6 6 7 MV =6 8 7 4 6 6 7 3 7 8 5 6 6 8 6 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 AU =9 4 6 9 9 7 8 9 9 9 9 10 9 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 GCU =4 6 8 5 7 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Central Coast Mariners 15 6 6 40 24 51 Brisbane Roar FC 14 7 6 50 28 49 Perth Glory 13 4 10 40 35 43 Wellington Phoenix 12 4 11 34 32 40 Sydney FC 10 8 9 37 42 38 Melbourne City FC 9 10 8 35 34 37 Newcastle Jets 10 5 12 38 41 35 Melbourne Victory 6 11 10 35 43 29 Adelaide United 5 10 12 26 44 25 Gold Coast United 4 9 14 30 42 21
TOP SCORERS Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 21 Shane Smeltz (Perth Glory) 17 Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne Victory) 10 Mitch Nichols (Brisbane Roar FC) 10 Eli Babalj (Melbourne City FC) 9 Jeremy Brockie (Newcastle Jets) 9 Ryan Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 9 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2011/12 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2012 FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Henrique 8', Paartalu 86') Central Coast Mariners 0 2nd leg: Central Coast Mariners 2 (Zwaanswijk 29', Kwasnik 32') Brisbane Roar FC 3 (Broich 2', Nichols 25', Henrique 67') Brisbane Roar FC won 5‐2 on aggregate Elimination Final Wellington Phoenix 3 (Brown 47', Sigmund 78', Ifill 86'pen) Sydney FC 2 (Chianese 80', 83') Elimination Final Perth Glory 3 (Smeltz 65', 72', 92') Melbourne City FC 0 Minor Semi Final Perth Glory 3 (Van Den Brink 13', Howarth 22', Mehmet 72') Wellington Phoenix 2 (Greenacre 47', Muscat 55') Preliminary Final Central Coast Mariners 1 (Kwasnik 33') Perth Glory 1 (Smeltz 34') AET Perth Glory won 5‐3 on penalties GRAND FINAL Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Berisha 83', 95'pen) Perth Glory 1 (own goal 52') Date: 22‐Apr‐12 (4.00pm). Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 50,334. Brisbane Roar: Michael Theo, Mohamed Adnan, Shane Stefanutto, Ivan Franjic, Matt Smith, Massimo Murdocca (Luke Brattan 65'), Erik Paartalu (Nick Fitzgerald 65'), Thomas Broich, Mitch Nichols, Henrique (James Meyer 74'), Besart Berisha. Perth Glory: Danny Vukovic, Bas Van Den Brink, Todd Howarth, Dean Heffernan (sent off 90'), Joshua Risdon, Liam Miller, Travis Dodd (Scott Neville 76'), Steve Pantelidis, Jacob Burns, Shane Smeltz (Steven McGarry 80'), Billy Mehmet.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2011/12 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar FC) NAB Young Footballer of the Year
Mathew Ryan (Central Coast Mariners) Goalkeeper of the Year
Mathew Ryan (Central Coast Mariners) Coach of the Year
Graham Arnold (Central Coast Mariners) Referee of the Year
Jarred Gillett Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
Nike Golden Boot Award Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC)
Solo Goal of the Year Carlos Hernandez (for Melbourne Victory, Week 19 v Central Coast Mariners)
National Youth League Player of the Year Nick Fitzgerald (Brisbane Roar FC)
2011/12 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 10 494 1 416 679 40 351 (MV v SFC, Week 1) 1 141 (GCU v CCM, Week 17) Finals series 7 16 378 114 647 50 334 (BR v PG, Grand Final) 7 572 (CCM v PG, Elim.Final) All matches 142 10 784 1 531 326
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2012/13 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSW Adelaide United 0–1 0–2 1–0 4–2 1–1 1–1 3–0 3–1 1–0 0–1 1–0 3–2 3–1 2–4 Brisbane Roar FC 0–1 2–2 2–0 5–0 1–0 0–1 4–2 2–1 0–1 1–1 3–1 2–0 1–2 Central Coast Mariners 2–1 2–1 2–0 6–2 0–0 1–0 7–2 5–0 0–1 3–1 1–0 2–1 1–0 Melbourne City FC 2–0 4–1 0–1 1–2 3–3 1–0 3–1 1–1 1–3 0–2 3–2 2–1 2–0 Melbourne Victory 2–1 1–1 2–2 1–2 3–2 1–0 3–1 3–2 1–2 1–1 2–1 5–0 2–3 2–0 Newcastle Jets 0–2 1–0 2–1 2–0 2–1 1–2 2–1 0–3 0–3 0–0 0–0 0–2 2–2 Perth Glory 1–1 1–0 2–1 2–0 0–1 3–2 2–2 1–1 0–1 0–1 3–0 2–1 1–2 1–1 Sydney FC 1–2 2–1 1–0 0–0 2–3 2–3 2–1 7–1 0–2 2–1 2–0 2–1 1–1 Wellington Phoenix 2–2 1–1 0–1 3–2 2–3 1–1 1–0 2–0 1–0 1–1 1–0 1–2 1–2 0–2 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 6–1 1–0 0–0 2–1 0–2 1–2 1–0 0–1 2–1 0–2 1–0 2–1 2–1 1–1
PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK……...................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 WSW =5 8 10 8 5 7 5 6 8 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 CCM =5 4 6 3 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 MV 7 10 9 10 6 5 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 AU =1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 BR 8 5 5 7 9 10 8 9 7 9 9 9 8 6 7 8 9 7 6 8 7 8 6 7 7 5 5 PG 4 6 2 4 3 4 4 5 6 8 5 5 5 5 5 6 8 9 10 10 9 9 9 8 8 7 6 SFC =9 9 8 5 7 8 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 9 7 8 8 6 5 7 8 5 5 6 7 NJ =9 7 3 2 4 3 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 5 6 5 5 7 6 6 5 6 6 8 8 MC 3 3 7 9 10 6 9 8 9 7 8 8 10 9 6 7 5 6 7 5 8 5 7 9 9 9 9 WP =1 2 4 6 8 9 7 7 5 6 7 7 6 7 9 10 10 10 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Western Sydney Wanderers 18 3 6 41 21 57 Central Coast Mariners 16 6 5 48 22 54 Melbourne Victory 13 5 9 48 45 44 Adelaide United 12 5 10 38 37 41 Brisbane Roar FC 10 5 12 33 29 35 Perth Glory 9 5 13 29 31 32 Sydney FC 9 5 13 41 51 32 Newcastle Jets 8 7 12 30 45 31 Melbourne City FC 8 3 16 31 40 27 Wellington Phoenix 7 6 14 31 49 27
TOP SCORERS Daniel McBreen (Central Coast Mariners) 19 Jeremy Brockie (Wellington Phoenix) 16 Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) 15 Alessandro Del Piero (Sydney FC) 14 Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 14 Mark Bridge (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 11 Dario Vidosic (Adelaide United) 10 Ryan Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 9 Mark Milligan (Melbourne Victory) 9 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 9 Emile Heskey (Newcastle Jets) 9 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2012/13 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2013 FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Melbourne Victory 2 (Milligan 90'pen, Thompson 95') Perth Glory 1 (Nagai 15') AET Elimination Final Adelaide United 1 (Vidosic 89') Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Brattan 28', Franjic 47'+) Semi Final Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2 (Kresinger 16', Ono 71') Brisbane Roar FC 0 Semi Final Central Coast Mariners 1 (McBreen 42') Melbourne Victory 0 GRAND FINAL Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0 Central Coast Mariners 2 (Zwaanswijk 44', McBreen 68'pen) Date: 21‐Apr‐13 (4.00pm). Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Peter Green. Crowd: 42,102. Western Sydney Wanderers: Ante Covic, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley, Shannon Cole, Michael Beauchamp, Jerome Polenz (Rocky Visconte 76'), Mateo Poljak, Shinji Ono, Aaron Mooy, Mark Bridge, Dino Kresinger (Labinot Haliti 67'), Kwabena Appiah‐Kubi (Tarek Elrich 72'). Central Coast Mariners: Mathew Ryan, Trent Sainsbury, Joshua Rose, Pedj Bojic, Patrick Zwaanswijk, John Hutchinson, Oliver Bozanic, Michael McGlinchey (Nick Fitzgerald 88'), Mile Sterjovski (Mitchell Duke 73'), Daniel McBreen, Bernie Ibini.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2012/13 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) NAB Young Footballer of the Year Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory)
Goalkeeper of the Year Ante Covic (Western Sydney Wanderers FC)
Coach of the Year Tony Popovic (Western Sydney Wanderers FC)
Referee of the Year Peter Green
Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
Nike Golden Boot Award Daniel McBreen (Central Coast Mariners)
Goal of the Year Marcos Flores (for Melbourne Victory, Round 5 v Wellington Phoenix)
National Youth League Player of the Year Awer Mabil (Adelaide United)
National Youth League Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
2012/13 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 12 346 1 666 652 42 032 (MV v MC, Round 1) 3 060 (WP v MC, Round 23) Finals series 5 21 052 105 258 42 102 (WSW v CCM, Grand Final) 10 234 (AU vBR, Elim.Final) All matches 140 12 656 1 771 867
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2013/14 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSW Adelaide United 1–2 4–0 2–2 2–2 1–2 3–1 2–2 5–1 1–0 2–0 2–2 1–0 3–1 Brisbane Roar FC 1–2 2–1 3–0 1–0 0–2 1–0 4–0 2–1 3–1 2–1 0–2 2–1 0–1 3–1 Central Coast Mariners 1–0 0–1 0–0 0–0 3–0 2–1 1–0 1–0 1–1 1–3 3–1 2–1 1–4 2–1 Melbourne City FC 3–3 1–0 2–2 1–3 3–1 2–1 0–2 0–1 0–1 1–2 4–0 2–1 2–2 2–3 Melbourne Victory 3–0 1–0 3–1 0–0 1–2 2–0 0–5 3–2 1–1 4–3 0–3 1–1 3–1 Newcastle Jets 2–0 2–1 2–2 3–1 1–1 0–0 0–2 2–3 0–1 1–0 2–2 0–1 5–0 2–2 Perth Glory 1–1 0–0 1–2 1–0 1–1 2–1 1–0 4–2 0–2 0–0 3–1 3–0 1–2 Sydney FC 0–3 2–5 0–1 2–1 3–2 2–0 2–1 2–1 0–2 1–1 2–0 2–1 4–1 3–1 Wellington Phoenix 2–1 1–2 1–1 0–5 5–0 0–0 1–1 1–0 0–0 0–1 1–2 1–4 1–1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2–1 1–1 2–0 1–1 1–0 0–2 3–1 1–0 1–1 0–0 1–1 3–0 1–3 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK…….......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 BR 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 WSW 4 5 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 2 2 CCM 4 4 3 5 5 7 6 6 5 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 6 4 6 4 4 2 3 3 MV 6 5 4 3 3 6 5 4 6 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 5 3 2 3 5 5 4 SFC 2 3 7 8 7 5 4 3 4 3 5 5 5 7 8 5 5 7 6 4 6 4 5 7 6 6 5 AU 1 2 5 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 8 8 5 6 6 5 3 5 3 5 6 5 4 4 6 NJ 10 10 10 7 6 3 3 5 3 5 4 4 6 6 7 8 9 9 8 8 8 7 7 6 7 7 7 PG 9 9 6 4 4 4 7 7 7 7 7 8 7 5 6 7 7 8 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 8 8 WP 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 MC 6 5 8 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Brisbane Roar FC 16 4 7 43 25 52 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 11 9 7 34 29 42 Central Coast Mariners 12 6 9 33 36 42 Melbourne Victory 11 8 8 42 43 41 Sydney FC 12 3 12 40 38 39 Adelaide United 10 8 9 45 36 38 Newcastle Jets 10 6 11 34 34 36 Perth Glory 7 7 13 28 37 28 Wellington Phoenix 7 7 13 36 51 28 Melbourne City FC 6 8 13 36 42 26
TOP SCORERS Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets) 16 Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 13 James Troisi (Melbourne Victory) 12 David Williams (Melbourne City FC) 12 Alessandro Del Piero (Sydney FC) 10 Stein Huysegems (Wellington Phoenix) 10 Fabio Ferreira (Adelaide United) 9 Guilherme Finkler (Melbourne Victory) 9 Jeronimo Neumann (Adelaide United) 9 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 9 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2013/14 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2014 FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Melbourne Victory 2 (Thompson 19’, Finkler 91’) Sydney FC 1 (Ryall 34’) Elimination Final Central Coast Mariners 1 (Ibini 67') Adelaide United 0 Semi Final Brisbane Roar FC 1 (Berisha 58’) Melbourne Victory 0 Semi Final Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2 (Hersi 31’, La Rocca 81’) Central Coast Mariners 0 GRAND FINAL Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Berisha 86’, Henrique 108’) Western Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (Spiranovic 56’) AET Date: 04‐May‐14 (4.00pm). Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Peter Green. Crowd: 51,153. Brisbane Roar: Michael Theo, Shane Stefanutto, Matt Smith, Ivan Franjic, Jade North, Luke Brattan (James Donachie 92’), Thomas Broich, Liam Miller (Steven Lustica 74’), Matt McKay, Dimitri Petratos (Henrique 69’), Besart Berisha. Western Sydney Wanderers: Ante Covic, Adam D'Apuzzo, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley (Aaron Mooy 66’), Matthew Spiranovic, Jerome Polenz, Mateo Poljak, Iacopo La Rocca, Youssouf Hersi, Shinji Ono (Labinot Haliti 83’), Mark Bridge, Brendon Santalab (Tomi Juric 72’).
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2013/14 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar FC) NAB Young Footballer of the Year Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets)
Goalkeeper of the Year Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United)
Coach of the Year Mike Mulvey (Brisbane Roar FC)
Referee of the Year Peter Green
Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
Nike Golden Boot Award Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets)
Goal of the Year Orlando Engelaar (for Melbourne City FC, Round 24 v Central Coast Mariners)
Foxtel National Youth League Player of the Year Brandon Borrello (Brisbane Roar FC)
Foxtel National Youth League Fair Play Award Melbourne Victory
2013/14 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 13 027 1 758 642 45 202 (MV v MC, Round 1) 5 046 (MC v NJ, Round 15) Finals series 5 25 713 128 566 51 153 (BR v WSW, Grand Final) 9 045 (CCM v AU, Elim.Final) All matches 140 13 480 1 887 208
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2014/15 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSW Adelaide United 0–1 2–1 4–1 1–1 7–0 2–0 0–0 2–1 2–0 2–3 2–2 1–1 1–3 2–1 Brisbane Roar FC 1–2 6–1 1–3 1–2 2–1 1–1 0–2 3–2 1–0 0–1 0–0 1–2 1–4 Central Coast Mariners 0–2 3–3 2–0 0–3 1–0 0–1 1–5 1–2 1–0 2–1 0–2 1–0 1–1 Melbourne City FC 1–2 1–0 2–2 1–0 1–1 1–1 1–2 0–0 2–1 3–1 1–0 4–0 0–0 Melbourne Victory 3–2 1–0 2–1 5–2 1–0 1–2 3–3 2–0 4–1 3–1 3–0 0–1 1–1 2–3 Newcastle Jets 2–1 0–4 1–1 2–5 2–2 0–2 0–1 1–3 1–1 0–1 1–2 0–0 3–4 Perth Glory 1–2 3–2 4–1 3–1 3–3 2–1 1–3 2–1 2–1 2–2 2–0 0–3 1–2 3–2 Sydney FC 0–3 5–4 2–0 1–1 0–0 0–0 1–2 0–2 3–2 0–1 4–2 0–1 3–3 Wellington Phoenix 2–0 3–0 1–1 5–1 0–3 4–1 1–2 0–3 1–0 3–2 0–0 2–2 1–2 1–0 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2–1 0–1 0–0 3–2 1–2 1–1 1–2 1–1 2–0 0–0 1–1 0–3 1–2 3–4 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK…….......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 MV 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 4 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 SFC 5 3 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 2 3 3 5 2 2 2 PG 2 1 5 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 2 3 3 3 AU 2 4 3 3 4 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 2 3 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 3 4 5 4 WP 7 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 1 4 5 4 5 MC 5 7 7 7 6 6 6 8 6 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 6 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 BR 7 9 9 9 10 8 8 6 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 6 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 CCM 4 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 WSW 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 9 9 10 9 9 NJ 9 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 15 8 4 56 31 53 Sydney FC 14 8 5 52 35 50 Adelaide United 14 4 9 47 32 46 Wellington Phoenix 14 4 9 45 35 46 Melbourne City FC 9 8 10 36 41 35 Brisbane Roar FC 10 4 13 42 43 34 Perth Glory* 14 8 5 45 35 50 Central Coast Mariners 5 8 14 26 50 23 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 4 6 17 29 44 18 Newcastle Jets 3 8 16 23 55 17 * Perth Glory disqualified from finals due to salary cap violation.
TOP SCORERS Marc Janko (Sydney FC) 16 Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 15 Nathan Burns (Wellington Phoenix) 13 Andy Keogh (Perth Glory) 12 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 11 Alex Brosque (Sydney FC) 9 Roy Krishna (Wellington Phoenix) 9 Jamie Maclaren (Perth Glory) 9 Henrique (Brusbane Roar) 8 Pablo Sanchez (Adelaide United) 8 Shane Smeltz (Sydney FC) 8 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2014/15 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2015 FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Adelaide United 2 (Mabil 7', Goodwin 87') Brisbane Roar FC 1 (Broich 27') Elimination Final Wellington Phoenix 0 Melbourne City FC 2 (Kennedy 61', Novillo 72') Semi Final Melbourne Victory 3 (Thompson 19', Barbarouses 30', Berisha 88') Melbourne City FC 0 Semi Final Sydney FC 4 (Brosque 19', Ibini‐Isei 45+1' 47', Naumoff 91') Adelaide United 1 (Goodwin 75') GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 3 (Barbarouses 33', Berisha 83', Broxham 90') Sydney FC 0 Date: 17‐May‐15 (4.00pm). Venue: AAMI Park. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 29,843. Melbourne Victory: Lawrence Thomas, Matthieu Delpierre, Daniel Georgievski, Nicholas Ansell (Jason Geria 92'), Leigh Broxham, Fahid Ben Khalfallah, Mark Milligan, Carl Valeri (sent off 88'), Guilherme Finkler (Rashid Mahazi 87'), Kosta Barbarouses, Besart Berisha (Archie Thompson 91'). Sydney FC: Vedran Janjetovic, Nikola Petkovic, Jacques Faty (Rhyan Grant 19'), Sebastian Ryall, Matthew Jurman, Mickael Tavares (Terry Antonis 75'), Milos Dimitrijevic, Chris Naumoff (Shane Smeltz 53'), Bernie Ibini, Alex Brosque, Marc Janko.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2014/15 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Nathan Burns (Wellington Phoenix) NAB Young Footballer of the Year James Jeggo (Adelaide United)
Goalkeeper of the Year Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United)
Coach of the Year Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory)
Referee of the Year Jarred Gillett
Fair Play Award Wellington Phoenix
Nike Golden Boot Award Marc Janko (Sydney FC) Solo Goal of the Year
Tarek Elrich (for Adelaide United, Round 27 v Melbourne City FC) Foxtel National Youth League Player of the Year
George Blackwood (Sydney FC), Liam Youlley (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) Foxtel National Youth League Fair Play Award
Brisbane Roar FC
2014/15 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 12 514 1 689 366 43 729 (MV v MC, Round 3) 4 162 (NJ v PG, Round 24) Finals series 5 27 565 137 825 50 873 (MV v MC, Semi Final) 10 171 (WP v MC, Elim.Final) All matches 140 13 051 1 827 191
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2015/16 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSW Adelaide United 3–0 3–1 2–4 0–0 0–0 1–0 2–1 3–0 1–1 4–2 0–1 1–0 2–2 Brisbane Roar FC 3–0 2–1 1–1 5–0 2–2 1–0 3–2 2–1 3–2 1–4 4–0 3–1 2–1 2–1 Central Coast Mariners 2–3 0–1 1–5 3–3 0–1 3–2 1–3 1–1 0–2 0–2 2–4 2–2 3–1 1–2 Melbourne City FC 0–2 3–1 3–1 2–1 2–3 5–1 2–2 3–1 0–3 4–1 2–2 3–0 3–0 3–2 Melbourne Victory 2–1 4–0 2–1 3–2 1–1 1–1 1–0 3–0 1–1 0–1 0–0 1–1 2–0 Newcastle Jets 0–0 1–1 1–1 0–4 1–0 1–6 0–1 3–1 1–2 2–1 0–1 1–2 3–2 0–1 Perth Glory 3–1 6–3 2–1 2–2 1–0 2–0 0–0 1–2 2–2 1–3 4–0 3–2 3–2 Sydney FC 0–2 0–0 4–1 1–1 2–4 1–0 1–2 0–0 1–0 1–3 2–0 4–0 1–3 1–1 Wellington Phoenix 4–2 3–2 1–3 2–1 2–0 1–2 0–1 1–1 0–2 0–4 0–0 1–4 1–2 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0–0 1–3 4–1 4–3 2–0 2–0 1–0 1–2 2–1 0–0 2–1 2–1 2–5 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK…….......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 AU 6 7 9 10 10 10 10 10 8 8 9 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 2 1 3 4 3 2 1 WSW 10 9 10 7 6 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 4 3 2 BR 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 3 4 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 2 3 3 1 3 2 1 3 MC 4 8 5 6 5 7 7 6 5 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 2 1 4 4 PG 8 10 7 8 9 9 9 9 10 9 8 9 9 9 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 5 5 5 5 5 MV 6 2 6 4 4 3 2 1 2 4 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 SFC 4 3 1 1 1 2 4 4 3 5 4 4 4 4 3 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 NJ 3 6 4 3 3 5 5 5 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 WP 9 5 3 5 7 6 6 7 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 CCM 2 4 8 9 8 8 8 8 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 14 7 6 45 28 49 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 14 6 7 44 33 48 Brisbane Roar FC 14 6 7 49 40 48 Melbourne City FC 13 5 9 63 44 44 Perth Glory 13 4 10 49 42 43 Melbourne Victory 11 8 8 40 33 41 Sydney FC 8 10 9 36 36 34 Newcastle Jets 8 6 13 28 41 30 Wellington Phoenix 7 4 16 34 54 25 Central Coast Mariners 3 4 20 33 70 13
TOP SCORERS Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC) 25 Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) 20 Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 18 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) 13 Bruce Djite (Adelaide United) 11 Aaron Mooy (Melbourne City FC) 11 Brendon Santalab (Western Sydney) 11 Filip Holosko (Sydney FC) 10 Andy Keogh (Perth Glory) 10 Mitch Nichols (Western Sydney Wanderers) 10 Harry Novillo (Melbourne City FC) 10 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2015/16 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016 FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Matt McKay 88', Thomas Broich 93') Melbourne Victory 1 (Besart Berisha 86') Elimination Final Melbourne City FC 2 (Bruno Fornaroli 40', 76') Perth Glory 0 Semi Final Adelaide United 4 (Bruce Djite 48', 60'pen, Dylan McGowan 88', Pablo Sanchez 94') Melbourne City FC 1 (Nick Fitzgerald 72') Semi Final Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5 (Romeo Castelen 26', 53', 59', Brendon Santalab 39', Dario Vidosic 102') Brisbane Roar FC 4 (Dimitri Petratos 16'pen, own goal 20', Jamie MacLaren 23', 81') AET GRAND FINAL Adelaide United 3 (Kamau 22', Isaias 34', Sanchez 90') Western Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (Neville 58') Date: 01‐May‐16 (3.30pm). Venue: Adelaide Oval. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 50,119. Adelaide United: Eugene Galekovic, Dylan McGowan, Iacopo La Rocca, Michael Marrone (Tarek Elrich 73'), Craig Goodwin, Marcelo Carrusca (Pablo Sanchez 86'), Isaias, Stefan Mauk, Bruce Kamau (George Mells 92'), Sergio Cirio, Bruce Djite. Western Sydney Wanderers: Andrew Redmayne, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley, Scott Neville, Alberto, Andreu (Kearyn Baccus 78'), Dimas Delgado, Scott Jamieson (Shannon Cole 86'), Romeo Castelen, Mitch Nichols (Dario Vidosic 56'), Mark Bridge, Brendon Santalab.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2015/16 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Diego Castro (Perth Glory) NAB Young Footballer of the Year Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC)
Goalkeeper of the Year Thomas Sorensen (Melbourne City FC)
Coach of the Year Guillermo Amor (Adelaide United)
Referee of the Year Jarred Gillett
Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
Nike Golden Boot Award Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC)
Solo Goal of the Year Roy O’Donovan (for Central Coast Mariners, Round 25 v Adelaide United)
Foxtel National Youth League Player of the Year Dylan Smith (Adelaide United)
Foxtel National Youth League Fair Play Award Brisbane Roar FC
2015/16 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 12 302 1 660 782 40 539 (SFC v WSW, Round 3) 4 514 (CCM v MV, Round 9) Finals series 5 23 424 117 122 50 119 (AU v WSW, Grand Final) 11 273 (MC v PG, Elim.Final) All matches 140 12 699 1 777 904
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON SUMMARY HOME AND AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM......................................................................................................................... HOME TEAM AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSW Adelaide United 1–1 1–2 2–1 1–2 1–0 0–5 0–4 2–0 1–2 2–1 0–2 1–1 2–2 2–2 Brisbane Roar FC 4–0 5–1 1–0 1–1 2–3 2–1 1–1 1–2 1–1 1–0 0–0 4–3 2–1 Central Coast Mariners 2–1 0–1 2–2 0–3 2–0 2–0 2–3 0–2 1–4 2–3 1–2 2–3 2–0 Melbourne City FC 2–1 1–1 2–1 1–2 2–1 2–3 1–3 2–1 1–0 1–0 2–2 4–0 3–3 Melbourne Victory 1–2 3–2 4–1 1–4 2–0 1–1 1–2 6–1 3–0 1–0 2–1 4–2 4–1 0–3 Newcastle Jets 1–1 4–0 1–1 2–1 0–0 2–2 0–2 2–2 0–3 2–1 1–3 1–1 0–2 Perth Glory 3–1 2–2 3–3 5–4 2–1 1–2 1–4 2–0 2–2 3–1 3–2 0–3 2–1 2–0 Sydney FC 0–0 2–0 4–0 1–1 2–1 2–0 4–1 3–1 0–0 2–0 1–0 3–0 1–0 Wellington Phoenix 0–0 0–1 3–0 0–1 3–0 2–0 3–3 0–1 2–2 1–0 1–5 5–0 1–1 1–3 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0–0 1–1 1–1 1–1 0–3 2–2 1–1 0–4 3–1 0–2 3–1 0–0 2–0 1–0 PROGRESSIVE LADDER POSITIONS AFTER WEEK…….......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 SFC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MV 5 7 5 3 5 4 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 BR 5 9 7 5 2 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 5 4 4 4 3 4 3 MC 2 2 3 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 4 PG 3 4 2 4 4 5 4 5 5 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 5 5 6 5 5 WSW 10 5 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 6 7 7 6 7 8 7 8 6 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 6 6 WP 9 10 10 10 9 6 8 9 10 8 8 8 8 8 7 6 7 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 AU 5 6 8 9 10 10 10 10 8 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 8 8 8 8 CCM 3 8 9 8 8 9 9 6 7 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 9 9 NJ 5 3 4 6 7 8 7 8 9 7 5 5 7 6 6 8 6 7 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 FINAL LADDER (27 matches) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 20 6 1 55 12 66 Melbourne Victory 14 4 9 48 32 46 Brisbane Roar FC 11 9 7 43 37 42 Melbourne City FC 11 6 10 49 44 39 Perth Glory 10 9 8 53 53 39 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 8 12 7 35 35 36 Wellington Phoenix 8 6 13 41 46 30 Adelaide United 6 8 13 26 45 26 Central Coast Mariners 6 5 16 31 52 23 Newcastle Jets 5 7 15 28 53 22
TOP SCORERS Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 21 Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) 20 Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC) 17 Bobo (Sydney FC) 15 Brendon Santalab (Western Sydney Wanderers) 14 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) 13 Andy Keogh (Perth Glory) 12 Roy Krishna (Wellington Phoenix) 12 Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) 12 Adam Taggart (Perth Glory) 12 including finals
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON SUMMARY HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017 FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Brisbane Roar 1 (Jamie Maclaren 55') Western Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (Terry Antonis 45+1'pen) Brisbane Roar won 6‐5 on penalties Elimination Final Melbourne City FC 0 Perth Glory 2 (Diego Castro 16', Joel Chianese 30') Semi Final Sydney FC 3 (Joshua Brillante 21', Jordy Buijs 37', Filip Holosko 45+1') Perth Glory 0 Semi Final Melbourne Victory 1 (Besart Berisha 70') Brisbane Roar FC 0 GRAND FINAL Sydney FC 1 (Rhyan Grant 69') Melbourne Victory 1 (Besart Berisha 20') AET Sydney FC won 4‐2 on penalties Sydney FC: Danny Vukovic, Alex Wilkinson, Jordy Buijs (Sebastian Ryall 116), Joshua Brillante, Brandon O'Neill, Michael Zullo, Milos Ninkovic, Filip Holosko (David Carney 59), Rhyan Grant, Alex Brosque, Bobo (Matt Simon 81). Melbourne Victory: Lawrence Thomas, Jason Geria, Daniel Georgievski, Leigh Broxham, Carl Valeri, Alan Baro, James Donachie, Marco Rojas, Fahid Ben Khalfallah (Jai Ingham 101), James Troisi, Besart Berisha. Date: 7 May 2017. Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 41,546.
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 AWARDS Johnny Warren Medal (Player of the Year)
Milos Ninkovic (Sydney FC) NAB Young Footballer of the Year Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC)
Goalkeeper of the Year Danny Vukovic (Sydney FC)
Coach of the Year Graham Arnold (Sydney FC)
Referee of the Year Jarred Gillett
Fair Play Award Central Coast Mariners Nike Golden Boot Award
Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory), Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar) Goal of the Year
Tim Cahill (for Melbourne City FC, Round 2 v Melbourne Victory) Foxtel National Youth League Player of the Year
Marc Tokich (FFA Centre of Excellence) Foxtel National Youth League Fair Play Award
FFA Centre of Excellence
2016/17 CROWDS SUMMARY # Average Aggregate Biggest Smallest Home & away season 135 12 299 1 660 339 61 880 (WSW v SFC, Round 1) 4 824 (WP v NJ, Round 24) Finals series 5 22 232 111 160 41 546 (SFC v MV, Grand Final) 9 944 (MC v PG, Elim.Final) All matches 140 12 653 1 771 499
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Round 1 07‐Oct‐16 Brisbane Roar 1–1 Melb Victory 08‐Oct‐16 Wellington 0–1 Melb City 08‐Oct‐16 Western Sydney 0–4 Sydney FC 08‐Oct‐16 Perth Glory 3–3 Central Coast 09‐Oct‐16 Newcastle 1–1 Adelaide
Round 2 14‐Oct‐16 Adelaide 1–2 Western Sydney 15‐Oct‐16 Sydney FC 4–0 Central Coast 15‐Oct‐16 Melb Victory 1–4 Melb City 16‐Oct‐16 Newcastle 4–0 Brisbane Roar 16‐Oct‐16 Perth Glory 2–0 Wellington
Round 3 21‐Oct‐16 Melb City 2–3 Perth Glory 22‐Oct‐16 Central Coast 0–1 Brisbane Roar 22‐Oct‐16 Adelaide 1–2 Melb Victory 23‐Oct‐16 Wellington 0–1 Sydney FC 23‐Oct‐16 Western Sydney 2–2 Newcastle
Round 4 28‐Oct‐16 Melb City 2–1 Adelaide 29‐Oct‐16 Newcastle 0–2 Sydney FC 29‐Oct‐16 Western Sydney 1–1 Central Coast 30‐Oct‐16 Brisbane Roar 2–1 Perth Glory 31‐Oct‐16 Melb Victory 6–1 Wellington
Round 5 04‐Nov‐16 Brisbane Roar 1–0 Melb City 05‐Nov‐16 Wellington 2–0 Newcastle 05‐Nov‐16 Sydney FC 2–1 Melb Victory 06‐Nov‐16 Adelaide 1–2 Central Coast 06‐Nov‐16 Perth Glory 2–2 Western Sydney
Round 6 10‐Nov‐16 Melb City 2–1 Newcastle 11‐Nov‐16 Adelaide 1–1 Brisbane Roar 12‐Nov‐16 Central Coast 0–2 Wellington 12‐Nov‐16 Melb Victory 3–0 Western Sydney 13‐Nov‐16 Sydney FC 4–1 Perth Glory
Round 7 18‐Nov‐16 Western Sydney 1–1 Melb City 18‐Nov‐16 Perth Glory 3–1 Adelaide 19‐Nov‐16 Brisbane Roar 1–1 Sydney FC 20‐Nov‐16 Newcastle 1–1 Central Coast
Round 8 24‐Nov‐16 Central Coast 2–0 Perth Glory 25‐Nov‐16 Western Sydney 1–1 Brisbane Roar 26‐Nov‐16 Melb Victory 2–0 Newcastle 26‐Nov‐16 Sydney FC 0–0 Adelaide 27‐Nov‐16 Melb City 2–1 Wellington
Round 9 02‐Dec‐16 Melb Victory 1–1 Perth Glory 03‐Dec‐16 Central Coast 1–4 Western Sydney 03‐Dec‐16 Melb City 1–1 Brisbane Roar 04‐Dec‐16 Newcastle 0–2 Sydney FC 04‐Dec‐16 Adelaide 2–0 Wellington
Round 10 09‐Dec‐16 Sydney FC 1–1 Melb City 10‐Dec‐16 Wellington 3–0 Central Coast 10‐Dec‐16 Western Sydney 0–3 Melb Victory 10‐Dec‐16 Perth Glory 1–2 Newcastle 11‐Dec‐16 Brisbane Roar 4–0 Adelaide
Round 11 16‐Dec‐16 Newcastle 2–1 Adelaide 17‐Dec‐16 Wellington 2–2 Western Sydney 17‐Dec‐16 Melb City 1–2 Melb Victory 17‐Dec‐16 Perth Glory 1–4 Sydney FC 18‐Dec‐16 Central Coast 1–2 Brisbane Roar
Round 12 23‐Dec‐16 Brisbane Roar 1–1 Western Sydney 26‐Dec‐16 Newcastle 2–2 Wellington 26‐Dec‐16 Adelaide 0–4 Sydney FC 27‐Dec‐16 Melb City 3–3 Perth Glory 28‐Dec‐16 Melb Victory 4–1 Central Coast
Round 13 30‐Dec‐16 Sydney FC 2–0 Brisbane Roar 31‐Dec‐16 Central Coast 2–2 Melb City 01‐Jan‐17 Wellington 0–0 Adelaide 01‐Jan‐17 Western Sydney 1–1 Perth Glory 02‐Jan‐17 Melb Victory 4–2 Newcastle
Round 14 05‐Jan‐17 Perth Glory 2–1 Wellington 06‐Jan‐17 Melb City 1–0 Western Sydney 07‐Jan‐17 Brisbane Roar 2–3 Newcastle 07‐Jan‐17 Adelaide 0–2 Melb Victory 08‐Jan‐17 Central Coast 2–3 Sydney FC
Round 15 12‐Jan‐17 Adelaide 2–1 Melb City 13‐Jan‐17 Melb Victory 3–2 Brisbane Roar 14‐Jan‐17 Wellington 1–0 Central Coast 14‐Jan‐17 Sydney FC 0–0 Western Sydney 15‐Jan‐17 Newcastle 2–2 Perth Glory
Round 7 rescheduled 17‐Jan‐17 Wellington 3–0 Melb Victory
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Round 16 19‐Jan‐17 Melb City 2–1 Central Coast 20‐Jan‐17 Sydney FC 2–0 Adelaide 21‐Jan‐17 Wellington 0–1 Brisbane Roar 21‐Jan‐17 Perth Glory 2–1 Melb Victory 22‐Jan‐17 Western Sydney 2–0 Newcastle
Round 17 26‐Jan‐17 Melb Victory 1–2 Sydney FC 27‐Jan‐17 Newcastle 2–1 Melb City 28‐Jan‐17 Central Coast 2–0 Perth Glory 28‐Jan‐17 Brisbane Roar 2–1 Western Sydney 29‐Jan‐17 Adelaide 2–2 Wellington
Round 18 03‐Feb‐17 Brisbane Roar 0–0 Sydney FC 04‐Feb‐17 Wellington 1–3 Western Sydney 04‐Feb‐17 Melb Victory 2–1 Melb City 04‐Feb‐17 Perth Glory 3–2 Newcastle 05‐Feb‐17 Central Coast 2–1 Adelaide
Round 19 09‐Feb‐17 Sydney FC 3–1 Wellington 10‐Feb‐17 Adelaide 0–5 Perth Glory 11‐Feb‐17 Melb City 2–2 Brisbane Roar 12‐Feb‐17 Western Sydney 0–2 Central Coast 13‐Feb‐17 Newcastle 0–0 Melb Victory
Round 20 17‐Feb‐17 Adelaide 1–0 Newcastle 18‐Feb‐17 Wellington 1–5 Melb City 18‐Feb‐17 Western Sydney 1–0 Sydney FC 18‐Feb‐17 Perth Glory 2–2 Brisbane Roar 19‐Feb‐17 Central Coast 0–3 Melb Victory
Round 21 24‐Feb‐17 Melb City 1–3 Sydney FC 25‐Feb‐17 Brisbane Roar 1–2 Wellington 25‐Feb‐17 Melb Victory 1–2 Adelaide 25‐Feb‐17 Perth Glory 2–0 Western Sydney 26‐Feb‐17 Newcastle 1–1 Central Coast
Round 22 03‐Mar‐17 Sydney FC 1–0 Melb Victory 04‐Mar‐17 Wellington 3–3 Perth Glory 04‐Mar‐17 Western Sydney 0–0 Adelaide 05‐Mar‐17 Central Coast 2–3 Melb City 05‐Mar‐17 Newcastle 1–3 Brisbane Roar
Round 23 10‐Mar‐17 Sydney FC 1–0 Central Coast 11‐Mar‐17 Melb Victory 4–1 Perth Glory 18‐Mar‐17 Melb City 4–0 Newcastle 19‐Mar‐17 Adelaide 2–1 Brisbane Roar 19‐Mar‐17 Western Sydney 3–1 Wellington
Round 24 24‐Mar‐17 Western Sydney 3–1 Melb City 25‐Mar‐17 Central Coast 2–3 Adelaide 25‐Mar‐17 Brisbane Roar 1–0 Melb Victory 26‐Mar‐17 Wellington 5–0 Newcastle 26‐Mar‐17 Perth Glory 0–3 Sydney FC
Round 25 31‐Mar‐17 Adelaide 1–1 Perth Glory 01‐Apr‐17 Newcastle 0–3 Western Sydney 01‐Apr‐17 Sydney FC 3–0 Melb City 02‐Apr‐17 Melb Victory 0–3 Wellington 02‐Apr‐17 Brisbane Roar 5–1 Central Coast
Round 26 07‐Apr‐17 Melb City 1–0 Adelaide 08‐Apr‐17 Wellington 1–1 Sydney FC 08‐Apr‐17 Western Sydney 0–0 Melb Victory 08‐Apr‐17 Perth Glory 3–1 Brisbane Roar 09‐Apr‐17 Central Coast 2–0 Newcastle
Round 27 14‐Apr‐17 Melb Victory 1–0 Central Coast 15‐Apr‐17 Sydney FC 2–0 Newcastle 15‐Apr‐17 Adelaide 2–2 Western Sydney 16‐Apr‐17 Brisbane Roar 4–3 Wellington 16‐Apr‐17 Perth Glory 5–4 Melb City
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2017 FINALS SERIES
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
Elimination Final Semi Final Melbourne City FC 0 Sydney FC 3 Perth Glory 2 Perth Glory 0 23‐Apr AAMI Park 29‐Apr Allianz Stadium Grand Final
Sydney FC 1‐4p Elimination Final Semi Final Melbourne Victory 1‐2p Brisbane Roar FC 1‐6p Melbourne Victory 1 07‐May Allianz Stadium AET Western Sydney Wanderers 1‐5p Brisbane Roar FC 0 Hyundai A‐League
2016/17 Champions: SYDNEY FC
21‐Apr Suncorp Stadium AET 30‐Apr AAMI Park
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HOME & AWAY SEASON RESULTS AWAY TEAM…………………………………………………………………………………………………… HOME TEAM (venue) AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSWADELAIDE UNITED 1–1 1–2 2–1 1–2 1–0 0–5 0–4 2–0 1–2(Coopers Stadium) 2–1 0–2 1–1 2–2 2–2 BRISBANE ROAR FC 4–0 5–1 1–0 1–1 2–3 2–1 1–1 1–2 1–1(Suncorp Stadium) 1–0 0–0 4–3 2–1 CENTRAL COAST MARINERS g 2–1 0–1 2–2 0–3 2–0 2–0 2–3 g 0–2 1–4(Central Coast Stadium) 2–3 1–2 2–3 2–0MELBOURNE CITY FC 2–1 1–1 2–1 1–2 2–1 2–3 1–3 2–1 1–0(AAMI Park) 1–0 2–2 4–0 3–3 MELBOURNE VICTORY 1–2 3–2 4–1 e 1–4 2–0 1–1 e 1–2 e 6–1 e 3–0(AAMI Park) 1–0 e 2–1 s 4–2 4–1 0–3 NEWCASTLE JETS 1–1 4–0 1–1 h 2–1 0–0 2–2 0–2 2–2 0–3(McDonald Jones Stadium) 2–1 1–3 1–1 0–2PERTH GLORY 3–1 2–2 3–3 5–4 2–1 1–2 1–4 2–0 2–2(nib Stadium) 3–1 3–2 0–3 2–1 2–0 SYDNEY FC 0–0 2–0 4–0 a 1–1 2–1 2–0 4–1 3–1 0–0(Allianz Stadium) 2–0 1–0 3–0 1–0WELLINGTON PHOENIX 0–0 0–1 w 3–0 0–1 3–0 2–0 q 3–3 0–1 m 2–2(Westpac Stadium) 1–0 1–5 5–0 1–1 y 1–3WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC 0–0 1–1 1–1 1–1 a 0–3 2–2 a 1–1 a 0–4 3–1(Spotless Stadium) 0–2 3–1 a 0–0 c 2–0 a 1–0 a=ANZ Stadium, Sydney c=Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney e=Etihad Stadium, Melbourne g=GIO Stadium, Canberra h=C.ex Coffs International Stadium, Coffs Harbour m=Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland o=ANZ Stadium, Sydney q=QBE Stadium, Auckland s=Simonds Stadium, Geelong w=Waikato Stadium, Hamilton y=Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth FINAL LADDER ALL (27 matches)…….…………………… HOME….…………….…… AWAY………………………
W D L F A GD Pts W D L F A W D L F ASydney FC 20 6 1 55 12 +43 66 10 3 0 25 4 10 3 1 30 8Melbourne Victory 15 4 8 49 31 +18 49 10 1 3 34 19 5 3 5 15 12Brisbane Roar FC 11 9 7 43 37 +6 42 7 4 2 25 14 4 5 5 18 23Melbourne City FC 11 6 10 49 44 +5 39 7 3 3 24 18 4 3 7 25 26Perth Glory 10 9 8 53 53 0 39 8 3 3 31 26 2 6 5 22 27Western Sydney Wanderers FC 8 12 7 35 35 0 36 4 7 3 15 17 4 5 4 20 18Wellington Phoenix 8 6 13 41 46 –5 30 5 4 5 22 17 3 2 8 19 29Adelaide United 6 5 16 31 52 –21 23 4 1 8 18 24 2 4 8 13 28Central Coast Mariners 5 8 14 25 46 –21 23 4 4 6 16 25 1 4 8 9 21Newcastle Jets 5 7 15 28 53 –25 22 3 6 4 16 19 2 1 11 12 34 TOP GOALSCORERS Player (club) H&A season Finals All Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 19 2 21 Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) 19 1 20 Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC) 17 – 17 Bobo (Sydney FC) 15 – 15 Brendon Santalab (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 14 – 14 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) 12 1 13 Andy Keogh (Perth Glory) 12 – 12 Roy Krishna (Wellington Phoenix) 12 – 12 Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) 12 – 12 Adam Taggart (Perth Glory) 12 – 12
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON DETAILS DISCIPLINARY RECORD – CLUBS ALL GAMES................. HOME & AWAY SEASON............. FINALS...................... Home games Away games Games YC RC YC RC YC RC Games YC RC Adelaide United 27 53 2 21 1 32 1 – – – Brisbane Roar FC 29 54 2 26 1 25 1 2 3 0 Central Coast Mariners 27 43 3 17 1 26 2 – – – Melbourne City FC 28 76 3 35 2 39 1 1 2 0 Melbourne Victory 29 62 4 22 3 33 1 2 7 0 Newcastle Jets 27 54 1 25 1 29 0 – – – Perth Glory 29 71 3 30 0 36 3 2 5 0 Sydney FC 29 69 2 27 2 36 0 2 6 0 Wellington Phoenix 27 65 3 24 1 41 2 – – – Western Sydney Wanderers FC 28 60 5 34 0 23 4 1 3 1 All 140 607 28 273 12 334 16 5 26 1 REFEREES ALL GAMES.................... HOME & AWAY SEASON FINALS SERIES.............. Games YC RC Games YC RC Games YC RC Chris Beath (QLD) 22 85 3 21 82 3 1 3 0 Shaun Evans (VIC) 17 61 5 17 61 5 – – – Jarred Gillett (QLD) 17 89 6 15 72 5 2 17 1 Peter Green (QLD) 16 61 1 15 56 1 1 5 0 Kris Griffith‐Jones (NSW) 13 57 4 12 56 4 1 1 0 Jonathan Barreiro (VIC) 10 35 1 10 35 1 – – – Kurt Ams (NSW) 9 52 0 9 52 0 – – – Adam Fielding (WA) 8 44 2 8 44 2 – – – Stephen Lucas (NSW) 8 33 3 8 33 3 – – – Alan Milliner (QLD) 8 44 2 8 44 2 – – – Daniel Elder (SA) 7 23 1 7 23 1 – – – Matthew Conger (NZ) 5 23 0 5 23 0 – – – Total 140 607 28 135 581 27 5 26 1 * Includes Grand Final YC=yellow card, RC=red card.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE 2016/17 SEASON DETAILS CROWDS HOME & AWAY SEASON Away team…………….………………………….………………………………….……………………………………… Home team AU BR CCM MC MV NJ PG SFC WP WSW Adelaide United 9 146 10 974 10 607 14 908 6 642 6 006 11 805 8 539 14 789 7 197 10 036 7 307 8 313 7 636 Brisbane Roar FC 15 605 8 113 20 198 15 805 14 470 13 428 17 322 10 723 13 110 13 576 13 095 12 098 13 058 Central Coast Mariners 5 072 7 073 11 184 7 013 8 073 5 296 11 398 5 497 11 075 5 438 6 063 5 974 7 205 Melbourne City FC 10 053 8 394 8 784 24 706 7 745 8 076 10 706 10 644 10 731 9 438 8 414 8 949 11 269 Melbourne Victory 19 035 21 103 20 491 43 188 18 267 16 017 30 262 20 113 21 480 14 827 35 426 14 081 16 814 17 011 Newcastle Jets 9 145 8 335 11 238 7 891 6 233 9 174 11 873 8 451 9 380 5 642 7 122 9 423 8 473 Perth Glory 10 011 10 762 9 501 12 261 11 271 9 202 9 119 11 209 13 290 8 834 12 903 10 097 9 210 9 789 Sydney FC 13 179 16 510 15 082 14 668 19 143 15 787 14 167 8 380 40 143 11 255 11 148 15 266 13 310 Wellington Phoenix 5 548 6 449 5 234 10 034 5 865 5 832 6 285 7 365 5 702 6 061 6 131 4 828 6 610 5 185 Western Sydney Wanderers 8 965 11 201 12 168 14 232 16 231 13 247 12 203 61 880 7 828 9 618 10 204 16 345 9 477 44 843 HOME & AWAY SEASON HOME…….…………..... AWAY…………..……..... ALL (27 matches)…... SUMMARY Average Aggregate Average Aggregate Average Aggregate Adelaide United 9 565 133 905 9 876 128 386 9 714 262 291 Brisbane Roar FC 13 892 180 601 9 757 136 603 11 748 317 204 Central Coast Mariners 7 412 96 361 10 904 152 662 9 223 249 023 Melbourne City FC 10 608 137 909 15 519 217 264 13 155 355 173 Melbourne Victory 22 008 308 115 13 419 174 442 17 872 482 557 Newcastle Jets 8 645 112 380 10 679 149 503 9 699 261 883 Perth Glory 10 533 147 459 10 250 133 247 10 397 280 706 Sydney FC 16 003 208 038 18 203 254 848 17 144 462 886 Wellington Phoenix 6 224 87 129 10 617 138 016 8 339 225 145 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 17 746 248 442 13 490 175 368 15 697 423 810 All H&A season (135 matches) 12 299 1 660 339 FINALS SERIES Week 1 Elimination Final Brisbane Roar FC v Western Sydney Wanderers (Suncorp Stadium) 17 530 Elimination Final Melbourne City FC v Perth Glory (AAMI Park) 9 944 Week 2 Semi Final Sydney FC v Perth Glory (Allianz Stadium) 21 938 Semi Final Melbourne Victory v Brisbane Roar FC (AAMI Park) 20 202 Week 3 Grand Final Sydney FC v Melbourne Victory (Allianz Stadium) 41 546 All finals (five matches, average 22 232) 111 160
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – ALL‐TIME LADDER AND MATCH RECORDS ALL‐TIME LADDER REGULAR SEASON................................................ FINALS SERIES........................ – BY MATCH TYPE P W D L F A Pts P W D L F A Brisbane Roar FC 276 123 68 85 420 328 437 19 11 3 5 33 24 Melbourne Victory 276 120 74 82 448 366 434 17 10 3 4 31 12 Adelaide United 276 117 67 92 403 346 418 19 5 3 11 20 34 Sydney FC 276 109 74 93 401 368 401 15 5 4 6 22 24 Central Coast Mariners 276 105 73 98 384 373 388 20 7 4 9 19 23 Perth Glory 276 95 64 117 374 405 349 7 2 2 3 10 10 Newcastle Jets 276 88 67 121 320 413 331 11 4 3 4 12 13 Wellington Phoenix 234 81 50 103 304 359 293 7 2 1 4 11 14 Melbourne City FC 165 53 45 67 233 243 204 5 2 0 3 5 10 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 108 47 24 37 148 127 165 6 3 0 3 11 11 Gold Coast United 84 29 24 31 109 109 111 4 2 1 1 4 3 North Queensland Fury 57 12 15 30 57 106 51 – – – – – – New Zealand Knights 42 6 7 29 28 86 25 – – – – – – ALL‐TIME LADDER HOME............................... AWAY............................... ALL........................................ – HOME AND AWAY P W D L F A P W D L F A P W D L F A Brisbane Roar FC 147 75 30 42 244 160 148 59 41 48 209 192 295 134 71 90 453 352 Melbourne Victory 149 81 41 27 274 157 144 49 36 59 205 221 293 130 77 86 479 378 Adelaide United 151 75 36 40 258 176 144 47 34 63 165 204 295 122 70 103 423 380 Sydney FC 146 69 36 41 227 178 145 45 42 58 196 214 291 114 78 99 423 392 Central Coast Mariners 147 67 35 45 222 180 149 45 42 62 181 216 296 112 77 107 403 396 Perth Glory 139 64 35 40 227 173 144 33 31 80 157 242 283 97 66 120 384 415 Newcastle Jets 142 55 33 54 186 193 145 37 37 71 146 233 287 92 70 125 332 426 Wellington Phoenix 121 53 32 36 190 147 120 30 19 71 125 226 241 83 51 107 315 373 Melbourne City FC 84 37 23 24 133 102 86 18 22 46 105 151 170 55 45 70 238 253 Western Sydney Wanderers 58 28 14 16 85 67 56 22 10 24 75 71 114 50 24 40 159 138 Gold Coast United 43 20 13 10 65 34 45 11 12 22 48 78 88 31 25 32 113 112 North Queensland Fury 28 9 6 13 30 43 29 3 9 17 27 63 57 12 15 30 57 106 New Zealand Knights 21 4 4 13 19 38 21 2 3 16 9 48 42 6 7 29 28 86 TOTAL 1376 637 338 401 2159 1648 1376 401 338 637 1648 2159
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE –MATCH RECORDS
BIGGEST WINNING/LOSING MARGINS 7 goals Adelaide United 8–1 North Queensland Fury (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers Stadium
Adelaide United 7–0 Newcastle Jets (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers Stadium 6 goals Melbourne Victory 6–0 Adelaide United (18‐Feb‐07) Etihad Stadium
Wellington Phoenix 6–0 Gold Coast United (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac Stadium Brisbane Roar FC 7–1 Adelaide United (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp Stadium Sydney FC 7–1 Wellington Phoenix (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz Stadium
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 9 goals Central Coast Mariners 4–5 Sydney FC (22‐Dec‐07) Central Coast Stadium
Adelaide United 8–1 North Queensland Fury (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers Stadium Central Coast Mariners 7–2 v Sydney FC (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast Stadium Perth Glory 6–3 v Brisbane Roar FC (20‐Feb‐16) nib Stadium Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5–4 Brisbane Roar FC AET (24‐Apr‐16) Parramatta Stadium
MOST GOALS BY A TEAM 8 goals Adelaide United W8‐1 v North Queensland Fury (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers Stadium 7 goals Brisbane Roar FC W7‐1 v Adelaide United (28‐Oct‐11) Suncorp Stadium
Central Coast Mariners W7‐2 v Sydney FC (03‐Nov‐12) Central Coast Stadium Sydney FC W7‐1 v Wellington Phoenix (19‐Jan‐13) Allianz Stadium
Adelaide United W7‐0 v Newcastle Jets (24‐Jan‐15) Coopers Stadium
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – MATCH RECORDS LONGEST STREAKS – ALL GAMES Winning 10 games Western Sydney Wanderers FC (13‐Jan‐13 to 16‐Mar‐13) Undefeated 36 games Brisbane Roar FC (18‐Sep‐10 to 26‐Nov‐11) Drawing 6 games Wellington Phoenix (04‐Sep‐09 to 17‐Oct‐09) Winless 19 games NZ Knights (22‐Sep‐05 to 27‐Aug‐06), Melb City (03‐Mar‐13 to 10‐Jan‐14) Losing 11 games New Zealand Knights (18‐Sep‐05 to 26‐Nov‐05) No goals conceded 5 games several occurrences No goals scored 6 games NZ Knights (10‐Sep‐06 to 14‐Oct‐06), Newcastle (04‐Dec‐15 to 09‐Jan‐16) No goals conceded – minutes 547 mins Sydney FC (19‐Nov‐06 to 07‐Jan‐07) No goals scored – minutes 608 mins New Zealand Knights (02‐Sep‐06 to 22‐Oct‐06)
LONGEST STREAKS – HOME GAMES Winning 8 home games Melbourne Victory (21‐Nov‐08 to 28‐Feb‐09)
Perth Glory (30‐Mar‐14 to 20‐Dec‐14) Undefeated 23 home games Brisbane Roar FC (30‐Jan‐10 to 26‐Nov‐11) Winless 11 home games New Zealand Knights (02‐Sep‐05 to 27‐Aug‐06) Losing 7 home games New Zealand Knights (02‐Sep‐05 to 26‐Nov‐05) No goals conceded 5 home games Melbourne Victory (06‐Jan‐09 to 28‐Feb‐09) No goals scored 5 home games Gold Coast United (07‐Feb‐10 to 19‐Sep‐10) LONGEST STREAKS – AWAY GAMES Winning 8 away games Melbourne Victory (10‐Sep‐06 to 31‐Dec‐06)
Sydney FC (24‐Jan‐15 to 26‐Apr‐15) Undefeated 16 away games Brisbane Roar FC (03‐Oct‐10 to 19‐Nov‐11) Winless 22 away games Melbourne City FC (21‐Oct‐12 to 25‐Jan‐14)
Central Coast Mariner (26‐Apr‐14 to 23‐Jan‐16) Losing 9 away games New Zealand Knights (08‐Jan‐06 to 26‐Nov‐06)
Melbourne City FC (14‐Dec‐12 to 30‐Mar‐13) No goals conceded 3 away games several occurrences No goals scored 7 away games Perth Glory (09‐Nov‐06 to 23‐Sep‐07)
FASTEST GOAL HAULS/LEAKAGES 3 goals 5 minutes several occurrences 4 goals 8 minutes Brisbane Roar FC, W7–1 v Adelaide United (28‐Oct‐11) 21'–29' 5 goals 15 minutes Brisbane Roar FC, W7–1 v Adelaide United (28‐Oct‐11) 21'–36'
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – appearances MOST APPEARANCES 278 Danny Vukovic Central Coast Mariners (104) 2005/06–2009/10, Wellington Phoenix (17) 2010/11, Perth
Glory (106) 2011/12–2014/15, Melbourne Victory (23) 2015/16, Sydney FC (28) 2016/17 268 Andrew Durante Newcastle Jets (40) 2006/07–2007/08, Wellington Phoenix (228) 2008/09–2016/17 253 Eugene Galekovic Melbourne Victory (15) 2005/06–2006/07, Adelaide United (238) 2007/08–2016/17 243 Tarek Elrich Newcastle Jets (134) 2005/06–2011/12, Western Sydney Wanderers FC (11) 2012/13,
Adelaide United (98) 2013/14–2016/17 237 Leigh Broxham Melbourne Victory (237) 2006/07–2016/17 236 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley Sydney FC (14) 2006/07, Perth Glory (37) 2007/08–2008/09, Newcastle Jets (81)
2009/10–2011/12, Western Sydney Wanderers FC (104) 2012/13–2015/16 228 John Hutchinson Central Coast Mariners (228) 2005/06–2014/15 226 Michael Theo Melbourne Victory (71) 2005/06–2008/09, Brisbane Roar (155) 2010/11–2016/17 225 Mark Bridge Newcastle Jets (50) 2005/06–2007/08, Sydney FC (80) 2008/09–2011/12,
Western Sydney Wanderers FC (95) 2012/13–2015/16 224 Archie Thompson Melbourne Victory (224) 2005/06–2015/16 224 Liam Reddy Newcastle Jets (23) 2005/06, Brisbane Roar (66) 2006/07–2009/10, Wellington
Phoenix (12) 2009/10, Sydney FC (37) 2010/11–2011/12, Central Coast Mariners (52) 2013/14–2015/16, Western Sydney Wanderers (6) 2015/16, Perth Glory (28) 2016/17
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 15y 212d Teeboy Kamara Adelaide United (L0‐3 v Gold Coast) 16‐Dec‐11 15y 361d Daniel De Silva Perth Glory (W2‐1 v Sydney) 02‐Mar‐13 16y 059d Alusine Fofanah Western Sydney Wanderers FC (L0‐1 v Adelaide) 19‐Jan‐14 16y 138d Daniel Alessi Western Sydney Wanderers FC (W1‐0 v Sydney) 11‐Jan‐14 16y 180d James Virgili Newcastle Jets (L0‐3 v Wellington) 04‐Jan‐09
OLDEST PLAYERS 40y 320d Romario Adelaide United (W3‐2 v Newcastle) 15‐Dec‐06 40y 309d Ante Covic Perth Glory (W2‐1 v Melb City) 17‐Apr‐16 40y 285d Thomas Sorensen Melbourne City FC (L1‐3 v Western Sydney) 24‐Mar‐17 39y 160d Alessandro Del Piero Sydney FC (L1‐2 v Melb Victory) 18‐Apr‐14 38y 280d Kazuyoshi Miura Sydney FC (W2‐1 v Melb Victory) 03‐Dec‐05 YOUNGEST PLAYERS TO REACH 50 GAMES 19y 303d Ben Kantarovski (Newcastle) 19‐Nov‐11 19y 338d Mathew Ryan (Central Coast) 11‐Mar‐12 19y 35sd Liam Rose (Central Coast) 25‐Mar‐17 20y 122d Bernie Ibini (Central Coast) 12‐Jan‐13 20y 143d Terry Antonis (Sydney) 18‐Apr‐14
YOUNGEST PLAYERS TO REACH 150 GAMES 25y 254d Sebastian Ryall (Sydney) 29‐Mar‐15 25y 303d Mitch Nichols (Perth) 28‐Feb‐15 26y 061d Leigh Broxham (Melb Victory) 15‐Mar‐14 26y 166d Scott Jamieson (Perth) 28‐Mar‐15 26y 205d Osama Malik (Melb City) 23‐Mar‐17
YOUNGEST PLAYERS TO REACH 100 GAMES 22y 204d Bernie Ibini (Sydney) 04‐Apr‐15 23y 025d Ben Kantarovski (Newcastle) 14‐Feb‐15 23y 094d Dimitri Petratos (Brisbane) 12‐Feb‐16 23y 145d Joshua Risdon (Perth) 19‐Dec‐15 23y 159d Mitch Nichols (Brisbane) 07‐Oct‐12
YOUNGEST PLAYERS TO REACH 200 GAMES 27y 287d Mitch Nichols (Wstn Sydney) 12‐Feb‐17 28y 024d Leigh Broxham (Melb Victory) 06‐Feb‐16 28y 308d Tarek Elrich (Adelaide) 05‐Nov‐15 28y 332d Danny Vukovic (Perth) 22‐Feb‐14 29y 162d Mark Bridge (Wstn Sydney) 18‐Apr‐15
OTHER PLAYER APPEARANCE RECORDS Most championships 5 Michael Theo (2006/07, 2008/09 Melbourne Victory; 2010/11, 2011/12,
2013/14 Brisbane Roar FC) Most consecutive matches 98 Alex Wilkinson (04‐Nov‐07 to 13‐Mar‐11, Central Coast Mariners) Most clubs played for 7 Liam Reddy (Newcastle Jets, Brisbane Roar, Wellington Phoenix, Sydney FC,
Central Coast Mariners, Western Sydney Wanderers FC, Perth Glory) Most substitute appearances 81 Labinot Haliti (Newcaste Jets (39) 2005/06 to 2011/12, 2015/16–2016/17;
Western Sydney Wanderers FC (35) 2012/13 to 2014/15) Number of players 950 (=number of players with at least one Hyundai A‐League appearance)
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – goalscorers MOST GOALS 102 Besart Berisha Brisbane Roar FC (48) 2011/12–2013/14, Melbourne Victory (54) 2014/15–2016/17 92 Shane Smeltz Wellington Phoenix (24) 2007/08–2008/09, 2016/17, Gold Coast United (28) 2009/10–
2010/11, Perth Glory (28) 2011/12–2013/14, Sydney FC (12) 2014/15–2015/16 90 Archie Thompson Melbourne Victory (90) 2005/06–2015/16 63 Alex Brosque Brisbane Roar FC (8) 2005/06, Sydney FC (55) 2006/07–2016/17 58 Mark Bridge Newcastle Jets (13) 2005/06–2007/08, Sydney FC (17) 2008/09–2011/12,
Western Sydney Wanderers FC (28) 2012/13–2015/16
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 25 Bruno Fornaroli Melbourne City FC 2015/16 21 Besart Berisha Brisbane Roar FC 2011/12 21 Besart Berisha Melbourne Victory 2016/17 20 Jamie Maclaren Brisbane Roar FC 2015/16 20 Jamie Maclaren Brisbane Roar FC 2016/17
YOUNGEST SCORERS 17y 018d Tommy Oar Brisbane Roar FC (W3‐2 v Wellington Phoenix) 28‐Dec‐08 17y 157d Mitch Cooper Gold Coast United (D3‐3 v Central Coast Mariners) 22‐Feb‐12 17y 248d Adam Taggart Perth Glory (L1‐2 v Gold Coast United) 06‐Feb‐11 17y 260d Daniel De Silva Perth Glory (W2‐1 v Wellington Phoenix) 21‐Nov‐14 17y 294d Mustafa Amini Central Coast Mariners (W3‐1 v Gold Coast) 09‐Feb‐11
OLDEST SCORERS 40y 320d Romario Adelaide United (W3‐2 v Newcastle Jets) 15‐Dec‐06 39y 148d Alessandro Del Piero Sydney FC (W4‐1 v Wellington Phoenix) 06‐Apr‐14 38y 274d Kazuyoshi Miura Sydney FC (L2‐3 v Adelaide United) 27‐Nov‐05 38y 094d Patrick Zwaanswijk Central Coast Mariners (W2‐0 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 21‐Apr‐13 37y 282d Luis Garcia Central Coast Mariners (L1‐4 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 01‐Apr‐16 HIGHEST CAREER GOALS PER GAME RATIOS Ratio Player Goals Games Club/s Season/s 0.86 Bruno Fornaroli 25 29 Melbourne City FC 2015/16 0.67 Marc Janko 16 24 Sydney FC 2014/15 0.62 Besart Berisha 81 130 Brisbane Roar FC, Melbourne Victory 2011/12–2015/16 0.52 Andy Keogh 22 42 Perth Glory 2014/15–2015/16 At least 20 games played SCORED IN MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES Scored in 8 consecutive games Andy Keogh Perth Glory 13‐Feb‐16 to 03‐Apr‐16 Scored in 7 consecutive games Marc Janko Sydney FC 24‐Jan‐15 to 15‐Mar‐15 Scored in 6 consecutive games Besart Berisha Brisbane Roar FC 14‐Jan‐12 to 25‐Feb‐12 MOST GOALS IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES Most goals in TWO consecutive games played 7 goals in 2 games Shane Smeltz Perth Glory 24‐Mar‐12 to 01‐Apr‐12 Most goals in THREE consecutive games played 7 goals in 3 games Shane Smeltz Perth Glory 24‐Mar‐12 to 01‐Apr‐12 Most goals in FOUR consecutive games played 8 goals in 4 games Shane Smeltz Perth Glory 24‐Mar‐12 to 14‐Apr‐12 Marc Janko Sydney FC 21‐Feb‐15 to 15‐Mar‐15 Most goals in FIVE consecutive games played 9 goals in 5 games Marc Janko Sydney FC 14‐Feb‐15 to 15‐Mar‐15
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – goalscorers ALL HAT‐TRICKS 5 goals Archie Thompson Melbourne Victory (W6‐0 v Adelaide United) 18‐Feb‐07 4 goals Shane Smeltz Gold Coast United (W5‐0 v North Queensland Fury) 15‐Aug‐09
Besart Berisha Brisbane Roar FC (W7‐1 v Adelaide United) 28‐Oct‐11 Shane Smeltz Perth Glory (W4‐2 v Melbourne Victory) 24‐Mar‐12 Alessandro Del Piero Sydney FC (W7‐1 v Wellington Phoenix) 19‐Jan‐13 Blake Powell Wellington Phoenix (W5‐2 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 14/02/16
3 goals Ante Milicic Newcastle Jets (W4‐2 v New Zealand Knights) 04‐Nov‐05 Sasho Petrovski Sydney FC (W5‐1 v Central Coast Mariners) 05‐Nov‐05 Damian Mori Perth Glory (W4‐2 v Adelaide United) 06‐Nov‐05 Jamie Harnwell Perth Glory (W4‐1 v New Zealand Knights) 26‐Nov‐06 Nathan Burns Adelaide United (W3‐1 v Central Coast Mariners) 21‐Jan‐07 Billy Celeski Perth Glory (W4‐2 v Sydney FC) 15‐Dec‐07 Matt Thompson Newcastle Jets (W4‐2 v Melbourne Victory) 19‐Dec‐08 Sergio Van Dijk Brisbane Roar FC (W3‐1 v Sydney FC) 17‐Jan‐09 Shane Smeltz Gold Coast United (W5‐1 v Brisbane Roar FC) 26‐Dec‐09 Robbie Kruse Melbourne Victory (W6‐2 v Perth Glory) 16‐Jan‐10 Robbie Fowler Perth Glory (W3‐1 v Melbourne Victory) 14‐Nov‐10 Marcos Flores Adelaide United (W8‐1 v North Queensland Fury) 21‐Jan‐11 Sergio Van Dijk Adelaide United (W8‐1 v North Queensland Fury) 21‐Jan‐11 Bruce Djite Gold Coast United (W5‐1 v Newcastle Jets) 22‐Jan‐11 Shane Smeltz Perth Glory (W3‐0 v Melbourne City FC) 01‐Apr‐12 Daniel McBreen Central Coast Mariners (W7‐2 v Sydney FC) 03‐Nov‐12 Mark Bridge Western Sydney Wanderers FC (W6‐1 v Adelaide United) 21‐Dec‐12 Michael McGlinchey Central Coast Mariners (W6‐2 v Melbourne Victory) 23‐Feb‐13 Adam Taggart Newcastle Jets (W3‐1 v Melbourne City FC) 24‐Nov‐13 Dimitrios Petratos Brisbane Roar FC (W5‐2 v Sydney FC) 26‐Dec‐13 David Williams Melbourne City FC (W5‐0 v Wellington Phoenix) 16‐Feb‐14 Sergio Cirio Adelaide United (L3‐4 v Melbourne Victory) 22‐Feb‐14 Andy Keogh Perth Glory (W3‐2 v Brisbane Roar FC) 18‐Oct‐14 Besart Berisha Melbourne Victory (W5‐2 v Melbourne City FC) 24‐Oct‐14 Henrique Brisbane Roar FC (W4‐0 v Newcastle Jets) 13‐Nov‐14 Nathan Burns Wellington Phoenix (W5‐1 v Melbourne City FC) 29‐Nov‐14 Archie Thompson Melbourne Victory (D3‐3 v Sydney FC) 12‐Dec‐14 Robert Koren Melbourne City FC (W5‐2 v Newcastle Jets) 29‐Dec‐14 Marc Janko Sydney FC (W5‐4 v Brisbane Roar FC) 14‐Mar‐15 Steven Lustica Brisbane Roar FC (W6‐1 v Central Coast Mariners) 01‐Apr‐15 Jamie Maclaren Perth Glory (W3‐1 v Melbourne City FC) 18‐Apr‐15 Bruno Fornaroli Melbourne City FC (W3‐0 v Sydney FC) 05‐Mar‐16 Jamie Maclaren Brisbane Roar FC (W5‐0 v Melbourne Victory) 12‐Mar‐16 Romeo Castelen Western Sydney Wanderers FC (W5‐4 v Brisbane Roar FC) 24‐Apr‐16 Andy Keogh Perth Glory (W3‐2 v Melbourne City) 21‐Oct‐16 Besart Berisha Melbourne Victory (W6‐1 v Wellington Phoenix) 31‐Oct‐16 Besart Berisha Melbourne Victory (W3‐0 v Western Sydney Wanderers) 10‐Dec‐16 Brendon Santalab Western Sydney Wanderers (W3‐1 v Melbourne City) 24‐Mar‐17 Jamie Maclaren Brisbane Roar (W5‐1 v Central Coast Mariners) 02‐Apr‐17
HAT–TRICK RECORDS Most 4 Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast 2, Perth Glory 2) 2009/10–2012/13
Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar 1, Melbourne Victory 3) 2011/12–2016/17 Fastest 6 mins Besart Berisha (23’ 26’ 29’), for Brisbane Roar FC (W7‐1 v Adelaide) 28‐Oct‐11 Fastest from start of game 29 mins Besart Berisha, for Brisbane Roar FC (W7‐1 v Adelaide) 28‐Oct‐11 Youngest 18y 259d Nathan Burns, for Adelaide United (W3‐1 v Central Coast) 21‐Jan‐07
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – goalkeepers
MOST GOALKEEPER CLEAN SHEETS 85 Danny Vukovic Central Coast Mariners (32) 2005/06–2009/10, Wellington Phoenix (6) 2010/11, Perth
Glory (25) 2011/12–2014/15, Melbourne Victory (6) 2015/16, Sydney FC (16) 2016/17 72 Eugene Galekovic Melbourne Victory (5) 2005/06–2006/07, Adelaide United (67) 2007/08–2016/17 68 Michael Theo Melbourne Victory (27) 2005/06–2008/09, Brisbane Roar FC (41) 2010/11–2016/17 59 Liam Reddy Newcastle Jets (8) 2005/06, Brisbane Roar (19) 2006/07–2009/10, Wellington Phoenix (5)
2009/10, Sydney FC (6) 2010/11–2011/12, Central Coast Mariners (15) 2013/14–2014/15, Western Sydney Wanderers (2) 2015/16, Perth Glory (4) 2016/17
52 Clint Bolton Sydney FC (36) 2005/06–2009/10, Melbourne City FC (16) 2010/11–2012/13
SENDINGS–OFF RECORDS Most send‐offs* 9 Nigel Boogaard (Central Coast 2, Adelaide 4, Newcastle 3) 2005/06–2015/16 Most send–offs in a season* 3 Besart Berisha (Brisbane) 2013/14, Nigel Boogaard (Newcastle) 2015/16 Age of youngest player sent off 17y 256d Tommy Oar, for Brisbane Strikers (v Wellington) 23‐Aug‐09 Sent–off in consecutive appearances* Matt McKay (Brisbane Roar FC) 18‐Sep‐05 and 01‐Oct‐05
Tony Vidmar (Central Coast Mariners) 16‐Sep‐11 and 30‐Sep‐07 Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory) 09‐Jan‐11 and 22‐Jan‐11 Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 14‐Mar‐14 and 28‐Mar‐14 Anthony Caceres (Melbourne City FC) 29‐Jan‐16 to 13‐Feb‐16 Daniel Mullen (Newcastle Jets) 07‐Mar‐16 to 20‐Mar‐16
Rescinded red cards Liam Reddy, for Sydney FC (v Central Coast Mariners) 28‐Oct‐10 Nick Ward, for Wellington Phoenix (v Newcastle Jets) 16‐Oct‐11 Thomas Broich, for Brisbane Roar FC (v Newcastle Jets) 01‐Dec‐12 Nigel Boogaard, for Newcastle Jets (v Perth Glory) 26‐Mar‐16
* excludes rescinded red cards
HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – COACH RECORDS MOST GAMES COACHED 241 Ernie Merrick Melb Victory (151) 2005/06–2010/11, Wellington (90) 2013/14–2016/17 W100‐D52‐L89 182 Graham Arnold Central Coast (97) 2010/11–2013/14, Sydney (85) 2014/15–2016/17 W95‐D51‐L36 159 Ricki Herbert NZ Knights (5) 2006/07, Wellington (154) 2007/08–2012/13 W56‐D37‐L66 144 John Van't Schip Melbourne City FC (144) 2010/11–2016/17 W52‐D43‐L49 142 Tony Popovic Western Sydney (142) 2012/13–2016/17 W58‐D37‐L47 129 Gary Van Egmond Newcastle (129) 2006/07–2013/14 W46‐D33‐L50 120 Lawrie McKinna Central Coast 2005/06–2009/10 W41‐D35‐L44 118 John Kosmina Adelaide (83) 2005/06–2012/13, Sydney FC (35) 2007/08–2008/09 W49‐D29‐L40 114 Miron Bleiberg Brisbane (33) 2005/06–2006/07, Gold Coast (81) 2009/10–2011/12 W41‐D33‐L40 113 Frank Farina Brisbane (67) 2006/07–2009/10, Sydney FC (46) 2012/13–2013/14 W47‐D25‐L41
MOST CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 Ernie Merrick Melbourne Victory 2006/07, 2008/09
Ange Postecoglou Brisbane Roar FC 2010/11, 2011/12 Graham Arnold Central Coast Mariners 2012/13, Sydney FC 2016/17
MOST COACH OF THE YEAR TITLES 2 Ernie Merrick Melbourne Victory 2006/07, 2009/10
Graham Arnold Central Coast Mariners 2011/12, Sydney FC 2016/17
BEST WIN/LOSS RECORDS 2.64 Graham Arnold 95 wins / 36 losses (51 draws) 182 games Central Coast 10/11–13/14, Sydney 14/15–16/17 2.40 Pierre Littbarski 12 wins / 5 losses (7 draws) 24 games Sydney FC 05/06 2.24 Ange Postecoglou 56 wins / 25 losses (30 draws) 111 games Brisbane 09/10–11/12, Melb Victory 12/13–13/14 1.77 Kevin Muscat 55 wins / 31 losses (27 draws) 113 games Melbourne Victory 11/12–16/17 1.50 Terry Butcher 9 wins / 6 losses (8 draws) 23 games Sydney FC 06/07 At least 20 games coached
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – GOALS ANALYSIS SCORELINE ANALYSIS.......... Score # % 1–0 265 17.5 2–1 258 17.0 1–1 180 11.9 2–0 180 11.9 0–0 96 6.3 3–1 96 6.3 3–2 86 5.7 3–0 84 5.5 2–2 74 4.9 4–0 42 2.6 4–1 40 2.6 4–2 26 1.7 3–3 26 1.7 5–0 16 1.1 5–1 14 0.9 5–2 8 0.5 4–3 6 0.4 6–1 5 0.3 5–4 4 0.3 6–0 2 0.1 6–2 2 0.1 7–1 2 0.1 6–3 1 0.1 7–0 1 0.1 7–2 1 0.1 8–1 1 0.1 TOTAL 1516 100.0
GOALS PER GAME.......... MARGINS...................... Goals # % Margin # % 0 96 6.3 0 376 24.8 1 258 17.0 1 619 40.8 2 360 23.7 2 302 19.9 3 349 23.0 3 133 8.8 4 212 14.0 4 58 3.8 5 142 9.4 5 22 1.5 6 68 4.5 6 4 0.3 7 20 1.3 7 2 0.1 8 4 0.3 TOTAL 1516 100.0 9 7 0.5 TOTAL 1516 100.0
HOME/AWAY TEAM GOALS.................................................................. Home Away team goals.................................................................. team gls 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 All (%) 0 96 108 69 30 9 4 – 316 (20.8) 1 150 180 109 36 15 7 1 498 (32.8) 2 111 156 74 32 11 5 – 389 (25.7) 3 54 60 54 26 3 – – 197 (13.0) 4 33 25 15 3 – 1 – 77 (5.1) 5 12 7 3 – 3 – – 25 (1.6) 6 2 4 2 1 – – – 9 (0.6) 7 1 2 1 – – – – 4 (0.3) 8 – 1 – – – – – 1 (0.1) All 459 543 327 128 41 17 1 1516 (100.0) (%) (30.3) (35.8) (21.6) (8.4) (2.7) (1.1) (0.1) (100.0)
GOALS BY SEASON................................................................ 2005/06 244 goals / 90 games 2.71 goals per game 2006/07 234 goals / 90 games 2.60 goals per game 2007/08 233 goals / 90 games 2.59 goals per game 2008/09 262 goals / 90 games 2.91 goals per game 2009/10 369 goals / 142 games 2.60 goals per game 2010/11 452 goals / 172 games 2.63 goals per game 2011/12 390 goals / 142 games 2.75 goals per game 2012/13 381 goals / 140 games 2.72 goals per game 2013/14 381 goals / 140 games 2.72 goals per game 2014/15 417 goals / 140 games 2.98 goals per game 2015/16 444 goals / 140 games 3.17 goals per game 2016/17 419 goals / 140 games 2.99 goals per game ALL 4226 goals / 1516 games 2.79 goals per game
HOME/AWAY............................ HOME 2390 goals 56.6% AWAY 1836 goals 43.4% TOTAL 4226 goals 100.0%
BY HALF..................................... 1st half 1856 goals 43.9% 2nd half 2355 goals 55.7% Extra time 15 goals 0.4% TOTAL 4226 goals 100.0%
GOAL TYPE................................. Penalties 381 goals 9.0% Own goals 126 goals 3.0% Other 3719 goals 88.0% TOTAL 4226 goals 100.0%
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – NATIONALITY ANALYSIS PLAYERS BY NATIONALITY 2005/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 Combined Australian 134 139 153 163 184 195 180 187 182 195 185 178 597 Albanian 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 American 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 Argentinian 0 0 1 1 1 3 1 5 4 4 1 4 12 Austrian 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Bahraini 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Barbadian 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 Belgian 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 Brazilian 2 8 13 10 13 9 12 7 5 4 4 3 41 Canadian 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Chilean 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Chinese 2 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 Colombian 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Costa Rican 0 0 1 2 3 3 2 0 3 2 1 0 6 Croatian 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 1 1 1 2 7 Danish 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 5 Dutch 1 2 1 3 4 7 9 7 5 5 4 2 26 Ecuadorian 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 English 9 5 3 1 8 10 4 3 3 1 2 3 29 Eritrian 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Fijian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 Finnish 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 French 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 5 4 7 German 1 2 1 1 0 3 1 2 2 3 2 2 8 Ghanaian 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Greek 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Hungarian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 Iraqi 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 Irish 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 3 2 2 9 Italian 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 3 1 2 2 8 Ivory Coast 0 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 3 Japanese 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 2 2 0 1 10 Korean 2 1 2 2 3 3 1 1 1 2 1 2 11 Liberian 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 Lithuanian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Macedonian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Maltese 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Mauritian 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Netherlands Antilles 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 New Zealander 9 13 10 10 10 13 9 17 16 13 13 13 48 Nigerian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Northern Irish 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 3 Panamanian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 Portugese 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 Romanian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Scottish 2 4 2 3 7 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 12 Senegalese 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 Serbian 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 5 5 4 11 Singaporean 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Slovak 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 Slovenian 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 3 Solomon Islander 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Spanish 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 7 12 9 20 Swiss 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 Thai 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Togolese 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Trinidad & Tobago 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Ugandan 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Ukranian 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Uruguayan 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 5 Welsh 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Zambian 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 175 191 192 202 251 266 242 258 252 267 252 246 950 Includes players who made at least one appearance each season. Players' nationality (for all seasons) based on main nationality when player played first match.
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HYUNDAI A‐LEAGUE – VENUES ALL GAMES City Games First game Suncorp Stadium Brisbane 158 28‐08‐05 Brisbane Roar FC 2–0 New Zealand Knights Coopers Stadium Adelaide 157 02‐09‐05 Adelaide United 0–0 Brisbane Roar FC Allianz Stadium Sydney 156 28‐08‐05 Sydney FC 1–1 Melbourne Victory AAMI Park Melbourne 156 05‐08‐10 Melbourne City FC 0–1 Central Coast Mariners McDonald Jones Stadium Newcastle 152 26‐08‐05 Newcastle Jets 0–1 Adelaide United nib Stadium Perth 151 26‐08‐05 Perth Glory 0–1 Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Stadium Gosford 151 04‐09‐05 Central Coast Mariners 1–1 Newcastle Jets Westpac Stadium Wellington (NZ) 115 26‐08‐07 Wellington Phoenix 2–2 Melbourne Victory Etihad Stadium Melbourne 87 02‐09‐06 Melbourne Victory 3–2 Sydney FC Parramatta Stadium Sydney 57 07‐02‐10 Sydney FC 3–2 Perth Glory Cbus Super Stadium Gold Coast 46 15‐08‐09 Gold Coast United 5–0 North Queensland Fury Willows Sports Complex Townsville 27 08‐08‐09 North Queensland Fury 2–3 Sydney FC QBE Stadium Auckland (NZ) 23 02‐09‐05 New Zealand Knights 1–3 Sydney FC Olympic Park Melbourne 13 04‐09‐05 Melbourne Victory 2–2 Perth Glory Adelaide Oval Adelaide 8 28‐12‐07 Adelaide United 1–3 Sydney FC ANZ Stadium Sydney 8 28‐10‐12 Sydney FC 2–1 Perth Glory Spotless Stadium Sydney 8 23‐10‐16 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2–2 Newcastle Jets GIO Stadium Canberra 4 04‐09‐09 Central Coast Mariners 2–1 Perth Glory Eden Park Auckland (NZ) 4 19‐11‐11 Wellington Phoenix 1–1 Adelaide United Campbelltown Stadium Sydney 3 18‐01‐12 Sydney FC 1–1 Perth Glory Simonds Stadium Geelong 3 02‐01‐15 Melbourne Victory 1–2 Perth Glory Hutt Recreation Ground Wellington (NZ) 3 14‐02‐15 Wellington Phoenix 0–0 Melbourne City FC Lancaster Park Christchurch (NZ) 2 30‐01‐10 Wellington Phoenix 1–0 Adelaide United Forsyth Barr Stadium Dunedin (NZ) 2 14‐12‐11 Wellington Phoenix 2–0 Brisbane Roar FC Aurora Stadium Launceston 2 01‐02‐12 Melbourne Victory 1–1 Gold Coast United Patersons Stadium Perth 2 07‐10‐12 Perth Glory 1–0 Brisbane Roar FC AMI Stadium Christchurch (NZ) 2 09‐11‐13 Wellington Phoenix 1–1 Perth Glory North Sydney Oval Sydney 2 19‐12‐13 Central Coast Mariners 1–0 Wellington Phoenix FMG Stadium Palmerston North (NZ) 1 12‐12‐09 Wellington Phoenix 0–1 Sydney FC Port Macquarie Stadium Port Macquarie 1 31‐10‐10 Newcastle Jets 0–2 Melbourne City FC La Trobe City Stadium Morwell 1 04‐12‐11 Melbourne City FC 1–0 Wellington Phoenix Jubilee Oval Sydney 1 04‐12‐11 Sydney FC 2–0 Brisbane Roar Carrington Park Bathurst 1 25‐01‐12 Newcastle Jets 1–1 Adelaide United McLean Park Napier (NZ) 1 27‐10‐13 Wellington Phoenix 0–0 Newcastle Jets Lavington Sports Ground Albury 1 09‐02‐14 Melbourne City FC 2–1 Perth Glory WIN Stadium Wollongong 1 03‐01‐15 Sydney FC 0–0 Newcastle Jets Pepper Stadium Sydney 1 08‐02‐15 W.Sydney Wanderers FC 2–0 Wellington Phoenix Cazaly's Stadium Cairns 1 12‐12‐15 Brisbane Roar FC 2–1 Wellington Phoenix Waikato Stadium (NZ) 1 10‐12‐16 Wellington Phoenix 1–3 Central Coast Mariners Mt Smart Stadium (NZ) 1 17‐12‐16 Wellington Phoenix 1–3 Western Sydney Wanderers C.ex Coffs International Coffs Harbour 1 27‐01‐17 Newcastle Jets 2–1 Melbourne City FC Yarro Stadium (NZ) 1 04‐02‐17 Wellington Phoenix 1–3 Western Sydney Wanderers FINALS SERIES City Games First game Allianz Stadium**** Sydney 11 19‐02‐06 Sydney FC 2–1 Adelaide United Coopers Stadium Adelaide 10 12‐02‐06 Adelaide United 2–2 Sydney FC Suncorp Stadium*** Brisbane 10 08‐02‐08 Brisbane Roar FC 2–0 Sydney FC Central Coast Stadium Gosford 9 17‐02‐06 Central Coast Mariners 1–1 Newcastle Jets Etihad Stadium*** Melbourne 9 04‐02‐07 Melbourne Victory 2–1 Adelaide United McDonald Jones Stadium Newcastle 4 10‐02‐06 Newcastle Jets 0–1 Central Coast Mariners Westpac Stadium Wellington (NZ) 4 21‐02‐10 Wellington Phoenix 1–1 Perth Glory AAMI Park* Melbourne 4 17‐05‐15 Melbourne Victory 3–0 Sydney FC Parramatta Stadium Sydney 3 12‐04‐13 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2–0 Brisbane Roar FC Cbus Super Stadium Gold Coast 2 20‐02‐10 Gold Coast United 0–0 Newcastle Jets nib Stadium Perth 2 01‐04‐12 Perth Glory 3–0 Melbourne City FC Adelaide Oval* Adelaide 2 01‐05‐15 Adelaide United 2–1 Brisbane Roar FC * denotes (number of) Grand Finals
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AGGREGATE CROWDS Home & away season Finals All matches Club – highest aggregate (H&A) 2005/06 season 920 219 126 240 1 046 459 Sydney FC 183 355 2006/07 season 1 086 921 177 682 1 264 603 Melbourne Victory 305 011 2007/08 season 1 227 423 154 118 1 381 541 Melbourne Victory 260 642 2008/09 season 1 023 147 143 819 1 166 966 Melbourne Victory 269 671 2009/10 season 1 322 553 161 206 1 483 759 Melbourne Victory 290 473 2010/11 season 1 395 721 121 635 1 517 356 Melbourne Victory 228 647 2011/12 season 1 416 679 119 147 1 535 826 Melbourne Victory 268 916 2012/13 season 1 666 692 105 258 1 771 950 Melbourne Victory 306 396 2013/14 season 1 758 638 128 566 1 887 204 Melbourne Victory 283 507 2014/15 season 1 689 366 137 825 1 827 191 Melbourne Victory 325 353 2015/16 season 1 660 782 117 122 1 777 904 Melbourne Victory 300 452 2016/17 season 1 660 339 111 160 1 771 499 Melbourne Victory 308 115 All matches 16 828 480 1 603 778 18 432 258 AVERAGE CROWDS Home & away season Finals All matches Club – highest average (H&A) 2005/06 season 10 955 21 040 11 627 Sydney FC 16 669 2006/07 season 12 940 29 614 14 051 Melbourne Victory 27 728 2007/08 season 14 612 25 686 15 350 Melbourne Victory 26 064 2008/09 season 12 180 23 970 12 966 Melbourne Victory 24 516 2009/10 season 9 797 23 029 10 449 Melbourne Victory 20 748 2010/11 season 8 459 17 376 8 822 Melbourne Victory 15 243 2011/12 season 10 494 17 021 10 816 Melbourne Victory 19 208 2012/13 season 12 346 21 052 12 657 Melbourne Victory 21 885 2013/14 season 13 027 25 713 13 480 Melbourne Victory 21 808 2014/15 season 12 514 27 565 13 051 Melbourne Victory 25 027 2015/16 season 12 302 23 424 12 699 Melbourne Victory 23 112 2016/17 season 12 299 22 232 12 653 Melbourne Victory 22 008 All matches 11 581 22 911 12 158 HIGHEST CROWDS individual matches 61 880 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0–4 Sydney FC (08‐Oct‐16) Round 1, 2016/17 ANZ Stadium 55 436 Melbourne Victory 6–0 Adelaide United (18‐Feb‐07) 2007 Grand Final Etihad Stadium 53 273 Melbourne Victory 1–0 Adelaide United (28‐Feb‐09) 2009 Grand Final Etihad Stadium 51 153 Brisbane Roar FC 2–1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC (04‐May‐14) 2014 Grand Final Suncorp Stadium 50 873 Melbourne Victory 3–0 Melbourne City FC (08‐May‐15) 2015 Semi Final Etihad Stadium GRAND FINAL CROWDS Season Crowd Venue Result 2005/06 41 689 Allianz Stadium Sydney FC 1–0 Central Coast Mariners 2006/07 55 436 Etihad Stadium Melbourne Victory 6–0 Adelaide United 2007/08 36 354 Allianz Stadium Central Coast Mariners 0–1 Newcastle Jets 2008/09 53 273 Etihad Stadium Melbourne Victory 1–0 Adelaide United 2009/10 44 560 Etihad Stadium Melbourne Victory 1(2p)–1(4p) Sydney FC 2010/11 50 168 Suncorp Stadium Brisbane Roar FC 2(4p)–2(2p) Central Coast Mariners 2011/12 50 334 Suncorp Stadium Brisbane Roar FC 2–1 Perth Glory 2012/13 42 102 Allianz Stadium Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0–2 Central Coast Mariners 2013/14 51 153 Suncorp Stadium Brisbane Roar FC 2–1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2014/15 29 843 AAMI Park Melbourne Victory 3–0 Sydney FC 2015/16 50 119 Adelaide Oval Adelaide United 3–1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2016/17 41 546 Allianz Stadium Sydney FC 1(4p)–1(2p) Melbourne Victory
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FORMER CLUBS – GOLD COAST UNITED HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer (including finals) 2009/10 27 13 5 9 39 35 44 3 / 10 Shane Smeltz 19 2010/11 30 12 10 8 40 32 46 4 / 11 Bruce Djite 10 2011/12 27 4 9 14 30 42 21 10 / 10 James Brown 6 FINALS RECORD P W D L F A Finals series summary 2010 1 0 1 0 0 0 Lost Elimination Final (on pens) 2011 3 2 0 1 4 3 Won Elimination Final, Won Minor Semi, Lost Prelim.Final ALL MATCHES 88 31 25 32 113 112
BIGGEST WINS W5‐0 v North Qld (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super W5‐1 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super W5‐1 v Newcastle (22‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super W4‐0 v North Qld (14‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super W3‐0 v Melb City (05‐Dec‐10) Cbus Super At home W5‐0 v North Qld (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super W5‐1 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super W5‐1 v Newcastle (22‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super Away W3‐0 v Adelaide (16‐Dec‐11) Coopers W3‐1 v Brisbane (08‐Aug‐09) Suncorp W2‐0 v Adelaide (21‐Aug‐09) Coopers
MOST GOALS SCORED 5 W5‐0 v North Qld (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super 5 W5‐1 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super 5 W5‐1 v Newcastle (22‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 7 mins W5‐1 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09) 4 goals in 15 mins W5‐1 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09) 5 goals in 31 mins W5‐1 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐6 v Wellington (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac L0‐4 v Melb Victory (28‐Nov‐09) Etihad L0‐4 v Brisbane (12‐Feb‐11) Suncorp L0‐4 v Perth (06‐Feb‐12) nib L0‐3 v Central Coast (19‐Sep‐09) Central Coast At home L0‐2 v North Qld (31‐Oct‐09) Cbus Super L1‐3 v Central Coast (09‐Feb‐11) Cbus Super L0‐1 v Wellington (07‐Feb‐10) Cbus Super Away L0‐6 v Wellington (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac L0‐4 v Melb Victory (28‐Nov‐09) Etihad L0‐4 v Brisbane (12‐Feb‐11) Suncorp
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 6 L0‐6 v Wellington (25‐Oct‐09) Westpac 4 L0‐4 v Melb Victory (28‐Nov‐09) Etihad 4 L0‐4 v Brisbane (12‐Feb‐11) Suncorp
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 5 mins W6‐0 v Wellington (25‐Oct‐09) 4 goals in 11 mins W6‐0 v Wellington (25‐Oct‐09) 5 goals in 30 mins W6‐0 v Wellington (25‐Oct‐09)
LONGEST STREAKS All matches Home matches Away matches Winning 4 (31‐Oct‐10 to 21‐Nov‐10) 4 (07‐Nov‐09 to 26‐Dec‐09) 3 (31‐Oct‐10 to 21‐Nov‐10) Undefeated 11 (12‐Sep‐10 to 21‐Nov‐10) 7 (07‐Nov‐09 to 29‐Jan‐10) 7 (13‐Aug‐10 to 21‐Nov‐10) Winless 13 (31‐Dec‐11 to 09‐Mar‐12) 5 (07‐Feb‐10 to 19‐Sep‐10) 8 (31‐Dec‐11 to 09‐Mar‐12) Losing 5 (06‐Nov‐11 to 03‐Dec‐11) 2 (15‐Jan‐12 to 12‐Feb‐12) 5 (21‐Oct‐11 to 03‐Dec‐11) No goals conceded 4 (11‐Dec‐11 to 31‐Dec‐11) 4 (05‐Dec‐10 to 14‐Jan‐11) 2 (16‐Dec‐11 to 31‐Dec‐11) No goals scored 2 (25‐Oct‐09 to 31‐Oct‐09) 5 (07‐Feb‐10 to 19‐Sep‐10) 3 (06‐Feb‐12 to 04‐Mar‐12)
HOME CROWDS / VENUES home & away season Season Average Home venue (excluding finals) 2009/10 5 382 Cbus Super Stadium (14 matches) 2010/11 3 434 Cbus Super Stadium (15) 2011/12 3 193 Cbus Super Stadium (12)
BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 14 783 v Newcastle (22‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super 10 024 v Brisbane (26‐Dec‐09) Cbus Super 7 526 v North Qld (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super
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MOST APPEARANCES 82 Michael Thwaite (2009/10–2011/12) 73 Kristian Rees (2009/10–2011/12) 69 Adama Traore (2009/10–2011/12) 52 Anderson (2009/10–2011/12) 52 Zenon Caravella (2009/10–2010/11) MOST GOALS 28 Shane Smeltz (2009/10–2010/11) 10 Bruce Djite (2010/11) 9 James Brown (2009/10–2011/12) 8 Jason Culina (2009/10–2010/11) 7 Joel Porter (2009/10–2011/12) MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.74 Shane Smeltz (28 goals / 38 games) 0.43 Bruce Djite (10 goals / 23 games) 0.24 James Brown (9 goals / 38 games) 0.18 Jason Culina (8 goals / 44 games) MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 19 Shane Smeltz (2009/10) 10 Bruce Djite (2010/11)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 13 Glen Moss (2010/11–2011/12) 7 Jess Vanstrattan (2009/10) MOST GOALS IN A GAME 4 Shane Smeltz (W5–0 v North Qld) 15‐Aug‐09 3 Shane Smeltz (W5–1 v Brisbane) 26‐Dec‐09 3 Bruce Djite (W5–1 v Newcastle) 22‐Jan‐11 YOUNGEST PLAYER 17y 152d Mitch Cooper (L0‐1 v Melb City) 17‐Feb‐12 OLDEST PLAYER 34y 179d Scott Higgins (W3‐0 v Melb City) 05‐Dec‐10 YOUNGEST SCORER 17y 157d Mitch Cooper (D3‐3 v Central Coast) 22‐Feb‐12 OLDEST SCORER 33y 277d Charlie Miller (W2‐0 v Perth) 20‐Dec‐09 YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 21.23y v Melbourne City FC (L0‐1) 17‐Feb‐12 OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 29.20y v Adelaide United (D1‐1) 09‐Jan‐10
PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Anderson 49 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Zachary Anderson 16 (1) 2009/10–2011/12 Andrew Barisic 17 (2) 2009/10–2010/11 Jake Barker–Daish 7 (0) 2011/12 Paul Beekmans 14 (0) 2011/12 Mitchell Bevan 8 (0) 2009/10–2011/12 Daniel Bowles 12 (2) 2011/12 Daniel Bragg 3 (0) 2011/12 Joshua Brillante 14 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Chris Broadfoot 5 (0) 2010/11 James Brown 38 (9) 2009/10–2011/12 Mark Byrnes 1 (0) 2009/10 Zenon Caravella 52 (1) 2009/10–2010/11 Mitch Cooper 6 (1) 2011/12 Jason Culina 44 (8) 2009/10–2010/11 John Curtis 19 (1) 2010/11 Bruce Djite 23 (10) 2010/11 Dino Djulbic 40 (4) 2009/10–2010/11 Steve Fitzsimmons 34 (2) 2009/10–2010/11 Adam Griffiths 1 (0) 2009/10 Ben Halloran 26 (4) 2010/11–2011/12 Chris Harold 25 (2) 2010/11–2011/12 Scott Higgins 13 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Jefferson 1 (0) 2009/10 Peter Jungschlager 22 (2) 2011/12 Sung–Kil Kim 1 (0) 2010/11 Chris Lucas 1 (0) 2011/12 Steven Lustica 4 (0) 2009/10–2010/11
Dylan MacAllister 15 (3) 2011/12 Dylan McGowan 18 (0) 2011/12 Golgol Mebrahtu 26 (0) 2009/10–2011/12 Charlie Miller 10 (1) 2009/10 Milson 9 (0) 2009/10 Tahj Minniecon 39 (1) 2009/10–2011/12 Glen Moss 41 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Chris O'Connor 3 (0) 2011/12 Matthew Osman 15 (0) 2009/10 Steve Pantelidis 49 (1) 2009/10–2010/11 Peter Perchtold 10 (0) 2010/11 Daniel Piorkowski 2 (0) 2009/10 Joel Porter 43 (7) 2009/10–2011/12 Kristian Rees 73 (4) 2009/10–2011/12 Maceo Rigters 22 (4) 2011/12 Robson 36 (3) 2009/10–2011/12 Ante Rozic 11 (0) 2011/12 Jonas Salley 12 (0) 2011/12 Daniel Severino 12 (1) 2011/12 Shane Smeltz 38 (28) 2009/10–2010/11 Michael Thwaite 82 (1) 2009/10–2011/12 Adama Traore 69 (3) 2009/10–2011/12 Jerrad Tyson 15 (0) 2010/11–2011/12 Bas Van DenBrink 51 (4) 2009/10–2010/11 Jess Vanstrattan 18 (0) 2009/10 Ben Wearing 1 (0) 2009/10 Ambesager Yosief 3 (0) 2011/12
COACHES
Coach First match Last match Games W D L Miron Bleiberg 08‐Aug‐09 (W3–1 v Brisbane) 12‐Feb‐12 (L1–2 v Adelaide) 81 30 22 29 Mike Mulvey 17‐Feb‐12 (L0–1 v Melb City) 25‐Mar‐12 (L1–2 v Brisbane) 7 1 3 3
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FORMER CLUBS – NEW ZEALAND KNIGHTS HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer 2005/06 21 1 3 17 15 47 6 8th Jeremy Brockie, Simon Yeo 4 2006/07 21 5 4 12 13 39 19 8th several players, 2 goals each FINALS RECORD – ALL MATCHES 42 6 7 29 28 86
BIGGEST WINS W3‐1 v Brisbane (29‐Dec‐06) North Harbour W2‐0 v Central Coast (10‐Sep‐05) Central Coast W2‐0 v Perth (21‐Jan‐07) North Harbour W1‐0 v Adelaide (02‐Sep‐06) North Harbour W1‐0 v Brisbane (05‐Nov‐06) North Harbour At home W3‐1 v Brisbane (29‐Dec‐06) North Harbour W2‐0 v Perth (21‐Jan‐07) North Harbour W1‐0 v Adelaide (02‐Sep‐06) North Harbour Away W2‐0 v Central Coast (10‐Sep‐05) Central Coast W1‐0 v Sydney (07‐Jan‐07) Allianz D1‐1 v Brisbane (01‐Dec‐05) Suncorp
MOST GOALS SCORED 3 W3‐1 v Brisbane (29‐Dec‐06) North Harbour 2 W2‐0 v Central Coast (10‐Sep‐05) Central Coast 2 L2‐4 v Newcastle (04‐Nov‐05) North Harbour
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 43 mins W3‐1 v Brisbane (29‐Dec‐06)
BIGGEST LOSSES L0‐5 v Brisbane (15‐Sep‐06) Suncorp L0‐4 v Newcastle (18‐Sep‐05) McDonald Jones L0‐4 v Melb Victory (27‐Oct‐06) North Harbour L0‐4 v Sydney (10‐Nov‐06) Allianz L0‐4 v Melb Victory (17‐Dec‐06) Olympic Park At home L0‐4 v Melb Victory (27‐Oct‐06) North Harbour L0‐3 v Melb Victory (10‐Sep‐06) North Harbour L1‐4 v Perth (19‐Jan‐06) North Harbour Away L0‐5 v Brisbane (15‐Sep‐06) Suncorp L0‐4 v Newcastle (18‐Sep‐05) McDonald Jones L0‐4 v Sydney (10‐Nov‐06) Allianz
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 5 L0‐5 v Brisbane (15‐Sep‐06) Suncorp 4 L0‐4 v Newcastle (18‐Sep‐05) McDonald Jones 4 L2‐4 v Newcastle (04‐Nov‐05) North Harbour
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 7 mins W4‐2 v Newcastle (04‐Nov‐05) 4 goals in 13 mins W4‐0 v Melb Victory (17‐Dec‐06) 5 goals in 79 mins W5‐0 v Brisbane (15‐Sep‐06)
LONGEST STREAKS All matches Home matches Away matches Winning 2 (29‐Dec‐06 to 07‐Jan‐07) 2 (29‐Dec‐06 to 21‐Jan‐07) 1 (10‐Sep‐05 to 10‐Sep‐05) Undefeated 4 (29‐Dec‐06 to 21‐Jan‐07) 3 (28‐Jan‐06 to 02‐Sep‐06) 2 (07‐Jan‐07 to 11‐Jan‐07) Winless 19 (18‐Sep‐05 to 27‐Aug‐06) 11 (02‐Sep‐05 to 27‐Aug‐06) 17 (18‐Sep‐05 to 17‐Dec‐06) Losing 11 (18‐Sep‐05 to 26‐Nov‐05) 7 (02‐Sep‐05 to 26‐Nov‐05) 9 (08‐Jan‐06 to 26‐Nov‐06) No goals conceded 3 (07‐Jan‐07 to 21‐Jan‐07) 2 (27‐Aug‐06 to 02‐Sep‐06) 2 (07‐Jan‐07 to 11‐Jan‐07) No goals scored 6 (10‐Sep‐06 to 14‐Oct‐06) 4 (10‐Sep‐06 to 27‐Oct‐06) 5 (18‐Sep‐05 to 20‐Nov‐05) HOME CROWDS / VENUES home & away season Season Average Home venue 2005/06 3 909 North Harbour Stadium (10 matches) 2006/07 3 092 North Harbour Stadium (11)
BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 9 827 v Sydney (02‐Sep‐05) North Harbour 7 304 v Newcastle (27‐Aug‐06) North Harbour 4 936 v Perth (21‐Jan‐07) North Harbour
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MOST APPEARANCES 41 Darren Bazeley (2005/06–2006/07) 35 Noah Hickey (2005/06–2006/07) 32 Neil Emblen (2005/06–2006/07) 24 Sean Devine (2005/06–2006/07) 21 Zenon Caravella (2005/06) 21 John Tambouras (2005/06–2006/07)
MOST GOALS 4 Jeremy Brockie (2005/06) 4 Simon Yeo (2005/06) 3 Sean Devine (2005/06–2006/07) 3 Neil Emblen (2005/06–2006/07)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.13 Sean Devine (3 goals / 24 games) 0.09 Neil Emblen (3 goals / 32 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 4 Jeremy Brockie (2005/06) 4 Simon Yeo (2005/06)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 4 Mark Paston (2006/07) 3 Danny Milosevic (2005/06–2006/07)
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 2 Jeremy Brockie (L2–4 v Newcastle) 04‐Nov‐05
YOUNGEST PLAYER 18y 14d Jeremy Brockie (L0‐2 v Sydney) 21‐Oct‐05
OLDEST PLAYER 36y 9d Scot Gemmill (D0‐0 v Central Coast) 11‐Jan‐07
YOUNGEST SCORER 18y 28d Jeremy Brockie (L2‐4 v Newcastle) 04‐Nov‐05
OLDEST SCORER 35y 216d Neil Emblen (W2‐0 v Perth) 21‐Jan‐07
YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 24.88y v Perth Glory (L1‐4) 19‐Jan‐06
OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.37y v Adelaide United (D1‐1) 10‐Dec‐06
PLAYER REGISTER Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Campbell Banks 2 (0) 2006/07 Darren Bazeley 41 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Kris Bright 12 (0) 2005/06 Jeremy Brockie 12 (4) 2005/06 Malik Buari 19 (2) 2006/07 Ronnie Bull 7 (0) 2005/06 Che Bunce 19 (1) 2006/07 Zenon Caravella 21 (0) 2005/06 Adam Casey 8 (0) 2006/07 Jeremy Christie 10 (1) 2005/06 Ben Collett 18 (0) 2005/06 Sean Devine 24 (3) 2005/06–2006/07 Gregory Duruz 12 (0) 2006/07 Neil Emblen 32 (3) 2005/06–2006/07 Steve Fitzsimmons 11 (0) 2005/06 Jeff Fleming 1 (0) 2006/07 Leilei Gao 7 (1) 2006/07 Scot Gemmill 15 (0) 2006/07 Dean Gordon 6 (0) 2006/07 Danny Hay 9 (0) 2005/06 Noah Hickey 35 (2) 2005/06–2006/07 Naoki Imaya 11 (0) 2005/06 Sam Jasper 2 (0) 2005/06 Richard Johnson 15 (0) 2006/07
Sime Kovacevic 11 (0) 2006/07 Joshua Maguire 13 (0) 2005/06 Alen Marcina 8 (2) 2006/07 Danny Milosevic 19 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Hamza Mohammed 2 (0) 2006/07 Fernando Moraes 5 (0) 2006/07 Glen Moss 9 (0) 2005/06 Steven O'Dor 3 (0) 2006/07 Franco Parisi 1 (0) 2006/07 Mark Paston 10 (0) 2006/07 Jonathan Richter 18 (0) 2006/07 Daniel Rodrigues 4 (0) 2006/07 Joshua Rose 12 (1) 2005/06 Jonas Salley 10 (0) 2006/07 John Tambouras 21 (1) 2005/06–2006/07 Cole Tinkler 11 (0) 2005/06 Michael Turnbull 6 (0) 2006/07 Frank Van Eijs 9 (0) 2005/06–2006/07 Dustin Wells 6 (0) 2006/07 Michael White 11 (0) 2006/07 Li Yan 2 (0) 2006/07 Simon Yeo 11 (4) 2005/06 Xiaobin Zhang 12 (1) 2005/06
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L John Adshead 28‐Aug‐05 (L0–2 v Brisbane) 04‐Feb‐06 (L1–2 v Melb Victory) 21 1 3 17 Paul Nevin 27‐Aug‐06 (D0–0 v Newcastle) 10‐Nov‐06 (L0–4 v Sydney) 12 2 1 9 Barry Campbell 19‐Nov‐06 (L0–2 v Central Coast) 10‐Dec‐06 (D1–1 v Adelaide) 4 0 2 2 Ricki Herbert 17‐Dec‐06 (L0–4 v Melb Victory) 21‐Jan‐07 (W2–0 v Perth) 5 3 1 1
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HOME & AWAY SEASON RECORD P W D L F A Pts Position Top scorer 2009/10 27 8 8 11 29 46 32 7 / 10 Robbie Fowler 9 2010/11 30 4 7 19 28 60 19 11 / 11 David Williams 5 FINALS RECORD – ALL MATCHES 57 12 15 30 57 106
BIGGEST WINS W2‐0 v Gold Coast (31‐Oct‐09) Cbus Super W2‐1 v Perth (24‐Oct‐09) Willows W2‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Nov‐09) Willows W2‐1 v Newcastle (02‐Feb‐10) Willows W2‐1 v Gold Coast (13‐Feb‐10) Willows At home W2‐1 v Perth (24‐Oct‐09) Willows W2‐1 v Adelaide (28‐Nov‐09) Willows W2‐1 v Newcastle (02‐Feb‐10) Willows Away W2‐0 v Gold Coast (31‐Oct‐09) Cbus Super W2‐1 v Gold Coast (01‐Dec‐10) Cbus Super W1‐0 v Sydney (12‐Sep‐09) Allianz
MOST GOALS SCORED 3 D3‐3 v Adelaide (28‐Aug‐09) Coopers 3 D3‐3 v Perth (06‐Aug‐10) nib 2 L2‐3 v Sydney (08‐Aug‐09) Willows
FASTEST GOAL HAULS 3 goals in 56 mins D3‐3 v Perth (06‐Aug‐10)
BIGGEST LOSSES L1‐8 v Adelaide (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers L0‐5 v Gold Coast (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super L0‐4 v Gold Coast (14‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super L1‐5 v Central Coast (21‐Nov‐09) Willows L0‐3 v Wellington (15‐Jan‐10) Westpac At home L1‐5 v Central Coast (21‐Nov‐09) Willows L0‐3 v Melb Victory (26‐Jan‐11) Willows L0‐2 v Adelaide (27‐Sep‐09) Willows Away L1‐8 v Adelaide (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers L0‐5 v Gold Coast (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super L0‐4 v Gold Coast (14‐Jan‐11) Cbus Super
MOST GOALS CONCEDED 8 L1‐8 v Adelaide (21‐Jan‐11) Coopers 5 L0‐5 v Gold Coast (15‐Aug‐09) Cbus Super 5 L1‐5 v Central Coast (21‐Nov‐09) Willows
FASTEST GOAL LEAKAGES 3 goals in 9 mins W5‐0 v Gold Coast (15‐Aug‐09) 4 goals in 19 mins W8‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Jan‐11) 5 goals in 39 mins W8‐1 v Adelaide (21‐Jan‐11)
LONGEST STREAKS All matches Home matches Away matches Winning 2 (24‐Oct‐09 to 31‐Oct‐09) 3 (28‐Nov‐09 t o 27‐Dec‐09) 1 (12‐Sep‐09 to 12‐Sep‐09) Undefeated 5 (03‐Oct‐09 to 31‐Oct‐09) 7 (28‐Nov‐09 to 14‐Aug‐10) 6 (28‐Aug‐09 to 31‐Oct‐09) Winless 11 (18‐Dec‐10 to 13‐Feb‐11) 5 (08‐Aug‐09 to 17‐Oct‐09) 14 (08‐Nov‐09 to 20‐Nov‐10) Losing 8 (02‐Jan‐11 to 13‐Feb‐11) 3 (31‐Oct‐10 to 10‐Nov‐10) 7 (10‐Dec‐10 to 13‐Feb‐11) No goals conceded 1 (12‐Sep‐09 to 12‐Sep‐09) 2 (11‐Dec‐09 to 27‐Dec‐09) 1 (12‐Sep‐09 to 12‐Sep‐09) No goals scored 2 (15‐Aug‐09 to 22‐Aug‐09) 1 (22‐Aug‐09 to 22‐Aug‐09) 5 (10‐Dec‐10 to 14‐Jan‐11) HOME CROWDS / VENUES home & away season Season Average Home venues 2009/10 6 723 Willows Sports Complex (13 matches) 2010/11 4 245 Willows Sports Complex (14), Cbus Super Stadium (1)
BIGGEST HOME CROWDS 8 897 v Sydney (08‐Aug‐09) Willows 8 517 v Gold Coast (13‐Feb‐10) Willows 7 610 v Brisbane (23‐Jan‐10) Willows
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MOST APPEARANCES 49 David Williams (2009/10–2010/11) 44 Chris Grossman (2009/10–2010/11) 39 Justin Pasfield (2009/10–2010/11) 38 Dyron Daal (2009/10–2010/11) 37 Jason Spagnuolo (2009/10–2010/11)
MOST GOALS 9 Robbie Fowler (2009/10) 8 David Williams (2009/10–2010/11) 7 Dyron Daal (2009/10–2010/11) 5 Chris Grossman (2009/10–2010/11)
MOST GOALS PER GAME 0.35 Robbie Fowler (9 goals / 26 games) 0.19 Chris Payne (4 goals / 21 games) 0.18 Dyron Daal (7 goals / 38 games)
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 9 Robbie Fowler (2009/10) 5 Dyron Daal (2009/10) 5 David Williams (2010/11)
GOALKEEPER MOST CLEAN SHEETS 4 Justin Pasfield (2009/10–2010/11) 2 Paul Henderson (2009/10) MOST GOALS IN A GAME 2 Robbie Fowler (W2–0 v Gold Coast) 31‐Oct‐09 2 Dyron Daal (L2–3 v Newcastle) 20‐Dec‐09 YOUNGEST PLAYER 18y 316d Jack Hingert (L2‐3 v Sydney) 08‐Aug‐09 OLDEST PLAYER 34y 319d Ufuk Talay (L1‐2 v Brisbane) 08‐Feb‐11 YOUNGEST SCORER 19y 325d Chris Payne (D3‐3 v Perth) 06‐Aug‐10 OLDEST SCORER 34y 264d Ufuk Talay (W1‐0 v Sydney) 15‐Dec‐10 YOUNGEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 23.15y v Gold Coast United (L0‐4) 14‐Jan‐11 OLDEST STARTING TEAM average age on match day 30.10y v Perth Glory (D1‐1) 03‐Oct‐09
PLAYER REGISTER
Player Apps (gls) Season/s Player Apps (gls) Season/s Fred Agius 5 (0) 2009/10 Eric Akoto 15 (0) 2010/11 Jeremy Brockie 14 (1) 2009/10 Beau Busch 8 (0) 2009/10 Adam Casey 9 (0) 2010/11 Isaka Cernak 14 (1) 2010/11 Terry Cooke 10 (1) 2009/10 Dyron Daal 38 (7) 2009/10–2010/11 Karl Dodd 8 (0) 2009/10 James Downey 4 (0) 2009/10 Gareth Edds 26 (1) 2010/11 Robbie Fowler 26 (9) 2009/10 Rostyn Griffiths 23 (3) 2009/10 Chris Grossman 44 (5) 2009/10–2010/11 Paul Henderson 14 (0) 2009/10 Jack Hingert 27 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Mark Hughes 30 (4) 2010/11 Kojiro Kaimoto 2 (0) 2009/10 Andre Kilian 19 (0) 2010/11 Paul Kohler 21 (0) 2009/10 Osama Malik 23 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Daniel McBreen 21 (3) 2009/10
Brad McDonald 25 (0) 2010/11 Robert Middleby 21 (0) 2009/10 Panni Nikas 18 (1) 2010/11 Justin Pasfield 39 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Chris Payne 21 (4) 2010/11 Alex Read 2 (0) 2010/11 James Robinson 13 (0) 2009/10 Lorenzo Sipi 5 (0) 2010/11 Grant Smith 5 (0) 2009/10 Matt Smith 11 (0) 2009/10 Jason Spagnuolo 37 (0) 2009/10–2010/11 Eugene Sseppuya 13 (1) 2010/11 Shane Stefanutto 7 (0) 2009/10 Simon Storey 25 (1) 2010/11 Brett Studman 9 (1) 2010/11 Chris Tadrosse 23 (1) 2009/10 Ufuk Talay 33 (3) 2009/10–2010/11 John Tambouras 16 (1) 2009/10 Ramazan Tavsancioglu 12 (0) 2010/11 Sebastian Usai 4 (0) 2010/11 David Williams 49 (8) 2009/10–2010/11 Scott Wilson 4 (0) 2009/10
COACHES Coach First match Last match Games W D L Ian Ferguson 08‐Aug‐09 (L2–3 v Sydney) 13‐Feb‐10 (W2–1 v Gold Coast) 27 8 8 11 Franz Straka 06‐Aug‐10 (D3–3 v Perth) 13‐Feb‐11 (L1–3 v Wellington) 28 4 7 17 Robbie Middleby 31‐Aug‐10 (L1–2 v Gold Coast) 1 0 0 1 Stuart McLaren 10‐Dec‐10 (L0–2 v Adelaide) 1 0 0 1
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WESTFIELD FFA CUP 2017 – ALL CLUBS NEW SOUTH WALES Stage 1: Abbotsford Junior, Amity, Bankstown RSL Dragons, Bankstown Sports Strikers, Chatswood Rangers, Gerringong Breakers, Gladesville Ravens, Lilli Pilli, Lindfield, Lokomotiv Cove, Maroubra United, North Rocks, Norwest, Padstow United, Pagewood Botany, Pascoe Tumut, Pennant Hills, Roselands Raptors. Stage 2: Albion Park White Eagles, Ararat, Arncliffe Scots, Auburn, Balmain and Districts, Balmain Tigers, Banksia Tigers, Bankstown United, Baulkham Hills, Berkeley Vale, Blue Mountains, Bulli, Camden Tigers, Carlton Rovers, Carss Park, Coogee United, Cranebrook United, Dee Why, Doonside Hawks, Dulwich Hill, Dunbar Rovers, Dunbar Rovers (ESFA), East Gosford, Epping Eastwood, Forest Rangers, Fraser Park, Gazy Auburn, George's River Thistle, Gladesville Ryde Magic, Glebe Gorillas, Glenhaven, Glenmore Park, Gosford City, Granville Rage, Greenacre Eagles, Harrington United, Hawkesbury City, Hurstville, Hurstville City Minotaurs, Kellyville Kolts, Kemblawarra Fury, Kenthurst and District, Killarney Districts, Kirrawee Kangaroos, Lake Albert, Lane Cove, Leichhardt Saints, Leichhardt Saints Senior, Lugarno, Macquarie Dragons, Marayong Sports, Minchinbury Jets, Mosman, Narellan Rangers, Nepean, North Epping Rangers, North Ryde, Oatley RSL, Ourimbah United, Padstow Hornets, Pascoe Wagga United, Peakhurst United, Penrith Rovers, Picton Rangers, Prospect United, Putney Rangers, Quakers Hill Junior, Quakers Hills Tigers, Randwick City, Redbacks, Revesby Rovers, Riverstone Schofields, Rydalmere Lions, Southern and Ettalong United, Southern Districts Raiders, Sporting Rovers, St Augustines, St George FA, St Patricks (BDSFA), St Patricks (GHFA), Stanmore Hawks, Strathfield, Sydney CBD, Sydney Dragons, Sydney North West, Sydney University, Terrigal United, The Entrance Bateau Bay, The Ponds, UNSW, Wagga City Wanderers, Waverley Old Boys, Wentworth Falls, West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook, West Pymble, West Ryde Rovers, Western Condors, Western NSW Mariners, Winston Hills, Wollongong United, Woy Woy. Stage 3: APIA Leichhardt Tigers, Avalon, Bankstown Berries, Bankstown City Lions, Blacktown City, Blacktown Spartans, Bonnyrigg White Eagles, Glenwood Redbacks, Hakoah Sydney City East, Hills Brumbies, Inter Lions, Macarthur Rams, Manly United, Marconi Stallions, Mounties Wanderers, Mt Druitt Town Rangers, North Shore Mariners, Northern Tigers, Parramatta FC, Rockdale City Suns, Spirit, St George, Sutherland Sharks, Sydney Olympic, Wollongong Wolves.
VICTORIA Stage 1: Ballarat North United, Cobram Roar, Daylesford and Hepburn United, Epsom, Falcons 2000, Forest Rangers, Glen Eira, Myrtleford Savoy, Phillip Island, Shepparton South, Tatura, Twin City Wanderers, Victoria Park, Wangaratta City, Warrnambool Wolves, Waverley Victory. Stage 2: Albert Park, Bundoora United, Campbellfield Lions, Chisholm United, Craigieburn City, Dandenong Warriors, Deakin University, Drouin Dragons, East Bentleigh Strikers, East Brighton United, Gisborne, Heidelberg Eagles, Keilor Wolves, Keon Park, Kyneton District, Lara United, Laverton Park, Maidstone United, Maribyrnong Greens, Meadow Park, Melbourne Lions, Mitchell Rangers, Monash City, Moonee Valley Knights, Mt Lilydale Old Collegians, Old Mentonians, Old Ivanhoe Grammarians, Old Trinity Grammarians, Pakenham United, Rowville Eagles, Sandown Lions, Somerville Eagles, Spring Hills, Swinburne University, Thornbury Athletic, Uni Hill Eagles, Waverley Wanderers, White Star Dandenong. Stage 3: Altona North, Ashburton United, Balmoral, Baxter, Bayside Argonauts, Bell Park, Boroondara ‐ Carey, Brandon Park, Brimbank Stallions, Brunswick Zebras, Casey Panthers, Chelsea, Collingwood City, Croydon City Arrows, Dandenong South, Darebin United, Elwood City, Endeavour Hills Fire, Endeavour United, Epping City, Fawkner, Glen Waverley, Golden Plains, Greenvale United, Hampton Park United Sparrows, Harrisfield Hurricanes, Healesville, Irymple Knights, Kings Domain, Knox City, Lalor United, Marcellin Old Collegians, Melbourne City, Melbourne University, Melton Phoenix, Middle Park, Mill Park, Monash University, Newmarket Phoenix, Noble Park, North City Wolves, North Melbourne Athletic, Northern Falcons, Old Camberwell Grammarians, Old Xaverians, Point Cook, Ringwood City, Riversdale, RMIT, Rosebud Heart, Skye United, Springvale City, St Kevins Old Boys, Strathmore, Surf Coast, Truganina Hornets, Watsonia Heights, West Preston, Western Eagles, Whitehorse United, Yarra Jets. Stage 4: Altona City, Berwick City, Brighton, Cairnlea, Corio, Diamond Valley United, Dingley Stars, Doncaster Rovers, Doveton, Essendon United, Fitzroy City, Frankston Pines, Heidelberg Stars, Hoppers Crossing, Hume United, La Trobe University, Mazenod United, Monbulk Rangers, Moreland United, Noble Park United, North Caulfield Senior, Old Scotch, Peninsula Strikers Senior, Sandringham, Seaford United, Sebastopol Vikings, South Yarra, Sporting Whittlesea, Sunbury United, Upfield, Westvale, Whittlesea United, Williamstown. Stage 5: Altona East Phoenix, Altona Magic, Banyule City, Beaumaris, Casey Comets, Caulfield United Cobras, Clifton Hill, Eltham Redbacks, Essendon Royals, Geelong, Geelong Rangers, Keilor Park, Langwarrin, Malvern City, Manningham United Blues, Mooroolbark, Mornington, Morwell Pegasus, North Sunshine Eagles, Preston Lions, South Springvale, St Kilda, Sydenham Park, Warragul United, Western Suburbs, Westgate, Yarraville. Stage 6: Avondale, Ballarat City, Bendigo City, Bentleigh Greens, Box Hill United, Brunswick City, Bulleen Lions, Dandenong City, Dandenong Thunder, Eastern Lions, Goulburn Valley Suns, Green Gully, Heidelberg United, Hume City, Kingston City, Melbourne Knights, Moreland City, Moreland Zebras, Murray United, North Geelong Warriors, Northcote City, Nunawading City, Oakleigh Cannons, Pascoe Vale, Port Melbourne Sharks, Richmond, South Melbourne, Springvale White Eagles, St Albans Saints, Sunshine George Cross, Werribee City, Whittlesea Ranges.
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WESTFIELD FFA CUP 2017 – ALL CLUBS QUEENSLAND Brisbane: AC Carina, Acacia Ridge, Albany Creek, Annerley, Bardon Latrobe, Bayside United, Bethania Rams, Brighton Bulldogs, Brisbane City, Brisbane Knights, Brisbane Phoenix, Brisbane Strikers, Caboolture, Capalaba, Centenary Stormers, Clairvaux, Eastern Suburbs, Grange Thistle, Holland Park Hawks, Ipswich City, Ipswich Knights, Jimboomba United, Kangaroo Point Rovers, Lions, Logan Lightning, Logan Metro, Logan Village, Mitchelton, Moggill, Mooroondu, Moreton Bay United, Mt Gravatt Hawks, Narangba United, New Farm United, Newmarket, North Brisbane, North Pine, North Star, Olympic, Oxley United, Park Ridge, Peninsula Power, Pine Hills, Pine Rivers, Redcliffe PCYC, Redlands United, Rochedale Rovers, Samford Rangers, Slacks Creek, Souths United, Southside Eagles, Springfield United, St George Willawong, Taringa Rovers, Tarragindi Tigers, The Gap, The Lakes, Toowong, University of Queensland, Virginia United, Western Pride, Western Spirit, Westside, Wolves. Far North Qld: Edge Hill United, FNQ FC Heat, Innisfail United, JCU Cairns, Leichhardt, Mareeba United, Marlin Coast Rangers, Southside Comets, Stratford Dolphins. North Qld: Brothers, MA Olympic, Northern Fury, Rebels, SES. Mackay: City Brothers, Mackay Lions, Mackay Wanderers, Magpies, Whitsunday. Central Qld: Bluebirds United, Capricorn Coast, Clinton Football Club, Emerald Eagles, Frenchville, Nerimbera, Southside United. Wide Bay: Across The Waves, Brothers Aston Villa, Doon Villa, Kawungan Sandy Straits, United Park Eagles, United Warriors. Sunshine Coast: Beerwah Glasshouse United, Bribie Island Tigers, Buderim Wanderers, Caloundra, Gympie Diggers, Kawana, Maroochydore Swans, Noosa Lions, Woombye Blue. South West Qld: Gatton, Highfields, Rockville Rovers, St Albans, SWQ Thunder, USQ, Warwick Wolves Reserves, West Wanderers, Willowburn. Gold Coast: Broadbeach, Coomera, Gold Coast City, Gold Coast Knights, Magic United, Murwillumbah, Palm Beach Sharks, Surfers Paradise Apollo, Tweed United.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA Stage 1: Adelaide Cobras, Adelaide University, Apollo, Barmera United, Eastern United, Fulham United, Gawler, International, Mercedes Old Collegians, Modbury Vista, Mount Barker United, Northern Demons, Renmark Olympic, Rostrevor Old Collegians, Seaford Rangers, Uni SA, Vipers, Western Strikers. Stage 2: Adelaide Blue Eagles, Adelaide City, Adelaide Comets, Adelaide Hills, Adelaide Olympic, Adelaide Victory, Campbelltown City, Cove, Croydon Kings, Cumberland United, MetroStars, Modbury Jets, Noarlunga United, Para Hills Knights, Pirates, Playford City, Raiders, Salisbury United, South Adelaide Panthers, Sturt Lions, West Adelaide, White City, WT Birkalla.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA Stage 1: Ballajura AFC, Brozzy, Bunbury Dynamos, Bunbury United, Busselton, Canning Buffers, Cracovia, Dalyellup Park Rangers, Joondanna Blues, Kalamunda United, Metro Elephant Warriors, Phoenix Glory, Warnbro Strikers, Woodvale. Stage 2: Albany Bayswater, Albany Rovers, Ashfield, Balga, Boulder City, Canning City, Curtin University, Dianella White Eagles, Forrestfield United, Fremantle City, Gosnells City, Gwelup Croatia, Hamersley Rovers, Joondalup City, Kelmscott Ross, Kingsley, Kwinana United, Melville City, Morley‐Windmills, Olympic Kingsway, Perth Royals, Quinns, Rockingham City, Shamrock Rovers Perth, South West Phoenix, Southern Spirit, Swan United, UWA Nedlands, Wanneroo City, Wembley Downs, Western Knights. Stage 3: Armadale, Balcatta, Bayswater City, Cockburn City, ECU Joondalup, Floreat Athena, Inglewood United, Joondalup United, Mandurah City, Perth SC, Sorrento, Stirling Lions, Subiaco.
TASMANIA Beachside, Clarence, Devonport, Glenorchy Knights, Hobart Jeep Zebras, Hobart United, Kingborough Lions, Launceston City, Launceston United, Metro, Nelson, New Town Eagles, Northern Rangers, Olympia, Riverside, Somerset, South Hobart, Taroona, Ulverstone, University.
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WESTFIELD FFA CUP 2017 – ALL CLUBS NORTHERN TERRITORY Darwin: Casuarina, Darwin Olympic, Hellenic, Litchfield, Mindil Aces, Palmerston, Port Darwin, Shamrock Rovers Darwin, University Azzurri. Alice Springs: Celtic, Scorpions, Stormbirds, Vikings.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Australian National University, Belconnen United, Brindabella Blues, Burns, Canberra FC, Canberra Olympic, Cooma Tigers, Goulburn Stags, Goulburn Strikers, Gungahlin United, Lanyon United, Monaro Panthers, Narrabundah, O'Connor Knights, Queanbeyan City, Riverina Rhinos, Tuggeranong United, Weston Molonglo, White Eagles, Woden Weston.
NORTHERN NSW Newcastle: Adamstown Rosebud, Argenton United, Barnsley United, Belmont Swansea United, Beresfield FC, Beresfield United, Bolwarra Lorn, Broadmeadow Magic, Cardiff City, Cessnock City Hornets, Charlestown City Blues, Charlestown Junior, Cooks Hill United, Dudley Redhead Senior, Dudley Redhead United, Edgeworth, Edgeworth JSC, Garden Suburb, Hamilton Azzurri, Hamilton Olympic, Hunter Simba, Jesmond, Kahibah, Kotara South, Lake Macquarie City, Lambton Jaffas, Maitland, Maryland Fletcher, Mayfield United, Mayfield United Senior, Merewether Advance, Morisset United, Muswellbrook, Nelson Bay, New Lambton, Newcastle Suns, Newcastle University Mens, Raymond Terrace, Singleton Strikers, South Cardiff, Stockton Sharks, Swansea, Thornton Redbacks, Toronto Awaba, Valentine, Wallsend, Warners Bay, West Wallsend, Westlakes Wildcats, Weston Workers. Far North Coast: Alstonville, Ballina, Bangalow, Byron Bay Rams, Italo Stars, Lennox Head, Lismore Thistles, Tintenbar East Ballina. North Coast: Boambee Bombers, Coffs City United, Coffs Coast Tigers, Grafton United, Maclean, Northern Storm Thunder, Orara Valley, Sawtell Scorpions, Urunga, Westlawn Tigers. Mid North Coast: Kempsey Saints, Macleay Valley Rangers, Port Saints, Taree Wildcats, Tuncurry Forster, Wallis Lake, Wauchope. Northern Inland: Demon Knights, East Armidale, North Companions, Norths United, Oxley Vale Attunga, Quirindi, South Armidale United, The Armidale School.
A‐LEAGUE Adelaide United, Brisbane Roar FC, Central Coast Mariners, Melbourne City FC, Melbourne Victory, Newcastle Jets, Perth Glory, Sydney FC, Wellingon Phoenix, Western Sydney Wanderers FC.
2016 NPL CHAMPIONS Sydney United (NSW).
MEMBER FEDERATIONS – FINAL WESTFIELD FFA CUP 2017 QUALIFYING MATCHES
NEW SOUTH WALES (5 teams) APIA Leichhardt 2–1 Southern Districts Bulli 0–3 Blacktown City Bankstown Berries 1–0 Sydney Olympic Rockdale City Suns 1–3 Hakoah Sydney City East Hills Brumbies 5–2 Kemblawarra Fury
VICTORIA (4 teams) Hume City 4–0 Moreland City Bentleigh Greens 3–2 Green Gully South Melbourne 5–4 Dandenong City Northcote City 0–2 Heidelberg United
QUEENSLAND (4 teams) Olympic 2–4 Moreton Bay United Grange Thistle 0–3 Peninsula Power FNQ FC Heat 6–1 Magpies Gold Coast City 5–1 Caloundra
SOUTH AUSTRALIA (1 team) Adelaide City 0–2 MetroStars WESTERN AUSTRALIA (2 teams) Bayswater City 1–2 Western Knights Sorrento 1–0 Dianella White Eagles TASMANIA (1 team) Glenorchy Knights 2–4 Olympia FC NORTHERN TERRITORY (1 team) Alice Springs Celtic 0–2 Shamrock Rovers Darwin AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY (1 team) Tuggeranong United 0–2 Canberra Olympic NORTHERN NSW (2 teams) Broadmeadow Magic 3–1 Coffs City United Edgeworth 1–0 Maitland
PLAYSTATION 4 NPL 2016 GRAND FINAL Sydney United (NSW) 4–1 Edgeworth (NNSW)
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Bankstown Berries (NSW) 2 (Bradshaw 17', Moustakas 47') MetroStars (SA) 1 (Dawber 93') Bankstown: John Dimitrakas (Chad Taylor 27'), Perry Moustakas, James Combes, Mitchell Farmer, Hyams Tomohiro, Daniel Di Ruocco, Daniel Fornito (Steven Drewery 86'), Domenico Tripodi, Kyle Ewart, Jake Bradshaw, Andreas Vais (Gavin Forbes 75'). MetroStars: Isaac Carmody, Tim Henderson, Adam Van Dommele, Rocky Callisto (Alex Jakob 76'), Cohan Morris, Fabian Barbiero, Liam Wooding, Matthew Dawber, Christian Esposito, Justin Davis, Jonathan Negus. 26‐Jul‐2017 at Jensen Park. Crowd: 556.
Hills United (NSW) 3 (Giovenali 24', Kelshaw 31', Robertson 80') Hakoah Sydney City East 6 (Sweet 9', Lekoski 17', Jones 25', Frangie 30', Jablonski 54' 90') Hills: Alastair Bruce, Eoin Montford, Bradley Robertson, Greg Giovenali, Wade Giovenali (Jacob Basden 73'), Glen Kelshaw, Daine Merrin, Sean Mitchell (Matthew Viera 91'), Jordan Parfait, Nathan Rayner (Michael Glenfield 63'), Matias Toro Suazo. Hakoah: Anthony Bouzanis, Bradley Walker, Michael Kouta, Gavin Rae, Connor Shaddock, Dean Bereveskos (Aleksandar Lekoski 87'), Andre De Jong, Harry Jones (Leigh Jones 84'), Oliver Green, Neil Jablonski, Anthony Frangie (Gideon Sweet 73'). 26‐Jul‐2017 at Lily`s Football Centre. Crowd: 879.
Sorrento (WA) 1 (Canham 7') Canberra Olympic (ACT) 0 Sorrento: Daryl Platten, Steven McDonald, Sammy Byles, James Morgan, Shaun Kilkenny, Timothy Hill, Ryan Pearson, Bradley McDonald, Reece Vittiglia, Scott Witschge, Sean Canham. Canberra Olympic: Angelo Konstantinou, Tim Bobolas, Josh Calabria, Phil Yarnold (Tommy McLachlan 65'), Nick Bobolas, Nathen Megic, Daniel Colbertaldo, Jeremy Habtemariam (Michael John 83'), Robbie Cattanach, Michael Reeve (Josh Gulevski 78'), Stephen Domenici. 26‐Jul‐2017 at Percy Doyle Reserve. Crowd: 928.
South Melbourne (VIC) 1 (Lujic 94') Edgeworth Eagles (NNSW) 0 South Melbourne: Nikola Roganovic, Matthew Foschini, Michael Eagar, Matthew Millar, Bradley Norton, Nicholas Epifano, Jesse Daley (Leigh Minopoulos 74'), Marcus Schroen, Milos Lujic, Luke Pavlou, Kristian Konstantinidis. Edgeworth: Nate Cavaliere, Josh Evans, Ayden Brice, Aaron McLoughlin, Patrick Wheeler, Lachlan Pasquale, Adam Cawley (Keigo Moriyasu 67'), Brody Taylor, Daniel McBreen, Kieran Sanders, Dylan Holz. 26‐Jul‐2017 at Lakeside Stadium. Crowd: 2622.
Heidelberg United (VIC) 1 (Athiu 48') Perth Glory 0 Heidelberg: Chris Theodoridis‐Petropoulos, Luke Byles, Joshua Wilkins (Jordan Wilkes 77'), Adrian Zahra, Kostas Kanakaris (Leslie Doumbalis 77'), Sean Ellis, Harry Noon (Lewis Hall 80'), Jack Petrie, Steven Pace, Reuben Way, Ken Athiu. Perth: Liam Reddy, Joseph Mills, Shane Lowry, Scott Neville, Alex Grant, Jake Brimmer (Jacob Poscoliero 66'), Joel Chianese (Daniel Stynes 72'), Brandon Wilson, Andy Keogh, Chris Harold (Joseph Knowles 82'), Adam Taggart. 01‐Aug‐2017 at Olympic Village. Crowd: 2811.
Olympia FC (TAS) 0 APIA Leichhardt (NSW) 5 (Symons 6' 78' 87', D`Apuzzo 24'pen, Sekiya 84') Olympia: Jakob Cole, Joel Sammut, Paul Stevens, Jake Vandermey, Shane Cartwright, Lucas Hill, Hugh Undy, Nicholas Mearns (Thomas Bellini 71'), Mark Ortmann, Warren Wadawu, Jakub Sklenar. APIA Leichhardt: Ivan Necevski, Joshua Symons, David D`Apuzzo, Nathan Millgate, Themba Muata‐Marlow, Sean Symons, Corey Biczo (Paul Galimi 84'), Tasuku Sekiya, Adrian Ucchino (Sean O`Connell 11'), Brandon Lundy, Jordan Murray (Franco Parisi 74'). 01‐Aug‐2017 at KGV Park. Crowd: 1252.
Peninsula Power (QLD) 0 Melbourne City 2 (Mauk 45+1', Fornaroli 91') Peninsula: Jake Reesby, David Salin, Matthew Boyd, Richard Hurlin, Trent McEvoy, Daniel Cunha (Michael Baird 88'), Thomas Strickland, Jared Austin (Joshua Woolley 65'), Dean Briggs, Shaun Feuerriegel (Myles Carseldine 46'), Charles Mendy. Melbourne City: Dean Bouzanis, Michael Jakobsen, Manny Muscat, Ruon Tongyik, Nick Fitzgerald (Daniel Arzani 80'), Neil Kilkenny, Scott Jamieson, Osama Malik, Stefan Mauk (Luke Brattan 46'), Bruce Kamau, Bruno Fornaroli (Nathaniel Atkinson 93'). 01‐Aug‐2017 at Dolphin Stadium. Crowd: 4017.
Western Sydney Wanderers 1 (Riera 121') Wellington Phoenix 0 AET Western Sydney: Vedran Janjetovic, Brendan Hamill, Michael Thwaite, Robert Cornthwaite, Joshua Risdon, Roly Bonevacia, Kearyn Baccus, Chris Herd (Jacob Melling 74'), Steven Lustica (Brendon Santalab 105'), Jumpei Kusukami (Abraham Majok 46'), Oriol Riera. Wellington: Lewis Italiano, Thomas Doyle, Liam Wood, Scott Galloway, Goran Paracki, Sarpreet Singh, Alex Rufer (Luke Tongue 98'), Logan Rogerson (Tinashe Marowa 70'), Michael McGlinchey, Adam Parkhouse, Roy Krishna. 01‐Aug‐2017 at Campbelltown Stadium. Crowd: 3189.
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Blacktown City (NSW) 3 (Gibbs 3', 82', Speranza 17') Central Coast Mariners 2 (Appiah 32', 54') Blacktown: Tristan Prendergast, Grant Lynch, Roberto Speranza, Lewis Beumie (James Andrew 71'), Zachary Cairncross, Giorgio Speranza, Daniel Araujo, Yuta Konagaya, Connor Evans, Matthew Lewis, Joe Gibbs. Central Coast: Adam Pearce, Storm Roux, Antony Golec, Connor Pain, Alan Baro, Andrew Hoole, Tom Hiariej (Liam Rose 87'), Jake McGing, Josh Bingham (Trent Buhagiar 87'), Kwabena Appiah (Daniel De Silva 87'), Joshua Rose. 02‐Aug‐2017 at Lily`s Football Centre. Crowd: 1667.
Gold Coast City (QLD) 3 (own goal 10', Kyle 67' 79') Western Knights (WA) 1 (Burns 92') Gold Coast: Matt Stein, Matthew Schmidt, Riley Dillon (Benjamin Lyvidikos 43'), Martin Vazquez, Eoghan Murphy, Jaiden Walker, Justyn McKay (Jacob Boutoubia 77'), Nik Mirkovic, Jarrod Kyle, Sam Smith (Jason Campbell 70'), Roman Hofmann. Knights: Samuel Stone, John Chalmers, Harry Hall, Thomas Southgate, Graham Tough, Kevin Ashwood, Ben Coulter, Brian Patterson, Joshua Cortes (Ryan Haslett 83'), Adriano Jelenovic, Ryan Tucker (James Burns 78'). 02‐Aug‐2017 at Mallawa Sporting Complex. Crowd: 1033.
Moreton Bay United (QLD) 4 (Janovsky 73', Strogusz 76', Mikula 107', Smith 109') Broadmeadow Magic (NNSW) 2 (Fajkovic 18', Bradbery 90'pen) AET Moreton Bay: Jordan Thurtell, Matthew Byrne, Sam Dickinson, Rhys Gywnn‐Jones, Matthew Capelo, Donggyu Lee (Paul Mikula 83'), Cameron Millar (Lachlan Strogusz 69'), Alex Janovsky, Kyusub Bang, Stephen Green, Riley Campbell (Declan Smith 60'). Broadmeadow: Nikolas Giantsopoulos, Josh Piddington (Jacob Dowse 111'), Luke Virgili, Charlie Cox, Jon Griffiths, Shane Paul, Matthew Hoole, Dino Fajkovic (sent off 98'), Kale Bradbery, James Virgili (Lawrence Foteff 77'), Peter Haynes (Scott Pettit 55'). 02‐Aug‐2017 at Wolter Park. Crowd: 1192.
Shamrock Rovers (NT) 0 Sydney FC 8 (Bobo 24' 34'pen 76' 84', Carney 40', Simon 51', Buijs 58', Ninkovic 71') Shamrock Rovers: Matthew Ashton, Warren Behan (Marvin Wilding 79'), David McDonnell, Samuel Rowley, Simon Bell, Warren Barry, Daniel Smith, Matthew Cawley (Dexter Newman 81'), Christopher Rowley, Carl Marshall, Dean Molloy (Sean McCarthy 49'). Sydney FC: Andrew Redmayne, Patrick Flottmann, Jordy Buijs, Joshua Brillante, David Carney, Chris Zuvela, Milos Ninkovic (John Iredale 73'), Paulo Retre, Michael Zullo (Nicola Kuleski 80'), Bobo, Matt Simon (Charles Lokolingoy 62'). 02‐Aug‐2017 at Darwin Football Stadium. Crowd: 2680.
Adelaide United 1 (Marrone 63') Newcastle Jets 0 Adelaide: Paul Izzo, Michael Marrone, Jordan Elsey, George Blackwood (Baba Diawara 92'), Taylor Regan, Nathan Konstandopoulos, Jordan O`Doherty, Isaias Sanchez, Ben Garuccio, Johan Absalonsen, Nikola Mileusnic (Mark Ochieng 89'). Newcastle: Jack Duncan, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley, Daniel Georgievski, Nigel Boogaard, Wayne Brown (Kosta Petratos 65'), Steven Ugarkovic, Ben Kantarovski, Jason Hoffman, Andrew Nabbout, Roy O`Donovan, Dimitri Petratos. 09‐Aug‐2017 at Marden Sports Complex. Crowd: 2551.
Hume City (VIC) 1‐1p (Prasad 62') Bentleigh Greens (VIC) 1‐4p (Holmes 10') AET Hume City: Michael Weier, Blair Govan (Hayden Tennant 610'), Karl Baricevic, Ersin Kaya, Dillon Jakupi, Danny Kim (Nick Hegarty 53'), Theo Markelis, Daniel Clark, Liam Boland (Nicholas Panetta 106'), Attila Ofli, Jayden Prasad. Bentleigh: Ryan Scott, Jack Webster, Marco Jankovic, Trent Clulow, Tyson Holmes, Ben Litfin, Troy Ruthven, Ross Archibald, Kieran Dover, Andy Brennan (Lambros Honos 68'), Matthew Thurtell. 09‐Aug‐2017 at ABD Stadium. Crowd: 659.
Brisbane Roar 1 (Skapetis 90') Melbourne Victory 5 (Austin 26', Troisi 35', Berisha 47'pen 73', Milligan 51'pen) Brisbane: Jamie Young, Corey Brown, Jack Hingert, Matt McKay, Joe Caletti, Thomas Kristensen, Jade North, Shannon Brady (Mitchell Oxborrow 71'), Brett Holman, Dane Ingham (Peter Skapetis 57'), Nicholas D`Agostino (Massimo Maccarone 60'). Melbourne: Lawrence Thomas, James Donachie, Mitchell Austin, Rhys Williams, Leigh Broxham, Stefan Nigro, Jason Geria, Mark Milligan (Cameron McGilp 82'), James Troisi (Josh Hope 80'), Kosta Barbarouses, Besart Berisha (Jai Ingham 75'). 09‐Aug‐2017 at Perry Park. Crowd: 3184.
Sydney United (NSW) 7 (Trifiro 24', Sim 32', Shin 46' 70', Payne 47', Nikas 58'pen, Vranic 82') FNQ Heat (QLD) 2 (Carroll 23', Beverley 68'pen) Sydney United: Thomas Manos, Yianni Fragogiannis, Michael Neill, Matthew Sim (Nicholas Olsen 73'), Petar Markovic, Anthony Tomelic, Nick Stavroulakis (Yianni Perkatis 72'), Panni Nikas, Glen Trifiro, Chris Payne (Adrian Vranic 59'), Yutaro Shin. FNQ: Josh Wilson, Charlie Beverley, Ari Isman, Jack Glover, Lorenzo Sipi (Matt Filip 70'), Scott Sargent, Bronson Koppen, Jamie Carroll, Kasper Holmbech (Mqondisi Nkiwane 43'), Chris Sullivan, Crios O`Hare (Josh De Nittis 77'). 09‐Aug‐2017 at Sydney Utd Sports Centre. Crowd: 1252.
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Adelaide United 3 (Absalonsen 53', Blackwood 66'pen, Konstandopoulos 90') Melbourne Victory 0 Adelaide United: Paul Izzo, Michael Marrone, Jordan Elsey, George Blackwood (Baba Diawara 70'), Taylor Regan, Vince Lia (Jordan O`Doherty 77'), Nathan Konstandopoulos, Isaias Sanchez, Ben Garuccio, Johan Absalonsen, Nikola Mileusnic (Mark Ochieng 67'). Melbourne Victory: Lawrence Thomas, James Donachie, Rhys Williams, Mitchell Austin, Leigh Broxham (Josh Hope 82'), Jason Geria, Mark Milligan, Carl Valeri (Stefan Nigro 72'), James Troisi, Kosta Barbarouses (Jai Ingham 74'), Besart Berisha. 23‐Aug‐2017 at Marden Sports Complex. Crowd: 3342.
Moreton Bay United (QLD) 0 Gold Coast City (QLD) 1(Smith 18') AET Moreton Bay: Jordan Thurtell, Matthew Byrne, Sam Dickinson (Paul Mikula 76'), Rhys Gywnn‐Jones, Corey Lucas, Matthew Capelo, Donggyu Lee (Kyusub Bang 57'), Cameron Millar (Jheison Macuace 71'), Alex Janovsky, Stephen Green, Riley Campbell. Gold Coast: Matt Stein, Matthew Schmidt, Benjamin Lyvidikos (Ethan Grimley 73'), Martin Vazquez, Eoghan Murphy, Jaiden Walker, Justyn McKay, Jason Campbell (Tom Miller 90'), Jarrod Kyle (Riley Dillon 66'), Sam Smith, Roman Hofmann. 23‐Aug‐2017 at Wolter Park. Crowd: 1032.
South Melbourne (VIC) 4 (Minopoulos 1', Epifano 41' 92', Lujic 70') Sorrento (WA) 1 (Witschge 91') South Melbourne: Nikola Roganovic, Shpetim Mala, Luke Adams, Matthew Foschini, Matthew Millar, Bradley Norton, Nicholas Epifano, Marcus Schroen, Milos Lujic (Stefan Zinni 79'), Leigh Minopoulos (Jesse Daley 76'), Kristian Konstantinidis. Sorrento: Daryl Platten, Steven McDonald, Sammy Byles (Jacob Shore 68'), James Morgan, Shaun Kilkenny, Timothy Hill (Brodie Martin 73'), Ryan Pearson, Bradley McDonald, Reece Vittiglia (Alex Morgan 17'), Scott Witschge, Sean Canham (sent off 45+2'). 23‐Aug‐2017 at Lakeside Stadium. Crowd: 939.
Sydney United (NSW) 1‐3p (Vranic 28') Heidelberg United (VIC) 1‐4p (Ellis 21') AET Sydney United: Thomas Manos, Yianni Fragogiannis, Michael Neill, Matthew Sim (Nicholas Olsen 67'), Petar Markovic, Anthony Tomelic, Nick Stavroulakis (Adrian Vranic 112'), Panni Nikas, Glen Trifiro, Chris Payne, Yutaro Shin (Matthew Bilic 106'). Heidelberg: Chris Theodoridis‐Petropoulos, Luke Byles, Joshua Wilkins, Adrian Zahra, Kostas Kanakaris (Alex Schiavo 78'), Sean Ellis, Harry Noon (Leslie Doumbalis 98'), Jack Petrie, Steven Pace (Jordan Wilkes 605'), Reuben Way, Ken Athiu. 23‐Aug‐2017 at Sydney Utd Sports Centre. Crowd: 2513.
Bankstown Berries (NSW) 0 Sydney FC 3 (Brosque 5', Bobo 61', Mierzejewski 90'pen) Bankstown: Chad Taylor, Perry Moustakas, Steven Drewery, James Combes, Mitchell Farmer, Hyams Tomohiro, Daniel Fornito (Timothy Raftopoulos 83'), Domenico Tripodi, Kyle Ewart, Jake Bradshaw (Daniel Di Ruocco 68'), Andreas Vais (Gavin Forbes 73'). Sydney FC: Andrew Redmayne, Sebastian Ryall, Jordy Buijs, Joshua Brillante, David Carney, Milos Ninkovic (Adrian Mierzejewski 72'), Brandon O`Neill (Paulo Retre 67'), Luke Wilkshire, Michael Zullo, Alex Brosque, Bobo (Matt Simon 68'). 29‐Aug‐2017 at Sydney Utd Sports Centre. Crowd: 2180.
Bentleigh Greens (VIC) 0 Western Sydney Wanderers 4 (Cornthwaite 12', Riera 53', Lustica 78', Bridge 92') Bentleigh: Ryan Scott, Jack Webster, Nicholas Glavan, Luke Pilkington, Lambros Honos (Matthew Thurtell 52'), Trent Clulow (Marco Jankovic 79'), Tyson Holmes, Ross Archibald, Nick Ward (sent off 91'), Kieran Dover, Andy Brennan (Ben Litfin 61'). Western Sydney: Vedran Janjetovic, Jack Clisby, Michael Thwaite, Robert Cornthwaite, Joshua Risdon, Roly Bonevacia (Mark Bridge 66'), Kearyn Baccus, Chris Herd (Steven Lustica 74'), Jumpei Kusukami, Oriol Riera (Lachlan Scott 80'), Jaushua Sotirio. 29‐Aug‐2017 at Kingston Heath Complex. Crowd: 1634.
Blacktown City (NSW) 3 (Gibbs 23' 68', Malia 52') APIA Leichhardt (NSW) 1 (Murray 13') Blacktown: Tristan Prendergast, Grant Lynch, Roberto Speranza, Zachary Cairncross, Giorgio Speranza, Daniel Araujo, Yuta Konagaya, Connor Evans, Matthew Lewis, Joe Gibbs, Mitchell Malia. APIA Leichhardt: Ivan Necevski, Joshua Symons, Nathan Millgate, Themba Muata‐Marlow, Sean Symons, Corey Biczo, Sean O`Connell (Matthew West 70'), Tasuku Sekiya, Dominic Cox (Franco Parisi 62'), Brandon Lundy, Jordan Murray (David D`Apuzzo 54'). 29‐Aug‐2017 at Lily`s Football Centre. Crowd: 924.
Hakoah Sydney City (NSW) 2 (De Jong 10', Green 92') Melbourne City 3 (Jakobsen 8', Fitzgerald 13', Genreau 61') Hakoah: Anthony Bouzanis, Cameron Draper, Brad Walker, Michael Kouta (Jack Green 86'), Gavin Rae (Dylan Blumberg 61'), Connor Shaddock, Gideon Sweet, Andre DeJong, Harry Jones, Oliver Green, Neil Jablonski (Anthony Frangie 69'). Melbourne City: Dean Bouzanis, Michael Jakobsen (Ruon Tongyik 75'), Bart Schenkeveld, Manny Muscat, Nick Fitzgerald, Luke Brattan, Neil Kilkenny, Scott Jamieson, Stefan Mauk (Braedyn Crowley 86'), Bruno Fornaroli (Denis Genreau 36'), Daniel Arzani. 29‐Aug‐2017 at Leichhardt Oval. Crowd: 2915.
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Heidelberg United (VIC) 0 Adelaide United 3 (Mileusnic 3' 11' 61') Heidelberg: Chris Theodoridis‐Petropoulos, Lewis Hall (Adrian Zahra 56'), Luke Byles, Leslie Doumbalis, Joshua Wilkins, Jordan Wilkes, Sean Ellis (Andrew Cartanos 70'), Harry Noon, Jack Petrie (Kostas Kanakaris 63'), Reuben Way, Ken Athiu. Adelaide: Paul Izzo, Michael Marrone, Jordan Elsey, George Blackwood (Baba Diawara 76'), Taylor Regan, Vince Lia, Ryan Kitto, Isaias Sanchez, Karim Matmour (Nathan Konstandopoulos 84'), Johan Absalonsen (Mark Ochieng 70'), Nikola Mileusnic. 13‐Sep‐2017 at Olympic Village. Crowd: 3967.
Sydney FC 2 (Buijs 7', Brosque 51') Melbourne City 0 Sydney FC: Andrew Redmayne, Alex Wilkinson, Jordy Buijs, Joshua Brillante, Milos Ninkovic, Brandon O`Neill, Adrian Mierzejewski (Matt Simon 89'), Luke Wilkshire, Michael Zullo (Paulo Retre 76'), Alex Brosque (David Carney 69'), Bobo. Melbourne City: Eugene Galekovic, Iacopo La Rocca (Luke Brattan 82'), Michael Jakobsen, Bart Schenkeveld, Manny Muscat, Nick Fitzgerald (Tim Cahill 46'), Neil Kilkenny (Marcelo Carrusca 62'), Scott Jamieson, Osama Malik, Stefan Mauk, Bruce Kamau. 13‐Sep‐2017 at Leichhardt Oval. Crowd: 4102.
Blacktown City 2 (NSW) (Andrew 68', 104') Western Sydney Wanderers 2 (Riera 3'pen 111') AET Blacktown: Tristan Prendergast, Grant Lynch, Roberto Speranza (Lewis Beumie 89'), Zachary Cairncross, Giorgio Speranza, Daniel Araujo, Yuta Konagaya (James Andrew 60'), Connor Evans, Matthew Lewis, Joe Gibbs, Mitchell Malia. Western Sydney: Vedran Janjetovic, Jack Clisby, Michael Thwaite, Joshua Risdon, Roly Bonevacia (Lachlan Scott 616'), Kearyn Baccus, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Jacob Melling (Mark Bridge 74'), Jumpei Kusukami (Steven Lustica 90'), Oriol Riera, Jaushua Sotirio. 20‐Sep‐2017 at Lily`s Football Centre. Crowd: 4217.
Gold Coast City (QLD) 0 South Melbourne (VIC) 6 (Lujic 2' 52', Millar 8' 81', Daley 37', Zinni 70') Gold Coast: Matt Stein, Matthew Schmidt, Benjamin Lyvidikos (Riley Dillon 58'), Martin Vazquez (Jacob Boutoubia 65'), Eoghan Murphy, Jaiden Walker, Justyn McKay, Nik Mirkovic, Jason Campbell (Tom Miller 42'), Jarrod Kyle, Roman Hofmann. South Melbourne: Nikola Roganovic, Luke Adams, Michael Eagar, Matthew Foschini, Matthew Millar, Nicholas Epifano, Jesse Daley (Stefan Zinni 65'), Marcus Schroen, Milos Lujic (Stefan Zinni 65'), Luke Pavlou, Kristian Konstantinidis (Andrija Kecojevic 88'). 20‐Sep‐2017 at Cbus Stadium. Crowd: 2907.
REMAINING FIXTURES
SEMI FINALS:
11‐Oct‐17 South Melbourne (VIC) v Sydney FC Lakeside Stadium
24‐Oct‐17 Western Sydney Wanderers FC v Adelaide United Campbelltown Stadium
FINAL:
Winner Semi Final 1 v Winner Semi Final 2
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PLAYSTATION 4 NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUES 2017 FINALS SERIES QUARTER FINALSAdelaide City (SA) 0 APIA Leichhardt (NSW) 1 (Sekiya 73')Adelaide City: Ryan Veitch, Scott Nagel, Matthew Halliday, Joel Allwright, Paul Blefari, Bradley Corbo (Carlo Armiento 81'), Jordan Pudler (Thomas Love 86'), Nicholas Bucco, Mamadi Kamara, Evan Kostopoulos, Anthony Costa. APIA Leichhardt: Ivan Necevski, Nathan Millgate, Joshua Symons, Themba Muata‐Marlow, Brandon Lundy, Corey Biczo (Franco Parisi 57'), David Dapuzzo (Sean O'Connell 62'), Sean Symons, Adrian Ucchino, Tasuku Sekiya, Jordan Murray (Dominic Cox 86'). 16‐Sep‐2017 at Adelaide City Park. Crowd: 632.
Canberra Olympic (ACT) 1 (Tsekenis 26') Edgeworth FC (NNSW) 4 (Sanders 15', Evans 44', McBreen 75' 89') Canberra Olympic: Angelo Konstantinou, Tim Bobolas, Jackson Clement‐McNee, Bernard Rene, Dimitri Parascos (Michael John 80'), Daniel Colbertaldo, Stephen Domenici, Robbie Cattanach, Michael Reeve (Tom Mclachlan 65'), Josh Gulevski (Jeremy Habtemariam 70'), Jordan Tsekenis. Edgeworth: Joshua Low, Domenico Bizzarri, Patrick Wheeler, Ayden Brice, Josh Evans, Lachlan Pasquale (Adam Cawley 74'), Keanu Moore, Kieran Sanders (Keigo Moriyasu 79'), Dylan Holz, Will Bower (Arron McLoughlan 63'), Daniel McBreen. 16‐Sep‐2017 at Deakin Stadium. Crowd: 235.
Bayswater City (WA) 1 (Marulanda 45+3') Heidelberg United (VIC) 3 (Athiu3 6' 97', Ellis 102') AET Bayswater City: Devon Spence, Todd Howarth, Devon Gibson, Trent Kay, Sam Mitchinson, Paul Mccarthy (David Stokoe 85'), Brent Griffiths, Andrija Jukic, Gustavo Giron Marulanda, Jason Mirco (Luka Ninkovic 88'), Bor Bor Sam (David Heagney 55'). Heidelberg: Chris Theodoridis‐Petropoulos, Joshua Wilkins, Jordan Wilkes, Reuben Way, Luke Byles, Lewis Hall (Michael Trigger 79'), Adrian Zahra (Leslie Doumbalis 105'), Jack Petrie, Kostas Kanakaris (Harry Noon 72'), Ken Athiu, Sean Ellis. 17‐Sep‐2017 at Perth Plasterboard Centre Stadium. Crowd: 435.
South Hobart (TAS) 2 (Turner 72' 79') Brisbane Strikers (QLD) 4 (Palmer 8' Mclean 10', Stewart 62', Mclean 91') South Hobart: Kieran Brown, Adam Gorrie, Liam Qualie, Daniel Brown (Hugh Ludford 85'), Oscar Thomas, Kobe Kemp, Nicholas Morton, Jack Turner, Darcy Hall, Alex Walter, Ben Hamlett (Alexander Leszczynski 87'). Brisbane Strikers: Mitchell Thorn, Jake Marshall, Greig Henslee (Lachlan Weier 65'), Hiroki Omori, Ethan Docherty, Michael Angus, Jake Mclean, Sam Knight, Michael Lee (Braedon Steele 93'), Jeremy Stewart (Luke Marsh 73'), Ryan Palmer. 17‐Sep‐2017 at South Hobart Soccer Ground. Crowd: 803.
SEMI FINALS Heidelberg United (VIC) 2 (Noon 56', Cartanos 83') APIALeichhardt (NSW) 1 (Biczo 28') Heidelberg: Chris Theodoridis‐Petropoulos, Joshua Wilkins, Jordan Wilkes, Reuben Way, Luke Byles, Lewis Hall, Jack Petrie (Michael Trigger 72'), Sean Ellis (Andrew Cartanos 58'), Adrian Zahra, Ken Athiu (Alexander Schiavo 82'), Harry Noon. APIA Leichhardt: Ivan Necevski, Nathan Millgate, Joshua Symons, Adrian Vlastelica (Themba Muata‐Marlow 86'), Brandon Lundy (Paul Galimi 80'), Corey Biczo, David Dapuzzo (Sean O'Connell 63'), Sean Symons, Adrian Ucchino, Tasuku Sekiya, Jordan Murray. 23‐Sep‐2017 at Olympic Village. Crowd: 891.
Edgeworth FC (NNSW) 0 Brisbane Strikers (QLD) 2 (Stewart 28', Lee 95') Edgeworth: Joshua Low, Patrick Wheeler, Ayden Brice (Aaron Oppedisano 46'), Josh Evans, Arron Mcloughlan (Keigo Moriyasu 90'), Domenico Bizzarri, Keanu Moore, Kieran Sanders, Dylan Holz, Adam Cawley (Will Bower 57'), Daniel McBreen. Brisbane Strikers: Zac Speedy, Jake Marshall, Greig Henslee, Sam Knight, Hiroki Omori, Ethan Docherty, Michael Lee, Michael Angus, Ryan Palmer (Braedon Steele 81'), Jake Mclean (Zac Maltby 87'), Jeremy Stewart (Luke Marsh 75'). 24‐Sep‐2017 at Jack Mclaughlan Oval. Crowd: 470.
FINAL Brisbane Strikers (QLD) 0 Heidelberg United (VIC) 2 (Zahra 42', Ellis 61') Brisbane Strikers: Zac Speedy, Jake Marshall, Greig Henslee, Sam Knight, Hiroki Omori, Ethan Docherty, Michael Lee, Michael Angus, Jake Mclean, Jeremy Stewart (Luke Marsh 77'), Ryan Palmer (Braedon Steele 69'). Heidelberg: Chris Theodoridis‐Petropoulos, Joshua Wilkins, Jordan Wilkes, Reuben Way, Luke Byles, Lewis Hall, Jack Petrie, Alexander Schiavo (Andrew Cartanos 62'), Adrian Zahra , Ken Athiu (Michael Trigger 71'), Sean Ellis (Steven Pace 83'). 30‐Sep‐2017 at Perry Park. Crowd: 1105.
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CAPITAL FOOTBALL (ACT) P W D L F A GD Pts Canberra Olympic 18 15 2 1 66 22 44 47 FFA Centre of Excellence 18 11 3 4 53 17 36 36 Belconnen United 18 11 1 6 55 24 31 34 Gungahlin United 18 10 2 6 32 32 0 32 CanberraFC 18 9 4 5 45 21 24 31 Cooma Tigers 18 9 0 9 40 37 3 27 Tuggeranong United 18 8 2 8 30 34 ‐4 26 Woden Weston 18 4 2 12 31 52 ‐21 14 Riverina Rhinos 18 1 4 13 15 71 ‐56 7 Monaro Panthers 18 1 2 15 11 62 ‐51 5
Finals series Major Semi Final Olympic 2‐2 Belconnen United
Minor Semi Final Gungahlin Utd 3‐0 Canberra FC
Preliminary Final Olympic 2‐0 Gungahlin United
Grand Final Belconnen United 2‐1 Olympic
FOOTBALL NEW SOUTH WALES P W D L F A GD Pts APIA Leichhardt Tigers 22 16 1 5 50 18 32 49 Blacktown City 22 14 5 3 45 22 23 47 Rockdale City Suns 22 12 6 4 42 28 14 42 Manly United 22 13 3 6 47 36 11 42 Sydney Olympic 22 12 4 6 35 23 12 40 Wollongong Wolves 22 12 1 9 35 28 7 37 Sydney United 58 22 10 4 8 42 27 15 34 Hakoah Sydney City East 22 6 6 10 28 35 ‐7 24 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 22 5 4 13 31 50 ‐19 19 Sutherland Sharks 22 5 1 16 29 55 ‐26 16 Sydney 22 6 2 14 34 52 ‐18 14 Parramatta 22 1 3 18 16 60 ‐44 6
Finals series Qualifying Finals Manly United 2‐1 Sydney OlympicBlacktown City 2‐4 Rockdale City Semi Finals Blacktown City 0‐2 Manly United APIA Leichhardt 5‐0 Rockdale CityPreliminary Final Rockdale City 2‐2 Manly United Grand Final APIA Leichhardt 0‐0 Manly United
NORTHERN NSW FOOTBALL P W D L F A GD Pts Edgeworth 20 13 4 3 42 14 28 43 Hamilton Olympic 20 12 4 4 39 20 19 40 Lambton Jaffas 20 12 3 5 50 29 21 39 Broadmeadow Magic 20 12 3 5 39 27 12 39 Valentine 20 11 2 7 35 32 3 35 Maitland 20 9 4 7 40 30 10 31 Lake Macquarie City 20 6 5 9 27 39 ‐12 23 Charlestown City Blues 20 5 4 11 25 33 ‐8 19 Adamstown Rosebud 20 5 4 11 27 48 ‐21 19 Newcastle Jets Youth 20 4 3 13 32 56 ‐24 15 Weston Workers 20 1 4 15 18 46 ‐28 7
Finals series Major Semi Finals Broadmeadow 0‐1 Edgeworth Edgeworth 0‐1 Broadmeadow Edgeworth won 3‐1 on pens Lambton 2‐1 Hamilton Hamilton 1‐2 Lambton Lambton won 4‐2 on aggregate Grand Final Edgeworth 0‐2 Lambton AET
FOOTBALL FEDERATION VICTORIA P W D L F A GD Pts Heidelberg United 26 17 3 6 53 26 27 54 South Melbourne 26 15 3 8 49 28 21 48 Avondale 26 14 6 6 28 21 7 48 Bentleigh Greens 26 13 7 6 44 30 14 46 Green Gully 26 12 9 5 50 37 13 45 Oakleigh Cannons 26 11 10 5 43 23 20 43 Pascoe Vale 26 12 7 7 35 27 8 43 Hume City 26 9 8 9 31 26 5 35 FC Bulleen Lions 26 9 5 12 39 42 ‐3 32 Kingston City 26 8 7 11 37 42 ‐5 31 Port Melbourne Sharks 26 7 6 13 36 44 ‐8 27 Melbourne Knights 26 6 6 14 31 48 ‐17 24 St Albans Saints 26 3 6 17 20 56 ‐36 15 Nth Geelong Warriors 26 1 7 18 21 67 ‐46 10
Finals series Elimination Finals Bentleigh Greens 4‐0 Green GullyAvondale 1‐2 Oakleigh AET
Semi Finals South Melbourne 2‐2 Bentleigh Bentleigh won 5‐3 on penalties Heidelberg 2‐0 Oakleigh
Final Heidelberg 1‐2 Bentleigh AET
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PLAYSTATION 4 NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUES 2017 FOOTBALL QUEENSLAND P W D L F A GD Pts Brisbane Strikers 22 16 3 3 68 21 47 51 Gold Coast City 22 15 3 4 59 25 34 48 Western Pride 22 12 5 5 73 27 46 41 Moreton Bay United 22 12 5 5 49 27 22 41 Brisbane Olympic 22 12 4 6 57 27 30 40 Brisbane City 22 12 1 9 51 32 19 37 FNQFC Heat 22 9 4 9 38 37 1 31 Northern Fury 22 7 4 11 36 55 ‐19 25 Redlands United 22 6 4 12 30 53 ‐23 22 SW Queensland Thunder 22 6 2 14 26 51 ‐25 20 Brisbane Roar Youth 22 5 3 14 33 66 ‐33 18 Sunshine Coast 22 0 2 20 18 117 ‐99 2
Finals series Semi Finals Bris. Strikers 1‐3 Moreton Bay Gold Coast City 0‐3 Western Pride
Grand Final Western Pride 2‐1 Moreton Bay
FOOTBALL FEDERATION SOUTH AUSTRALIA P W D L F A GD Pts Adelaide City 22 16 2 4 60 19 41 50 MetroStars 22 14 5 3 48 26 22 47 Adelaide Comets 22 12 3 7 50 30 20 39 Croydon Kings 22 11 3 8 24 24 0 36 West Adelaide 22 10 4 8 44 39 5 34 Para Hills Knights 22 11 0 11 28 36 ‐8 33 Adelaide Olympic 22 9 3 10 33 42 ‐9 30 WT Birkalla 22 7 6 9 32 34 ‐2 27 Campbelltown City 22 7 4 11 33 36 ‐3 25 Adelaide United 22 7 3 12 31 54 ‐23 24 Adelaide Blue Eagles 22 5 5 12 33 49 ‐16 20 Cumberland United 22 3 2 17 16 43 ‐27 11
Finals series Major Semi Final MetroStars 0‐1 Adelaide City Adelaide City 2‐1 MetroStars Adelaide City won 3‐1 on agg. Minor Semi Final qualifiers Comets 2‐2 Para Hills Croydon Kings 2‐1 West Adelaide Minor Semi Final Comets 2‐4 Croydon Kings Preliminary Final MetroStars 1‐2 Croydon Kings Grand Final Adelaide City 1‐2 Croydon Kings
FOOTBALL FEDERATION TASMANIA P W L D F A GD Pts South Hobart 21 18 1 2 87 19 68 55 Olympia 21 13 4 4 59 28 31 43 Devonport 21 13 2 6 53 30 23 41 Hbt Jeep Zebras 21 9 6 6 49 19 30 33 Northern Rangers 21 5 5 11 27 51 ‐24 20 Laun City 21 5 3 13 25 58 ‐33 18 Clarence 21 4 4 13 23 70 ‐47 16 Kingborough 21 2 5 14 16 64 ‐48 11
No finals series
FOOTBALL WEST (WA) P W D L F A GD Pts Bayswater City 26 17 5 4 55 33 22 56 Inglewood United 26 16 7 3 73 33 40 55 Perth 26 17 3 6 62 30 32 54 Sorrento 26 14 5 7 53 34 19 47 Floreat Athena 26 14 5 7 42 31 11 47 ECU Joondalup 26 11 6 9 56 43 13 39 Stirling Lions 26 10 5 11 40 43 ‐3 35 Subiaco 26 11 2 13 39 48 ‐9 35 Cockburn City 26 8 7 11 38 42 ‐4 31 Joondalup United 26 8 7 11 46 60 ‐14 31 Armadale 26 7 6 13 34 51 ‐17 27 Perth Glory 26 5 4 17 28 49 ‐21 19 Balcatta 26 5 4 17 25 54 ‐29 19 Mandurah City 26 3 6 17 21 61 ‐40 15
Finals series Major Semi Final Bayswater City 4‐1 Inglewood Utd
Minor Semi Final Perth SC 4‐1 Sorrento
Preliminary Final Inglewood United 0‐3 Perth SC
Grand Final Bayswater City 3‐0 Perth SC
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NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2008/09 SEASON
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2008/09 FINAL LADDER (18 matches) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 13 2 3 43 22 41 Adelaide United 10 5 3 36 14 35 Brisbane Roar FC 10 3 5 34 22 33 Perth Glory 7 2 9 28 31 23 Central Coast Mariners 6 2 10 20 36 20 Melbourne Victory 6 1 11 21 26 19 Newcastle Jets 3 1 14 17 48 10
GRAND FINAL Sydney FC 2 (Ibrahim Haydar 21’, Robbie Mileski 77’) Adelaide United 0
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2008/09 TOP SCORERS Francesco Monterosso Adelaide United 13 Chris Grossman Brisbane Roar FC 11
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2009/10 SEASON
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2009/10 FINAL LADDER (24 matches) W D L F A Pts Central Coast Mariners 12 8 4 48 34 44 Perth Glory 13 4 7 39 35 43 Adelaide United 10 10 4 50 37 40 Gold Coast United 10 9 5 54 37 39 Sydney FC 11 6 7 43 33 39 Melbourne Victory 7 8 9 36 37 29 Newcastle Jets 8 3 13 36 48 27 Brisbane Roar FC 5 5 14 38 58 20 Australian Institute of Sport 3 5 16 32 57 14
SEMI FINALS Central Coast Mariners 1 Gold Coast United 3 Perth Glory 1 Adelaide United 0 GRAND FINAL Perth Glory 1 (Dean Evans 75') Gold Coast United 2 (Chris Harold 82', Tahj Minniecon 91')
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2009/10 TOP SCORERS Francesco Monterosso Adelaide United 17 Chris Harold Gold Coast United 16
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2010/11 SEASON
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2010/11 FINAL LADDER P W D L F A Pts Gold Coast United 19 13 2 4 45 25 41 Central Coast Mariners 20 11 2 7 43 28 35 Adelaide United 20 10 1 9 32 41 31 Sydney FC 20 9 3 8 38 31 30 Australian Institute of Sport 20 9 2 9 42 39 29 Brisbane Roar FC 19 8 3 8 34 32 27 Newcastle Jets 20 6 3 11 29 40 21 Melbourne Victory 19 7 0 12 29 42 21 Perth Glory 19 6 2 11 30 43 20 NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2010/11 TOP SCORERS Bernie Ibini Central Coast Mariners 12 Mitchell Duke Central Coast Mariners 11
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NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2011/12 FINAL LADDER (18 matches) W D L F A Pts Central Coast Mariners 11 3 4 41 16 36 Brisbane Roar FC 9 5 4 36 31 32 Perth Glory 9 5 4 50 33 32 Gold Coast United 7 4 7 40 31 25 Melbourne City FC 7 5 6 33 30 26 Sydney FC 8 2 8 35 37 26 Adelaide United 5 5 8 27 29 20 Newcastle Jets 6 5 7 30 34 23 Australian Institute of Sport 5 1 12 28 59 16 Melbourne Victory 4 3 11 15 34 15 NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2011/12 TOP SCORERS Mitchell Mallia Sydney FC 11 Chris Payne Newcastle Jets 9 Nicholas Fitzgerald Brisbane Roar FC 8
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2012/13 SEASON
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2012/13 FINAL LADDER (18 matches) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 12 1 5 57 20 37 Central Coast Mariners 12 1 5 38 28 37 Newcastle Jets 10 1 7 54 36 31 Brisbane Roar FC 9 3 6 39 34 30 Perth Glory 8 1 9 45 45 25 Melbourne City FC 8 1 9 32 34 25 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7 4 7 29 39 25 Adelaide United 6 4 8 35 42 22 Sydney FC 6 3 9 41 46 21 Australian Institute of Sport 2 1 15 23 68 7 NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2012/13 TOP SCORERS Kale Bradbery Newcastle Jets 16 Marko Jesic Newcastle Jets 13 Alec Urosevski Sydney FC 12
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2013/14 SEASON
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2013/14 FINAL LADDER (18 matches) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 13 2 3 49 29 41 Newcastle Jets 11 4 3 50 29 37 Melbourne Victory 9 4 5 50 36 31 Adelaide United 9 3 6 41 36 30 Melbourne City FC 8 4 6 40 30 28 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 7 2 9 37 33 23 Brisbane Roar FC 6 5 7 41 45 23 Australian Institute of Sport 6 3 9 32 47 21 Perth Glory 5 0 13 35 67 15 Central Coast Mariners 1 3 14 20 43 6 NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2013/14 TOP SCORERS Anthony Costa Adelaide United 14 Mitchell Mallia Sydney FC 13 Brandon Borrello Brisbane Roar FC 12
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NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2014/15 FINAL LADDER (18 matches) W D L F A Pts Melbourne City FC 10 5 3 40 27 35 Brisbane Roar FC 11 2 5 38 25 35 Perth Glory 10 4 4 33 24 34 Sydney FC 8 4 6 40 27 28 Melbourne Victory 8 3 7 34 33 27 Central Coast Mariners 8 2 8 38 34 26 Adelaide United 7 2 9 28 27 23 Newcastle Jets 7 2 9 31 37 23 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 6 2 10 21 29 20 FFA Centre of Excellence 1 2 15 11 51 5
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2014/15 TOP SCORERS Wade Dekker Melbourne City FC 9 Devante Clut Brisbane Roar FC 8 Anthony Kalik Central Coast Mariners 8 Joseph Knowles Perth Glory 8 Andrew Nabbout Melbourne Victory 8
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2015/16 SEASON
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2015/16 FINAL LADDER ‐ CONFERENCE A (8 matches) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 6 0 2 17 18 18 Brisbane Roar FC 5 0 3 28 10 15 Melbourne City FC 3 1 4 18 23 10 Melbourne Victory 3 0 5 17 22 9 Perth Glory 2 1 5 8 15 7
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2015/16 FINAL LADDER ‐ CONFERENCE B (8 matches) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 6 0 2 21 11 18 Newcastle Jets 5 1 2 17 12 16 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 4 1 3 20 25 13 Central Coast Mariners 3 0 5 24 22 9 FFA Centre of Excellence 1 0 7 13 25 3
GRAND FINAL Adelaide United 2 (Own goal 32', Samed Altundag 61') Sydney FC 5 (Alex Mullen 12' 49', Chris Zuvela 23', Max Burgess 40', Cristian.Gonzalez 56') NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2015/16 TOP SCORERS Joey Katebian Melbourne Victory 10 Nicholas D'Agostino Brisbane Roar FC 7 Dylan Smith Adelaide United 6 Harrison Sawyer Brisbane Roar FC 6
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NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2016/17 FINAL LADDER ‐ CONFERENCE A (8 matches) W D L F A GD Pts Melbourne City 5 1 2 18 12 +6 16 Brisbane Roar 4 2 2 21 14 +7 14 Perth Glory 4 0 4 12 12 0 12 Adelaide United 3 1 4 14 17 ‐3 10 Melbourne Victory 1 2 5 13 23 ‐10 5
NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2016/17 FINAL LADDER ‐ CONFERENCE B (8 matches) W D L F A GD Pts Sydney FC 5 1 2 23 15 +8 16 Western Sydney Wanderers 4 1 3 26 15 +11 13 Central Coast Mariners 3 3 2 15 13 +2 12 Newcastle Jets 3 1 4 14 15 ‐1 10 FFA Centre of Excellence 2 0 6 11 31 ‐20 6
GRAND FINAL Melbourne City 3 (Braedyn Crowley 22, 90+11'pen, Daniel Arzani 81'pen) Sydney FC 2 (George Timotheou 58', Charles Lokolingoy 68') NATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE 2016/17 TOP SCORERS Charles Lokolingoy Sydney FC 6 Jeoy Katebian Brisbane Roar 6 Marc Marino Adelaide United 6 Pierce Waring Melbourne Victory 6
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CONFERENCE A Round 1 12‐Nov‐16 Melbourne City 4–1 Adelaide United 13‐Nov‐16 Brisbane Roar 3–3 Melbourne Victory Round 2 19‐Nov‐16 Melbourne Victory 0–3 Melbourne City 20‐Nov‐16 Perth Glory 0–6 Brisbane Roar Round 3 26‐Nov‐16 Melbourne City 1–0 Perth Glory 26‐Nov‐16 Melbourne Victory 1–4 Adelaide United Round 4 03‐Dec‐16 Adelaide United 3–1 Perth Glory 22‐Dec‐16 Brisbane Roar 1–4 Melbourne City Round 5 10‐Dec‐16 Brisbane Roar 3–2 Adelaide United 11‐Dec‐16 Perth Glory 5–1 Melbourne Victory Round 6 17‐Dec‐16 Adelaide United 2–1 Melbourne City 18‐Dec‐16 Melbourne Victory 1–2 Brisbane Roar Round 7 02‐Jan‐17 Melbourne City 0–4 Brisbane Roar 04‐Jan‐17 Melbourne Victory 0–2 Perth Glory Round 8 08‐Jan‐17 Adelaide United 0–3 Melbourne Victory 08‐Jan‐17 Brisbane Roar 0–2 Perth Glory Round 9 14‐Jan‐17 Adelaide United 2–2 Brisbane Roar 15‐Jan‐17 Perth Glory 0–1 Melbourne City Round 10 22‐Jan‐17 Perth Glory 2–0 Adelaide United 22‐Jan‐17 Melbourne City 4–4 Melbourne Victory
CONFERENCE B Round 1 13‐Nov‐16 FFA COE 2–1 Central Coast 13‐Nov‐16 Newcastle Jets 4–3 Western Sydney Round 2 20‐Nov‐16 Sydney FC 4–1 FFA COE 20‐Nov‐16 Western Sydney 1–1 Central Coast Round 3 26‐Nov‐16 Central Coast 2–2 Newcastle Jets 26‐Nov‐16 Western Sydney 3–0 Sydney FC Round 4 03‐Dec‐16 Newcastle Jets 0–2 Sydney FC 04‐Dec‐16 FFA COE 0–8 Western Sydney Round 5 10‐Dec‐16 Newcastle Jets 2–0 FFA COE 11‐Dec‐16 Sydney FC 2–2 Central Coast Round 6 17‐Dec‐16 Central Coast 4–2 FFA COE 18‐Dec‐16 Western Sydney 0–2 Newcastle Jets Round 7 30‐Dec‐16 Newcastle Jets 0–2 Central Coast 02‐Jan‐17 Sydney FC 3–4 Western Sydney Round 8 07‐Jan‐17 Central Coast 3–1 Western Sydney 07‐Jan‐17 FFA COE 2–5 Sydney FC Round 9 15‐Jan‐17 Western Sydney 6–2 FFA COE 15‐Jan‐17 Sydney FC 4–3 Newcastle Jets Round 10 21‐Jan‐17 FFA COE 2–1 Newcastle Jets 21‐Jan‐17 Central Coast 0–3 Sydney FC
GRAND FINAL Melbourne City FC 3 (Crowley 22’, 90+11'pen, Arzani 81’pen) Sydney FC 2 (Timotheou 58’, Lokolingoy 68’) 28‐Jan‐16 at Central Coast Stadium Melbourne City: Yaren Sozer (c), Denis Genreau, Christian Cavallo, Dylan Pierias, Braedyn Crowley, Paulo Retre (Austin Wong 78'), Ali Eyigun (Jordon Hall 66'), Ruon Tongyik, Daniel Arzani, Connor Metcalfe, Yusuf Ahmed (Gerrie Sylaidos 45+2') Sydney FC: Mitchell Evans, Brendan Curtis (Liam McGing 96'), Patrick Flottmann, George Timotheou, Bai Antoniou (Juan Zapata 59'), Chris Arditti, Cristian Gonzalez, William Mutch, Chris Zuvela (c), George Blackwood (Charles Lokolingoy 59'), Andrea Agamemnonos
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AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – HISTORY The AFC Champions League is Asia’s premier club competition, pitting 32 club sides from Asia’s most competitive national competitions against one another for the honour of continental club Champion, and a place in the FIFA Club World Cup.
The first Asian Club Championship was played in 1967. For most of the next 25 years, Asian clubs competed against each other on a number of different fronts, namely the Asian Club Championship, Cup Winners' Cup and Super Cup.
Past major Asian club competitions Year Champion Runner‐Up 1967 Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel) Selangor (Malaysia) 1968 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) Yangzee (Korea Republic) 1970 Taj Club (Iran) Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel) 1971 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) Police Club (Iraq) 1972–1984 NOT HELD 1985 Daewoo Royals (Korea Republic) Al Ahli (Saudi Arabia) 1986 Furukawa (Japan) Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) 1987 Yomiuri (Japan) Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) 1988 Al Saad (Qatar) Al Rasheed (Iraq) 1989 Liaoning (China) Nissan (Japan) 1990 Esteghlal (Iran) Liaoning (China) 1991 Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) Esteghlal (Iran) 1992 Pas (Iran) Al Shabab (Saudi Arabia) 1993 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand) Oman Club (Oman) 1994 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand) Al Arabi (Qatar) 1995 Ilhwa Chunma (Korea Republic) Al Nassr (Saudi Arabia) 1996/97 Pohang Steelers (Korea Republic) Ilhwa Chunma (Korea Republic) 1997/98 Pohang Steelers (Korea Republic) Dalian Wanda (China) 1998/99 Jubilo Iwata (Japan) Esteghlal (Iran) 1999/00 Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) Jubilo Iwata (Japan) 2000/01 Suwon Bluewings (Korea Republic) Jubilo Iwata (Japan) 2001/02 Suwon Bluewings (Korea Republic) Anyang Cheetahs (Korea Republic)
With the advent of the AFC Champions League in 2002, those competitions merged into one major continental club tournament to determine Asia's best. The competition was relaunched in late 2008, with stricter entry requirements.
For 2016 the following Member Associations earned entry into the tournament: Australia (2 teams directly into group stage + 1 into play‐off stage), Bahrain (0+1), China (2+2), Hong Kong (1+1), India (0+1), Iran (3+1), Japan (3+1), Jordan (0+1), Korea Republic (3+1), Malaysia (0+1), Myanmar (0+1), Philippines (0+1), Qatar (2+2), Saudi Arabia (3+1), Singapore (0+1), Thailand (1+2), United Arab Emirates (3+1), Uzbekistan (1+2) and Vietnam (0+1). AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS AND RUNNERS‐UP 2002/03–2015 Year Champion Runner‐Up 2002/03 Al Ain (UAE) BEC Tero Sasana (Thailand) 2004 Al Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) Seongnam Chunma (Korea Republic) 2005 Al Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) Al Ain (United Arab Emirates) 2006 Jeonbuk Motors (Korea Republic) Al Karama (Syria) 2007 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) Sepahan (Iran) 2008 Gamba Osaka (Japan) Adelaide United (Australia) 2009 Pohang Steelers (Korea Republic) Al Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) 2010 Seongnam Ilhwa (Korea Republic) Zobahan (Iran) 2011 Al Sadd (Qatar) Suwon Bluewings (Korea Republic) 2012 Ulsan Hyundai (Korea Republic) Al Ahli (Saudi Arabia) 2013 Guangzhou Evergrande (China) FC Seoul (Korea Republic) 2014 Western Sydney Wanderers FC (Australia) Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) 2015 Guangzhou Evergrande (China) Al Ahli (United Arab Emirates) 2016 Jeonbuk Motors (Korea Republic) Al Ain (United Arab Emirates)
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AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2017 QUALIFYING STAGE (January–February) PRELIMINARY STAGE 1 Global FC (Philippines) 2–0 Tampines Rovers (Singapore)
PRELIMINARY STAGE 2 –WEST ZONE Al Wehdat (Jordan) 2–1 Bengaluru FC (India) FC Nasaf (Uzbekistan) 4–0 Al Hidd (Bahrain) PRELIMINARY STAGE 2 –EAST ZONE Kitchee SC (Hong Kong) 3–2 Hanoi FC (Vietnam) Bangkok United (Thailand) 1(4p)–1(5p) Johor Darul (Mal) Sukhothai FC (Thailand) 5–0 Yadanarbon FC (Myanmar) Brisbane Roar (Australia) 6–0 Global FC (Philippines)
PLAY–OFF STAGE – WEST ZONE Al Fateh (Saudi Arabia) 1–0 FC Nasaf (Uzbekistan) Al Wahda (UAE) 3–0 Al Wehdat (Jordan) Esteghlal FC (Iran) 0(4p)–0(3p) Al Sadd (Qatar) El Jaish (Qatar) 0(1p)–0(3p) Bunyodkor (Uzbekistan)
PLAY–OFF STAGE – EAST ZONE Gamba Osaka (Japan) 3–0 Johor Darul (Malaysia) Ulsan Hyundai (Korea Rep) 1(4p)–1(3p) Kitchee SC (HK) Shanghai SIPG (China) 3–0 Sukhothai FC (Thailand) Shanghai Shenhua (China) 0–2 Brisbane Roar (Australia)
GROUP STAGE (February–May) GROUP A Al Taawoun (ksa) 1–0 Lokomotiv (uzb) Al Ahli (uae) 2–1 Esteghlal (irn) Lokomotiv (uzb) 2–0 Al Ahli (uae) Esteghlal (irn) 3–0 Al Taawoun (ksa) Esteghlal (irn) 2–0 Lokomotiv (uzb) Al Ahli (uae) 0–0 Al Taawoun (ksa) Lokomotiv (uzb) 1–1 Esteghlal (irn) Al Taawoun (ksa) 1–3 Al Ahli (uae) Lokomotiv (uzb) 4–4 Al Taawoun (ksa) Esteghlal (irn) 1–1 Al Ahli (uae) Al Ahli (uae) 4–0 Lokomotiv (uzb) Al Taawoun (ksa) 1–2 Esteghlal (irn)
Al Ahli (Dubai, UAE) 11 Esteghlal (Tehran, Iran) 11 Al Taawoun (Buraidah, Saudi Arabia) 5 Lokomotiv (Tashkent, Uzbekistan) 5
GROUP B Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) 1–0 Al Fateh (ksa) Lekhwiya (qat) 3–0 Al Jazira (uae) Al Fateh (ksa) 2–2 Lekhwiya (qat) Al Jazira (uae) 0–1 Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) 1–1 Lekhwiya (qat) Al Fateh (ksa) 3–1 Al Jazira (uae) Lekhwiya (qat) 2–1 Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) Al Jazira (uae) 0–0 Al Fateh (ksa) Al Fateh (ksa) 1–1 Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) Al Jazira (uae) 1–3 Lekhwiya (qat) Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) 1–1 Al Jazira (uae) Lekhwiya (qat) 4–1 Al Fateh (ksa)
Lekhwiya (Doha, Qatar) 14 Esteghlal Khouzestan (Ahvaz, Iran) 9 Al Fateh (Al Hasa, Saudi Arabia) 6 Al Jazira (Abu Dhabi, UAE) 2
GROUP C Al Ain (uae) 1–1 Zobahan (irn) Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) 2–0 Bunyodkor (uzb) Bunyodkor (uzb) 2–3 Al Ain (uae) Zobahan (irn) 1–2 Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) Bunyodkor (uzb) 0–2 Zobahan (irn) Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) 2–2 Al Ain (uae) Zobahan (irn) 2–1 Bunyodkor (uzb) Al Ain (uae) 2–2 Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) Bunyodkor (uzb) 2–0 Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) Zobahan (irn) 0–3 Al Ain (uae) Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) 2–0 Zobahan (irn) Al Ain (uae) 3–0 Bunyodkor (uzb)
Al Ain (Al Ain, UAE) 12 Al Ahli Saudi (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) 11 Zobahan (Isfahan, Iran) 7 Bunyodkor (Tashkent, Uzbekistan) 3
GROUP D Persepolis (irn) 1–1 Al Hilal (ksa) Al Rayyan (qat) 2–1 Al Wahda (uae) Al Wahda (uae) 2–3 Persepolis (irn) Al Hilal (ksa) 2–1 Al Rayyan (qat) Al Wahda (uae) 2–2 Al Hilal (ksa) Al Rayyan (qat) 3–1 Persepolis (irn) Persepolis (irn) 0–0 Al Rayyan (qat) Al Hilal (ksa) 1–0 Al Wahda (uae) Al Hilal (ksa) 0–0 Persepolis (irn) Al Wahda (uae) 5–1Al Rayyan (qat) Al Rayyan (qat) 3–4 Al Hilal (ksa) Persepolis (irn) 4–2 Al Wahda (uae)
Al Hilal (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) 12 Persepolis (Tehran, Iran) 9 Al Rayyan (Doha, Qatar) 7 Al Wahda (Abu Dhabi, UAE) 4
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GROUP E Brisbane Roar (aus) 0–0 Muangthong (tha) Kashima Antlers (jpn) 2–0 Ulsan Hyundai (kor) Ulsan Hyundai (kor) 6–0 Brisbane Roar (aus) Muangthong (tha) 2–1 Kashima Antlers (jpn) Kashima Antlers (jpn) 3–0 Brisbane Roar (aus) Ulsan Hyundai (kor) 0–0 Muangthong (tha) Brisbane Roar (aus) 2–1 Kashima Antlers (jpn) Muangthong (tha) 1–0 Ulsan Hyundai (kor) Ulsan Hyundai (kor) 0–4 Kashima Antlers (jpn) Muangthong (tha) 3–0 Brisbane Roar (aus) Kashima Antlers (jpn) 2–1 Muangthong (tha) Brisbane Roar (aus) 2–3 Ulsan Hyundai (kor)
Kashima Antlers (Kashima, Japan) 12 Muangthong United (Muangthong, Thailand) 11 Ulsan Hyundai (Ulsan, Korea Republic) 7 Brisbane Roar (Brisbane, Australia) 4
GROUP F Western Sydney (aus) 0–4 Urawa (jpn) FC Seoul (kor) 0–1 Shanghai SIPG (chn) Urawa (jpn) 5–2 FC Seoul (kor) Shanghai SIPG (chn) 5–1 Western Sydney (aus) FC Seoul (kor) 2–3 Western Sydney (aus) Shanghai SIPG (chn) 3–2 Urawa (jpn) Western Sydney (aus) 2–3 FC Seoul (kor) Urawa (jpn) 1–0 Shanghai SIPG (chn) Urawa (jpn) 6–1 Western Sydney (aus) Shanghai SIPG (chn) 4–2 FC Seoul (kor) FC Seoul (kor) 1–0 Urawa (jpn) Western Sydney (aus) 3–2 Shanghai SIPG (chn)
Urawa Red Diamonds (Saitama, Japan) 12 Shanghai SIPG (Shanghai, China) 12 FC Seoul (Seoul, Korea Republic) 6 Western Sydney Wanderers (Sydney, Australia) 6
GROUP G Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) 1–1 Suwon Bluewings (kor) Guangzhou E (chn) 7–0 Eastern (hkg) Suwon Bluewings (kor) 2–2 Guangzhou E (chn) Eastern (hkg) 1–1 Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) Eastern (hkg) 0–1 Suwon Bluewings (kor) Guangzhou E (chn) 1–1 Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) Suwon Bluewings (kor) 5–0 Eastern (hkg) Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) 0–0 Guangzhou E (chn) Suwon Bluewings (kor) 0–1 Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) Eastern (hkg) 0–6 Guangzhou E (chn) Guangzhou E (chn) 2–2 Suwon Bluewings (kor) Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) 4–0 Eastern (hkg)
Kawasaki Frontale (Kawasaki, Japan) 10 Guangzhou Evergrande (Guangzhou, China) 10 Suwon Bluewings (Suwon, Korea Republic) 9 Eastern (Hong Kong, Hong Kong) 1
GROUP H Adelaide United (aus) 0–3 Gamba Osaka (jpn) Jeju United (kor) 0–1 Jiangsu (chn) Gamba Osaka (jpn) 1–4 Jeju United (kor) Jiangsu (chn) 2–1 Adelaide United (aus) Adelaide United (aus) 3–3 Jeju United (kor) Gamba Osaka (jpn) 0–1 Jiangsu (chn) Jeju United (kor) 1–3 Adelaide United (aus) Jiangsu (chn) 3–0 Gamba Osaka (jpn) Gamba Osaka (jpn) 3–3 Adelaide United (aus) Jiangsu (chn) 1–2 Jeju United (kor) Adelaide United (aus) 0–1 Jiangsu (chn) Jeju United (kor) 2–0 Gamba Osaka (jpn)
Jiangsu Suning (Nanjing, China) 15 Jeju United (Jeju, Korea Republic) 10 Adelaide United (Adelaide, Australia) 5 Gamba Osaka (Osaka, Japan) 4
KNOCK‐OUT STAGE ROUND OF 16 (May) Leg 1 Leg 2 Agg. Esteghlal (irn) 1 1 2 Al Ain (uae) 0 6 6 Esteghlal Khouzestan (irn) 1 1 2 Al Hilal (ksa) 2 2 4 Persepolis (irn) 0 1 1 Lekhwiya (qat) 0 0 0 Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) 1 3 4 Al Ahli (uae) 1 1 2 Shanghai SIPG (chn) 2 3 5 Jiangsu (chn) 1 2 3 Guangzhou Evergrande (chn) 1 1 2 Kashima Antlers (jpn) 0 4 4 Muangthong (tha) 1 1 2 Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) 3 2 5 Jeju United (kor) 2 0 2 Urawa Red Diamonds (jpn) 0 3 3
QUARTER FINALS (Aug–Sep) Leg 1 Leg 2 Agg. Al Ain (uae) 0 0 0 Al Hilal (ksa) 0 3 3 Persepolis (irn) 2 3 5 Al Ahli Saudi (ksa) 2 1 3 Shanghai SIPG (chn) 4 1 5* Guangzhou Evergrande (chn) 0 5 5 Kawasaki Frontale (jpn) 3 1 4 Urawa Red Diamonds (jpn) 1 4 5
SEMI FINALS (Sep–Oct) Leg 1 Leg 2 Al Hilal (ksa) 26‐Sep 17‐Oct Persepolis (irn) Shanghai SIPG (chn) 27‐Sep 18‐Oct Urawa (jpn)
FINAL (Nov) Winner SF1 18‐Nov (1st leg) Winner SF2 25‐Nov (2nd leg)
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AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2017 – AUSTRALIAN CLUBS Australia’s AFC Champions League 2016 entrants were Hyundai A‐League 2015/16 Premiers & Champions Adelaide United, runners‐up Western Sydney Wanderers, and third‐placed Brisbane Roar who entered the qualifying play‐off.
ADELAIDE UNITED – GROUP STAGE
Adelaide United 0 Gamba Osaka (JPN) 3 John Hall, Riley McGree, Michael Marrone, Dylan McGowan, Taylor Regan, Kim Jae‐sung, Jordan O`Doherty, Ben Garuccio, Tarek Elrich, Sergio Cirio, Nikola Mileusnic. Date: 22‐Feb‐2017. Venue: Coopers Stadium. Crowd: 5071.
Jiangsu Suning (CHN) 2 Adelaide United 1 (Babalj 93') Daniel Margush, Riley McGree, Michael Marrone, Dylan McGowan, Taylor Regan, Kim Jae‐sung, Jordan O`Doherty, Tarek Elrich, Baba Diawara, Sergio Cirio, Nikola Mileusnic. Date: 01‐Mar‐2017. Venue: Nanjing Sports Centre. Crowd: 41033.
Adelaide United 3 (Diawara 51'pen, Cirio 72', Ochieng 85') Jeju United (KOR) 3 Eugene Galekovic, Riley McGree, Dylan McGowan, Taylor Regan, Kim Jae‐sung, Jordan O`Doherty, Ben Garuccio, Tarek Elrich, Baba Diawara, Sergio Cirio, Nikola Mileusnic. Date: 15‐Mar‐2017. Venue: Coopers Stadium. Crowd: 3539.
Jeju United (KOR) 1 Adelaide United 3 (Jae‐sung 7', McGowan 49', McGree 65') Eugene Galekovic, Riley McGree, Michael Marrone, Dylan McGowan, Taylor Regan, Kim Jae‐sung, Isaias Sanchez, Ben Garuccio, Baba Diawara, Sergio Cirio, Nikola Mileusnic. Date: 11‐Apr‐2017. Venue: Jeju World Cup Stadium. Crowd: 2289.
Gamba Osaka (JPN) 3 Adelaide United 3 (Cirio 43', O`Doherty 54', Diawara 93') Eugene Galekovic, Mark Ochieng, Michael Marrone, Benjamin Warland, Kim Jae‐sung, Jordan O`Doherty, Isaias Sanchez, Ben Garuccio, Baba Diawara, Sergio Cirio, Nikola Mileusnic. Date: 25‐Apr‐2017. Venue: Suita City Stadium. Crowd: 9209.
Adelaide United 0 Jiangsu Suning (CHN) 1 Eugene Galekovic, Riley McGree, Mark Ochieng, Michael Marrone, Dylan McGowan, Taylor Regan, Kim Jae‐sung, Isaias Sanchez, Baba Diawara, Sergio Cirio, Nikola Mileusnic. Date: 09‐May‐2017. Venue: Coopers Stadium. Crowd: 6797.
Final standings (Group H) P W D L GF GA GD PTS Jiangsu Suning 6 5 0 1 9 3 +6 15 Jeju United 6 3 1 2 12 9 +3 10 Adelaide United 6 1 2 3 10 13 –3 5 Gamba Osaka 6 1 1 4 7 13 –6 4
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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS – GROUP STAGE
Western Sydney Wanderers 0 Urawa Reds (JPN) 4 Vedran Janjetovic, Jack Clisby, Aritz Borda, Brendan Hamill, Scott Neville, Kearyn Baccus, Dimas Delgado, Steven Lustica, Nicolas Martinez, Jumpei Kusukami, Abraham Majok. Date: 21‐Feb‐2017. Venue: Campbelltown Stadium. Crowd: 5590.
Shanghai SIPG (CHN) 5 Western Sydney Wanderers 1 (Nichols 20') Jerrad Tyson, Jack Clisby, Aritz Borda, Brendan Hamill, Scott Neville, Kearyn Baccus, Dimas Delgado, Nicolas Martinez, Mitch Nichols, Ryan Griffiths, Jaushua Sotirio. Date: 28‐Feb‐2017. Venue: Shanghai Stadium. Crowd: 28090.
FC Seoul (KOR) 2 Western Sydney Wanderers 3 (Scott 24', Antonis 40'pen, Sotirio 63') Vedran Janjetovic, Jack Clisby, Aritz Borda, Brendan Hamill, Kearyn Baccus, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Shannon Cole, Mitch Nichols, Terry Antonis, Jaushua Sotirio, Lachlan Scott. Date: 15‐Mar‐2017. Venue: Seoul World Cup Stadium. Crowd: 4769.
Western Sydney Wanderers 2 (Antonis 77', Scott 92') FC Seoul (KOR) 3 Vedran Janjetovic, Jack Clisby, Aritz Borda, Scott Neville, Kearyn Baccus, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Shannon Cole, Jumpei Kusukami, Mitch Nichols, Terry Antonis, Lachlan Scott. Date: 11‐Apr‐2017. Venue: Campbelltown Stadium. Crowd: 5356.
Urawa Reds (JPN) 6 Western Sydney Wanderers 1 (Kusukami 66') Vedran Janjetovic, Jack Clisby, Brendan Hamill, Scott Neville, Robert Cornthwaite, Kearyn Baccus, Dimas Delgado, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Jumpei Kusukami, Brendon Santalab, Jaushua Sotirio. Date: 26‐Apr‐2017. Venue: Saitama Stadium. Crowd: 19467.
Western Sydney Wanderers 3 (Kusukami 3', Lustica 6', Sotirio 89') Shanghai SIPG (CHN) 2 Vedran Janjetovic, Aritz Borda, Robert Cornthwaite, Kearyn Baccus, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Shannon Cole, Steven Lustica, Nicolas Martinez, Jumpei Kusukami, Terry Antonis, Lachlan Scott. Date: 10‐May‐2017. Venue: Campbelltown Stadium. Crowd: 5271.
Final standings (Group F) P W D L GF GA GD PTS Urawa Red Diamonds 6 4 0 2 18 7 +11 12 Shanghai SIPG 6 4 0 2 15 9 +6 12 FC Seoul 6 2 0 4 10 15 –5 6 Western Sydney Wanderers 6 2 0 4 10 22 –12 6
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BRISBANE ROAR – QUALIFYING PLAY‐OFFS
Brisbane Roar 6 (Borrello 12' 26' 30' 82', Arana 35', 65') Global FC (PHI) 0 Jamie Young, Corey Brown, Daniel Bowles, Jacob Pepper, Matt McKay, Joseph Katebian, Jade North, Manuel Arana, Brett Holman, Dane Ingham, Brandon Borrello. Date: 31‐Jan‐2017. Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Crowd: 3657.
Shanghai Shenhua (CHN) 0 Brisbane Roar 2 (Borrello 2', Oar 41') Brisbane Roar: Jamie Young, Corey Brown, Jack Hingert, Luke DeVere, Matt McKay, Thomas Kristensen, Tommy Oar, Jade North, Thomas Broich, Jamie Maclaren, Brandon Borrello. Date: 08‐Feb‐2017. Venue: Hongkou Stadium. Crowd: 23980.
BRISBANE ROAR – GROUP STAGE
Brisbane Roar 0 Muangthong United (THA) 0 Jamie Young, Jack Hingert, Jacob Pepper, Tommy Oar, Cameron Crestani, Jade North, Manuel Arana, Brett Holman, Dane Ingham, Brandon Borrello, Nicholas D`Agostino. Date: 21‐Feb‐2017. Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Crowd: 4536.
Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) 6 Brisbane Roar 0 Jamie Young, Kye Rowles, Jack Hingert, Matt McKay, Thomas Kristensen, Tommy Oar, Cameron Crestani, Jade North, Manuel Arana, Jamie Maclaren, Brandon Borrello. Date: 28‐Feb‐2017. Venue: Ulsan Munsu Stadium. Crowd: 1303.
Kashima Antlers (JPN) 3 Brisbane Roar 0 Jamie Young, Corey Brown, Jack Hingert, Avraam Papadopoulos, Matt McKay, Joe Caletti, Jade North, Thomas Broich, Brett Holman, Jamie Maclaren, Brandon Borrello. Date: 14‐Mar‐2017. Venue: Kashima Soccer Stadium. Crowd: 6558.
Brisbane Roar 2 (Maclaren 18', Holman 49') Kashima Antlers (JPN) 1 Michael Theo, Corey Brown, Jack Hingert, Luke DeVere, Avraam Papadopoulos, Joe Caletti, Thomas Kristensen, Thomas Broich, Brett Holman, Jamie Maclaren, Brandon Borrello. Date: 12‐Apr‐2017. Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Crowd: 5567.
Muangthong United (THA) 3 Brisbane Roar 0 Jamie Young, Kye Rowles, Luke DeVere, Jacob Pepper, Joseph Katebian, Cameron Crestani, Thomas Broich, Shannon Brady, Dane Ingham, Nicholas D`Agostino, . Date: 26‐Apr‐2017. Venue: Thunderdome Stadium. Crowd: 11807.
Brisbane Roar 2 (Maclaren 18', 37') Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) 3 Jamie Young, Jack Hingert, Luke DeVere, Avraam Papadopoulos, Matt McKay, Thomas Kristensen, Tommy Oar, Manuel Arana, Brett Holman, Jamie Maclaren, Brandon Borrello. Date: 10‐May‐2017. Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Crowd: 3245.
Final standings (Group E) P W D L GF GA GD PTS Kashima Antlers 6 4 0 2 13 5 +8 12 Muangthong United 6 3 2 1 7 3 +4 11 Ulsan Hyundai 6 2 1 3 9 9 0 7 Brisbane Roar 6 1 1 4 4 16 –12 4
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Adelaide United................................................... GROUP STAGE Shandong Luneng (CHN) home L 0–1 Dong Tam Long An (VIE) away W 2–0 Seongnam Chunma (KOR) home D 2–2 Seongnam Chunma (KOR) away L 0–1 Shandong Luneng (CHN) away D 2–2 Dong Tam Long An (VIE) home W 3–0 (top team progresses) W D L F A Pts Seongnam Ilhwa 4 1 1 13 6 13 Shandong Luneng 4 1 1 12 8 13 Adelaide United 2 2 2 9 6 8 Dong Tam Long An 0 0 6 4 18 0
Sydney FC............................................................. GROUP STAGE Shanghai Shenhua (CHN) away W 2–1 Urawa Reds (JPN) home D 2–2 Persik Kidiri (IDN) away L 1–2 Persik Kidiri (IDN) home W 3–0 Shanghai Shenhua (CHN) home D 0–0 Urawa Reds (JPN) away D 0–0 (top team progresses) W D L F A Pts Urawa Red Diamonds 2 4 0 9 5 10 Sydney FC 2 3 1 8 5 9 Persik Kediri 2 1 3 6 16 7 Shanghai Shenhua 1 2 3 7 4 5
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Adelaide United.................................................... GROUP STAGE Pohang Steelers (KOR) away W 2–0 Changchun Yatai (CHN) home D 0–0 Binh Duong (VIE) away W 2–1 Binh Duong (VIE) home W 4–1 Pohang Steelers (KOR) home W 1–0 Changchun Yatai (CHI) away D 0–0 (top team progresses) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 4 2 0 9 2 14 Changchun Yatai 3 3 0 10 3 12 Pohang Steelers 1 2 3 6 7 5 Binh Duong 0 1 5 4 17 1
KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Kashima Antlers (JPN) away D 1–1 Kashima Antlers (JPN) home W 1–0 Adelaide United won quarter‐final 2–1 on aggregate
Bunyodkor (UZB) home W 3–0 Bunyodkor (UZB) away L 0–1 Adelaide United won semi‐final 3–1 on aggregate
Gamba Osaka (JPN) away L 0–3 Gamba Osaka (JPN) home L 0–2 Adelaide United lost final 0–5 on aggregate
Melbourne Victory................................................ GROUP STAGE Chunnam Dragons (KOR) home W 2–0 Chonburi (THA) away L 1–3 Gamba Osaka (JPN) home L 3–4 Gamba Osaka (JPN) away L 0–2 Chunnam Dragons (KOR) away D 1–1 Chonburi (THA) home W 3–1 (top team progresses) W D L F A Pts Gamba Osaka 4 2 0 14 8 14 Melbourne Victory 2 1 3 10 11 7 Chunnam Dragons 1 3 2 8 10 6 Chonburi 1 2 3 7 10 5
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Central Coast Mariners........................................ GROUP STAGE Pohang Steelers (KOR) home D 0–0 Tianjin Teda (CHN) away D 2–2 Kawasaki Frontale (JPN) home L 0–5 Kawasaki Frontale (JPN) away L 1–2 Pohang Steelers (KOR) away L 2–3 Tianjin Teda (CHN) home L 0–1 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Pohang Steelers 3 3 0 7 3 12 Kawasaki Frontale 3 1 2 10 7 10 Tianjin Teda 2 2 2 6 5 8 Central Coast Mariners 0 2 4 5 13 2
Newcastle Jets...................................................... GROUP STAGE Beijing Guoan (CHN) away L 0–2 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) home W 2–0 Nagoya Grampus (JPN) away D 1–1 Nagoya Grampus (JPN) home L 0–1 Beijing Guoan (CHN) home W 2–1 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) away W 1–0 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Nagoya Grampus 3 3 0 10 4 12 Newcastle Jets 3 1 2 6 5 10 Ulsan Hyundai 2 0 4 4 10 6 Beijing Guoan 1 2 3 4 5 5 KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Pohang Steelers (KOR) away L 0–6
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Adelaide United................................................... GROUP STAGE Pohang Steelers (KOR) home W 1–0 Shandong Luneng (CHN) away W 2–0 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) home W 3–2 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) away L 0–1 Pohang Steelers (KOR) away D 0–0 Shandong Luneng (CHN) home L 0–1 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 3 1 2 6 4 10 Pohang Steelers 3 1 2 8 7 10 Sanfrecce Hiroshima 3 0 3 11 11 9 Shandong Luneng 2 0 4 5 8 6 KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Jeonbuk Motors (KOR) home L 2–3 (AET)
Melbourne Victory............................................... GROUP STAGE Beijing Guoan (CHN) away L 0–1 Seongnam Chunma (KOR) home L 0–2 Kawasaki Frontale (JPN) away L 0–4 Kawasaki Frontale (JPN) home W 1–0 Beijing Guoan (CHN) home D 0–0 Seongnam Chunma (KOR) away L 2–3 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Seongnam Chunma 5 0 1 11 6 15 Beijing Guoan 3 1 2 7 5 10 Kawasaki Frontale 2 0 4 8 8 6 Melbourne Victory 1 1 4 3 10 4
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Sydney FC............................................................. GROUP STAGE Suwon Bluewings (KOR) home D 0–0 Shanghai Shenhua (CHN) home D 1–1 Kashima Antlers (JPN) home L 0–3 Shanghai Shenhua (CHN) away W 3–2 Suwon Bluewings (KOR) away L 1–3 Kashima Antlers (JPN) away L 1–2 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Suwon Bluewings 3 3 0 12 3 12 Kashima Antlers 3 3 0 9 3 12 Sydney FC 1 2 3 6 11 5 Shanghai Shenhua 0 2 4 3 13 2
Melbourne Victory............................................... GROUP STAGE Gamba Osaka (JPN) away L 1–5 Jeju United (KOR) home L 1–2 Tianjin Teda (CHN) away D 1–1 Tianjin Teda (CHN) home W 2–1 Gamba Osaka (JPN) home D 1–1 Jeju United (KOR) away D 1–1 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Gamba Osaka 3 1 2 13 7 10 Tianjin Teda 3 1 2 8 6 10 Jeju United 2 1 3 6 10 7 Melbourne Victory 1 3 2 7 11 6
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Central Coast Mariners........................................ GROUP STAGE Tianjin Teda (CHN) away D 0–0 Nagoya Grampus (JPN) home D 1–1 Seongnam Chunma (KOR) home D 1–1 Seongnam Chunma (KOR) away L 0–5 Tianjin Teda (CHN) home W 5–1 Nagoya Grampus (JPN) away L 0–3 (top two progress) W D L F A P Seongnam Chunma 2 4 0 13 5 10 Nagoya Grampus 2 4 0 10 4 10 Central Coast Mariners 1 3 2 7 11 6 Tianjin Teda 0 3 3 2 12 3
Brisbane Roar FC...................................................... GROUP STAGE FC Tokyo (JPN) home L 0–2 Beijing Guoan (CHN) away D 1–1 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) away D 1–1 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) home L 1–2 FC Tokyo (JPN) away L 2–4 Beijing Guoan (CHN) home D 1–1 (top two progress) W D L F A P Ulsan Hyundai 4 2 0 11 7 14 FC Tokyo 3 2 1 12 6 11 Brisbane Roar FC 0 3 3 6 11 3 Beijing Guaon 0 3 3 6 11 3
Adelaide United………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….QUALIFYING PLAY‐OFF Persipura Jayapura (IDN) home W 3–0 GROUP STAGE Bunyodkor (UZB) away W 2–1 Gamba Osaka (JPN) home W 2–0 Pohang Steelers (KOR) away L 0–1 Pohang Steelers (KOR) home W 1–0 Bunyodkor (UZB) home D 0–0 Gamba Osaka (JPN) away W 2–0 (top two progress) W D L F A P Adelaide United 4 1 1 7 2 13 Bunyodkor 3 1 2 8 7 10 Pohang Steelers 3 0 3 6 4 9 Gamba Osaka 1 0 5 5 13 3 KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Nagoya Grampus (JPN) home W 1–0 Bunyodkor (UZB) home D 2–2 Bunyodkor (UZB) away L 2–3 Adelaide lost 4–5 on aggregate
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Central Coast Mariners........................................ GROUP STAGE Suwon Bluewings (KOR) home D 0–0 Kashiwa Reysol (JPN) away L 1–3 Guizhou Renhe (CHN) home W 2–1 Guizhou Renhe (CHN) away W 2–1 Suwon Bluewings (KOR) away W 1–0 Kashiwa Reysol (JPN) home L 0–3 (top two progress) W D L F A Pts Kashiwa Reysol 4 2 0 14 4 14 Central Coast Mariners 2 1 3 5 9 7 Guizhou Renhe 1 3 2 6 7 6 Suwon Bluewings 0 4 2 4 9 4
KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) home L 1–2 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) away L 0–3 Central Coast lost 1–5 on aggregate
Brisbane Roar FC........................................... QUALIFYING PLAY‐OFF Buriram United (THA) away D 0–0 Brisbane lost on penalties 0–3
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Central Coast Mariners........................................ GROUP STAGE FC Seoul (KOR) away L 0–2 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) home W 2–1 Beijing Guoan (CHN) away L 1–2 Beijing Guoan (CHN) home W 1–0 FC Seoul (KOR) home L 0–1 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) away L 0–1 (top two progress) W D L F A P FC Seoul 3 2 1 9 6 11 Sanfrecce Hiroshima 2 3 1 9 1 9 Beijing Guoan 1 3 2 7 8 6 Central Coast Mariners 2 0 4 4 7 6
Melbourne Victory............................................. QUALIFYING PLAY‐OFF Muangthong United (THA) home W 2–1 GROUP STAGE Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) away L 2–4 Jeonbuk Motors (KOR) home D 2–2 Yokohama Marinos (JPN) home W 1–0 Yokohama Marinos (JPN) away L 2–3 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) home W 2–0 Jeonbuk Motors (KOR) away D 0–0 (top two progress) W D L F A P Guangzhou Evergrande 3 1 2 10 8 10 Jeonbuk Motors 2 2 2 8 7 8 Melbourne Victory 2 2 2 9 9 8 Yokohama Marinos 2 1 3 7 10 7
Western Sydney Wanderers FC…………………………………………………………….……………………………………………..……. GROUP STAGE Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) home L 1–3 Guizhou Renhe (CHN) away W 1–0 Kawasaki Frontale (JPN) home W 1–0 Kawasaki Frontale (JPN) away L 1–2 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) away W 2–0 Guizhou Renhe (CHN) home W 5–0 (top two progress) W D L F A P Western Sydney 4 0 2 11 5 12 Kawasaki Frontale 4 0 2 7 5 12 Ulsan Hyundai 2 1 3 8 10 7 Guizhou Renhe 1 1 4 4 10 4
ROUND OF 16 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) away L 1–3 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) home W 2–0 Western Sydney Wanderers FC won on away goals rule QUARTER FINAL Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) home W 1–0 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) away L 1–2 Western Sydney Wanderers FC won on away goals rule SEMI FINAL FC Seoul (KOR) away D 0–0 FC Seoul (KOR) home W 2–0 Western Sydney Wanderers FC won 2–0 on aggregate FINAL Al Hilal (KSA) home W 1–0 Al Hilal (KSA) away D 0–0 Western Sydney Wanderers FC won 1–0 on aggregate
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Central Coast Mariners………......……………………
QUALIFYING PLAY‐OFF Guangzhou (CHN) home L 1–3
Brisbane Roar FC………......…………...…..................…
GROUP STAGE Beijing Guoan (CHN) home L 0–1 Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN) away W 1–0 Suwon Bluewings (KOR) home D 3–3 Suwon Bluewings (KOR) away L 1–3 Beijing Guoan (CHN) away W 1–0 Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN) home L 1–2
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Beijing Guoan 3 2 1 6 3 11 Suwon Bluewings 3 2 1 11 8 11 Brisbane Roar FC 2 1 3 7 9 7 Urawa Red Diamonds 1 1 4 5 9 4
Western Sydney Wanderers FC…….......……………
GROUP STAGE Kashima Antlers (JPN) away W 3–1 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) home L 2–3 FC Seoul (KOR) away D 0–0 FC Seoul (KOR) home D 1–1 Kashima Antlers (JPN) home L 1–2 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) away W 2–0
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Guangzhou Evergrande 3 1 2 9 9 10 FC Seoul 2 3 1 5 4 9 Western Sydney 2 2 2 9 7 8 Kashima Antlers 2 0 4 10 13 6
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Adelaide United………......………………...........……
QUALIFYING PLAY‐OFF Shandong Luneng (CHN) home L 1–2
Melbourne Victory………......…………….........………
GROUP STAGE Shanghai SIPG (CHN) home W 2–1 Gamba Osaka (JPN) away D 1–1 Suwon Bluewings (KOR) home D 0–0 Suwon Bluewings (KOR) away D 1–1 Shanghai SIPG (CHN) away L 1–3 Gamba Osaka (JPN) home W 2–1
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Shanghai SIPG 4 0 2 10 8 12 Melbourne Victory 2 3 1 7 7 9 Suwon Bluewings 2 3 1 7 4 9 Gamba Osaka 0 2 4 4 9 2
KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Jeonbuk Motors (KOR) home D 1–1 Jeonbuk Motors (KOR) away L 1–2 Melbourne Victory lost 2–3 on aggregate
Sydney FC………..............................……………………
GROUP STAGE Urawa Reds (JPN) away L 0–2 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) home W 2–1 Pohang Steelers (KOR) away W 1–0 Pohang Steelers (KOR) home W 1–0 Urawa Reds (JPN) home D 0–0 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) away L 0–1
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 3 1 2 4 4 10 Urawa Red Diamonds 2 3 1 6 4 9 Guangzhou Evergrande 2 2 2 6 5 8 Pohang Steelers 1 2 3 2 5 5
KNOCK‐OUT STAGE Shandong Luneng (CHN) away D 1–1 Shandong Luneng (CHN) home D 2–2 Sydney FC lost on away goals rule
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Adelaide United………......…………...…..................…
GROUP STAGE Gamba Osaka (JPN) home L 0–3 Jiangsu Suning (CHN) away L 1–2 Jeju United (KOR) home D 3–3 Jeju United (KOR) away W 3–1 Gamba Osaka (JPN) away D 3–3 Jiangsu Suning (CHN) home L 0–1
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Jiangsu Suning 5 0 1 9 3 15 Jeju United 3 1 2 12 9 10 Adelaide United 1 2 3 10 13 5 Gamba Osaka 1 1 4 7 13 4
Western Sydney Wanderers FC…….......……………
GROUP STAGE Urawa Reds (JPN) home L 0–4 Shanghai SIPG (CHN) away L 1–5 FC Seoul (KOR) away W 3–2 FC Seoul (KOR) home L 2–3 Urawa Reds (JPN) away L 1–6 Shanghai SIPG (CHN) home W 3–2
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Urawa Red Diamonds 4 0 2 18 7 12 Shanghai SIPG 4 0 2 15 9 12 FC Seoul 2 0 4 10 15 6 Western Sydney 2 0 4 10 22 6
Brisbane Roar FC…………………......……………………
QUALIFYING PLAY–OFF Global FC (PHI) home W 6–0 Shanghai Shenhua (CHN) away W 2–0
GROUP STAGE Muangthong United (THA) home D 0–0 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) away L 0–6 Kashima Antlers (JPN) away L 0–3 Kashima Antlers (JPN) home W 2–1 Muangthong United (THA) away L 0–3 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) home L 2–3
(top two progress) W D L F A Pts Kashima Antlers 4 0 2 13 5 12 Muangthong United 3 2 1 7 3 11 Ulsan Hyundai 2 1 3 9 9 7 Brisbane Roar 1 1 4 4 16 4
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AUSTRALIAN CLUBS IN THE AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – RECORDS Club Season P W D L F A Group pos. Final match ADELAIDE UNITED All matches 42 18 10 14 57 44 (6 campaigns) 2007 season 6 2 2 2 9 6 3rd ‐ 2008 season 12 6 3 3 14 9 1st Final (lost) 2010 season 7 3 1 3 8 7 1st Round of 16 2012 season 10 6 2 2 15 7 1st Quarter Final 2016 season 1 0 0 1 1 2 Qualifying match only 2017 season 6 1 2 3 10 13 3rd ‐ BRISBANE ROAR FC All matches 21 5 6 10 25 36 (4 campaigns) 2012 season 6 0 3 3 6 11 3rd ‐ 2013 season 1 0 1 0 0 0 Qualifying match only 2015 season 6 2 1 3 7 9 3rd 2017 season 8 3 1 4 12 16 4th ‐ CENTRAL COAST MARINERS All matches 27 5 6 16 23 48 (5 campaigns) 2009 season 6 0 2 4 5 13 4th ‐ 2012 season 6 1 3 2 7 11 3rd ‐ 2013 season 8 2 1 5 6 14 2nd Round of 16 2014 season 6 2 0 4 4 7 4th ‐ 2015 season 1 0 0 1 1 3 Qualifying match only MELBOURNE VICTORY All matches 33 9 11 13 40 52 (5 campaigns) 2008 season 6 2 1 3 10 11 2010 season 6 1 1 4 3 10 4th ‐ 2011 season 6 1 3 2 7 11 4th ‐ 2014 season 7 3 2 2 11 10 3rd ‐ 2016 season 8 2 4 2 9 10 2nd Round of 16 NEWCASTLE JETS All matches 7 3 1 3 6 11 (1 campaign) 2009 season 7 3 1 3 6 11 2nd Round of 16 SYDNEY FC All matches 20 6 8 6 21 23 (3 campaigns) 2007 season 6 2 3 1 8 5 2nd ‐ 2011 season 6 1 2 3 6 11 3rd ‐ 2016 season 8 3 3 2 7 7 1st Round of 16 WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS FC All matches 26 12 4 10 38 39 (3 campaigns) 2014 season 14 8 2 4 19 10 1st Final (won) 2015 season 6 2 2 2 9 7 3rd ‐ 2017 season 6 2 0 4 10 22 4th ‐ ALL AUSTRALIAN CLUBS All matches 176 58 46 72 210 253 Biggest win: Brisbane Roar FC W6‐0 v Global FC (PHI) 2017 Biggest loss: Newcastle Jets L0‐6 v Pohang Steelers (KOR) 2009, Brisbane Roar L0‐6 v Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) 2017 Most appearances 32 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United 32) 2008–2017 30 Leigh Broxham (Melbourne Victory 30) 2008–2016 27 Nikolai Topor‐Stanley (Sydney FC 6, Newcastle Jets 6, Western Sydney Wanderers FC 15) 2007–2015 26 Daniel Mullen (Adelaide United 16, Western Sydney Wanderers FC 10) 2008–2014 Most goals 8 Travis Dodd (Adelaide United 8) 2007–2010 7 Brandon Borrello (Brisbane Roar 7) 2015–2017 6 Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory 6) 2008–2011 6 Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC 2, Melbourne Victory 4) 2012–2016
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CLUB ROLL OF HONOUR Season Champion Runner–up Premier Cup winner 1977 Sydney City Marconi Sydney City Brisbane City 1978 West Adelaide Sydney City West Adelaide Brisbane City 1979 Marconi Heidelberg Marconi Adelaide City 1980 Sydney City Heidelberg Sydney City Marconi 1981 Sydney City South Melbourne Sydney City Brisbane Lions 1982 Sydney City St George Sydney City APIA Leichhardt 1983 St George Sydney City St George Sydney Olympic 1984 South Melbourne Sydney Olympic Sydney City (northern) Newcastle Rosebud South Melbourne (southern) 1985 Brunswick Sydney City Sydney City (northern) Sydney Olympic South Melbourne (southern) 1986 Adelaide City Sydney Olympic Sydney United (northern) Sydney City Brunswick (southern) 1987 APIA Leichhardt Preston APIA Leichhardt Sydney United 1988 Marconi Sydney United Wollongong Wolves APIA Leichhardt 1989 Marconi Sydney Olympic Marconi Adelaide City 89/90 Sydney Olympic Marconi Marconi South Melbourne 90/91 South Melbourne Melbourne Knights Melbourne Knights Parramatta Eagles 91/92 Adelaide City Melbourne Knights Melbourne Knights Adelaide City 92/93 Marconi Adelaide City South Melbourne Heidelberg 93/94 Adelaide City Melbourne Knights Melbourne Knights Parramatta Eagles 94/95 Melbourne Knights Adelaide City Melbourne Knights Melbourne Knights 95/96 Melbourne Knights Marconi Marconi South Melbourne 96/97 Brisbane Strikers Sydney United Sydney United Collingwood Warriors 97/98 South Melbourne Carlton South Melbourne not held 98/99 South Melbourne Sydney United Sydney United not held 99/00 Wollongong Wolves Perth Glory Perth Glory not held 00/01 Wollongong Wolves South Melbourne South Melbourne not held 01/02 Sydney Olympic Perth Glory Perth Glory not held 02/03 Perth Glory Sydney Olympic Sydney Olympic not held 03/04 Perth Glory Parramatta Power Perth Glory not held 05/06 Sydney FC Central Coast Mariners Adelaide United Central Coast (PSC) 06/07 Melbourne Victory Adelaide United Melbourne Victory Adelaide United (PSC) 07/08 Newcastle Jets Central Coast Mariners Central Coast Mariners Adelaide United (PSC) 08/09 Melbourne Victory Adelaide United Melbourne Victory Melbourne Victory(PSC) 09/10 Sydney FC Melbourne Victory Sydney FC not held 10/11 Brisbane Roar FC Central Coast Mariners Brisbane Roar FC not held 11/12 Brisbane Roar FC Perth Glory Central Coast Mariners not held 12/13 Central Coast Mariners Western Sydney Wanderers FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC not held 13/14 Brisbane Roar FC Western Sydney Wanderers FC Brisbane Roar FC not held 14/15 Melbourne Victory Sydney FC Melbourne Victory Adelaide United 15/16 Adelaide United Western Sydney Wanderers FC Adelaide United Melbourne Victory 16/17 Sydney FC Melbourne Victory Sydney FC Melbourne City PSC = Pre‐Season Cup
Competition formats 1977 to 1983, 1987 Champions determined by first on final ladder 1984 to 1986 Two conferences (Northern and Southern) – Champions determined by national grand final 1988 to 2016/17 Champions determined by national grand final
MOST CLUB TITLES Champions 4 titles Sydney City, Marconi, South Melbourne Premiers 5 titles Sydney City, South Melbourne
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CLUB LISTING Combinations of the following names have been used throughout each club’s time in the Australian national league. Each club’s generic name used in this Australian national league history section is denoted in bold. Team Seasons (number of complete seasons) Adelaide City–Force/Juventus/Zebras/Giants 1977–2002/03 (27 seasons) Adelaide United 2003/04–2016/17 (13) Apia Leichhardt, Leichhardt–Strikers 1979–1991/92 (14) Blacktown City/Demons 1980–1981, 1984–1986, 1989–1989/90 (7) Brisbane City/Gladiators 1977–1986 (10) Brisbane Lions (now Lions FC) 1977–1986, 1988 (11) Brisbane/Queensland Roar FC 2005/06–2016/17 (12) Brisbane Strikers/United 1991/92–2003/04 (13) Brunswick United–Juventus, Melbourne BUSC/Zebras 1984–1988, 1993/94–1994/95 (7) Canberra City/Arrows/Olympians 1977–1986 (10) Canberra Cosmos 1995/96–2000/01 (6) Canterbury Marrickville–Olympic 1986 (1) Carlton 1997/98–2000/01 (3) Central Coast Mariners 2005/06–2016/17 (12) Collingwood Warriors 1996/97 (1) Football Kingz [based in Auckland] 1999/00–2003/04 (5) Footscray/Melbourne City–JUST/Eagles 1977–1989 (13) Gold Coast United 2009/10–2011/12 (3) Green Gully/Ajax 1984–1986 (3) Heidelberg/Fitzroy–United/Alexander/Warriors 1977–1987, 1989, 1990/91–1994/95 (17) Inter Monaro 1985–1986 (2) Marconi–Stallions/Fairfield/Leopards/Datsun 1977–2003/04 (28) Melbourne City FC/Heart 2010/11–2016/17 (7) Melbourne Victory 2005/06–2016/17 (12) Melbourne Knights/Croatia/CSC 1984–2003/04 (21) Mooroolbark 1977 (1) Morwell/Gippsland Falcons, Eastern Pride 1992/93–2000/01 (9) New Zealand Knights 2005/06–2006/07 (2) Newcastle Breakers 1991/92–1993/94, 1995/96–1999/00 (8) Newcastle KB United/Raiders 1978–1984 (6) Newcastle Rosebud 1984–1986 (2) Newcastle Jets/United 2000/01–2016/17 (16) North Queensland Fury 2009/10–2010/11 (2) Northern Spirit 1989/99–2003/04 (6) Parramatta/Melita Eagles (now Parramatta FC) 1984, 1989/90–1994/95 (7) Parramatta Power 1999/00–2003/04 (5) Penrith City 1984–1985 (2) Perth Glory 1996/97–2016/17 (20) Preston–Makedonia/Rams (now Preston Lions) 1981–1992/93 (13) South Melbourne–Hellas/Lakers/Gunners 1977–2003/04 (28) St George–Budapest 1977–1990/91 (14) Sunshine–George Cross 1984–1990/91 (8) Sydney City/Eastern Suburbs‐Hakoah/Slickers 1977–1986 (10) Sydney FC 2005/06–2016/17 (12) Sydney/UTS‐Olympic/Olympians, Olympic Sharks 1977–1979, 1981–2003/04 (27) Sydney United/Croatia/CSC 1984–2003/04 (21) West Adelaide–Hellas, Adelaide Sharks/Hawks 1977–1986, 1989/90, 1991/92–1989/99 (19) Wellington Phoenix 2007/08–2016/17 (10) Western Suburbs 1977–1978 (2) Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2012/13–2016/17 (5) Wollongong United/Macedonia 1990/91 (1) Wollongong Wolves/City 1981–1986, 1988–2003/04 (23)
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ALL‐TIME LADDER REGULAR SEASON............................... ALL GAMES (INCLUDING FINALS)......... Team P W D L F A P W D L F A South Melbourne 744 356 176 212 1188 854 791 378 183 230 1260 917 Marconi 743 339 178 226 1234 929 786 356 186 244 1293 986 Sydney Olympic 718 297 188 233 1043 897 770 325 192 253 1124 963 Adelaide City 719 295 189 235 1062 856 768 321 194 253 1134 913 Wollongong Wolves 616 204 163 249 845 944 632 211 166 255 867 966 Melbourne Knights 549 240 121 188 843 734 579 248 130 201 877 779 Sydney United 550 230 140 180 737 688 576 239 144 193 762 721 Perth Glory 517 227 115 175 857 715 553 245 121 187 921 754 West Adelaide 507 169 104 234 631 776 511 170 105 236 634 780 Heidelberg 444 159 121 164 588 638 451 160 122 169 595 651 Newcastle United/Jets 403 124 108 171 467 601 426 131 112 183 491 636 APIA Leichhardt 368 134 103 131 456 464 371 135 104 132 462 471 St George 364 132 103 129 509 514 371 135 103 133 516 520 Brisbane Strikers 349 126 79 144 496 525 358 129 79 150 506 539 Adelaide United 327 134 79 114 462 423 350 141 82 127 488 467 Preston 342 119 100 123 433 415 347 121 101 125 442 424 Footscray 342 98 96 148 372 496 346 100 96 150 379 502 Brisbane Roar FC 303 134 77 92 463 365 324 145 81 98 497 391 Central Coast Mariners 303 110 81 112 409 419 323 117 85 121 428 442 Melbourne Victory 303 135 78 90 497 397 322 146 82 94 530 410 Sydney FC 303 129 80 94 456 380 320 135 85 100 482 405 Brisbane Lions 292 91 78 123 358 440 294 92 79 123 362 442 Sydney City 266 153 64 49 521 265 273 155 66 52 529 273 Wellington Phoenix 261 89 56 116 345 405 268 91 57 120 356 419 Canberra City 266 79 67 120 335 394 266 79 67 120 335 394 Brisbane City 266 75 72 119 292 407 266 75 72 119 292 407 Morwell Falcons 252 66 69 117 264 397 254 66 69 119 265 403 Newcastle KB/Rosebud 240 88 61 91 327 351 240 88 61 91 327 351 Newcastle Breakers 225 62 63 100 274 365 225 62 63 100 274 365 Sunshine 200 55 51 94 227 317 202 56 51 95 229 320 Melbourne City FC 192 64 51 77 282 287 198 66 51 81 287 299 Parramatta Eagles 182 60 52 70 207 228 185 61 53 71 212 235 Blacktown City 180 51 39 90 221 325 181 51 39 91 222 328 Brunswick 172 62 37 73 197 242 180 67 37 76 207 251 Canberra Cosmos 176 35 40 101 216 362 176 35 40 101 216 362 Northern Spirit 163 60 29 74 215 260 174 62 32 80 223 284 Parramatta Power 134 63 19 52 228 180 147 68 23 56 250 204 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 135 55 36 44 183 162 142 58 37 47 195 174 Football Kingz 135 38 27 70 182 265 135 38 27 70 182 265 Carlton 96 41 24 31 159 119 104 45 24 35 168 127 Gold Coast United 84 29 24 31 109 109 88 31 25 32 113 112 Green Gully 72 17 18 37 74 103 72 17 18 37 74 103 North Queensland Fury 57 12 15 30 57 106 57 12 15 30 57 106 Western Suburbs 52 20 13 19 79 74 52 20 13 19 79 74 Penrith City 50 12 16 22 53 76 50 12 16 22 53 76 Inter Monaro 44 10 11 23 47 80 44 10 11 23 47 80 New Zealand Knights 42 6 7 29 28 86 42 6 7 29 28 86 Collingwood Warriors 26 6 9 11 32 41 26 6 9 11 32 41 Mooroolbark 26 5 5 16 31 61 26 5 5 16 31 61 Wollongong United 26 3 9 14 23 53 26 3 9 14 23 53 Canterbury Marrickville 22 2 7 13 17 41 22 2 7 13 17 41 Total 7074 5 300 3 548 5 300 19 631 19 631 7 345 5 527 3 636 5 527 20 373 20 373 Includes 5 forfeit wins and losses.Excludes annulments, byes, walkovers and post‐season series matches that did not count for championship. W/D/L based on recorded results, including forfeits and revised results, and excluding annulments. F/A based on actual goals scored/conceded.
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BIGGEST WINNING/LOSING MARGINS 9 goals Marconi 9–0 Blacktown City City (16‐Mar‐80) Marconi Stadium 8 goals Wollongong Wolves 8–0 Canberra Cosmos (05‐Dec‐97) Brandon Park
MOST GOALS IN A GAME 13 goals Adelaide City 10–3 Mooroolbark (04‐Sep‐77) Olympic Sports Field
Wollongong Wolves 9–4 Newcastle United (16‐Mar‐01) WIN Stadium 10 goals South Melbourne 7–3 Wollongong United (27‐Jan‐91) Middle Park
Newcastle Breakers 5–5 Canberra Cosmos (16‐Feb‐96) Breakers Stadium Sydney Olympic 7–3 Canberra Cosmos (06‐Feb‐00) Belmore Sports Ground Adelaide City 4–6 Perth Glory (16‐Mar‐01) Hindmarsh Stadium Melbourne Knights 6–4 Newcastle United (29‐Apr‐01) Knights Stadium South Melbourne 6–4 Sydney Olympic (03‐Nov‐02) Lakeside Stadium
MOST GOALS BY A TEAM 10 goals Adelaide City W10–3 v Mooroolbark (04‐Sep‐77) Olympic Sports Field 9 goals Marconi W9–0 v Blacktown City (16‐Mar‐80) Marconi Stadium
Wollongong Wolves W9–4 v Newcastle United (16‐Mar01) WIN Stadium
LONGEST STREAKS Winning 10 games Western Sydney Wanderers FC (13‐Jan‐13 to 16‐Mar‐13) Undefeated 36 games Brisbane Roar FC (18‐Sep‐10 to 26‐Nov‐11) Drawing 6 games Wellington Phoenix (04‐Sep‐09 to 17‐Oct‐09) Winless 23 games Canberra Cosmos (22‐Feb‐98 to 24‐Jan‐99) Losing 16 games Canberra Cosmos (30‐Mar‐98 to 10‐Jan‐99) No goals conceded 7 games Melbourne Knights (13‐May‐84 to 22‐07‐84)
Heidelberg (22‐07‐84 to 02‐09‐84) No goals scored 6 games Parramatta Eagles (11‐Dec‐93 to 09‐Jan‐94)
Preston Lions (11‐Oct‐87 to 28‐Feb‐88) Preston Lions (12‐Jul‐89 to 18‐Nov‐89) New Zealand Knights (10‐Sep‐06 to 14‐Oct‐06) Newcastle Jets (04‐Dec‐15 to 09‐Jan‐16)
No goals conceded – minutes 728 mins Heidelberg (15‐Jul‐84 to 09‐Sep‐84) No goals scored – minutes 657 mins Parramatta Eagles (05‐Dec‐93 to 12‐Jan‐94)
FASTEST GOAL HAULS/LEAKAGES 3 goals 3 minutes Melbourne Knights W3‐2 v Adelaide City (11‐Mar‐84) 52'–55' Brisbane Strikers W5‐1 v Northern Spirit (06‐Feb‐99) 60'–63' 4 goals 6 minutes Marconi W9‐0 v Blacktown City (16‐Mar‐80) 59'–65' Brisbane Strikers W7‐1 v Adelaide City (03‐Feb‐96) 46'–52' 5 goals 12 minutes Marconi W9‐0 v Blacktown City (16‐Mar‐80) 59'–71'
OTHER MATCH RECORDS Biggest comeback to win 3 goals: Western Sydney Wanderers, W5–4 v Brisbane Roar (AET) after losing 0–3 (24‐Apr‐16) Parramatta Stadium Biggest comeback to draw 4 goals: Canberra Cosmos, D5–5 v Newcastle Breakers after losing 1–5 (16‐Feb‐96) Breakers Stadium Biggest half‐time margin 5 goals: nine occasions (all 5–0) Most goals by a team in one half 8 goals: Adelaide City, W10–3 v Mooroolbark, 2nd half (04‐Sep‐77) Olympic Sports Field
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PLAYER ROLL OF HONOUR Season Player of the year Young player of the year Top scorer award 1977 Jim Rooney (Marconi) John Kosmina (West Adelaide) John Deans (Adelaide City) 1978 Ken Boden (Newcastle KB) Ian Souness (Sydney City) Ken Boden(Newc), Clive Eaton(Wests) 1979 Ivo Prskalo (Marconi) Eddie Krncevic (Marconi) Mark Jankovic (Marconi) 1980 Jim Hermiston (Brisbane Lions) John Spanos (Sydney City) Gary Cole (Heidelberg) 1981 Bobby Russell (Adelaide City) David Mitchell (Adelaide City) Gary Cole (Heidelberg) 1982 Peter Katholos (Sydney Olympic) David Lowe (Newcastle KB) John Kosmina (Sydney City) 1983 Joe Watson (Sydney City) Oscar Crino (South Melbourne) Doug Brown (South Melbourne) 1984 Sergio Melta (Adelaide City) Tony Franken (Canberra City) Doug Brown (South Melbourne) 1985 Graham Honeyman (West Adelaide) Alan Hunter (Brisbane Lions) Charlie Egan (South Melbourne) 1986 Bobby Russell (South Melbourne) Ernie Tapai (Footscray) Graham Arnold (Sydney United) Graham Arnold (Sydney United) 1987 Andrew Zinni (Brunswick) John Markovski (Sunshine) Frank Farina (Marconi) Frank Farina (Marconi) 1988 Paul Wade (South Melbourne) Paul Trimboli (South Melbourne) Frank Farina (Marconi) Frank Farina (Marconi) 1989 Zlatko Nastevski (Marconi) Paul Trimboli (South Melbourne) Zlatko Nastevski (Marconi) 89/90 Zeljko Adzic (Melbourne Knights) Paul Okon (Marconi) David Seal (Sydney United) 90/91 Milan Ivanovic (Adelaide City) Paul Okon (Marconi) David Seal (Marconi) 91/92 Josip Biskic (Melbourne Knights) Kevin Muscat (Heidelberg) Tim Bredbury (Sydney Olympic) 92/93 Paul Trimboli (South Melbourne) Steve Corica (Marconi) Francis Awaritefe (South Melb) 93/94 Mark Viduka (Melbourne Knights) Mark Viduka (Melbourne Knights) Mark Viduka (Melbourne Knights) 94/95 Mark Viduka (Melbourne Knights) Mark Viduka (Melbourne Knights) Mark Viduka (Melbourne Knights) 95/96 Damian Mori (Adelaide City) Jim Tsekenis (West Adelaide) Damian Mori (Adelaide City) 96/97 Kresimir Marusic (Sydney United) Kasey Wehrman (Brisbane Strikers) David Zdrilic (Sydney United) 97/98 Paul Trimboli (South Melbourne) Brett Emerton (Sydney Olympic) Damian Mori (Adelaide City) 98/99 Brad Maloney (Marconi) Mile Sterjovski (Sydney United) Pablo Cardozo (Sydney Olympic) 99/00 Scott Chipperfield (Wollongong) Ivan Ergic (Perth Glory) Damian Mori (Adelaide City) 00/01 Scott Chipperfield (Wollongong) Ben Burgess (Northern Spirit) Damian Mori (Perth Glory) 01/02 Fernando Rech (Brisbane Strikers) Joe Schirippa (Newcastle United) Damian Mori (Perth Glory) 02/03 Damian Mori (Perth Glory) Alex Brosque (Marconi) Damian Mori (Perth Glory) 03/04 Ante Milicic (Parramatta Power) Alex Brosque (Marconi) Ante Milicic (Parramatta Power) 05/06 Bobby Despotovski (Perth Glory) Nick Ward (Perth Glory) Four players 06/07 Nick Carle (Newcastle Jets) Adrian Leijer (Melbourne Victory) Daniel Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) 07/08 Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) Bruce Djite (Adelaide United) Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 08/09 Shane Smeltz (Wellington) Scott Jamieson (Adelaide United) Shane Smeltz (Wellington) 09/10 Carlos Hernandez (Melb Victory) Tommy Oar (Brisbane Roar) Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast) 10/11 Marcos Flores (Adelaide United) Mathew Ryan (Central Coast) Sergio Van Dijk (Adelaide United) 11/12 Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar) Mathew Ryan (Central Coast) Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar) 12/13 Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) Daniel McBreen (Central Coast) 13/14 Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar) Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets) Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets) 14/15 Nathan Burns (Wellington) James Jeggo (Adelaide United) Marc Janko (Sydney FC) 15/16 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar) Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City) 16/17 Milos Ninkovic (Sydney FC) Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar) Berisha (Victory), Maclaren (Bris)
MOST PLAYER TITLES Player of the year 2 titles Frank Farina, Mark Viduka, Paul Trimboli, Scott Chipperfield, Damian Mori, Thomas Broich Young player of the year 2 titles Paul Okon, Mark Viduka, Alex Brosque, Mathew Ryan Top goalscorer award 6 titles Damian Mori Goalkeeper of the year 4 titles Eugene Galekovic (2008/09, 2009/10, 2013/14, 2014/15 – all with Adelaide United)
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – appearances MOST APPEARANCES 522 Alex Tobin Adelaide City (436) 1984–1999/00, Parramatta Power (48) 2000/01–2001/02,
Northern Spirit (38) 2002/03–2003/04 479 Clint Bolton Brisbane Strikers (178) 1993/94–1999/00, Sydney Olympic (95) 2000/01–2002/03,
Parramatta Power (27) 2003/04, Sydney FC (109) 2005/06–2009/10, Melbourne City (70) 2010/11–2012/13
452 Paul Trimboli Sunshine (22) 1987, South Melbourne (430) 1988–2003/04 447 Damian Mori South Melbourne (33) 1989‐89/90, Sunshine (24) 1990/91, Melbourne Knights (26)
1991/92, Adelaide City (216) 1992/93–1999/00, Perth Glory (112) 2000/01–2003/04, Perth Glory (17) 2005/06, Central Coast Mariners (8) 2006/07, Brisbane Roar (8) 2006/07, Central Coast Mariners (3) 2007/08
445 Sergio Melta Adelaide City (445) 1977–1994/95 406 Mike O`Shea St George (9) 1977–1978, Canberra City (38) 1980–1981, St George (247) 1982–1990/91,
Wollongong Wolves (112) 1991/92–1995/96 398 Andrew Marth Sunshine (63) 1986–1989, Melbourne Knights (194) 1989/90–1997/98, Carlton (66)
1998/99–2000/01, Melbourne Knights (75) 2000/01–2003/04 394 Robert Hooker Sydney City (15) 1986, Sydney Olympic (144) 1987–1991/92, West Adelaide (133)
1992/93–1996/97, Sydney United (23) 1997/98, Marconi (12) 1998/99, Canberra Cosmos (57) 1999/00–2000/01, Football Kingz (10) 2001/02
394 John Hutchinson Morwell Falcons (89) 1996/97–2000/01, Northern Spirit (77) 2001/02–2003/04, Central Coast Mariners (228) 2005/06–2014/15
393 Theo Selemidis Heidelberg (238) 1977–1987, Melbourne Knights (138) 1988–1992/93, Heidelberg (17) 1993/94
389 David Barrett Sydney City (1) 1986, Sydney Olympic (258) 1988–1996/97, Sydney United (47) 1997/98–1998/99, Parramatta Power (64) 1999/00–2001/02, Sydney United (19) 2002/03
379 Tom Pondeljak Melbourne Knights (97) 1995/96–1998/99, Sydney United (60) 1999/00–2000/01, Sydney Olympic (63) 2001/02–2002/03, Perth Glory (26) 2003/04, Central Coast Mariners (55) 2005/06–2007/08, Melbourne Victory (78) 2008/09–2011/12
377 Gary Phillips Sydney Olympic (279) 1982–1992/93, Brisbane Strikers (98) 1993/94–1996/97 372 John Markovski Sunshine (68) 1986–1988, Preston (25) 1989, Melbourne Knights (23) 1989/90, Marconi
(47) 1990/91–1991/92, Preston (23) 1992/93, Morwell Falcons (48) 1993/94–1994/95, Melbourne Knights (25) 1995/96–1996/97, Canberra Cosmos (7) 1996/97, Carlton (25) 1997/98, Perth Glory (22) 1998/99, Carlton (36) 1999/00–2000/01, Football Kingz (23) 2001/02
365 Travis Dodd Adelaide City (39) 1996/97–1998/99, Newcastle Breakers (32) 1999/00, Newcastle United (82) 2000/01–2002/03, Parramatta Power (27) 2003/04, Adelaide United (137) 2005/06–2010/11, Perth Glory (48) 2011/12–2012/13
364 Vaughan Coveny Melbourne Knights (28) 1992/93–1993/94, Wollongong Wolves (38) 1993/94–1994/95, South Melbourne (240) 1995/96–2003/04, Newcastle Jets (31) 2005/06–2006/07, Wellington Phoenix (27) 2007/08–2008/09
362 Mehmet Durakovic Brunswick (61) 1985–1988, Footscray (25) 1989, South Melbourne (138) 1989/90–1994/95, Sydney Olympic (21) 1998/99, Morwell Falcons (25) 1999/00, South Melbourne (92) 2000/01–2003/04
358 Matthew Bingley St George (65) 1988–1990/91, Marconi (124) 1992/93–1996/97, Northern Spirit (60) 1998/99–2000/01, Newcastle United (55) 2001/02–2002/03, Perth Glory (26) 2003/04, Sydney FC (28) 2005/06–2006/07
356 Matthew Horsley Wollongong Wolves (284) 1990/91–2000/01, Perth Glory (63) 2001/02–2003/04, Perth Glory (9) 2005/06
353 Danny Wright Brisbane Lions (92) 1980–1986, South Melbourne (167) 1987–1992/93, Brisbane Strikers (94) 1993/94–1996/97
351 Graham Jennings Sydney Olympic (166) 1979–1985, Sydney United (86) 1986–1989, APIA Leichhardt (74) 1989/90–1991/92, Newcastle Breakers (25) 1993/94
351 Carl Veart Adelaide City (277) 1989/90–2002/03, Adelaide United (27) 2003/04, Adelaide United (47) 2005/06–2006/07
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – appearances LONGEST CAREERS First game (club) Last game (club) 20y 340d Kevin Muscat 16‐Feb‐90 (Sunshine) 22‐Jan‐11 (Melbourne Victory) 19y 292d Alex Tobin 13‐May‐84 (Adelaide City) 29‐Feb‐04 (Northern Spirit) 19y 158d Clint Bolton 23‐Oct‐93 (Brisbane Strikers) 30‐Mar‐13 (Melbourne City FC) 19y 130d Steve Corica 07‐Oct‐90 (Marconi) 14‐Feb‐10 (Sydney FC) 19y 087d John Aloisi 17‐Nov‐91 (Adelaide City) 12‐Feb‐11 (Melbourne City FC) 19y 032d Alan Davidson 11‐Mar‐79 (South Melbourne) 12‐Apr‐98 (Melbourne Knights) 19y 031d Archie Thompson 02‐Mar‐97 (Morwell Falcons) 02‐Apr‐16 (Melbourne Victory) 19y 018d Aurelio Vidmar 10‐Mar‐85 (Adelaide City) 28‐Mar‐04 (Adelaide United) 19y 002d Tony Popovic 05‐Nov‐89 (Sydney United) 07‐Nov‐08 (Sydney FC) 18y 336d Robbie Slater 28‐Mar‐82 (St George) 27‐Feb‐01 (Northern Spirit)
YOUNGEST PLAYERS 14y 268d Daniel Watkins Parramatta Eagles (L1‐2 v Morwell Falcons) 02‐Apr‐95 15y 166d Peter Raskopoulos Sydney Olympic (L0‐3 v Western Suburbs) 07‐Aug‐77 15y 212d Scott McDonald Morwell Falcons (L0‐3 v Wollongong Wolves) 21‐Mar‐99 15y 212d Teeboy Kamara Adelaide United (L0‐3 v Gold Coast) 16‐Dec‐11 15y 228d Jim Patikas Sydney City (L3‐4 v Sydney Olympic) 03‐Jun‐79 15y 282d Danny Wright Brisbane Lions (D0‐0 v St George) 10‐Aug‐80 15y 282d Jay Lucas Wollongong Wolves (D2‐2 v Carlton) 22‐Oct‐00 15y 285d John Aloisi Adelaide City (W2‐0 v Melbourne Knights) 17‐Nov‐91 15y 292d Chris Kalantzis Sydney Oympic (L1‐2 v StGeorge) 15‐May‐83 15y 316d Nick Carle Sydney Olympic (W1‐0 v Marconi) 05‐Oct‐97
YOUNGEST PLAYERS TO MAKE MILESTONE APPEARANCES 100 appearances 19y 246d John Markovski (Melbourne Knights) 17‐Dec‐89 200 appearances 23y 275d John Markovski (Morwell Falcons) 15‐Jan‐94 300 appearances 28y 226d Clint Bolton (Parramatta Power) 04‐Apr‐04 400 appearances 32y 075d Paul Trimboli (South Melbourne) 11‐May‐01 500 appearances 37y 089d Alex Tobin (Northern Spirit) 01‐Feb‐03
OLDEST PLAYERS 42y 150d Bobby Charlton Blacktown City (W4‐2 v St George) 09‐Mar‐80 40y 320d Romario Adelaide United (W3‐2 v Newcastle Jets) 15‐Dec‐06 40y 309d Ante Covic Perth Glory (W2‐1 v Melbourne City FC) 17‐Apr‐16 40y 285d Thomas Sorensen Melbourne City FC (L1‐3 v Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 24‐Mar‐17 40y 036d Ron Corry Marconi (L0‐1 v Blacktown City) 26‐Aug‐81 39y 160d Alessandro Del Piero Sydney FC (L1‐2 v Melbourne Victory) 18‐Apr‐14 39y 060d Peter Beardsley Melbourne Knights (W1‐0 v Perth Glory) 18‐Mar‐00 39y 028d Bogdan Nyskohus Adelaide City (L2‐3 v Blacktown City) 16‐Jul‐89 39y 008d Bruce Stowell Blacktown City (L1‐2 v Adelaide City) 28‐Sep‐80 38y 315d Wynton Rufer Football Kingz (W2‐1 v Sydney United) 09‐Nov‐01
OTHER PLAYER APPEARANCE RECORDS Most championships 5 Gerry Gomez (1980, 1981, 1982 Sydney City; 1988, 1989 Marconi)
Tony Pezzano (1977, 1980, 1981 Sydney City; 1987 APIA; 92/93 Marconi) Michael Theo (06/07, 08/09 Melb Victory; 10/11, 11/12, 13/14 Brisbane Roar)
Most consecutive matches 214 Bobby Russell (10‐Aug‐80 to 15‐May‐88) Adelaide City 1980–1982, South Melbourne 1983–1988
Most clubs played for 9 John Markovski (Sunshine, Preston, Melbourne Knights, Marconi, Morwell Falcons, Canberra Cosmos, Carlton, Perth Glory, Football Kingz)
Liam Reddy (Parramatta Power, Sydney United, Newcastle Jets, Brisbane Roar, Wellington Phoenix, Sydney FC, Central Coast, Western Sydney, Perth Glory)
SENDINGS‐OFF RECORDS Most career send‐offs 11 Andrew Marth (Sunshine 1, Melbourne Knights 6, Carlton 4) 1989–2000/01 Most send‐offs in a season 3 Con Anthopoulos (Carlton) 1997/98, Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar) 2013/14
Nigel Boogaard (Newcastle Jets) 2015/16 (+1 rescinded) Youngest player sent off 17y 256d Tommy Oar, for Brisbane Strikers (v Wellington) 23‐Aug‐09 Oldest player sent off 37y 305d Patrick Zwaanswijk, Central Coast (D2‐2 v Melb Victory) 17‐Nov‐12
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – goalscorers MOST GOALS 240 Damian Mori South Melbourne (5) 1989–1989/90, Sunshine (4) 1990/91, Melbourne Knights (11)
1991/92, Adelaide City (128) 1992/93–1999/00, Perth Glory (84) 2000/01–2005/06, Brisbane Roar FC (2) 2006/07, Central Coast Mariners (6) 2006/07–2007/08
137 Rod Brown Marconi (50) 1983–1986, APIA Leichhardt (35) 1987–1991/92, Newcastle Breakers (12) 1992/93–1993/94, Brisbane Strikers (40) 1994/95–1997/98
133 John Kosmina West Adelaide (24) 1977–1980, Sydney City (90) 1981–1986, Sydney Olympic (13) 1987–1988, APIA Leichhardt (6) 1989
129 Archie Thompson Morwell Falcons (10) 1996/97–1998/99, Carlton (23) 1998/99–2000/01, Marconi (6) 2000/01, Melbourne Victory (90) 2005/06–2015/16
127 Pablo Cardozo Sydney Olympic (65) 1990/91–2003/04, West Adelaide (40) 1993/94–1997/98, Northern Spirit (14) 2001/02, Parramatta Power (8) 2002/03
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 31 Damian Mori Adelaide City 1995/96 25 Bruno Fornaroli Melbourne City FC 2015/16 24 Damian Mori Perth Glory 2002/03
MOST GOALS IN A MATCH 6 Pat Brodnik Wollongong Wolves (W7–0 v West Adelaide) 18‐Mar‐90
Ivan Kelic Melbourne Knights (W8–1 v Wollongong United) 24‐Mar‐91
HIGHEST CAREER GOALS PER GAME RATIOS Ratio Player Goals Games Club/s Season/s 0.83 Mark Viduka 40 48 Melbourne Knights 1992/93–1994/95 0.75 Bruno Fornaroli 42 56 Melbourne City FC 2015/16–2016/17 0.67 Marc Janko 16 24 Sydney FC 2014/15 0.65 Besart Berisha 102 158 Brisbane Roar FC, Melbourne Victory 2011/12–2016/17 0.63 Zeljko Adzic 24 38 Melbourne Knights 1989–1989/90 At least 20 games played
FASTEST SIGNIFICANT GOAL STREAKS Fastest 50 goals 57 games Damian Mori, 05‐Feb‐95 to 07‐Jan‐98 Fastest 100 goals 141 games Damian Mori, 07‐Feb‐96 to 26‐Oct‐01
FASTEST FIRST SIGNIFICANT GOAL STREAKS Fastest first 50 goals 79 games Besart Berisha, 08‐Oct‐11 to 25‐Oct‐14 Fastest first 100 goals 156 games Besart Berisha, 08‐Oct‐11 to 14‐Apr‐17
YOUNGEST SCORERS 15y 289d Danny Wright Brisbane Lions (L1‐4 v Blacktown City) 17‐Aug‐80 15y 316d Nick Carle Sydney Olympic (W1‐0 v Marconi) 05‐Oct‐97 15y 356d John Markovski Sunshine (W2‐1 v Green Gully) 06‐Apr‐86 16y 154d Paul Agostino West Adelaide (D2‐2 v Preston) 10‐Nov‐91 16y 200d Sasho Dimoski Wollongong Wolves (W3‐0 v Heidelberg) 27‐Jan‐91
YOUNGEST TO SCORE MILESTONE GOALS Youngest to score 50 goals 20y 308d David Seal (Sydney Olympic) 29‐Nov‐92 Youngest to score 100 goals 27y 096d Damian Mori (Adelaide City) 04‐Jan‐98
OLDEST SCORERS 42y 150d Bobby Charlton Blacktown (W4‐2 v St George) 09‐Mar‐80 40y 320d Romario Adelaide United (W3‐2 v Newcastle Jets) 15‐Dec‐06 39y 148d Alessandro Del Piero Sydney FC (W4‐1 v Wellington Phoenix) 06‐Apr‐14 38y 274d Kazuyoshi Miura Sydney FC (L2‐3 v Adelaide United) 27‐Nov‐05 38y 112d Wynton Rufer Football Kingz (W3‐2 v Wollongong Wolves) 20‐Apr‐01
OTHER SCORING RECORDS Fastest goal from start of game: 3.7 sec, Damian Mori for Adelaide City (D2‐2 v Sydney United) 03‐Dec‐95 Fastest hat‐trick from start of game: 11 mins, Gary Cole, for Heidelberg (W4‐2 v West Adelaide) 16‐Mar‐80 Fastest hat‐trick: 6 mins, Jason Bennett (Newcastle Breakers 11‐Oct‐96), Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar 28‐Oct‐11)
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – PLAYER RECORDS – goalkeepers GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR 1991/92 Robert Zabica (Adelaide City) 2003/04 Jason Petkovic (Perth Glory) 1992/93 Mark Schwarzer (Marconi) 2007/08 Michael Theo (Melbourne Victory) 1993/94 Zeljko Kalac (Sydney United) 2008/09 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) 1994/95 Zeljko Kalac (Sydney United) 2009/10 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) 1995/96 Frank Juric (Melbourne Knights) 2010/11 Michael Theo (Brisbane Roar FC) 1996/97 Jason Petkovic (Adelaide City) 2011/12 Mathew Ryan (Central Coast Mariners) 1997/98 Jason Petkovic (Adelaide City) 2012/13 Ante Covic (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 1998/99 Michael Petkovic (South Melbourne) 2013/14 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) 1999/00 Bob Catlin (Newcastle Breakers) 2014/15 Eugene Galekovic (Adelaide United) 2000/01 Michael Petkovic (South Melbourne) 2015/16 Thomas Sorensen (Melbourne City FC) 2001/02 Michael Petkovic (South Melbourne) 2016/17 Danny Vukovic (Sydney FC) 2002/03 Clint Bolton (Sydney Olympic) Goalkeeper of the year not awarded in other seasons
MOST GOALKEEPER APPEARANCES 479 Clint Bolton Brisbane Strikers (178) 1993/94–1999/00, Sydney Olympic (95) 2000/01–2002/03, Parramatta
Power (27) 2003/04, Sydney FC (109) 2005/06–2009/10, Melbourne City (70) 2010/11–2012/13 345 Bob Catlin APIA Leichhardt (22) 1984–1985, Marconi (209) 1987–1996/97, Sydney Olympic (26) 1997/98,
Newcastle Breakers (61) 1998/99–1999/00, Newcastle United (25) 2000/01, Marconi (2) 2001/02 296 Gary Meier Sydney Olympic (296) 1977–1992/93 288 Mike Gibson Penrith City (46) 1984–1985, St George (90) 1986–1989, Newcastle Breakers (42) 1991/92–
1992/93, Sydney Olympic (77) 1993/94–1995/96, Marconi (5) 1997/98, Sydney United (15) 1998/99, Parramatta Power (13) 1999/00
287 Liam Reddy Parramatta Power (39) 2000/01–2002/03, Sydney United (24) 2003/04, Newcastle Jets (23) 2005/06, Brisbane Roar (66) 2006/07–2009/10, Wellington Phoenix (12) 2009/10, Sydney FC (37) 2010/11–2011/12, Central Coast Mariners (52) 2013/14–2015/16, Western Sydney Wanderers (6) 2015/16, Perth Glory (28) 2016/17
MOST GOALKEEPER CLEAN SHEETS 145 Clint Bolton Brisbane Strikers (51) 1993/94–1999/00, Sydney Olympic (32) 2000/01–2002/03, Parramatta
Power (10) 2003/04, Sydney FC (36) 2005/06–2009/10, Melbourne City FC (16) 2010/11–2012/13 121 Jason Petkovic Adelaide City (62) 1993/94–1998/99, Perth Glory (59) 1999/00–2008/09 105 Bob Catlin APIA Leichhardt (5) 1985, Marconi (70) 1987–1996/97, Sydney Olympic (7) 1997/98,
Newcastle Breakers (16) 1998/99–1999/00, Newcastle United (7) 2000/01 91 Eugene Galekovic Morwell Falcons (2) 2000/01, South Melbourne (17) 2002/03–2003/04,
Melbourne Victory (5) 2005/06–2006/07, Adelaide United (67) 2007/08 to 2016/17 88 Gary Meier Sydney Olympic (88) 1977–1992/93
YOUNGEST GOALKEEPERS 15y 325d David Miller West Adelaide (1‐2 v Brisbane City) 15‐Feb‐81 16y 053d Matthew Tomas Melbourne Knights (0‐3 v APIA Leichhardt) 23‐Aug‐87 16y 154d Steve Niscioli Adelaide City (2‐1 v Brunswick) 07‐Jul‐85 16y 155d Adam Hrehoresin Melbourne Knights (1‐6 v Perth Glory) 21‐Nov‐99 16y 246d Tony Pezzano Sydney City (2‐0 v Sydney Olympic) 26‐Jun‐77
OLDEST GOALKEEPERS 40y 309d Ante Covic Perth Glory (0‐2 v Melbourne City) 17‐Apr‐16 40y 285d Thomas Sorensen Melbourne City (1‐3 v Western Sydney Wanderers) 24‐Mar‐17 40y 036d Ron Corry Marconi (0‐1 v Blacktown City) 26‐Aug‐81 37y 242d Tony Warner Wellington Phoenix (0‐1 v Perth Glory) 08‐Jan‐12 37y 220d Clint Bolton Melbourne City (1‐2 v Central Coast Mariners) 30‐Mar‐13
OTHER GOALKEEPER RECORDS Longest time without conceding 728 mins Jeff Olver (Heidelberg) 15‐Jul‐84 to 09‐Sep‐84 Most consecutive clean sheets 7 Jeff Olver (Heidelberg) 22‐Jul‐84 to 02‐Sep‐84
Peter Blasby (Melbourne Knights) 13‐May‐84 to 22‐Jul‐84 Youngest clean sheet 16y 246d Tony Pezzano, Sydney City (W2‐0 v Syd Olympic) 26‐Jun‐77 Most goals conceded in a match 9 Bruce James (Blacktown) 16‐Mar‐80, Bob Catlin (Newcastle) 16‐Mar‐01
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – COACH ROLL OF HONOUR COACH HONOURS Coach of the year Championship‐winning coach 1977 Rale Rasic (Marconi) Gerry Chaldi (Sydney City) 1978 Gerry Chaldi (Sydney City) Jim Adam (West Adelaide) 1979 Les Scheinflug (Marconi) Les Scheinflug (Marconi) 1980 John Margaritis (South Melbourne) Eddie Thomson (Sydney City) 1981 Eddie Thomson (Sydney City) Eddie Thomson (Sydney City) 1982 Frank Arok (St George) Eddie Thomson (Sydney City) 1983 Frank Arok (St George) Frank Arok (St George) 1984 Eddie Thomson (Sydney City) Len McKendry (South Melbourne) 1985 Eddie Thomson (Sydney City) John Margaritis (Brunswick) 1986 Drago Sekularic (Footscray) Zoran Matic (Adelaide City) 1987 Rale Rasic (APIA Leichhardt) Rale Rasic (APIA Leichhardt) 1988 Brian Garvey (South Melbourne) Berti Mariani (Marconi) 1989 Berti Mariani (Marconi) Berti Mariani (Marconi) 1989/90 Berti Mariani (Marconi) Mick Hickman (Sydney Olympic) 1990/91 Zoran Matic (Adelaide City) Ferenc Puskas (South Melbourne) 1991/92 David Ratcliffe (Wollongong Wolves) Zoran Matic (Adelaide City) 1992/93 Jim Pyrgolios (South Melbourne) Frank Arok (Marconi) 1993/94 Mirko Bazic (Melbourne Knights) Zoran Matic (Adelaide City) 1994/95 Mirko Bazic (Melbourne Knights) Mirko Bazic (Melbourne Knights) 1995/96 John Perin (Adelaide City) Ian Dobson (Melbourne Knights) 1996/97 Branko Culina (Sydney United) Frank Farina (Brisbane Strikers) 1997/98 Ange Postecoglou (South Melbourne) Ange Postecoglou (South Melbourne) 1998/99 David Mitchell (Sydney United) Ange Postecoglou (South Melbourne) 1999/00 Bernd Stange (Perth Glory) Nick Theodorakopoulos (Wollongong Wolves) 2000/01 Mike Petersen (South Melbourne) Ron Corry (Wollongong Wolves) 2001/02 Ian Crook (Newcastle United) Gary Phillips (Sydney Olympic) 2002/03 Lawrie McKinna (Northern Spirit) Mich d'Avray (Perth Glory) 2003/04 Mich d'Avray (Perth Glory) Mich d'Avray (Perth Glory) 2005/06 Lawrie McKinna (Central Coast Mariners) Pierre Littbarski (Sydney FC) 2006/07 Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) 2007/08 Gary Van Egmond (Newcastle Jets) Gary Van Egmond (Newcastle Jets) 2008/09 Aurelio Vidmar (Adelaide United) Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) 2009/10 Ernie Merrick (Melbourne Victory) Vitezslav Lavicka (Sydney FC) 2010/11 Ange Postecoglou (Brisbane Roar FC) Ange Postecoglou (Brisbane Roar FC) 2011/12 Graham Arnold (Central Coast Mariners) Ange Postecoglou (Brisbane Roar FC) 2012/13 Tony Popovic (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) Graham Arnold (Central Coast Mariners) 2013/14 Mike Mulvey (Brisbane Roar FC) Mike Mulvey (Brisbane Roar FC) 2014/15 Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory) Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory) 2015/16 Guillermo Amor (Adelaide United) Guillermo Amor (Adelaide United) 2016/17 Graham Arnold (Sydney FC) Graham Arnold (Sydney FC) MOST COACH TITLES Coach of the year 3 titles Eddie Thomson (Sydney City 3) Championships 4 titles Ange Postecoglou (South Melbourne 2, Brisbane Roar 2)
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – COACH RECORDS MOST GAMES COACHED 468 Zoran Matic Adelaide City (278 games) 1986–1994/95, Collingwood Warriors (25) 1996/97,
Marconi (30) 1997/98, Adelaide City (135) 1998/99–2002/03 429 Frank Arok St George (261) 1982–1990/91, Marconi (58) 1992/93–1993/94, South Melbourne (58)
1994/95–1995/96, Morwell Falcons (52) 1996/97–1997/98 371 John Kosmina Newcastle Breakers (85) 1995/96–1997/98, Brisbane Strikers (140) 1998/99–2002/03,
Adelaide United (77) 2003/04–2006/07, Sydney FC (35) 2007/08–2008/09, Adelaide United (34) 2011/12–2012/13
335 Branko Culina Melbourne Knights (17) 1992/93, Sydney United (93) 1994/95–1996/97, Canberra Cosmos (20) 1997/98, Sydney Olympic (97) 1998/99‐2000/01, Sydney United (40) 2001/02–2002/03, Sydney FC (9) 2007/08, Newcastle Jets (59) 2009/10–2010/11
332 Manfred Schaefer St George (14) 1977, Sydney Olympic (93) 1983–1986, Brunswick (12) 1988, APIA Leichhardt (78) 1989/90–1991/92, Sydney United (54) 1992/93–1993/94, Marconi (65) 1995/96–1996/97, West Adelaide (16) 1998/99
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – REFEREE HONOURS
REFEREE OF THE YEAR........................................................................................................................................................ 1978 Peter Rampley (NSW) 1990/91 Chris Bambridge (Vic) 2003/04 Mark Shield (Qld) 1979 Tony Boskovic (NSW) 1991/92 John McDonnell (NSW) 2005/06 Mark Shield (Qld) 1980 Peter Rampley (NSW) 1992/93 Eugene Brazzale (Vic) 2006/07 Mark Shield (Qld) 1981 Tim Davies (NSW) 1993/94 Richard Lorenc (NSW) 2007/08 Mark Shield (Qld) 1982 Tony Boskovic (NSW) 1994/95 Eddie Lennie (WA) 2008/09 Matthew Breeze (NSW) 1983 Stuart Mellings (Vic) 1995/96 Eddie Lennie (WA) 2009/10 Strebre Delovski (NSW) 1984 Doug Rennie (NSW) 1996/97 Simon Micallef (NSW) 2010/11 Matthew Breeze (NSW) 1985 Don Campbell (SA) 1997/98 Eugene Brazzale (Vic) 2011/12 Jarred Gillett (Qld) 1986 Don Campbell (SA) 1998/99 Simon Micallef (NSW) 2012/13 Peter Green (Qld) 1987 Don Campbell (SA) 1999/00 Eddie Lennie (WA) 2013/14 Peter Green (Qld) 1988 Chris Bambridge 2000/01 Simon Micallef (NSW) 2014/15 Jarred Gillett (Qld) 1989 Jim Reeves (NNSW) 2001/02 Mark Shield (Qld) 2015/16 Jarred Gillett (Qld) 1989/90 John Santa Isabel (Vic) 2002/03 Mark Shield (Qld) 2016/17 Jarred Gillett (Qld)
GRAND FINAL REFEREES.................................................................................................................................................... 1984 1st leg Doug Rennie 1994 Richard Lorenc 2007 Mark Shield 1984 2nd leg Chris Bambridge 1995 Eddie Lennie 2008 Mark Shield 1985 1st leg Don Campbell 1996 Eddie Lennie 2009 Matthew Breeze 1985 2nd leg Peter Rampley 1997 Simon Micallef 2010 Strebre Delovski 1986 1st leg Chris Bambridge 1998 Eugene Brazzale 2011 Matthew Breeze 1986 2nd leg Don Campbell 1999 Simon Micallef 2012 Jarred Gillett 1988 Chris Bambridge 1900 Eddie Lennie 2013 Peter Green 1989 Jim Reeves 2001 Eddie Lennie 2014 Peter Green 1990 John Santa‐Isabel 2002 Mark Shield 2015 Jarred Gillett 1991 Chris Bambridge 2003 Mark Shield 2016 Jarred Gillett 1992 John McConnell 2004 Mark Shield 2017 Jarred Gillett 1993 John Fraser 2006 Mark Shield
MOST REFEREE HONOURS Referee of the year 6 titles Mark Shield Grand Finals 6 games Mark Shield
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – VENUES Games Venue (first–last season) 636 Coopers Stadium, Adelaide (1977–16/17) 11 Adelaide Oval (92/93–15/16) 409 Marconi Stadium, Sydney (1977–03/04) 11 Victoria Park, Melbourne (96/97) 295 Olympic Park, Melbourne (1977–06/07) 11 Pittwater Park, Sydney (03/04) 292 McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle (1978–16/17) 10 Henson Park, Sydney (1984) 287 St George Stadium, Sydney (1978–93/94) 9 Whitten Oval, Melbourne (1980–93/94) 270 Sydney United Sports Centre (1984–03/04) 9 Patersons Stadium, Perth (99/00–12/13) 269 Middle Park, Melbourne (1977–94/95) 9 ANZ Stadium, Sydney (99/00–16/17) 263 nib Stadium, Perth (96/97–16/17) 8 Spotless Stadium, Sydney (16/17) 239 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane (95/96–16/17) 6 Esther Park, Melbourne (1977) 223 Knights Stadium, Melbourne (1989–03/04) 6 Erskineville Oval, Sydney (1978) 202 GIO Stadium, Canberra (1978–16/17) 6 Norwood Oval, Adelaide (1984–97/98) 191 Brandon Park, Wollongong (1988–99/00) 5 Thebarton Oval, Adelaide (97/98) 175 Allianz Stadium, Sydney (1988–16/17) 4 Brookvale Oval, Sydney (02/03) 171 Parramatta Stadium, Sydney (1986–15/16) 4 Eden Park, Auckland NZ (11/12–14/15) 158 Connor Reserve, Melbourne (1981–92/93) 4 Simonds Stadium, Geelong (96/97–16/17) 157 Perry Park, Brisbane (1977–03/04) 4 Waikato Stadium, Hamilton NZ (02/03–16/17) 157 Olympic Village, Melbourne (1982–94/95) 3 AMI Stadium, Christchurch NZ (99/00–10/11) 156 AAMI Park, Melbourne (10/11–16/17) 3 Aurora Stadium, Launceston (01/02–12/13) 155 Olympic Sports Field, Adelaide (1977–1989) 3 Hutt Recreation Ground, Wellington NZ (14/15) 155 Central Coast Stadium, Gosford (1979–16/17) 3 Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney (11/12–16/17) 137 Lambert Park, Sydney (1980–90/91) 2 Wembley Park, Melbourne (1977) 129 Lakeside Stadium, Melbourne (95/96–03/04) 2 Oakes Oval, Lismore (1983) 125 La Trobe City Stadium, Morwell (92/93–11/12) 2 Dapto Showground, Wollongong (1984) 121 Schintler Reserve, Melbourne (1978–1989) 2 Towradgi Park, Wollongong (1984) 118 Westpac Stadium, Wellington NZ (99/00–16/17) 2 Hawker Oval, Canberra (1984) 117 WIN Stadium, Wollongong (1981–14/15) 2 Concord Oval, Sydney (91/92) 113 Breakers Stadium, Newcastle (89/90–99/00) 2 Lavington Sports Ground, Albury (93/94–13/14) 105 Lions Stadium, Brisbane (1980–1988) 2 WACA, Perth (98/99) 89 Melita Stadium, Sydney (1984–94/95) 2 Epping Stadium, Melbourne (00/01) 88 Etihad Stadium, Melbourne (01/02–16/17) 2 Carrington Park, Bathurst (00/01–11/12) 81 Lily's Football Centre, Sydney (1980–03/04) 2 Arena Joondalup, Perth (03/04) 78 Sydney Athletic Field (1980–1986) 2 Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin NZ (11/12–12/13) 78 Spencer Park, Brisbane (1981–1986) 2 AMI Stadium, Christchurch (13/14–15/16) 73 Pratten Park, Sydney (1979–1986) 2 Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth NZ (02/03–16/17) 73 Chaplin Reserve, Melbourne (1984–1989) 1 Phillip Oval, Canberra (1977) 70 Wentworth Park, Sydney (1977–1988) 1 Brunswick St Oval, Melbourne (1977) 70 North Sydney Oval (98/99–14/15) 1 Hurstville Oval, Sydney (1977) 68 Belmore Sports Ground, Sydney (1987–00/01) 1 Junction Oval, Melbourne (1978) 51 Leichhardt Oval, Sydney (1981–95/96) 1 Sydney Cricket Ground (1980) 46 Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast (09/10–11/12) 1 Macquarie Field, Lake Macquarie (1983) 43 Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland NZ (99/00–16/17) 1 Gillon Oval, Melbourne (1984) 40 QBE Stadium, Auckland NZ (99/00–16/17) 1 Blacksmiths Oval, Lake Macquarie (1984) 36 Green Gully Reserve, Melbourne (1984–1986) 1 Jamison Oval, Canberra (1985) 35 Ballymore, Brisbane (1981–02/03) 1 Carrara Stadium, Gold Coast (1985) 35 Adamstown Oval, Newcastle (1983–1986) 1 Woy Woy Oval (1986) 31 Sydney Sports Ground (1977–1981) 1 Deakin Reserve, Shepparton (1987) 30 Shark Park, Sydney (01/02–02/03) 1 Elcho Park, Geelong (1988) 29 Seiffert Oval, Queanbeyan (1977–97/98) 1 Newton Sports Field, Adelaide (90/91) 28 Skinner Reserve, Melbourne (1988–90/91) 1 Richmond Oval, Adelaide (92/93) 27 Olympic Park no 2, Melbourne (1984–1986) 1 Football Park, Adelaide (92/93) 27 Willows Sports Complex, Townsville (09/10–10/11) 1 Wade Park, Orange (02/03) 24 Cook Park, Penrith (1984–1985) 1 FMG Stadium, Palmerston North NZ (09/10) 23 Princes Park, Melbourne (97/98–98/99) 1 Port Macquarie Stadium (10/11) 13 Arlington Oval, Sydney (1978–1986) 1 McLean Park, Napier NZ (13/14) 13 Jubilee Oval, Sydney (03/04–11/12) 1 Pepper Stadium, Sydney (14/15) 12 Englefield Stadium, Sydney (1977–1978) 1 Cazaly`s Stadium, Cairns (15/16) 12 Robert Zeims Park, Wollongong (1983) 1 C.ex Coffs Stadium, Coffs Harbour (16/17) 11 Manuka Oval, Canberra (1977–1985) Venues(115) generally listed under current or last‐known name
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – CROWDS CROWDS BY SEASON HOME AND AWAY SEASON................................................................................. ALL MATCHES........ Season Total Average Highest crowd Total Average 1977 669 000 3 800 15 000 South Melbourne v St George (Middle Park) 669 000 3 800 1978 799 500 4 600 17 228 South Melbourne v Marconi (Middle Park) 799 500 4 600 1979 780 400 4 300 18 367 Newcastle KB v Syd Olympic (McDonald Jones) 780 400 4 300 1980 668 600 3 700 15 000 Heidelberg v South Melbourne (Olympic Park) 668 600 3 700 1981 917 800 3 900 12 500 South Melbourne v Heidelberg (Middle Park) 917 800 3 900 1982 784 100 3 300 12 186 Sydney Olympic v APIA (Pratten Park) 784 100 3 300 1983 636 600 2 700 16 000 South Melbourne v Heidelberg (Middle Park) 636 600 2 700 1984 759 600 2 300 12 000 Brunswick v South Melbourne (Olympic Park 2) 847 700 2 500 1985 556 100 2 200 14 220 Blacktown v Sydney United (Marconi Stadium) 621 900 2 400 1986 649 600 2 500 10 679 Sydney United v Sydney Olympic (Sydney Utd SC) 736 400 2 700 1987 460 700 3 000 9 000 Heidelberg v South Melbourne (Olympic Village) 460 700 3 000 1988 491 100 2 700 8 014 Sydney Utd v Marconi (Sydney Utd Sports Centre) 534 800 2 900 1989 532 391 2 977 12 600 South Melbourne v Heidelberg (Middle Park) 587 283 3 174 89/90 575 918 3 275 10 556 Adelaide City v West Adelaide (Coopers Stadium) 645 446 3 540 90/91 627 807 3 478 11 636 Heidelberg v South Melbourne (Olympic Village) 699 721 3 750 91/92 631 154 3 526 13 000 Adelaide City v West Adelaide (Coopers Stadium) 690 576 3 729 92/93 598 514 3 362 13 763 South Melbourne v Heidelberg (Middle Park) 659 245 3 522 93/94 627 248 3 446 11 918 South Melbourne v Heidelberg (Middle Park) 713 676 3 737 94/95 551 433 3 577 11 926 South Melbourne v Heidelberg (Middle Park) 623 120 3 816 95/96 864 867 4 368 11 956 South Melbourne v West Adelaide (Lakeside) 934 112 4 513 96/97 992 091 5 481 17 582 Perth Glory v Marconi (nib Stadium) 1 089 171 5 732 97/98 899 297 4 941 17 764 Perth Glory v Sydney United (nib Stadium) 985 288 5 159 98/99 1 180 665 5 622 18 985 Northern Spirit v Syd Olympic (Nth Sydney Oval) 1 311 515 5 989 99/00 1 373 273 5 049 16 176 Perth Glory v Marconi (nib Stadium) 1 503 154 5 349 00/01 1 089 429 5 091 16 422 Perth Glory v Parramatta Power (nib Stadium) 1 186 789 5 322 01/02 806 182 5 168 14 592 Perth Glory v Brisbane Strikers (nib Stadium) 945 544 5 731 02/03 601 215 3 854 13 517 Perth Glory v Sydney Olympic (nib Stadium) 754 340 4 056 03/04 642 617 4 119 15 877 Adelaide Utd v Bris Strikers (Coopers Stadium) 733 649 4 446 05/06 920 219 10 955 25 557 Sydney FC v Adelaide United (Allianz Stadium) 1 046 459 11 627 06/07 1 086 921 12 940 50 333 Melbourne Victory v Sydney FC (Etihad Stadium) 1 264 603 14 051 07/08 1 227 423 14 612 33 458 Sydney FC v Melbourne Victory (Allianz Stadium) 1 381 541 15 350 08/09 1 023 147 12 180 31 564 Melbourne Victory v Sydney FC (Etihad Stadium) 1 166 966 12 966 09/10 1 322 553 9 797 30 668 Melbourne Victory v Sydney FC (Etihad Stadium) 1 483 759 10 449 10/11 1 395 721 8 459 32 321 Melbourne Victory v Melb City (Etihad Stadium) 1 517 356 8 822 11/12 1 416 679 10 494 40 351 Melbourne Victory v Sydney FC (Etihad Stadium) 1 535 826 10 816 12/13 1 666 692 12 346 42 032 Melbourne Victory v Melb City (Etihad Stadium) 1 771 950 12 657 13/14 1 758 638 13 027 45 202 Melbourne Victory v Melb City (Etihad Stadium) 1 887 204 13 480 14/15 1 689 366 12 514 43 729 Melbourne Victory v Melb City (Etihad Stadium) 1 827 191 13 051 15/16 1 660 782 12 302 40 539 Sydney FC v Western Sydney (Allianz Stadium) 1 777 904 12 699 16/17 1 660 339 12 299 61 880 Western Sydney v Sydney FC (ANZ Stadium) 1 771 499 12 653
All matches includes finals HIGHEST CROWDS 61 880 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0–4 Sydney FC Round 1, 2016/17 ANZ Stadium 55 436 Melbourne Victory 6–0 Adelaide United 2007 Grand Final Etihad Stadium 53 273 Melbourne Victory 1–0 Adelaide United 2009 Grand Final Etihad Stadium 51 153 Brisbane Roar FC 2–1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2014 Grand Final Suncorp Stadium 50 873 Melbourne Victory 3–0 Melbourne City FC 2015 Semi Final Etihad Stadium
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CLUBS, GAMES AND GOALS BY SEASON Season No. of Games Goals Goals Players clubs played scored per game used 1977 14 182 498 2.74 295 1978 14 182 532 2.92 294 1979 14 182 487 2.68 282 1980 14 182 513 2.82 277 1981 16 240 626 2.61 342 1982 16 240 701 2.92 335 1983 16 240 638 2.66 316 1984 24 350 969 2.77 512 1985 24 278 761 2.74 477 1986 24 278 723 2.60 494 1987 13 157 373 2.38 248 1988 14 188 501 2.66 292 1989 14 188 464 2.47 292 1989/90 14 188 513 2.73 301 1990/91 14 188 508 2.70 296 1991/92 14 188 430 2.29 288 1992/93 14 191 554 2.90 294 1993/94 14 191 515 2.70 300 1994/95 13 165 473 2.87 281 1995/96 12 207 599 2.89 277 1996/97 14 190 595 3.13 311 1997/98 14 191 537 2.81 333 1998/99 15 219 625 2.85 359 1999/00 16 281 804 2.86 391 2000/01 15 223 729 3.27 382 2001/02 13 165 470 2.85 303 2002/03 13 186 571 3.07 306 2003/04 13 165 438 2.65 308 2005/06 8 90 244 2.71 175 2006/07 8 90 234 2.60 191 2007/08 8 90 233 2.59 192 2008/09 8 90 262 2.91 202 2009/10 10 142 369 2.60 251 2010/11 11 172 452 2.63 266 2011/12 10 142 390 2.75 242 2012/13 10 140 381 2.72 258 2013/14 10 140 381 2.72 252 2014/15 10 140 417 2.98 267 2015/16 10 140 444 3.17 252 2016/17 10 140 419 2.99 246 All (40 seasons) 7 341 20 373 2.78 3 461
SCORELINE ANALYSIS Score # % Rank 1–0 1252 17.1 1 2–1 1167 15.9 2 2–0 879 12.0 3 1–1 861 11.7 4 3–1 529 7.2 5 0–0 523 7.1 6 3–0 453 6.2 7 2–2 352 4.8 8 3–2 335 4.6 9 4–1 221 3.0 10 4–0 195 2.7 11 4–2 122 1.7 12 3–3 77 1.0 13 5–1 71 1.0 14 5–0 70 1.0 15 4–3 50 0.7 16 5–2 36 0.5 17 6–0 30 0.4 18 6–1 29 0.4 19 5–3 17 0.2 20 6–2 13 0.2 =21 7–0 13 0.2 =21 7–1 11 0.1 23 5–4 9 0.1 24 4–4 5 0.1 =25 7–2 5 0.1 =25 8–1 5 0.1 =25 6–4 3 0.0 28 7–3 2 0.0 29 5–5 1 0.0 =30 6–3 1 0.0 =30 8–0 1 0.0 =30 9–0 1 0.0 =30 9–4 1 0.0 =30 10–3 1 0.0 =30 Total 7341 100.0
GOALS PER GAME MARGINS.......... Goals # % Margin # % 0 523 7.1 0 1819 24.8 1 1252 17.1 1 2813 38.3 2 1740 23.7 2 1550 21.1 3 1620 22.1 3 711 9.7 4 1076 14.7 4 281 3.8 5 626 8.5 5 105 1.4 6 300 4.1 6 41 0.6 7 128 1.7 7 19 0.3 8 47 0.6 8 1 0.0 9 21 0.3 9 1 0.0 10 6 0.1 Total 7341 100.0 13 2 0.0 Total 7341 100.0
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE – AGE ANALYSIS PLAYERS AND AGES BY SEASON Season No. of Players New Average Youngest team Oldest team clubs used players age (yrs) (average age in years) (average age in years) 1977 14 295 295 25.2 21.1 Sydney Olympic 26.6 Western Suburbs 1978 14 294 105 25.2 23.5 Canberra City 27.0 Brisbane Lions 1979 14 282 83 25.3 22.9 Sydney Olympic 26.7 Heidelberg 1980 14 277 79 25.6 22.8 Canberra City 26.6 Brisbane City 1981 16 342 115 25.7 22.6 Sydney Olympic 27.2 Brisbane City 1982 16 335 87 25.6 23.0 Sydney Olympic 27.2 Brisbane City 1983 16 316 96 24.9 22.4 Sydney Olympic 27.4 Sydney City 1984 24 512 213 24.8 21.9 Newcastle Rosebud 27.1 Parramatta Eagles 1985 24 477 108 25.1 22.2 Newcastle Rosebud 27.8 Green Gully 1986 24 494 151 25.4 22.7 Newcastle Rosebud 26.7 Canberra City 1987 13 248 39 25.6 24.0 St George 27.8 Melbourne Knights 1988 14 292 71 25.6 23.0 South Melbourne 27.2 Melbourne Knights 1989 14 292 76 25.3 23.4 South Melbourne 26.9 APIA Leichhardt 1989/90 14 301 88 24.9 23.1 St George 26.5 Parramatta Eagles 1990/91 14 296 68 25.4 22.6 Sunshine 27.2 Heidelberg 1991/92 14 288 62 25.6 24.1 Sydney United 27.7 Melbourne Knights 1992/93 14 294 77 25.7 24.2 Sydney United 26.7 Adelaide City 1993/94 14 300 79 25.6 23.5 Sydney United 29.4 Newcastle Breakers 1994/95 13 281 70 25.2 23.5 Melbourne Knights 27.1 Brisbane Strikers 1995/96 12 277 81 25.2 23.3 Melbourne Knights 27.5 Brisbane Strikers 1996/97 14 311 77 25.2 23.3 Newcastle Breakers 26.9 Brisbane Strikers 1997/98 14 333 85 25.3 23.0 Newcastle Breakers 26.8 Perth Glory 1998/99 15 359 100 25.6 23.5 Melbourne Knights 26.8 Adelaide City 1999/00 16 391 106 26.0 24.1 Melbourne Knights 27.6 Carlton 2000/01 15 382 96 25.9 24.4 Morwell Falcons 27.8 South Melbourne 2001/02 13 303 64 26.1 23.8 Sydney Olympic 28.1 Perth Glory 2002/03 13 306 69 26.3 24.4 Melbourne Knights 28.2 Perth Glory 2003/04 13 308 66 26.0 23.6 Melbourne Knights 28.3 Perth Glory 2005/06 8 175 53 27.2 25.2 Brisbane Roar 28.8 Adelaide United 2006/07 8 191 55 27.7 26.2 Melbourne Victory 29.5 Adelaide United 2007/08 8 192 50 26.8 25.4 Newcastle Jets 28.9 Sydney FC 2008/09 8 202 56 26.7 24.7 Newcastle Jets 28.2 Melbourne Victory 2009/10 10 251 79 27.3 25.2 Newcastle Jets 28.9 Sydney FC 2010/11 11 266 71 27.0 24.9 North Queensland 28.6 Melbourne Victory 2011/12 10 242 54 27.4 24.8 Gold Coast United 30.2 Wellington Phoenix 2012/13 10 258 81 27.3 25.1 Newcastle Jets 28.7 Perth Glory 2013/14 10 252 57 27.5 25.5 Newcastle Jets 29.0 Western Sydney 2014/15 10 267 72 27.4 26.2 Newcastle Jets 28.3 Wellington Phoenix 2015/16 10 252 65 27.8 25.4 Central Coast Mariners 29.1 Western Sydney 2016/17 10 246 62 27.8 25.4 Central Coast Mariners 29.5 Sydney FC All (40 seasons) 3 461 25.8 Average age based on age (in years and days) on match day of players in each starting XI over the season.
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Before 1977 the strongest football clubs in Australia competed in state‐based leagues. There were only limited opportunities for the country's best clubs to play against each other. In 1975, some of the country's leading clubs signed an undertaking to commence a national football league. In 1977, the National Soccer League (NSL) kicked off with 14 clubs in the league's inaugural season. The first match of the new competition took place on 2 April 1977, when Canberra City hosted West Adelaide at Manuka Oval. John Kosmina scored the NSL's first goal as West Adelaide went on to win 3–1. Between the first and second seasons, Melbourne‐based Mooroolbark was replaced by Newcastle KB United. Over the following 35 years a wide range of options and considerations were taken to introduce new and remove former national league clubs from the competition. In 1980 the league first expanded, from 14 to 16 teams. Four years later the competition undertook its most radical transformation with a dual‐conference system, based loosely on a northern and southern split of teams. In 1984 the league also implemented a finals system to determine the Champion team, after the first‐past‐the‐post system had been used for the league's first seven seasons. The national league reverted to a single‐league set‐up in 1987, and a one‐off return to the Champion club being determined by the team that finished the ladder in first position. In 1988, and in every season since then, the finals system has been the undisputed method of deciding the Champion team. The first‐placed team on the final ladder is honoured with the title Premiers. In five of the eight 'first‐past‐the post seasons' (1978, 1979, 1980, 1982 and 1987) a post‐season play‐off series took place. However as these matches were not played to determine the Champion team, the records for these matches are considered separate to the national league records. At the end of the 1989 season the league reverted from a winter‐ to summer‐based competition. In 2004 the NSL closed down, and in 2005/06 the first Hyundai A‐League season took place. The history and records for the A‐League since 2005 can be considered as its own competition. However, as the A‐League continues of the concept of the strongest clubs in Australia and (since 1999) New Zealand playing in a league format, with finals, records for the combined NSL and A‐League since 1977 can be considered in terms of an Australian National League. The 2017/18 A‐League season is the 41st season of the Australian National League.
1977 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney City 13 11 2 52 28 37 Marconi 15 7 4 42 21 37 Heidelberg 12 8 6 41 34 32 Adelaide City 12 7 7 50 31 31 Western Suburbs 11 7 8 38 29 29 St George 7 14 5 39 35 28 West Adelaide 8 10 8 38 32 26 Footscray 9 6 11 36 39 24 Brisbane Lions 9 5 12 27 41 23 Brisbane City 8 6 12 30 35 22 South Melbourne 7 8 11 27 35 22 Sydney Olympic 7 7 12 25 38 21 Canberra City 5 7 14 22 39 17 Mooroolbark 5 5 16 31 61 15 Two points per win, one point per draw
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 26 (final round) D0‐0 v Olympic. Sydney City team: Malcolm Haynes, Kevin Mullen, Eddie Thomson, Alec Robertson, Henry Mowbray, John Stevenson, Murray Barnes, Bertie Lutton (Alan Kershaw 61’), Joe Watson (Robert McGuiness 80’), Terry Smith, Hilton Silva.
TOP SCORERS John Deans Adelaide City 16 Terry Smith Sydney City 14 Murray Barnes Sydney City 12 John Kosmina West Adelaide 12 Gary Cole Heidelberg 11 No Post‐Season Series played CUP FINAL Brisbane City 1‐5pen Marconi 1‐3pen
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1978 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts West Adelaide 16 4 6 42 27 36 Sydney City 15 5 6 49 27 35 South Melbourne 12 8 6 45 30 32 Marconi 12 6 8 46 31 30 Heidelberg 9 8 9 39 39 26 Brisbane Lions 8 10 8 37 39 26 St George 11 3 12 41 40 25 Sydney Olympic 9 7 10 35 43 25 Western Suburbs 9 6 11 41 45 24 Adelaide City 9 6 11 38 44 24 Newcastle KB United 6 10 10 33 40 22 Footscray 7 8 11 29 37 22 Canberra City 5 10 11 28 41 20 Brisbane City 7 3 16 29 49 17 Two points per win, one point per draw
CHAMPIONS: WEST ADELAIDE
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 26 (final round) D1‐1 v Adelaide City. West Adel team: Martyn Crook, Vic Bozanic, Barry Reynolds, Neil McGachey, Con Kambas, David Jones, Peter Boyle, Dave Pillans, Graham Norris (Alex Zervas 83’), Graham Honeyman, Ian McGregor (Peter Tymczyszyn 46’). West Adel goal: Bozanic 85’.
TOP SCORERS Ken Boden Newcastle KB United 14 Clive Eaton Western Suburbs 14 Phil O'Connor St George 12 Jim Campbell Heidelberg 11 Gary Cole Heidelberg 11 Roberto Vieri Marconi 11
POST‐SEASON SERIES Minor Semi Final South Melbourne 2 Marconi 3 Major Semi Final West Adelaide 2 Sydney City 3 Preliminary Final Marconi 2 West Adelaide 0 Grand Final Sydney City 4 Marconi 2 Venue: Sydney Sports Ground. Crowd: 9136. The 1978 Post‐Season Series did not count for the Championship CUP FINAL Brisbane City 2 Adelaide City 1
1979 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Marconi 15 6 5 58 32 40 Heidelberg 14 7 5 44 30 36 Sydney City 15 3 8 47 29 34 Brisbane City 14 5 7 38 30 34 Adelaide City 13 6 7 43 27 33 Newcastle KB United 11 9 6 43 30 32 West Adelaide 10 4 12 28 31 25 APIA Leichhardt 11 3 12 29 37 25 Brisbane Lions 8 6 12 28 40 22 Footscray 8 3 15 29 43 20 St George 7 6 13 27 43 20 Canberra City 6 8 12 25 41 20 Sydney Olympic 7 5 14 23 30 19 South Melbourne 6 3 17 26 45 16 Two points per win, one point per draw, one bonus point per win by four or more goals
CHAMPIONS: MARCONI
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 25 (one round remaining) W2‐0 v Sydney Olympic. Marconi team: Alan Maher, John Russell, Peter Brogan, Paul Degney, Ivo Prskalo, Tony Henderson, Ken Lindsay, Gary Byrne, Mark Jankovics, Peter Sharne, Eddie Krncevic. Marconi goals: Byrne 20’pen, Vieri 77’.
TOP SCORERS Mark Jankovics Marconi 18 Eddie Krncevic Marconi 13 Ken Boden Newcastle KB United 12 Kevin Low Brisbane City 11 Jamie Paton Heidelberg 11
POST‐SEASON SERIES Round one Marconi 2 Heidelberg 1 Brisbane City 2 Sydney City 0 Round two Brisbane City 2 Marconi 1 Heidelberg 1 Sydney City 3 Round three Heidelberg 6 Brisbane City 2 Marconi 0 Sydney City 1 Grand Final 1st leg: Sydney City 1 Brisbane City 0 Venue: Wentworth Park. Crowd: 2532. 2nd leg: Brisbane City 1 Sydney City 1 Venue: Perry Park. Crowd: 4200. Sydney City won 2‐1 on aggregate The 1979 Post‐Season Series did not count for the Championship CUP FINAL Adelaide City 3 St George 2
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1980 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney City 16 5 5 51 26 37 Heidelberg 15 6 5 55 33 36 South Melbourne 15 5 6 42 21 35 Marconi 14 6 6 53 32 34 Adelaide City 13 4 9 40 27 30 Newcastle KB United 12 6 8 32 31 30 Brisbane Lions 7 11 8 28 32 25 APIA Leichhardt 8 7 11 27 35 23 Footscray 7 9 10 32 41 23 Canberra City 7 7 12 34 33 21 Blacktown City 9 3 14 34 55 21 Brisbane City 4 10 12 29 36 18 West Adelaide 7 3 16 24 46 17 St George 5 4 17 32 65 14 Two points per win, one point per draw
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 26 (final round) W4‐1 v St George. Sydney City team: Todd Clarke, Ian Souness, Ian Bruce, Steve O'Connor, Gerry Gomez, Joe Watson, John Stevenson, John Spanos, Hilton Silva (Nelio Borges 69’), Mark Trenter, Ken Boden. Sydney City goals: Boden 38' 48', Trenter 65' 80’.
TOP SCORERS Gary Cole Heidelberg 21 Mark Jankovics Marconi 16 Jamie Paton Heidelberg 15 Ken Boden Sydney City 13 Eddie Krncevic Marconi 13
POST‐SEASON SERIES Minor Semi Final South Melbourne 4 Marconi 3 Major Semi Final Sydney City 2 Heidelberg 0 Preliminary Final Heidelberg 4 South Melbourne 1 Grand Final Heidelberg 4 Sydney City 0 Venue: Canberra Stadium. Crowd: 11 126. The 1980 Post‐Season Series did not count for the Championship CUP FINAL Heidelberg 0 Marconi 0 Replay: Marconi 3 Heidelberg 0
1981 FINAL LADDER (16 teams, 30 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney City 19 5 6 59 30 43 South Melbourne 13 13 4 41 27 39 Brisbane City 12 11 7 37 25 35 APIA Leichhardt 12 11 7 39 33 35 Canberra City 13 7 10 41 32 33 Brisbane Lions 11 11 8 41 33 33 Adelaide City 13 6 11 46 42 32 Heidelberg 12 7 11 48 40 31 Sydney Olympic 11 9 10 46 46 31 Newcastle KB United 11 8 11 41 41 30 Wollongong Wolves 8 12 10 35 39 28 Preston 9 7 14 39 41 25 Footscray 9 7 14 32 48 25 Marconi 9 7 14 23 45 25 Blacktown City 6 9 15 32 47 21 West Adelaide 5 4 21 26 57 14 Two points per win, one point per draw
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 29 (one round remaining) W2‐0 v Preston. Sydney City team: Todd Clarke, Kevin Mullen (Willie Murray 88’), Alex Robertson, Steve O'Connor, Jim Cant, Ian Souness (Ian Bruce 85), John Spanos, Murray Barnes, Joe Watson, Ken Boden, John Kosmina. Sydney City goals: Barnes 27', Kosmina 57'.
TOP SCORERS Gary Cole Heidelberg 16 Alun Evans South Melbourne 14 Ken Boden Sydney City 12 Marshall Soper APIA Leichhardt 12 Ian Souness Sydney City 12 Paul Wilkinson Brisbane City 12 No Post‐Season Series played CUP FINAL Brisbane Lions 3 West Adelaide 1
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1982 FINAL LADDER (16 teams, 30 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney City 20 5 5 68 28 45 St George 14 8 8 47 40 36 Wollongong Wolves 16 3 11 43 46 35 Heidelberg 13 8 9 42 37 34 Preston 12 10 8 45 41 34 South Melbourne 11 9 10 46 37 31 APIA Leichhardt 12 7 11 49 54 31 Sydney Olympic 12 6 12 52 42 30 West Adelaide 10 8 12 44 40 28 Marconi 12 4 14 44 43 28 Brisbane Lions 10 8 12 39 42 28 Newcastle KB United 10 7 13 43 52 27 Adelaide City 6 12 12 36 44 24 Footscray 5 14 11 34 46 24 Canberra City 7 10 13 37 54 24 Brisbane City 5 11 14 32 55 21 Two points per win, one point per draw
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 28 (two games remaining) W2‐1 v Marconi. Sydney City team: Todd Clarke, Kevin Mullen, John Spanos, Jim Cant, Ian Bruce, Alex Robertson, Joe Watson (Ken Boden 73’), Murray Barnes, Jim Patikas, John Kosmina, David Mitchell. Sydney City goals: Kosmina 20', Boden 74’
TOP SCORERS John Kosmina Sydney City 23 Charlie Egan South Melbourne 20 Dez Marton St George 18 Mark Koussas Sydney Olympic 16 Phil O'Connor Wollongong Wolves 16
POST‐SEASON SERIES Minor Semi Final Heidelberg 1 Wollongong Wolves 3 Major Semi Final Sydney City 3 St George 0 Preliminary Final Wollongong Wolves 0 St George 2 Grand Final St George 3 Sydney City 1 Venue: Penrith Park. Crowd: 6145. The 1982 Post‐Season Series did not count for the Championship CUP FINAL Heidelberg 1 APIA Leichhardt 2
1983 FINAL LADDER (16 teams, 30 games) W D L F A Pts St George 15 10 5 47 27 55 Sydney City 15 9 6 48 30 54 Preston 15 7 8 47 32 52 South Melbourne 15 7 8 44 36 52 Newcastle KB United 14 7 9 45 26 49 Heidelberg 11 10 9 39 38 43 Sydney Olympic 12 5 13 38 36 41 APIA Leichhardt 11 6 13 43 36 39 Marconi 9 11 10 43 41 38 Canberra City 11 5 14 47 53 38 Adelaide City 10 6 14 37 38 36 Footscray 9 9 12 25 42 36 West Adelaide 7 12 11 25 37 33 Brisbane City 8 9 13 33 50 33 Wollongong Wolves 4 15 11 41 55 27 Brisbane Lions 6 8 16 36 61 26 Three points per win, one point per draw
CHAMPIONS: ST GEORGE
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 30 (final round) W4‐0 v Bris City. St George team: Terry Greedy, David Skeen, David Ratcliffe, Mike O'Shea, Robert O'Shea, John O'Shea, Peter Stone, Mark Barton, Robbie Slater, Paul Wilkinson, Dez Marton. St George goals: Marton 52', own goal 66', Wilkinson 79' 87'
TOP SCORERS Doug Brown South Melbourne 16 John Kosmina Sydney City 15 Marshall Soper Sydney Olympic 15 John Bradley APIA Leichhardt 12 Roy Cotton Wollongong Wolves 12 Phil O'Connor Wollongong Wolves 12 No Post‐Season Series played CUP FINAL 1st leg: Sydney Olympic 1 Heidelberg 0 2nd leg: Heidelberg 0 Sydney Olympic 1 Sydney Olympic won 2‐0 on aggregate
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1984 NORTHERN DIVISION FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 28 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney City 17 8 3 67 21 42 Sydney Olympic 16 8 4 61 27 40 Marconi 12 8 8 58 39 32 APIA Leichhardt 12 8 8 43 35 32 Blacktown City 12 6 10 43 48 30 Sydney United 8 11 9 32 38 27 Penrith City 8 10 10 29 41 26 Newcastle Rosebud 11 4 13 35 52 26 Canberra City 12 1 15 47 39 25 St George 8 9 11 38 41 25 Parramatta Eagles 8 8 12 23 38 24 Wollongong Wolves 5 5 18 22 59 15 Two points per win, one point per draw
TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final APIA 3 Blacktown 1 AET (St George Stadium) Qualifying Semi Final Sydney Olympic 2 Marconi 1 AET (St George Stadium) Minor Semi Final Marconi 3‐3pen APIA 3‐4pen AET (St George Stadium) Major Semi Final Sydney City 1‐4pen Syd Olympic 1‐2pen AET (St George Stadium) Preliminary Final Olympic 3 APIA 0 (St George Stadium) Grand Final Sydney City 1 Sydney Olympic 2 AET (St George Stadium)
SOUTHERN DIVISION FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 28 games) W D L F A Pts South Melbourne 18 4 6 48 20 40 Heidelberg 14 7 7 37 27 35 Melbourne Knights 13 7 8 38 31 33 Brisbane Lions 12 6 10 38 36 30 Brunswick 13 4 11 36 42 30 Preston Lions 11 6 11 42 33 28 Adelaide City 10 5 13 33 34 25 Green Gully 9 6 13 34 36 24 Footscray 10 5 13 29 33 25 West Adelaide 8 5 15 40 52 21 Brisbane City 8 5 15 21 39 21 Sunshine 5 6 17 24 57 16 Two points per win, one point per draw
TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Brisbane Lions 4 Brunswick 2 (Olympic Park) Qualifying Semi Final Heidelberg 1 Melbourne Knights 2 (Olympic Park) Minor Semi Final Heidelberg 0‐3pen Brisbane Lions 0‐2pen AET (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final South Melbourne 3 Melbourne Knights 2 AET (Olympic Park) Preliminary Final Heidelberg 3 Melbourne Knights 1 (Olympic Park) Grand Final South Melbourne 4 Heidelberg 2 (Olympic Park)
NATIONAL GRAND FINAL
First leg South Melbourne 2 (Egan 43' 64') Sydney Olympic 1 (Koussas 5') South Melb: Peter Laumets, Bobby Russell, Alan Davidson, Steve Blair, John Yzendoorn, Carl Halford, Ange Postecoglou, Oscar Crino, Ken Murphy, Doug Brown, Charlie Egan. Olympic: Gary Meier, Martyn Rogers, Graham Jennings, Mike Coady, Gary Phillips, Tony Spyridakos, Peter Raskopoulos, Peter Katholos, Marshall Soper, Mark Koussas (Nick Theodorakopoulos 65’), Jim Patikas (Chris Kalantzis 35’). Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Doug Rennie. Crowd: 10 000.
Second leg Sydney Olympic 1 (Theodorakopoulos 34') South Melbourne 2 (Crino 10', Yzendoorn 18') Olympic: Gary Meier, Martyn Rogers (Mark Koussas 66’), Graham Jennings, Mike Coady, Gary Phillips, Tony Spyridakos, Peter Raskopoulos, Peter Katholos, Nick Theodorakopoulos, Chris Kalantzis, Marshall Soper. South Melb: Peter Laumets, Bobby Russell, Alan Davidson, Steve Blair, John Yzendoorn, Carl Halford, Ange Postecoglou, Oscar Crino (John Kanesoulis 50’), Ken Murphy, Doug Brown, Charlie Egan. Venue: St George Stadium. Referee: Chris Bambridge. Crowd: 11 221.
South Melbourne won 4‐2 on aggregate
CHAMPIONS: SOUTH MELBOURNE
TOP SCORERS Doug Brown South Melbourne 22 John Kosmina Sydney City 20 Rod Brown Marconi 16 Peter Katholos Sydney Olympic 14 David Lowe Marconi 14 Paul Lewis South Melb/Green Gully 12 Graham Arnold Sydney United 11 John Bradley APIA Leichhardt 11 Charlie Egan South Melbourne 11 Mark Jankovics Marconi 11 Mark Koussas Sydney Olympic 11 Tom McCulloch Marconi 11 Joe Sweeney Brunswick 11 Steve Winn Heidelberg 11 CUP FINAL Melbourne Knights 0 Newcastle Rosebud 1
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1985 NORTHERN DIVISION FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 22 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney City 15 5 2 42 19 35 Sydney United 14 5 3 50 22 33 Marconi 11 7 4 44 23 29 Sydney Olympic 12 3 7 29 25 27 St George 7 8 7 31 26 22 Canberra City 8 6 8 33 35 22 Inter Monaro 7 6 9 29 37 20 Blacktown City 7 4 11 30 34 18 APIA Leichhardt 7 2 13 20 34 16 Wollongong Wolves 5 6 11 29 46 16 Penrith City 4 6 12 24 35 14 Newcastle Rosebud 4 4 14 20 45 12 Two points per win, one point per draw
TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Sydney Olympic 1 St George 0 (St George Stadium) Qualifying Semi Final Sydney United 2 Marconi 1 (Marconi Stadium) Minor Semi Final Marconi 3‐7pen Syd Olympic 3‐6pen AET (St George Stadium) Major Semi Final Sydney City 1 Sydney United 0 (St George Stadium) Preliminary Final Sydney United 0 Marconi 1 (St George Stadium) Grand Final Sydney City 2 Marconi 0 (St George Stadium)
SOUTHERN DIVISION FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 22 games) W D L F A Pts South Melbourne 14 5 3 39 21 33 Brunswick 11 7 4 33 19 29 Heidelberg 10 7 5 29 17 27 Melbourne Knights 9 6 7 29 21 24 Preston Lions 9 6 7 30 28 24 Sunshine 8 7 7 25 22 23 Brisbane Lions 9 4 9 29 29 22 Green Gully 6 6 10 24 29 18 Adelaide City 6 6 10 29 35 18 West Adelaide 6 5 11 24 37 17 Brisbane City 6 5 11 25 42 17 Footscray 5 2 15 25 41 12 Two points per win, one point per draw
TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Melbourne Knights 1 Preston 2 (Olympic Park) Qualifying Semi Final Brunswick 2 Heidelberg 0 (Olympic Park) Minor Semi Final Heidelberg 0 Preston 2 (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final South Melbourne 0 Brunswick 1 AET (Olympic Park) Preliminary Final South Melbourne 4‐4pen Preston 4‐5pen AET (Olympic Park) Grand Final Brunswick 2 Preston 1 (Olympic Park)
NATIONAL GRAND FINAL
First leg Sydney City 0 Brunswick 1 (Incantalupo 41') Sydney City: Tony Pezzano, Alec Robertson, Steve O’Connor, Grant Lee, Jim Cant, Ean Rodrigues (Jean‐Paul De Marigny 69’), Murray Barnes (sent off 73’), Joe Watson, David Mitchell, John Kosmina, Frank Farina. Brunswick: Yakka Banovic, John Dowie, Eddie Campbell, Mehmet Durakovic, Richard Miranda, Paul Wade, Mike Petersen, Brian Brown, Robert Cullen, Fab Incantalupo, Joe Sweeney. Venue: St George Stadium. Referee: Don Campbell. Crowd: 2491.
Second leg Brunswick 1 (Incantalupo 38') Sydney City 0 Brunswick: Yakka Banovic, Peter Lewis, John Dowie, Eddie Campbell, Richard Miranda, Paul Wade, Mike Petersen, Brian Brown, Robert Cullen (Reno Minichello 18’), Fab Incantalupo, Joe Sweeney. Sydney City: Tony Pezzano, Alec Robertson (Graeme Fletcher 50’ (Peter Falconer 70’)), Steve O’Connor, Grant Lee, Jean‐Paul De Marigny, Jim Cant, Paul Kay, Ean Rodrigues, Joe Watson, David Mitchell, Frank Farina. Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Peter Rampley. Crowd: 7560.
Brunswick won 2‐0 on aggregate
CHAMPIONS: BRUNSWICK
TOP SCORERS Charlie Egan South Melbourne 21 Jim Patikas Sydney United 16 Mark Jankovics Marconi 15 Rod Brown Marconi 13 Graham Arnold Sydney United 12 Frank Farina Sydney City 12 Ossie Latif Sunshine 11 Gary Price West Adelaide 11 Stuart Stevenson Heidelberg 11 Doug Brown South Melbourne 10 Paul Lewis Green Gully 10 Steve Smith Preston 10 Joe Sweeney Brunswick 10 CUP FINAL Sydney Olympic 2 Preston 1
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1986 NORTHERN DIVISION FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 22 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney United 14 4 4 43 18 32 Sydney Olympic 9 9 4 33 22 27 St George 11 5 6 33 29 27 Marconi 9 7 6 35 22 25 Sydney City 8 8 6 36 27 24 Newcastle Rosebud 9 6 7 36 33 24 APIA Leichhardt 9 6 7 25 23 24 Wollongong Wolves 9 5 8 26 25 23 Blacktown City 8 4 10 24 36 20 Canberra City 5 6 11 21 27 16 Canterbury Marrickville 2 7 13 17 41 11 Inter Monaro 3 5 14 17 43 11 Two points per win, one point per draw
TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Marconi 3‐4p Sydney City 3‐3p AET (St George Stadium) Qualifying Semi Final Sydney Olympic 0 St George 1 (St George Stadium) Minor Semi Final Sydney Olympic 2 Marconi 1 (St George Stadium) Major Semi Final Sydney United 0 St George 3 (St George Stadium) Preliminary Final Sydney United 3 Sydney Olympic 4 AET (St George Stadium) Grand Final Sydney Olympic 3 St George 2 (Parramatta Stadium)
SOUTHERN DIVISION FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 22 games) W D L F A Pts Brunswick 11 6 5 37 21 28 Footscray 10 8 4 29 27 28 Adelaide City 10 7 5 32 19 27 Sunshine 8 11 3 26 17 27 Heidelberg 9 8 5 35 25 26 Preston Lions 8 9 5 30 20 25 South Melbourne 10 5 7 27 20 25 Brisbane Lions 7 5 10 27 28 19 West Adelaide 7 4 11 26 34 18 Melbourne Knights 6 6 10 25 33 18 Brisbane City 3 7 12 18 46 13 Green Gully 2 6 14 16 38 10 Two points per win, one point per draw
TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Sunshine 2 Heidelberg 1 (Olympic Park) Qualifying Semi Final Footscray 2 Adelaide City 3 (Olympic Park) Minor Semi Final Footscray 2 Sunshine 0 (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final Brunswick 0 Adelaide City 2 (Coopers Stadium) Preliminary Final Brunswick 1 Footscray 2 AET (Olympic Park) Grand Final Footscray 1 Adelaide City 2 (Olympic Park)
NATIONAL GRAND FINAL
First leg Adelaide City 0 Sydney Olympic 1 (Spyridakos 79') Adel City: Willie McNally, Paul Shillabeer, Bogdan Nyskohus, Alex Tobin, Neville Flounders, Adrian Santrac (Paul Wilde 78’), Sergio Melta, Charlie Villani, Aurelio Vidmar, Steve Maxwell, Joe Mullen. Olympic: Gary Meier, Martyn Rogers, Mike Coady, Gary Phillips, Tony Spyridakos, Peter Raskopoulos, Manny Spanoudakis, Vince Estavillo, Andy Zervas, Chris Kalantzis (Terry Patalis 84’), Marshall Soper (Andy Stankovic 75’). Venue: Hindmarsh Stadium. Referee: Chris Bambridge. Crowd: 12 232.
Second leg Sydney Olympic 1 (Johnston 66') Adelaide City 3 (Melta 31'pen, Maxwell 44', Villani 59') Olympic: Gary Meier, Martyn Rogers, Mike Coady (Terry Patalis 69’), Andy Stankovic (Andy Zervas 25’), Gary Phillips, Peter Raskopoulos, Manny Spanoudakis, Vince Estavillo, Chris Kalantzis, Marshall Soper (sent off 63’), Stuart Johnston. Adel City: Willie McNally, Paul Shillabeer, Bogdan Nyskohus, Alex Tobin, Neville Flounders, Adrian Santrac, Sergio Melta, Charlie Villani, Aurelio Vidmar (Paul Wilde 78’), Steve Maxwell, Joe Mullen. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: Don Campbell. Crowd: 14 032.
Adelaide City won 3‐2 on aggregate
CHAMPIONS: ADELAIDE CITY
TOP SCORERS Graham Arnold Sydney United 17 John Kosmina Sydney City 12 Rod Brown Marconi 11 Paul Lewis Green Gully/Melb Knights 11 Steve Maxwell Adelaide City 11 Charlie Villani Adelaide City 11 Andrew Zinni Brunswick 11 Gary Cole Preston 10 Mark Jones Newcastle Rosebud 10 Zeljko Jurin Sydney United 10 Marshall Soper Sydney Olympic 10 CUP FINAL West Adelaide 2 Sydney City 3
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1987 FINAL LADDER (13 teams, 24 games) W D L F A Pts APIA Leichhardt 13 9 2 39 21 35 Preston 11 7 6 32 22 29 St George 12 5 7 31 24 29 Marconi 11 5 8 41 25 27 Sydney United 10 6 8 31 25 26 South Melbourne 9 7 8 32 34 25 Sydney Olympic 7 9 8 29 32 23 Brunswick 9 5 10 18 23 23 Melbourne Knights 9 5 10 22 30 23 Adelaide City 6 10 8 29 23 22 Footscray 7 8 9 17 27 22 Sunshine 3 9 12 26 42 15 Heidelberg 3 7 14 25 44 13 Two points per win, one point per draw. Sydney City withdrew after one round – result and details of match played (W2‐0 v Olympic) annulled and excluded from NSL records.
CHAMPIONS: APIA LEICHHARDT
CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER Round 23 (three rounds remaining) W4‐0 v South Melbourne. APIA line‐up: Tony Pezzano, Mark Brown, Arno Bertogna, Charlie Yankos, Jean Paul de Marigny, Peter Tredinnick, Edward Lorens, Terry Butler, Gary Ward, Rod Brown (Tony Parison 48’), Hilton Phillips. APIA goals: Ward 55', De Marigny 56', Phillips 60', Parison 80'
TOP SCORERS Frank Farina Marconi 16 Rod Brown APIA Leichhardt 14 Paul Lewis Melbourne Knights 10 Steve Smith Preston 10 Joe Mullen Adelaide City 9 Robbie Slater Sydney United 9 Charlie Villani Adelaide City 9
POST‐SEASON SERIES Elimination Semi Final Marconi 3 Sydney United 1 Qualifying Semi Final St George 2 Preston 1 Minor Semi Final Preston 2 Marconi 2 AET, Preston won 5‐3 on pens Major Semi Final St George 2 APIA Leichhardt 1 Preliminary Final Preston 0 APIA Leichhardt 0 AET APIA Leichhardt won 3‐1 on penalties Grand Final St George 4 APIA Leichhardt 0 Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Crowd: 6961 The 1987 Post‐Season Series did not count for the Championship
CUP FINAL 1st leg: Sydney United 1 South Melbourne 0 2nd leg: South Melbourne 0 Sydney United 1 Sydney United won 2‐0 on aggregate
1988 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Wollongong Wolves 13 8 5 44 32 34 Sydney United 15 4 7 38 30 34 South Melbourne 13 8 5 36 29 34 Marconi 12 8 6 46 26 32 Sydney Olympic 9 9 8 28 22 27 Adelaide City 10 7 9 36 35 27 Sunshine 11 5 10 38 39 27 St George 10 6 10 41 35 26 Melbourne Knights 9 6 11 28 33 24 Footscray 7 9 10 34 32 23 APIA Leichhardt 8 7 11 28 35 23 Preston 5 12 9 29 35 22 Brunswick 7 5 14 31 43 19 Brisbane Lions 4 4 18 28 59 12 Two points per win, one point per draw TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Marconi 3 Sydney Olympic 1 AET (St George Stadium) Qualifying Semi Final Sydney United 2 South Melbourne 1 AET (Marconi Stadium) Minor Semi Final South Melbourne 1 Marconi 2 AET (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final Wollongong 0 Sydney United 0 AET (Marconi Stadium) Sydney United won 4‐3 on penalties Preliminary Final Wollongong 0 Marconi 2 (Sydney United Sports Centre) GRAND FINAL Sydney United 2 (Hunter 57', Lamond 108') Marconi 2 (Calderan 39', Nastevski 117') AET Marconi won 5‐4 on penalties Sydney United: Tony Franken, Ivan Petkovic (sent off 63’), Graham Jennings, Wally Savor (Craig Foster, 91’), Vedran Rozic, Mark Jones, Alan Hunter, Shane Clinch, Robbie Slater, Manis Lamond (Sean Ingham 115’), Graham Arnold. Marconi: Bob Catlin, Matteo Colucci (Robert Wheatley 15’), Paul Carter, Steve Calderan, Tony Henderson, Ian Gray, David Lowe (Fred De Jong 105’), Gerry Gomez (sent off 65’), Peter Katholos, Zlatko Nastevski, Frank Farina. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: Chris Bambridge. Crowd: 17 064.
CHAMPIONS: MARCONI
TOP SCORERS Frank Farina Marconi 17 Zlatko Nastevski Marconi 14 Paul Lewis Melbourne Knights 13 Warren Spink Footscray 13 Steve Maxwell Adelaide City 11 Joe Palatsides Brunswick 11 CUP FINAL APIA Leichhardt 0‐5pen Brunswick 0‐3pen
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1989 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Marconi 16 6 4 62 24 38 St George 12 8 6 33 24 32 Sydney Olympic 11 9 6 37 26 31 Melbourne Knights 13 5 8 44 35 31 Preston 11 8 7 31 24 30 Adelaide City 10 8 8 29 24 28 Sydney United 10 8 8 25 25 28 South Melbourne 9 8 9 44 37 26 Wollongong Wolves 8 7 11 22 29 23 APIA Leichhardt 7 9 10 27 35 23 Sunshine 7 5 14 25 38 19 Blacktown City 5 9 12 28 50 19 Footscray 5 8 13 24 37 18 Heidelberg 7 4 15 22 45 18 Two points per win, one point per draw TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Melbourne Knights 2 Preston 0 (Olympic Park) Qualifying Semi Final St George 1 Sydney Olympic 0 (St George Stadium) Minor Semi Final Sydney Olympic 3 Melbourne Knights 2 AET (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final Marconi 1 St George 0 (Marconi Stadium) Preliminary Final St George 0 Sydney Olympic 1 (St George Stadium) GRAND FINAL Marconi 1 (Nastevski 90+1') Sydney Olympic 0 Marconi: Bob Catlin, Matteo Colucci (sent off 39’), Steve Calderan, Ian Gray, Robert Wheatley, Jean‐Paul De Marigny, David Lowe (Gerry Gomez 78’), Peter Katholos, Tom McCulloch, Fred De Jong, Zlatko Nastevski. Olympic: Gary Meier, David Barrett (Andrew Bernal 86’), John Koch, George Haniotis, Robert Hooker, Steve Georgakis, Grant Lee, Robert Ironside, Jason Polak, Abbas Saad, Alistair Edwards. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: Jim Reeves. Crowd: 23 387.
CHAMPIONS: MARCONI
TOP SCORERS Zlatko Nastevski Marconi 22 Zeljko Adzic Melbourne Knights 13 Fred DeJong Marconi 13 Scott Ollerenshaw St George 12 Francis Awaritefe Melbourne Knights 10 Ivan Kelic Melbourne Knights 10 Paul Trimboli South Melbourne 10 CUP FINAL Adelaide City 2 Sydney Olympic 0
1989/90 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Marconi 16 6 4 51 24 38 South Melbourne 15 6 5 42 23 36 Melbourne Knights 14 7 5 49 26 35 Adelaide City 13 8 5 39 23 34 Sydney Olympic 12 7 7 40 25 31 APIA Leichhardt 11 9 6 36 25 31 Sydney United 10 6 10 40 39 26 Parramatta Eagles 10 6 10 31 31 26 Preston 9 5 12 33 35 23 St George 7 7 12 35 44 21 Wollongong Wolves 8 4 14 30 48 20 Sunshine 6 5 15 24 49 17 West Adelaide 5 4 17 21 54 14 Blacktown City 4 4 18 30 55 12 Two points per win, one point per draw TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Adelaide City 1 Sydney Olympic 2 (Parramatta Stadium) Qualifying Semi Final South Melbourne 1 Melbourne Knights 1 AET (Olympic Park) Melbourne Knights won 7‐6 on penalties Minor Semi Final South Melbourne 0 Sydney Olympic 1 (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final Marconi 1 Melbourne Knights 0 (Parramatta Stadium) Preliminary Final Melbourne Knights 1 Sydney Olympic 2 (Parramatta Stadium) GRAND FINAL Marconi 0 Sydney Olympic 2 (Edwards 35', Ironside 61') Marconi: Bob Catlin, Gary Van Egmond, Steve Calderan, Ian Gray, Robert Wheatley, Jean‐Paul De Marigny (Gerry Gomez 78’), David Lowe, Paul Okon, Tom McCulloch, Fred De Jong, Vince Colagiuri (Peter Katholos 62’). Olympic: Clint Gosling, David Barrett, Robert Hooker, Grant Lee, Gary Phillips, Andrew Bernal, Tony Spyridakos, Robert Ironside, Steve Refenes, Abbas Saad (Marko Perinovic 85’), Alistair Edwards. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: John Santa‐Isabel. Crowd: 26 352.
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY OLYMPIC
TOP SCORERS David Seal Sydney United 15 Greg Brown Parramatta Eagles 14 Tony Krslovic St George 14 Abbas Saad Sydney Olympic 13 Peter Tsolakis South Melbourne 13 CUP FINAL South Melbourne 4 Sydney Olympic 1
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1990/91 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Knights 15 7 4 55 39 37 South Melbourne 14 6 6 45 33 34 Adelaide City 12 9 5 40 24 33 Marconi 14 3 9 48 33 31 Parramatta Eagles 10 9 7 38 31 29 Sydney Olympic 8 13 5 31 25 29 Sydney United 8 10 8 27 33 26 Preston 8 9 9 26 27 25 Wollongong Wolves 8 8 10 32 34 24 St George 6 10 10 34 41 22 APIA Leichhardt 7 7 12 27 28 21 Heidelberg 6 9 11 26 37 21 Sunshine 7 3 16 39 53 17 Wollongong United 3 9 14 23 53 15 Two points per win, one point per draw TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Marconi 3 Parramatta Eagles 3 AET (Parramatta Stad) Marconi won 7‐6 on penalties Qualifying Semi Final South Melbourne 4 Adelaide City 2 (Olympic Park) Minor Semi Final Adelaide City 1 Marconi 0 (Coopers Stadium) Major Semi Final Melbourne Knights 1 South Melbourne 0 (Olympic Park) Preliminary Final South Melbourne 1 Adelaide City 0 (Coopers Stadium) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Knights 1 (Marth 25') South Melbourne 1 (Palatsides 88') AET South Melbourne won 5‐4 on penalties Melb Knights: David Miller, Theo Selemidis, Mark Talajic, Alan Davidson, George Hannah, Andrew Marth, Josip Biskic, Branko Milosevic (Mark Silic 105’), Joe Caleta (Paul Donnelly 110’), Ivan Kelic, Francis Awaritefe. South Melb: Bruce MacLaren, David Healy (Danny Wright 68’), Steve Blair, Mehmet Durakovic, Joe Palatsides, Paul Wade, Peter Tsolakis, Mike Petersen, Ange Postecoglou, Paul Trimboli, Kimon Taliadoros. Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Chris Bambridge. Crowd: 23 318.
CHAMPIONS: SOUTH MELBOURNE
TOP SCORERS David Seal Marconi 19 Ivan Kelic Melbourne Knights 17 Tony Krslovic St George/Sydney Utd 17 Andrew Harper St George 15 Greg Brown Parramatta Eagles 12 CUP FINAL Parramatta Eagles 1 Preston 0
1991/92 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Knights 14 7 5 45 26 35 Sydney Olympic 12 10 4 38 27 34 South Melbourne 13 5 8 51 28 31 Adelaide City 10 9 7 26 23 29 Wollongong Wolves 9 10 7 24 17 28 Brisbane Strikers 8 10 8 31 35 26 Marconi 10 5 11 33 31 25 APIA Leichhardt 7 11 8 26 28 25 Heidelberg 8 8 10 28 33 24 Parramatta Eagles 6 11 9 24 24 23 Newcastle Breakers 7 8 11 28 39 22 Sydney United 6 9 11 22 33 21 West Adelaide 7 7 12 25 46 21 Preston 5 10 11 21 32 20 Two points per win, one point per draw TOP FIVE FINALS SERIES Elimination Semi Final Adelaide City 1 Wollongong 0 (Coopers Stadium) Qualifying Semi Final Sydney Olympic 0 South Melbourne 2 (Parramatta Stadium) Minor Semi Final Sydney Olympic 1 Adelaide City 2 (Parramatta Stadium) Major Semi Final Melbourne Knights 0‐5p South Melb 0‐3p AET (Olympic Park) Preliminary Final South Melbourne 0 Adelaide City 2 (Olympic Park) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Knights 0 Adelaide City 0 AET Adelaide City won 4‐2 on penalties Melb Knights: David Miller, Theo Selemidis, Mark Talajic, Alan Davidson, George Hannah, Andrew Marth, Josip Biskic (Mark Silic 106’), Paul Donnelly (Vlado Vanis 70’), Ivan Kelic, Francis Awaritefe, Damian Mori. Adel City: Robert Zabica, Milan Ivanovic, Alex Tobin, Paul Shillabeer, Tony Vidmar, Ernie Tapai, Sergio Melta, Carl Veart, Steve Maxwell, Ross Aloisi, Joe Mullen. Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: John McConnell. Crowd: 15 463.
CHAMPIONS: ADELAIDE CITY
TOP SCORERS Tim Bredbury Sydney Olympic 15 Kimon Taliadoros South Melbourne 15 Francis Awaritefe Melbourne Knights 14 Damian Mori Melbourne Knights 11 Carl Veart Adelaide City 11 CUP FINAL Adelaide City 2 Marconi 1
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1992/93 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts South Melbourne 18 4 4 51 23 58 Marconi 17 2 7 57 31 53 Adelaide City 12 5 9 37 34 41 Wollongong Wolves 11 6 9 33 27 39 West Adelaide 12 3 11 43 39 39 Parramatta Eagles 11 6 9 39 41 39 Sydney United 12 3 11 36 41 39 Newcastle Breakers 10 8 8 38 29 38 Sydney Olympic 10 4 12 36 31 34 Melbourne Knights 10 4 12 38 39 34 Heidelberg 7 9 10 30 40 30 Morwell Falcons 7 7 12 29 43 28 Preston 6 4 16 28 45 18 Brisbane Strikers 5 3 18 32 64 18 Three points per win, one point per draw. Preston deducted four points due to disciplinary action from 1991/92 season. TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Wollongong 3 Parramatta Eagles 0 (Brandon Park) 2nd leg: Parramatta Eagles 2 Wollongong 1 (Parramatta Stad) Wollongong won 4‐2 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Adelaide City 0 West Adelaide 1 (Adelaide Oval) 2nd leg: West Adelaide 1 Adelaide City 2 (Football Park) Adelaide City won on away goals rule Minor Semi Final Adelaide City 4 Wollongong Wolves 0 (Coopers Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: South Melbourne 0 Marconi 1 (Olympic Park) 2nd leg: Marconi 7 South Melbourne 0 (Parramatta Stadium) Marconi won 8‐0 on aggregate Preliminary Final South Melbourne 1 Adelaide City 3 (Olympic Park) GRAND FINAL Marconi 1 (Harper 53'pen) Adelaide City 0 Marconi: Mark Schwarzer, Gary Van Egmond, George Jolevski, Ian Gray, Jean‐Paul De Marigny, Matthew Bingley, Blagoja Kuleski (Ufuk Talay 94), Ermanno Pelluchi, Steve Corica, Kimon Taliadoros (Glen Johnson 85’), Andrew Harper. Adel City: Robert Zabica, Milan Ivanovic, Paul Shillabeer, Alex Tobin, Tony Vidmar, Sergio Melta, Carl Veart, Carlo Talladira, Steve Maxwell, Joe Mullen (Robert Csoboth 82’), Damian Mori. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: John Fraser. Crowd: 13 376.
CHAMPIONS: MARCONI
TOP SCORERS Francis Awaritefe South Melbourne 19 Andrew Harper Marconi 18 Warren Spink Newcastle Breakers 16 Jose Iriarte West Adelaide 15 Carl Veart Adelaide City 14 CUP FINAL Parramatta Eagles 1 Heidelberg 2
1993/94 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Knights 16 5 5 59 24 53 South Melbourne 13 8 5 39 20 47 Sydney United 13 7 6 31 29 46 Marconi 11 9 6 52 33 42 Adelaide City 11 8 7 48 27 41 Sydney Olympic 11 8 7 40 37 41 Morwell Falcons 11 7 8 31 30 40 Brisbane Strikers 10 6 10 28 25 36 West Adelaide 10 5 11 41 34 35 Parramatta Eagles 8 9 9 27 29 33 Wollongong Wolves 6 9 11 24 32 27 Newcastle Breakers 5 8 13 30 47 23 Brunswick 5 4 17 22 57 19 Heidelberg 3 5 18 19 67 14 Three points per win, one point per draw TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Sydney Olympic 2 Marconi 1 (Parramatta Stadium) 2nd leg: Marconi 3 Sydney Olympic 1 (Parramatta Stadium) Marconi won 4‐3 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Adelaide City 0 Sydney United 1 (Coopers Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney United 0 Adelaide City 2 (Marconi Stadium) Adelaide City won 2‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Marconi 1 Adelaide City 3 (Parramatta Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: South Melbourne 1 Melb Knights 2 (Olympic Park) 2nd leg: Melbourne Knights 2 South Melb 2 (Olympic Park) Melbourne Knights won 4‐3 on aggregate Preliminary Final South Melbourne 0 Adelaide City 2 (Olympic Park) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Knights 0 Adelaide City 1 (Mori 68') Melb Knights: David Miller, Vlado Vanis (Oliver Pondeljak 75’), Steve Horvat, Vinko Buljubasic (Mark Silic 18’), David Cervinski, Fausto De Amicis, Andrew Marth, Josip Biskic, Zoran Trajcevski, Adrian Cervinski, Mark Viduka. Adel City: Robert Zabica, Milan Ivanovic, Alex Tobin, Tony Vidmar, Sergio Melta, Carl Veart, Carlo Talladira, Goran Lozanovski, Bradley Hassell, Joe Mullen, Damian Mori. Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Richard Lorenc. Crowd: 13 970.
CHAMPIONS: ADELAIDE CITY
TOP SCORERS Mark Viduka Melbourne Knights 17 Ivan Kelic Sydney Olympic 15 Andrew Harper Marconi 14 Carl Veart Adelaide City 14 Greg Brown West Adelaide 13 Warren Spink Newcastle Breakers 13 CUP FINAL Parramatta Eagles 2 Sydney United 0
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1994/95 FINAL LADDER (13 teams, 24 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Knights 16 4 4 56 25 70 Adelaide City 16 4 4 41 20 69 Sydney United 15 5 4 34 19 68 Morwell Falcons 8 11 5 41 37 47 West Adelaide 8 8 8 28 32 45 South Melbourne 9 5 10 42 36 44 Brisbane Strikers 8 6 10 34 32 41 Wollongong Wolves 8 4 12 39 46 38 Sydney Olympic 8 4 12 27 34 37 Marconi 6 7 11 34 43 35 Brunswick 6 6 12 20 37 34 Parramatta Eagles 7 3 14 25 34 33 Heidelberg 6 3 15 27 53 28 Four points per win, drawn matches to penalty shoot‐out: two points per win on penalties, one point per loss on penalties TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Morwell 0 South Melbourne 1 (La Trobe) 2nd leg: South Melbourne 5 Morwell 1 (Olympic Park) South Melbourne won 6‐1 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: West Adelaide 1 Sydney United 1 (Coopers Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney United 1 West Adelaide 0 (Sydney United) Sydney United won 2‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Sydney United 1 South Melbourne 3 (Marconi Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Adelaide City 1 Melbourne Knights 0 (Coopers Stad) 2nd leg: Melbourne Knights 1 Adelaide City 2 (Knights Stad) Adelaide City won 3‐1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Melbourne Knights 3 South Melbourne 2 (Olympic Park) GRAND FINAL Adelaide City 0 Melbourne Knights 2 (Marth 36', Spiteri 41') Adel City: Jason Petkovic, Milan Ivanovic, Alex Tobin, Tony Vidmar, Sergio Melta, Carlo Talladira (Mark Yates 68'), Goran Lozanovski (John Gibson 43'), Craig Foster, Bradley Hassell, Joe Mullen, Damian Mori. Melb Knights: Frank Juric, Steve Horvat, Vinko Buljubasic, David Cervinski, Fausto De Amicis, Andrew Marth, Mark Silic, Kresimir Marusic (Damir Grganovic 87'), Joe Spiteri, Oliver Pondeljak (Ante Kovacevic 64'), Mark Viduka. Venue: Coopers Stadium. Referee: Eddie Lennie. Crowd: 15 573.
CHAMPIONS: MELBOURNE KNIGHTS
TOP SCORERS Mark Viduka Melbourne Knights 21 Damian Mori Adelaide City 18 Ivan Kelic South Melbourne 15 Vaughan Coveny Wollongong Wolves 12 Con Boutsianis South Melbourne 11 Joe Spiteri Melbourne Knights 11
CUP FINAL Melbourne Knights 6 Heidelberg 0
1995/96 FINAL LADDER (12 teams, 33 games) W D L F A Pts Marconi 17 9 7 58 35 60 Melbourne Knights 17 8 8 50 28 59 Sydney Olympic 17 8 8 55 41 59 Brisbane Strikers 17 6 10 54 35 57 Adelaide City 15 9 9 65 40 54 Sydney United 14 12 7 47 33 54 West Adelaide 16 5 12 49 43 53 South Melbourne 14 4 15 50 56 46 Canberra Cosmos 8 11 14 48 61 35 Morwell Falcons 9 8 16 35 65 35 Wollongong Wolves 5 5 23 31 63 20 Newcastle Breakers 4 5 24 35 77 17 Three points per win, one point per draw. This points system has been in place continuously since 1995/96. TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Sydney United 2 Brisbane Strikers 0 (Sydney United) 2nd leg: Brisbane Strikers 1 Sydney United 2 (Suncorp Stad) Sydney United won 4‐1 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Adelaide City 2 Sydney Olympic 0 (Coopers Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney Olympic 0 Adelaide City 1 (Leichhardt Oval) Adelaide City won 3‐0 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Adelaide City 1 Sydney United 0 (Coopers Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Melbourne Knights 1 Marconi 0 (Knights Stadium) 2nd leg: Marconi 2 Melbourne Knights 2 (Marconi Stadium) Melbourne Knights won 3‐2 on aggregate Preliminary Final Marconi 4 Adelaide City 1 (Parramatta Stadium) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Knights 2 (Marth 58', A Cervinski 76') Marconi 1 (Harper 78') Melb Knights: Vilson Knezevic, Joe Simunic, Ante Kovacevic (Vinko Buljubasic 46'), Zoran Markovski, David Cervinski, Fausto De Amicis, Andrew Marth, Lubo Lapsansky, Tom Pondeljak (Joe Bacak 75'), John Markovski (Dragi Nastevski 81'), Adrian Cervinski. Marconi: Bob Catlin, Paul Souris, Gary Van Egmond (Jon Angelucci 66'), Robert Stanton, Eric Hristodoulou, Dominic Longo, Brendan Renaud, Matthew Bingley, Brad Maloney, Vlado Zoric, Andrew Harper. Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Eddie Lennie. Crowd: 14 258.
CHAMPIONS: MELBOURNE KNIGHTS
TOP SCORERS Damian Mori Adelaide City 31 Frank Farina Brisbane Strikers 20 Kris Trajanovski Sydney Olympic 19 Jim Tsekinis West Adelaide 16 Andrew Harper Marconi 15 CUP FINAL South Melbourne 3 Newcastle Breakers 1
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1996/97 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney United 17 5 4 67 33 56 Brisbane Strikers 15 2 9 55 40 47 South Melbourne 14 4 8 39 25 46 Adelaide City 11 10 5 32 22 43 Marconi 12 4 10 41 37 40 Melbourne Knights 11 6 9 36 32 39 Perth Glory 11 5 10 48 41 38 West Adelaide 10 3 13 39 51 33 Sydney Olympic* 8 8 10 41 46 32 Wollongong Wolves 8 8 10 42 48 32 Newcastle Breakers 7 9 10 40 46 30 Morwell Falcons 8 6 12 33 41 30 Collingwood Warriors^ 6 9 11 32 44 27 Canberra Cosmos 2 5 19 30 69 11 * denotes 3‐0 win on forfeit. ^ denotes 0‐3 loss on forfeit. TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Marconi 3 Adelaide City 0 (Marconi Stadium) 2nd leg: Adelaide City 4 Marconi 0 AET (Norwood Oval) Adelaide City won 4‐3 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Melbourne Knights 1 South Melbourne 4 (Knights) 2nd leg: South Melbourne 3 Melbourne Knights 0 (Lakeside) South Melbourne won 7‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi Final South Melbourne 1 Adelaide City 0 (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Brisbane Strikers 1 Sydney United 0 (Suncorp Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney United 2 Brisbane Strikers 1 (Parramatta) Brisbane Strikers won on away goals rule Preliminary Final Sydney United 1 South Melbourne 0 (Parramatta Stadium) GRAND FINAL Brisbane Strikers 2 (Farina 47', Brown 68') Sydney United 0 Brisbane: Clint Bolton, Glenn Gwynne (Matt Bell 88'), Craig Williams, Alan Hunter, Kasey Wehrman, Troy Cranney, Chay Hews (Jeromy Harris 79'), Sean Cranney, Danny Wright, Frank Farina (Recce Tollenaere 85'), Rod Brown. Sydney Utd: Zeljko Kalac, Velimir Kupresak, Richard Plesa, Mark Babic, Paul Bilokapic (Mark Rudan 81'), Robert Trajkovski (Jason Culina 63'), Kresimir Marusic, Aytek Genc, Ante Moric, David Zdrilic, Ante Milicic. Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Simon Micallef. Crowd: 40 446.
CHAMPIONS: BRISBANE STRIKERS
TOP SCORERS David Zdrilic Sydney United 21 Ante Milicic Sydney United 19 Bobby Despotovski Perth Glory 14 Adrian Cervinski Melbourne Knights 13 CUP FINAL Collingwood 1 Marconi 0
1997/98 FINAL LADDER (14 teams, 26 games) W D L F A Pts South Melbourne 13 9 4 56 41 48 Carlton 12 9 5 44 24 45 Adelaide City 13 4 9 45 30 43 Sydney United 11 10 5 37 26 43 Marconi 12 7 7 33 25 43 Wollongong Wolves 13 3 10 51 33 42 Melbourne Knights 11 6 9 37 35 39 Perth Glory 10 6 10 35 40 36 Sydney Olympic 10 5 11 37 43 35 West Adelaide 10 4 12 32 38 34 Morwell Falcons 8 7 11 28 36 31 Brisbane Strikers 6 5 15 23 40 23 Newcastle Breakers 4 9 13 30 50 21 Canberra Cosmos 3 8 15 29 56 17 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Marconi 1 Sydney United 0 (Marconi Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney United 0 Marconi 1 (Sydney United) Marconi won 2‐0 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Wollongong Wolves 3 Adelaide City 0 (Brandon Park) 2nd leg: Adelaide City 2 Wollongong 2 (Suncorp Stadium) Wollongong Wolves won 5‐2 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Marconi 2 Wollongong Wolves 1 (Parramatta Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Carlton 1 South Melbourne 2 (Princes Park) 2nd leg: South Melbourne 1 Carlton 0 (Lakeside Stadium) South Melbourne won 3‐1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Carlton 1 Marconi 0 (Olympic Park) GRAND FINAL South Melbourne 2 (Anastasiadis 9', Boutsianis 86') Carlton 1 (Stergiopoulos 78') South Melb: Michael Petkovic, Steve Iosifidis, Con Blatsis, Fausto De Amicis, David Clarkson, Tansel Baser, Goran Lozanovski (Vaughan Coveny 74'), Bill Damianos, Steve Panopoulos, Paul Trimboli, John Anastasiadis (Con Boutsianis 85'). Carlton: Dean Anastasiadis, Sean Douglas, Simon Colosimo, David Cervinski (Marcus Stergiopoulos 77'), Robert Trajkovski, Mark Atkinson, Kresimir Marusic, Lubo Lapsansky, Marco Bresciano, John Markovski, Andrew Vlahos (Adrian Cervinski 65'). Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Eugene Brazzale. Crowd: 15 706.
CHAMPIONS: SOUTH MELBOURNE
TOP SCORERS Damian Mori Adelaide City 19 Norman Tome Sydney Olympic 14 Pablo Cardozo West Adelaide 13 Scott Chipperfield Wollongong Wolves 13 Andrew Vlahos Carlton 13
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1998/99 FINAL LADDER (15 teams, 28 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney United 18 4 6 53 33 58 South Melbourne 17 6 5 50 26 57 Perth Glory 16 5 7 62 37 53 Marconi 15 3 10 53 47 48 Northern Spirit 14 4 10 36 35 46 Adelaide City 13 6 9 39 26 45 Sydney Olympic 12 7 9 46 36 43 Newcastle Breakers 11 7 10 29 33 40 Brisbane Strikers 11 6 11 41 47 39 Wollongong Wolves 8 8 12 45 52 32 Carlton 9 4 15 47 47 31 Melbourne Knights 8 5 15 32 43 29 West Adelaide 7 6 15 36 46 27 Morwell Falcons 5 10 13 17 44 25 Canberra Cosmos 4 3 21 21 55 15 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Northern Spirit 0 Marconi 0 (North Sydney Oval) 2nd leg: Marconi 2 Northern Spirit 1 (Marconi Stadium) Marconi won 2‐1 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Adelaide City 0 Perth Glory 0 (Suncorp Stadium) 2nd leg: Perth Glory 2 Adelaide City 1 (WACA) Perth Glory won 2‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Perth Glory 1 Marconi 0 (WACA) Major Semi Final 1st leg: South Melbourne 2 Sydney United 1 (Lakeside Stad) 2nd leg: Sydney United 0 South Melbourne 0 (Sydney Utd) South Melbourne won 2‐1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Sydney United 2 Perth Glory 1 (Marconi Stadium) GRAND FINAL South Melbourne 3 (Trimboli 53', Anastasiadis 63', 87') Sydney United 2 (Sterjovski 8', Townsend 90') South Melb: Michael Petkovic, Nick Orlic, Steve Iosifidis, Con Blatsis, Fausto De Amicis, David Clarkson, Goran Lozanovski (Jim Tsekinis 81'), Steve Panopoulos, Paul Trimboli (George Goutzioulis 68'), Vaughan Coveny, Michael Curcija (John Anastasiadis 63'). Sydney Utd: Mike Gibson, Joe Vrkic, David Barrett, Velimir Kupresak, Michael Santalab (Danny Townsend 68'), Richard Plesa, Peter Bennett, Steve Berry, Jacob Burns (Walter Ardone 88'), Nathan Day (Joel Griffiths 64'), Mile Sterjovski. Venue: Olympic Park. Referee: Simon Micallef. Crowd: 15 194.
CHAMPIONS: SOUTH MELBOURNE
TOP SCORERS Pablo Cardozo Sydney Olympic 18 Mile Sterjovski Sydney United 18 Brad Maloney Marconi 16 Damian Mori Adelaide City 15 Vaughan Coveny South Melbourne 14
1999/2000 FINAL LADDER (16 teams, 34 games) W D L F A Pts Perth Glory 19 7 8 60 42 64 Wollongong Wolves 17 9 8 72 44 60 Carlton 17 7 10 55 39 58 Adelaide City 16 8 10 57 37 56 Sydney Olympic 16 7 11 56 40 55 Marconi 16 7 11 53 49 55 Newcastle Breakers 14 9 11 44 44 51 Football Kingz 15 5 14 57 59 50 Brisbane Strikers 13 10 11 46 40 49 South Melbourne 14 7 13 55 51 49 Parramatta Power 14 5 15 52 47 47 Melbourne Knights 13 6 15 44 57 45 Northern Spirit 11 3 20 41 58 36 Canberra Cosmos 9 9 16 44 64 36 Morwell Falcons 7 8 19 23 49 29 Sydney United 5 5 24 19 58 20 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Marconi 0 Carlton 1 (Marconi Stadium) 2nd leg: Carlton 2 Marconi 0 (Olympic Park) Carlton won 3‐0 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: Syd.Olympic 4 Adelaide City 1 (Belmore Sports Ground) 2nd leg: Adelaide City 1 Syd.Olympic 2 (Hindmarsh Stadium) Sydney Olympic won 6‐2 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Carlton 2 Sydney Olympic 1 AET (Olympic Park) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Wollongong Wolves 1 Perth 0 Glory (Brandon Park) 2nd leg: Perth Glory 2 Wollongong Wolves 0 AET (Subiaco) Perth Glory won 2‐1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Wollongong Wolves 2 Carlton 1 (Brandon Park) GRAND FINAL Perth Glory 3 (Despotovski 20', Milicevic 33', Harnwell 42') Wollongong Wolves 3 (Chipperfield 56', Horsley 69', Reid 89') AET. Wollongong won 7‐6 on penalties Perth: Jason Petkovic, Jamie Harnwell, Scott Miller (James Afkos 63’), Ljubo Milicevic, Robert Trajkovski, Edgar Aldrighi Junior, Troy Halpin, Kasey Wehrman, Ivan Ergic (Gareth Naven 84’), Bobby Despotovski (Aurelio Schwertz 68’), Alistair Edwards. Wollongong: Les Pogliacomi, Robert Stanton, David Cervinski (George Souris 46'), Alvin Ceccoli, Noel Spencer (Mark Robertson 46'), Matt Horsley, Paul Reid, Dino Mennillo, Scott Chipperfield, Stuart Young, Esala Masi (Saso Petrovski 66'). Venue: Subiaco Oval. Referee: Eddie Lennie. Crowd: 43 242.
CHAMPIONS: WOLLONGONG WOLVES
TOP SCORERS Damian Mori Adelaide City 22 Pablo Cardozo Sydney Olympic 21 Michael Curcija South Melbourne 19 Stuart Young Wollongong Wolves 19 John Buonavoglia Newcastle Breakers 16
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2000/01 FINAL LADDER (15 teams, 28 games) W D L F A Pts South Melbourne* 21 6 3 70 24 69 Wollongong Wolves* 18 7 5 80 40 61 Perth Glory 18 7 5 73 33 61 Sydney Olympic* 17 6 7 58 37 57 Marconi 14 8 8 42 33 50 Melbourne Knights 14 7 9 61 46 49 Adelaide City 12 7 11 54 54 43 Football Kingz 12 7 11 52 52 43 Parramatta Power 13 3 14 42 44 42 Sydney United* 12 6 12 46 56 42 Canberra Cosmos 11 4 15 49 55 37 Brisbane Strikers 9 8 13 52 56 35 Northern Spirit 8 8 14 39 50 32 Newcastle United 7 9 14 37 56 30 Morwell Falcons^^^^ 5 5 20 32 61 0 Carlton withdrew after round 8 – all games played or scheduled v Carlton awarded as 3‐0 walkover. *(^) denotes 3‐0 win(loss) on forfeit. All Morwell points removed due to NSL regulation breach. TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Melbourne Knights 0 Perth Glory 0 (Knights Stadium) 2nd leg: Perth Glory 2 Melbourne Knights 2 (Subiaco Oval) Melbourne Knights won on away goals rule Elimination final 1st leg: Syd. Olympic 3 Marconi 1 (Belmore Sports Ground) 2nd leg: Marconi 0 Sydney Olympic 2 (Marconi Stadium) Sydney Olympic won 5‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Sydney Olympic 1 Melbourne Knights 0 (Parramatta Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Wollongong 2 South Melbourne 1 (WIN Stadium) 2nd leg: South Melbourne 1 Wollongong 2 (Lakeside Stadium) Wollongong Wolves won 4‐2 on aggregate Preliminary Final South Melbourne 2 Sydney Olympic 0 (Olympic Park) GRAND FINAL Wollongong Wolves 2 (Petrovski 56', Young 57') South Melbourne 1 (Anastasiadis 78') Wollongong: Dean Anastasiadis, George Souris, Ben Blake, David Cervinski, Alvin Ceccoli, David Huxley, Matthew Horsley, Paul Reid, Robert Middleby (Dino Mennillo 91'), Saso Petrovski (Robert Stanton 73'), Stuart Young. South Melb: Michael Petkovic, Steve Iosifidis (John Anastasiadis 71'), Mehmet Durakovic, Simon Colosimo, Fausto De Amicis, Steve Panopoulos, Zeljko Susa (Paul Trimboli 65'), Con Boutsianis, Vas Kalogeracos (Goran Lozanovski 65'), Vaughan Coveny, Andrew Vlahos. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: Eddie Lennie. Crowd: 13 402.
CHAMPIONS: WOLLONGONG WOLVES
TOP SCORERS Saso Petrovski Wollongong Wolves 21 Damian Mori Perth Glory 19 Scott Chipperfield Wollongong Wolves 17 Bobby Despotovski Perth Glory 17 Ben Burgess Northern Spirit 16
2001/02 FINAL LADDER (13 teams, 24 games) W D L F A Pts Perth Glory 16 7 1 52 23 55 Newcastle United 10 12 2 33 21 42 Sydney Olympic 12 4 8 37 24 40 Brisbane Strikers 10 7 7 40 33 37 South Melbourne 10 6 8 30 22 36 Melbourne Knights 11 3 10 41 40 36 Parramatta Power 10 4 10 34 30 34 Northern Spirit 9 7 8 36 39 34 Marconi 8 6 10 32 36 30 Wollongong Wolves 6 7 11 28 43 25 Sydney United 6 6 12 27 37 24 Adelaide City 4 8 12 27 39 20 Football Kingz 3 5 16 28 58 14 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Melbourne Knights 0 Syd.Olympic 0 (Knights Stadium) 2nd leg: Syd.Olympic 6 Melbourne Knights 2 (Shark Park) Sydney Olympic won 6‐2 on aggregate Elimination final 1st leg: South Melbourne 2 Brisbane Strikers 0 (Lakeside) 2nd leg: Brisbane Strikers 1 South Melbourne 2 (Ballymore) South Melbourne won 4‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Sydney Olympic 2 South Melbourne 1 (Marconi Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Perth Glory 4 Newcastle United 1 (Subiaco Oval) 2nd leg: Newcastle United 2 Perth Glory 0 (McDonald Jones) Perth Glory won 4‐3 on aggregate Preliminary Final Newcastle United 0 Sydney Olympic 1 (McDonald Jones) GRAND FINAL Perth Glory 0 Sydney Olympic 1 (Milicic 48') Perth: Jason Petkovic, Shane Pryce, Jamie Harnwell, David Tarka, Scott Miller, Edgar Aldrighi Junior, Gary Faria (Alistair Edwards 69'), Matthew Horsley, Bradley Hassell (Nik Mrdja 69'), Bobby Despotovski, Damian Mori. Olympic: Clint Bolton, Paul Kohler, Ante Juric, Lindsay Wilson, Jade North, Wayne Srhoj (Dylan MacAllister 69'), Andrew Packer, Greg Owens (Stephen Laybutt 88'), Tom Pondeljak, Jeromy Harris (Hiroyuki Ishida 61'), Ante Milicic. Venue: Subiaco Oval. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 42 735.
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY OLYMPIC
TOP SCORERS Ante Milicic Sydney United/Olympic 19 Damian Mori Perth Glory 18 Pablo Cardozo Northern Spirit 14 Bobby Despotovski Perth Glory 14 Paul Foster Brisbane Strikers 13
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2002/03 FINAL LADDER (13 teams, 24 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney Olympic 16 3 5 51 28 51 Perth Glory 16 2 6 48 22 50 Parramatta Power 12 4 8 51 27 40 Newcastle United 10 7 7 37 25 37 Adelaide City 11 4 9 40 34 37 Northern Spirit 11 3 10 37 44 36 South Melbourne 10 5 9 36 37 35 Melbourne Knights 7 6 11 38 52 27 Sydney United 7 6 11 23 31 27 Brisbane Strikers 7 5 12 38 45 26 Football Kingz 6 6 12 26 45 24 Marconi 6 5 13 25 42 23 Wollongong Wolves 5 8 11 25 43 23 In 2002/03 (only) a 'Championship Series' was played to determine the two Grand Finalists. Each top six team from the regular season played each other twice with a 3 points per win, 1 point per draw system. The first‐placed team from the regular season Sydney Olympic started with 6 points, and second‐placed Perth Glory started with 3 points.
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES LADDER (Top 2 to Grand Final) W D L F A Pts Perth Glory 8 0 2 27 7 27 Sydney Olympic 4 1 5 17 14 19 Adelaide City 5 2 3 19 14 17 Parramatta Power 3 4 3 16 21 13 Northern Spirit 2 2 5 7 22 8 Newcastle United 2 1 6 9 17 7
GRAND FINAL Perth Glory 2 (Harnwell 29’, Mori 87’) Sydney Olympic 0 Perth:Jason Petkovic, Shane Pryce, Jamie Harnwell, Simon Colosimo, David Tarka, Scott Miller, Matthew Horsley, Andre Gumprecht, Bradley Hassell (Mark Byrnes 60'), Bobby Despotovski (Edgar Aldrighi Junior 87'), Damian Mori (Nik Mrdja 89'). Olympic: Clint Bolton, Paul Kohler (Franco Parisi 80'), Ante Juric, Jade North, Andrew Packer, Hiroyuki Ishida, Troy Halpin, Tom Pondeljak, Jeromy Harris (Greg Owens 76'), Joel Porter (Wayne Srhoj 80'), Ante Milicic. Venue: Subiaco Oval. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 38 111.
CHAMPIONS: PERTH GLORY
TOP SCORERS Damian Mori Perth Glory 24 Bobby Despotovski Perth Glory 19 Ante Milicic Sydney Olympic 19 John Buonavoglia Parramatta Power 15 Joel Griffiths Newcastle United 15 Claudio Pelosi Adelaide City 14
2003/04 FINAL LADDER (13 teams, 24 games) W D L F A Pts Perth Glory 18 3 3 56 22 57 Parramatta Power 16 3 5 58 30 51 Adelaide United 11 7 6 28 25 40 Marconi 10 8 6 29 25 38 South Melbourne 11 4 9 39 21 37 Brisbane Strikers 9 5 10 28 33 32 Northern Spirit 9 3 12 31 33 30 Sydney Olympic 7 8 9 26 31 29 Wollongong Wolves 8 5 11 34 41 29 Sydney United 7 8 9 18 25 29 Newcastle United 6 6 12 18 33 24 Melbourne Knights 6 5 13 21 41 23 Football Kingz 4 3 17 25 51 15 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination final 1st leg: Adelaide United 3 Brisbane Strikers 0 (Coopers) 2nd leg: Brisbane Strikers 4 Adelaide United 1 (Perry Park) Adelaide United won on away goals rule Elimination final 1st leg: Marconi 0 South Melbourne 0 (Marconi Stadium) 2nd leg: South Melbourne 2 Marconi 0 (Lakeside Stadim) South Melbourne won 2‐0 on aggregate Minor Semi Final Adelaide United 2 South Melbourne 1 AET (Coopers Stadium) Major Semi Final 1st leg: Parramatta Power 4 Perth Glory 2 (Parramatta Stad) 2nd leg:Perth Glory 0 Parramatta Power 2 (nib Stadium) Parramatta Power won 6‐2 on aggregate Preliminary Final Perth Glory 5 Adelaide United 0 (Subiaco Oval) GRAND FINAL Parramatta Power 0 Perth Glory 1 (Nik Mrdja 98') after sudden death extra time Parramatta: Clint Bolton, Paul O'Grady, Michael Beauchamp, Simon Colosimo, Alvin Ceccoli, Ahmad Elrich, Peter Zorbas (Matt Thompson 97'), Andre Gumprecht, Travis Dodd, Sasho Petrovski, Ante Milicic (Fernando Rech 68'). Perth: Jason Petkovic, Jamie Harnwell, Mark Byrnes, Shaun Murphy, Jamie Coyne (Brad Hassell 95'), Matthew Bingley, Jade North, Adrian Caceres, Tom Pondeljak, Bobby Despotovski (Nik Mrdja 82'), Damian Mori. Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 9 630.
CHAMPIONS: PERTH GLORY
TOP SCORERS Ante Milicic Parramatta Power 20 Damian Mori Perth Glory 16 Nik Mrdja Perth Glory 14 Michael Curcija South Melbourne 13 Vaughan Coveny South Melbourne 12 Bobby Despotovski Perth Glory 12 Carl Veart Adelaide United 12
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2005/06 FINAL LADDER (8 teams, 21 games) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 13 4 4 33 25 43 Sydney FC 10 6 5 35 28 36 Central Coast Mariners 8 8 5 35 28 32 Newcastle Jets 9 4 8 27 29 31 Perth Glory 8 5 8 34 29 29 Brisbane Roar FC 7 7 7 27 22 28 Melbourne Victory 7 5 9 26 24 26 New Zealand Knights 1 3 17 15 47 6 TOP FOUR FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Adelaide United 2 Sydney FC 2 (Coopers Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney FC 2 Adelaide United 1 (Allianz Stadium) Sydney FC won 4‐3 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Newcastle Jets 0 Central Coast 1 (McDonald Jones) 2nd leg: Central Coast 1 Newcastle Jets 1 (Central Coast) Central Coast Mariners won 2‐1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Adelaide United 0 Central Coast Mariners 1 (Coopers Stadium) GRAND FINAL Sydney FC 1 (Corica 62') Central Coast Mariners 0 Sydney: Clint Bolton, Jacob Timpano (Ruben Zadkovich 81'), Mark Rudan (Iain Fyfe 72'), Alvin Ceccoli, Matthew Bingley, David Carney, Andrew Packer, Steve Corica, Terry McFlynn, Sasho Petrovski (Robert Middleby 90'), Dwight Yorke. Central Coast: Danny Vukovic, Alex Wilkinson (Paul O'Grady 84'), Michael Beauchamp, Dean Heffernan, Damien Brown (Matthew Osman 68'), Noel Spencer, Andrew Clark, Wayne O'Sullivan, Andre Gumprecht, Tom Pondeljak, Stewart Petrie (Adam Kwasnik 73') Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 41 689.
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY FC
TOP SCORERS Sasho Petrovski (Sydney FC) 9 Alex Brosque (Brisbane Roar FC) 8 Bobby Despotovski (Perth Glory) 8 Dean Heffernan (Central Coast Mariners) 8 Stewart Petrie (Central Coast Mariners) 8 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 8
2006/07 FINAL LADDER (8 teams, 21 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 14 3 4 41 20 45 Adelaide United 10 3 8 32 27 33 Newcastle Jets 8 6 7 32 30 30 Sydney FC* 8 8 5 29 19 *29 Brisbane Roar FC 8 5 8 25 27 29 Central Coast Mariners 6 6 9 22 26 24 Perth Glory 5 5 11 24 30 20 New Zealand Knights 5 4 12 13 39 19 *Sydney FC deducted three competition points for breaching player contracting regulations TOP FOUR FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Adelaide United 0 Melbourne Victory 0 (Coopers) 2nd leg: Melbourne Victory 2 Adelaide United 1 (Etihad) Melbourne Victory won 2‐1 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Sydney FC 2 Newcastle Jets 1 (Allianz Stadium) 2nd leg: Newcastle Jets 2 Sydney FC 0 (McDonald Jones) Newcastle Jets won 3‐2 on aggregate Preliminary Final Adelaide United 1 Newcastle Jets 1 AET (Coopers Stadium) Adelaide United won 4‐3 on penalties GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 6 (Thompson 20', 29', 39', 56', 72', Sarkies 93') Adelaide United 0 Melbourne: Michael Theo, Kevin Muscat, Rodrigo Vargas, Simon Storey, Adrian Leijer, Grant Brebner (Leigh Broxham 59'), Steve Pantelidis, Adrian Caceres (James Robinson 62'), Daniel Allsopp, Fred, Archie Thompson. Adelaide: Daniel Beltrame, Richie Alagich (Jason Spagnuolo 70'), Angelo Costanzo, Michael Valkanis, Ross Aloisi (sent off 34'), Carl Veart, Diego, Fernando (Bruce Djite 59'), Greg Owens (Aaron Goulding 46'), Travis Dodd, Nathan Burns. Venue: Etihad Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 55 436.
CHAMPIONS: MELBOURNE VICTORY
TOP SCORERS Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 15 Daniel Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) 12 Mark Bridge (Newcastle Jets) 8 Damian Mori (Central Coast/Brisbane Roar FC) 8 Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 7 Jamie Harnwell (Perth Glory) 7 Adam Kwasnik (Central Coast Mariners) 7 Kevin Muscat (Melbourne Victory) 7 Milton Rodriguez (Newcastle Jets) 7
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2007/08 FINAL LADDER (8 teams, 21 games) W D L F A Pts Central Coast Mariners 10 4 7 30 25 34 Newcastle Jets 9 7 5 25 21 34 Sydney FC 8 8 5 28 24 32 Brisbane Roar FC 8 7 6 25 21 31 Melbourne Victory 6 9 6 29 29 27 Adelaide United 6 8 7 31 29 26 Perth Glory 4 8 9 27 34 20 Wellington Phoenix 5 5 11 25 37 20 TOP FOUR FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Newcastle Jets 2 Central Coast 0 (McDonald Jones) 2nd leg: Central Coast 3 Newcastle Jets 0 AET (Central Coast) Central Coast Mariners won 3‐2 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Sydney FC 0 Brisbane Roar FC 0 (Allianz Stadium) 2nd leg: Brisbane Roar FC 2 Sydney FC 0 (Suncorp Stadium) Brisbane Roar FC won 2‐0 on aggregate Preliminary Final Newcastle Jets 3 Brisbane Roar FC 2 AET (McDonald Jones) GRAND FINAL Central Coast Mariners 0 Newcastle Jets 1 (Bridge 64') Central Coast: Danny Vukovic (sent off 94'), Alvin Ceccoli, Alex Wilkinson, Nigel Boogaard, Tony Vidmar (Matt Simon 75'), Mile Jedinak, John Hutchinson, Greg Owens (Tom Pondeljak 69'), Sasho Petrovski, Adam Kwasnik (Andre Gumprecht 69'), John Aloisi. Newcastle: Ante Covic, Jade North, Adam Griffiths, Andrew Durante, Matt Thompson (Jason Hoffman 76'), Adam D'Apuzzo, Tarek Elrich, Stuart Musialik, Jin‐Hyung Song (Denni Dos Santos 93'), Joel Griffiths, Mark Bridge (James Holland 73'). Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Mark Shield. Crowd: 36 354.
CHAMPIONS: NEWCASTLE JETS
TOP SCORERS Joel Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 14 Reinaldo (Brisbane Roar FC) 9 Shane Smeltz (Wellington Phoenix) 9 Alex Brosque (Sydney FC) 8 Jamie Harnwell (Perth Glory) 8 Sasho Petrovski (Central Coast Mariners) 8
2008/09 FINAL LADDER (8 teams, 21 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 12 2 7 39 27 38 Adelaide United 11 5 5 31 19 38 Brisbane Roar FC 10 6 5 36 25 36 Central Coast Mariners 7 7 7 35 32 28 Sydney FC 7 5 9 33 32 26 Wellington Phoenix 7 5 9 23 31 26 Perth Glory 6 4 11 31 44 22 Newcastle Jets 4 6 11 21 39 18 TOP FOUR FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Adelaide United 0 Melbourne Victory 2 (Coopers) 2nd leg: Melbourne Victory 4 Adelaide United 0 (Etihad) Melbourne Victory won 6‐0 on aggregate Minor Semi‐Final 1st leg: Central Coast 0 Brisbane Roar 2 (Central Coast) 2nd leg: Brisbane Roar 2 Central Coast Mariners 1 (Suncorp) Brisbane Roar FC won 4–1 on aggregate Preliminary Final Adelaide United 1 Brisbane Roar FC 0 (Coopers Stadium) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 1 (Pondeljak 60') Adelaide United 0 Melbourne: Michael Theo, Kevin Muscat, Rodrigo Vargas, Sebastian Ryall, Matthew Kemp, Billy Celeski, Carlos Hernandez, Tom Pondeljak (Grant Brebner 83'), Nick Ward (Evan Berger 56'), Danny Allsopp (sent off 65'), Archie Thompson. Adelaide: Eugene Galekovic, Sasa Ognenovski, Daniel Mullen, Robert Cornthwaite, Jonas Salley, Fabian Barbiero, Paul Reid, Scott Jamieson (Cassio 73'), Travis Dodd, Lucas Pantelis (Paul Agostino 63'), Cristiano (sent off 10'). Venue: Etihad Stadium. Referee: Matt Breeze. Crowd: 53 273.
CHAMPIONS: MELBOURNE VICTORY
TOP SCORERS Danny Allsopp (Melbourne Victory) 13 Shane Smeltz (Wellington Phoenix) 12 Sergio Van Dijk (Brisbane Roar FC) 12 Matt Simon (Central Coast Mariners) 11 Eugene Dadi (Perth Glory) 10 Nikita Rukavytsya (Perth Glory) 10
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2009/10 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 15 3 9 35 23 48 Melbourne Victory 14 5 8 47 32 47 Gold Coast United 13 5 9 39 35 44 Wellington Phoenix 10 10 7 37 29 40 Perth Glory 11 6 10 40 34 39 Newcastle Jets 10 4 13 33 45 34 North Queensland Fury 8 8 11 29 46 32 Central Coast Mariners 7 9 11 32 29 30 Brisbane Roar FC 8 6 13 32 42 30 Adelaide United 7 8 12 24 33 29 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Melbourne Victory 2 Sydney FC 1 (Etihad Stadium) 2nd leg: Sydney FC 2 Melbourne Victory 2 AET (Allianz) Melbourne Victory won 4‐3 on aggregate Elimination Final Gold Coast United 0 Newcastle Jets 0 AET (Cbus Super Stadium) Newcastle Jets won 6‐5 on penalties Elimination Final Wellington Phoenix 1 Perth Glory 1 AET (Westpac Stadium) Wellington Phoenix won 4‐2 on penalties Minor Semi‐Final Wellington Phoenix 3 Newcastle Jets 1 AET (Westpac Stadium) Preliminary Final Sydney FC 4 Wellington Phoenix 2 (Allianz Stadium) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 1 (Leijer 82') Sydney FC 1 (Bridge 63') AET Sydney FC won 4‐2 on penalties Melbourne: Mitchell Langerak, Kevin Muscat, Surat Sukha (Evan Berger 71’), Leigh Broxham, Grant Brebner, Archie Thompson (Marvin Angulo 16'), Rodrigo Vargas, Carlos Hernandez, Robbie Kruse, Nick Ward (Aziz Behich 76’), Adrian Leijer. Sydney: Clint Bolton, Sebastian Ryall, Stephan Keller, Simon Colosimo, Karol Kisel, Stuart Musialik (Hayden Foxe 106’), Alex Brosque (Joe Gibbs 116’), Terry McFlynn, Chris Payne (Shannon Cole 75'), Mark Bridge, Sung‐Hwan Byun. Venue: Etihad Stadium. Referee: Strebre Delovski. Crowd: 44 560.
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY FC
TOP SCORERS Shane Smeltz (Gold Coast United) 19 Paul Ifill (Wellington Phoenix) 13 Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne Victory) 13 Sergio Van Dijk (Brisbane Roar FC) 13 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 11
2010/11 FINAL LADDER (11 teams, 30 games) W D L F A Pts Brisbane Roar FC 18 11 1 58 26 65 Central Coast Mariners 16 9 5 50 31 57 Adelaide United 15 5 10 51 36 50 Gold Coast United 12 10 8 40 32 46 Melbourne Victory 11 10 9 45 39 43 Wellington Phoenix 12 5 13 39 41 41 Newcastle Jets 9 8 13 29 33 35 Melbourne City FC 8 11 11 32 42 35 Sydney FC 8 10 12 35 40 34 Perth Glory 5 8 17 27 54 23 North Queensland Fury 4 7 19 28 60 19 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Central Coast 0 Brisbane Roar 2 (Central Coast) 2nd leg: Brisbane Roar 2 Central Coast 2 (Suncorp Stadium) Brisbane Roar FC won 4‐2 on aggregate Elimination Final Adelaide United 1 Wellington Phoenix 0 (Coopers Stadium) Elimination Final Gold Coast Utd 1 Melbourne Victory 0 (Cbus Super Stadium) Minor Semi Final Adelaide United 2 Gold Coast United 3 (Coopers Stadium) Preliminary Final Central Coast Mariners 1 Gold Coast Utd 0 (Central Coast) GRAND FINAL Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Henrique 117', Paartalu 120') Central Coast Mariners 2 (Kwasnik 96', Bozanic 102') AET Brisbane Roar FC won 4‐2 on penalties Brisbane: Michael Theo, Shane Stefanutto, Ivan Franjic, Milan Susak (Rocky Visconte 102'), Matt Smith, Matt McKay, Erik Paartalu, Thomas Broich, Mitch Nichols (Massimo Murdocca 82'), Kosta Barbarouses (Henrique Silva 71'), Jean‐Carlo Solorzano. Central Coast: Mathew Ryan, Patrick Zwaanswijk, Alex Wilkinson, Predrag Bojic, Rostyn Griffiths (Bernie Ibini 89'), Joshua Rose, Oliver Bozanic, Michael McGlinchey, Mustafa Amini (John Hutchinson 61'), Adam Kwasnik, Matt Simon (Daniel McBreen 72'). Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Matt Breeze. Crowd: 50 168.
CHAMPIONS: BRISBANE ROAR
TOP SCORERS Sergio Van Dijk (Adelaide United) 17 Kosta Barbarouses (Brisbane Roar FC) 12 Robbie Kruse (Melbourne Victory) 11 Adam Kwasnik (Central Coast Mariners) 11 Matt Simon (Central Coast Mariners) 11 Jean‐Carlo Solorzano (Brisbane Roar FC) 11
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2011/12 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Central Coast Mariners 15 6 6 40 24 51 Brisbane Roar FC 14 7 6 50 28 49 Perth Glory 13 4 10 40 35 43 Wellington Phoenix 12 4 11 34 32 40 Sydney FC 10 8 9 37 42 38 Melbourne City FC 9 10 8 35 34 37 Newcastle Jets 10 5 12 38 41 35 Melbourne Victory 6 11 10 35 43 29 Adelaide United 5 10 12 26 44 25 Gold Coast United 4 9 14 30 42 21 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Major Semi‐Final 1st leg: Brisbane Roar 2 Central Coast 0 (Suncorp Stadium) 2nd leg: Central Coast 2 Brisbane Roar 3 (Central Coast) Brisbane Roar FC won 5‐2 on aggregate Elimination Final Wellington Phoenix 3 Sydney FC 2 (Westpac Stadium) Elimination Final Perth Glory 3 Melbourne City FC 0 (nib Stadium) Minor Semi Final Perth Glory 3 Wellington Phoenix 2 (nib Stadium) Preliminary Final Central Coast Mariners 1 Perth Glory 1 AET (Central Coast) Perth Glory won 5‐3 on penalties GRAND FINAL Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Berisha 83', 90+5'pen) Perth Glory 1 (own goal 52') Brisbane: Michael Theo, Mohamed Adnan, Shane Stefanutto, Ivan Franjic, Matt Smith, Massimo Murdocca (Luke Brattan 65'), Erik Paartalu (Nick Fitzgerald 65'), Thomas Broich, Mitch Nichols, Henrique (James Meyer 74'), Besart Berisha. Perth: Danny Vukovic, Bas Van Den Brink, Todd Howarth, Dean Heffernan (sent off 90'), Joshua Risdon, Liam Miller, Travis Dodd (Scott Neville 76'), Steve Pantelidis, Jacob Burns, Shane Smeltz (Steven McGarry 80'), Billy Mehmet. Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 50 334.
CHAMPIONS: BRISBANE ROAR
TOP SCORERS Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 21 Shane Smeltz (Perth Glory) 17 Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne Victory) 10 Mitch Nichols (Brisbane Roar FC) 10 Eli Babalj (Melbourne City FC) 9 Jeremy Brockie (Newcastle Jets) 9 Ryan Griffiths (Newcastle Jets) 9
2012/13 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Western Sydney Wanderers FC 18 3 6 41 21 57 Central Coast Mariners 16 6 5 48 22 54 Melbourne Victory 13 5 9 48 45 44 Adelaide United 12 5 10 38 37 41 Brisbane Roar FC 10 5 12 33 29 35 Perth Glory 9 5 13 29 31 32 Sydney FC 9 5 13 41 51 32 Newcastle Jets 8 7 12 30 45 31 Melbourne City FC 8 3 16 31 40 27 Wellington Phoenix 7 6 14 31 49 27 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Melbourne Victory 2 Perth Glory 1 AET (Etihad Stadium) Elimination Final Adelaide United 1 Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Coopers Stadium) Semi Final Western Sydney Wanderers 2 Brisbane Roar 0 (Parramatta) Semi Final Central Coast 1 Melbourne Victory 0 (Central Coast Stadium) GRAND FINAL Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0 Central Coast Mariners 2 (Zwaanswijk 44', McBreen 68'pen) Western Sydney: Ante Covic, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley, Shannon Cole, Michael Beauchamp, Jerome Polenz (Rocky Visconte 76'), Mateo Poljak, Shinji Ono, Aaron Mooy, Mark Bridge, Dino Kresinger (Labinot Haliti 67'), Kwabena Appiah‐Kubi (Tarek Elrich 72'). Central Coast: Mathew Ryan, Trent Sainsbury, Joshua Rose, Pedj Bojic, Patrick Zwaanswijk, John Hutchinson, Oliver Bozanic, Michael McGlinchey (Nick Fitzgerald 88'), Mile Sterjovski (Mitchell Duke 73'), Daniel McBreen, Bernie Ibini. Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Peter Green. Crowd: 42 102.
CHAMPIONS: CENTRAL COAST MARINERS
TOP SCORERS Daniel McBreen (Central Coast Mariners) 19 Jeremy Brockie (Wellington Phoenix) 16 Marco Rojas (Melbourne Victory) 15 Alessandro Del Piero (Sydney FC) 14 Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 14
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2013/14 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Brisbane Roar FC 16 4 7 43 25 52 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 11 9 7 34 29 42 Central Coast Mariners 12 6 9 33 36 42 Melbourne Victory 11 8 8 42 43 41 Sydney FC 12 3 12 40 38 39 Adelaide United 10 8 9 45 36 38 Newcastle Jets 10 6 11 34 34 36 Perth Glory 7 7 13 28 37 28 Wellington Phoenix 7 7 13 36 51 28 Melbourne City FC 6 8 13 36 42 26 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Melbourne Victory 2 Sydney FC 1 (Eithad Stadium) Elimination Final Central Coast Mariners 1 Adelaide United 0 (Central Coast) Semi Final Brisbane Roar FC 1 Melbourne Victory 0 (Suncorp Stadium) Semi Final Western Sydney Wanderers 2 Central Coast 0 (Parramatta) GRAND FINAL Brisbane Roar FC 2 (Berisha 86’, Henrique 108’) Western Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (Spiranovic 56’) AET Brisbane: Michael Theo, Shane Stefanutto, Matt Smith, Ivan Franjic, Jade North, Luke Brattan (James Donachie 92’), Thomas Broich, Liam Miller (Steven Lustica 74’), Matt McKay, Dimitri Petratos (Henrique 69’), Besart Berisha. Western Sydney: Ante Covic, Adam D'Apuzzo, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley (Aaron Mooy 66’), Matthew Spiranovic, Jerome Polenz, Mateo Poljak, Iacopo La Rocca, Youssouf Hersi, Shinji Ono (Labinot Haliti 83’), Mark Bridge, Brendon Santalab (Tomi Juric 72’). Venue: Suncorp Stadium. Referee: Peter Green. Crowd: 51 153.
CHAMPIONS: BRISBANE ROAR
TOP SCORERS Adam Taggart (Newcastle Jets) 16 Besart Berisha (Brisbane Roar FC) 13 James Troisi (Melbourne Victory) 12 David Williams (Melbourne City FC) 12 Alessandro Del Piero (Sydney FC) 10 Stein Huysegems (Wellington Phoenix) 10
2014/15 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Melbourne Victory 15 8 4 56 31 53 Sydney FC 14 8 5 52 35 50 Adelaide United 14 4 9 47 32 46 Wellington Phoenix 14 4 9 45 35 46 Melbourne City FC 9 8 10 36 41 35 Brisbane Roar FC 10 4 13 42 43 34 Perth Glory* 14 8 5 45 35 50 Central Coast Mariners 5 8 14 26 50 23 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 4 6 17 29 44 18 Newcastle Jets 3 8 16 23 55 17 * Perth Glory disqualified from finals due to salary cap violation TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Adelaide United 2 Brisbane Roar FC 1 (Adelaide Oval) Elimination Final Wellington Phoenix 0 Melbourne City FC 2 (Westpac Stadium) Semi Final Melbourne Victory 3 Melbourne City FC 0 (Etihad Stadium) Semi Final Sydney FC 4 Adelaide United 1 (Allianz Stadium) GRAND FINAL Melbourne Victory 3 (Barbarouses 33', Berisha 83', Broxham 90') Sydney FC 0 Melbourne: Lawrence Thomas, Matthieu Delpierre, Daniel Georgievski, Nicholas Ansell (Jason Geria 92'), Leigh Broxham, Fahid Ben Khalfallah, Mark Milligan, Carl Valeri (sent off 88'), Guilherme Finkler (Rashid Mahazi 87'), Kosta Barbarouses, Besart Berisha (Archie Thompson 91'). Sydney: Vedran Janjetovic, Nikola Petkovic, Jacques Faty (Rhyan Grant 19'), Sebastian Ryall, Matthew Jurman, Mickael Tavares (Terry Antonis 75'), Milos Dimitrijevic, Chris Naumoff (Shane Smeltz 53'), Bernie Ibini, Alex Brosque, Marc Janko. Venue: AAMI Park. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 29 843.
CHAMPIONS: MELBOURNE VICTORY
TOP SCORERS Marc Janko (Sydney FC) 16 Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 15 Nathan Burns (Wellington Phoenix) 13 Andy Keogh (Perth Glory) 12 Archie Thompson (Melbourne Victory) 11 CUP FINAL Adelaide United 1 Perth Glory 0
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2015/16 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Adelaide United 14 7 6 45 28 49 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 14 6 7 44 33 48 Brisbane Roar FC 14 6 7 49 40 48 Melbourne City FC 13 5 9 63 44 44 Perth Glory 13 4 10 49 42 43 Melbourne Victory 11 8 8 40 33 41 Sydney FC 8 10 9 36 36 34 Newcastle Jets 8 6 13 28 41 30 Wellington Phoenix 7 4 16 34 54 25 Central Coast Mariners 3 4 20 33 70 13 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Brisbane Roar FC 2 Melbourne Victory 1 (Suncorp Stadium) Elimination Final Melbourne City FC 2 Perth Glory 0 (AAMI Park) Semi Final Adelaide United 4 Melbourne City FC 1 (Coopers Stadium) Semi Final Western Sydney 5 Brisbane Roar FC 4 AET (Parramatta Stadium) GRAND FINAL Adelaide United 3 (Bruce Kamau 22', Isaias 34', Pablo Sanchez 90') Western Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (Scott Neville 58') Adelaide: Eugene Galekovic, Dylan McGowan, Iacopo La Rocca, Michael Marrone (Jordan Elsey 73'), Craig Goodwin, Marcelo Carrusca (Pablo Sanchez 86'), Isaias, Stefan Mauk, Bruce Kamau (George Mells 92'), Sergio Cirio, Bruce Djite. Western Sydney: Andrew Redmayne, Nikolai Topor‐Stanley, Scott Neville, Alberto, Andreu (Kearyn Baccus 78'), Dimas Delgado, Scott Jamieson (Shannon Cole 86'), Romeo Castelen, Mitch Nichols (Dario Vidosic 56'), Mark Bridge, Brendon Santalab. Venue: Adelaide Oval. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 50 119.
CHAMPIONS: ADELAIDE UNITED
TOP SCORERS Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC) 25 Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) 20 Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 18 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) 13 Bruce Djite (Adelaide United) 11 Aaron Mooy (Melbourne City FC) 11 Brendon Santalab (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 11 CUP FINAL Melbourne Victory 2 Perth Glory 0
2016/17 FINAL LADDER (10 teams, 27 games) W D L F A Pts Sydney FC 20 6 1 55 12 66 Melbourne Victory 14 4 9 48 32 46 Brisbane Roar FC 11 9 7 43 37 42 Melbourne City FC 11 6 10 49 44 39 Perth Glory 10 9 8 53 53 39 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 8 12 7 35 35 36 Wellington Phoenix 8 6 13 41 46 30 Adelaide United 6 8 13 26 45 26 Central Coast Mariners 6 5 16 31 52 23 Newcastle Jets 5 7 15 28 53 22 TOP SIX FINALS SERIES Elimination Final Brisbane Roar 1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (Suncorp) Brisbane Roar won 6‐5 on penalties Elimination Final Melbourne City FC 0 Perth Glory 2 (AAMI Park) Semi Final Sydney FC 3 Perth Glory 0 (Allianz Stadium) Semi Final Melbourne Victory 1 Brisbane Roar FC 0 (AAMI Park) GRAND FINAL Sydney FC 1 (Grant 69') Melbourne Victory 1 (Berisha 20') AET Sydney FC won 4‐2 on penalties Sydney: Danny Vukovic, Alex Wilkinson, Jordy Buijs (Sebastian Ryall 116), Joshua Brillante, Brandon O'Neill, Michael Zullo, Milos Ninkovic, Filip Holosko (David Carney 59), Rhyan Grant, Alex Brosque, Bobo (Matt Simon 81). Melbourne: Lawrence Thomas, Jason Geria, Daniel Georgievski, Leigh Broxham, Carl Valeri, Alan Baro, James Donachie, Marco Rojas, Fahid Ben Khalfallah (Jai Ingham 101), James Troisi, Besart Berisha. Venue: Allianz Stadium. Referee: Jarred Gillett. Crowd: 41 546.
CHAMPIONS: SYDNEY FC
TOP SCORERS Besart Berisha (Melbourne Victory) 21 Jamie Maclaren (Brisbane Roar FC) 20 Bruno Fornaroli (Melbourne City FC) 17 Bobo (Sydney FC) 15 Brendon Santalab (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) 14 Diego Castro (Perth Glory) 13 CUP FINAL Melbourne City 1 Sydney FC 0
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NATIONAL CUP HISTORY In conjunction with each of the first 21 seasons of the Australian national league 1977 to 1996/97, a national knock–out cup competition was played by national league clubs and, in some seasons, non–national league teams (NSL Cup). From 2005 to 2008 a pre‐season cup competition took place, consisting of national league clubs only (Pre Season Cup). Since 2014 a natonal knock‐out cup is now established featuring national league and member federation‐based clubs (FFA Cup).
NSL CUP 1977 (winner Brisbane City): the 14 NSL clubs only 1978 (Brisbane City): the 14 NSL clubs + Auburn, APIA
Leichhardt, Sutherland, Sydney United (NSW); Brunswick, George Cross, Melbourne Knights, Slavia (VIC); Annerley, St George Souths, Southside Eagles (QLD); Blue Eagles, Noarlunga, White City (SA); Ascot (WA); Weston (NNSW); Juventus (ACT); White Eagles (Tas)
1979 (Adelaide City): the 14 NSL clubs + Parramatta Eagles, Sutherland, Sydney United (NSW); George Cross, Melbourne Knights, Preston, St Kilda–Hakoah (VIC); Ipswich United, St George Souths, Southside Eagles (QLD); Auburn, Blue Eagles, Cumberland, Elizabeth City (SA); Kingsway Olympic (WA); Edgeworth (NNSW); Juventus (ACT); White Eagles (TAS)
1980 (Marconi): the 14 NSL clubs + Parramatta FC, Inter Monaro, Sutherland (NSW); Frankston, Green Gully, Melbourne Knights (VIC); Ipswich United, Grange Thistle, Mt Gravatt (QLD); Cumberland, Enfield City, White City (SA); Spearwood Dalmatinac (WA); Edgeworth (NNSW); Canberra FC (ACT); Wrest Point (TAS)
1981 (Brisbane Lions): the 16 NSL clubs + Auburn, Canterbury, Parramatta FC, St George (NSW); Brunswick, Green Gully, Melbourne Knights, St Kilda–Hakoah (VIC); Grange Thistle, Mareeba, Mt Gravatt, Townsville (QLD); Cumberland, Para Hills, Raiders (SA); Kingsway Olympic (WA); Edgeworth, Weston (NNSW); Olympic (ACT); Wrest Point (TAS)
1982 (APIA Leichhardt): the 16 NSL clubs only 1983 (Sydney Olympic): the 16 NSL clubs only 1984 (Newcastle Rosebud): the 24 NSL clubs only 1985 (Sydney Olympic): the 24 NSL clubs + Rockdale (NSW);
Morwell Falcons (VIC); Ipswich United (QLD); Birkalla, Raiders (SA); Cardiff (NNSW); Juventus (ACT); Juventus Pioneer (TAS)
1986 (Sydney City): the 24 NSL clubs + Parramatta Eagles (NSW); Croydon (VIC); Ipswich United (QLD); Salisbury (SA); Stirling Lions (WA); Belmont Swansea (NNSW); Juventus (ACT); Juventus Pioneer (TAS)
1987 (Sydney United): the 13 NSL clubs only 1988 (APIA Leichhardt): the 14 NSL clubs only 1989 (Adelaide City): the 14 NSL clubs only 1989/90 (South Melbourne): the 14 NSL clubs only 1990/91 (Parramatta Eagles): the 14 NSL clubs only 1991/92 (Adelaide City): the 14 NSL clubs only 1992/93 (Heidelberg): the 14 NSL clubs only 1993/94 (Parramatta Eagles): the 14 NSL clubs only 1994/95 (Melbourne Knights): the 13 NSL clubs + NSW U23 1995/96 (South Melbourne): the 12 NSL clubs only 1996/97 (Collingwood): 13 NSL clubs (Perth Glory did not enter)
+ SA Select; Brisbane Lions (QLD); NNSW Select
PRE SEASON CUP 2005 (Central Coast Mariners): the eight national league clubs 2006 (Adelaide United): the eight national league clubs 2007 (Adelaide United): the eight national league clubs 2008 (Melbourne Victory): the eight national league clubs
FFA CUP 2014 (Adelaide United): the ten national league clubs +
Blacktown City, Manly United, Parramatta Eagles, Hakoah Sydney City, Sydney Olympic, Sydney United, Wollongong Wolves (NSW); Bentleigh Greens, Melbourne Knights, South Springvale, St Albans (VIC); Brisbane Strikers, FNQ Heat, Olympic FC, Palm Beach Sharks (QLD); Bayswater City, Stirling Lions (WA); Broadmeadow Magic, South Cardiff (NNSW); Adelaide City (SA); South Hobart (TAS); Tuggeranong United (ACT)
2015 (Melbourne Victory): the ten national league clubs + Balmain Tigers, Blacktown City, Rockdale Suns, Sydney Olympic, Sydney United (NSW); Heidelberg, Hume City, Oakleigh, South Melbourne (VIC); Lions FC, Brisbane Strikers, FNQ Heat, Palm Beach Sharks (QLD); Perth SC, Sorrento (WA); Broadmeadow Magic, Edgeworth (NNSW); Croydon Kings, MetroStars (SA); South Hobart (TAS); Gungahlin United (ACT); Darwin Olympic (NT)
2016 (Melbourne City): the ten national league clubs + Blacktown City, Bonnyrigg White Eagles, Manly United, Marconi, Sydney United, Wollongong Wolves (NSW); Bentleigh Greens, Green Gully, Hume City, Melbourne Knights (VIC); Brisbane Strikers, FNQ Heat, Redlands United, Surfers Paradise Apollo (QLD); Cockburn City, Floreat Athena (WA); Edgeworth, Lambton (NNSW); MetroStars (SA); Devonport Strikers (TAS); Downer Olympic (ACT); Shamrock Rovers (NT)
2017: the ten national league clubs + APIA Leichhardt, Blacktown City, Canterbury Berries, Hills United, Hakoah Sydney City, Sydney United (NSW); Bentleigh Greens, Heidelberg, Hume City, South Melbourne (VIC); FNQ Heat, Gold Coast City, Moreton Bay United, Peninsula Power (QLD); Sorrento, Western Knights (WA); Broadmeadow Magic, Edgeworth (NNSW); MetroStars (SA); Olympia FC (TAS); Canberra Olympic (ACT); Shamrock Rovers (NT)
NATIONAL CUP WINNERS 1977–2016 3 Adelaide City, Adelaide United 2 Brisbane City, APIA Leichhardt, South Melbourne,
Parramatta FC (Eagles), Melbourne Victory 1 Marconi, Brisbane Lions, Sydney Olympic, Newcastle
Rosebud, Sydney City, Sydney United, Heidelberg, Melbourne Knights, Collingwood, Central Coast Mariners, Melbourne City
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Season Premiers: Northern Premiers: Southern Grand Final 1984 Aust. Institute of Sport South Melbourne South Melbourne 3 (Peter Abraam 5’ 89’, Harry Mavridis 24’)
Parramatta Eagles 2 (Lennie Vial 3’, Peter Whiteside 9’) 1985 Wollongong Wolves South Melbourne Sydney City 3 (Abbas Saad 73’, Andy Harper 85’, Tony Parish 90’)
Heidelberg 0 1986 Aust.Institute of Sport Sunshine AIS 3 (Jason Polak 24’, Paul Foster 40’ 69’) Sunshine 0 1987 Sydney Olympic South Melbourne Sydney Olympic 1 (Jason Bennett 43’) Sunshine 0 1988 Sydney United South Melbourne Marconi 2 (Geoff Gunning 81’, Vince Colagiuri 90’)
Sunshine 1 (George Karkaletsis 20’pen) 1989 Sydney Olympic Sunshine Sunshine 3 (John Campelj 35’, Athan Zacharias 36’, Marin Radobuljak 39’)
Marconi 2 (Paul Okon 45’pen, Geoff Gunning 84’) 1989/90 Aust.Institute of Sport Melbourne Knights Melbourne Knights 2 (Joe Bacak 26’, Tom Lovric 60’)
APIA 1 (Maurice Reyes 39’) 1990/91 Sydney United Adelaide City South Melbourne 3 (Steve Tasios 6’ 82’, Con Boutsianis 90’)
Sydney Olympic 2 (Pablo Cardozo 29’ 64’pen) 1991/92 Parramatta Eagles Preston Sydney United 3 (Ivan Topic 70’, Ante Milicic 88’, Mirko Jurilj 95’)
South Melbourne 1 (Jim Iliopoulos 25’) 1992/93 Aust.Institute of Sport South Melbourne West Adelaide 1 (Peter Galentomos 44’) AIS 0 1993/94 Sydney Olympic South Melbourne South Melbourne 2 (Jamie Skrepetis 15’, Steve Panopoulos 77’)
Sydney United 0 1994/95 Aust. Institute of Sport Melbourne Knights Sydney United 1 (Mario Jermen 61’) Melbourne Knights 0 1995/96 Marconi South Melbourne Marconi 3 (Vaughan Hunter 11’, Nick Bosevski 33’ 57’)
West Adelaide 1 (Greg Hagias 4’) 1996/97 Aust.Institute of Sport Vic.Institute of Sport Melbourne Knights 1 (Branko Bacak 54’) Sydney United 0 1997/98 Aust.Institute of Sport Melbourne Knights AIS 4 (Daniel Onoforo 10’, Chris Tanchevski 31’, Ivan Ergic 39’,
Matthew Kemp 75’) Adelaide City 1 (Michael Cartwright 63’) 1998/99 Aust.Institute of Sport Carlton AIS 8 (Kevo Gulessarian x2, Josh Kennedy x2, John Cvetkanovski, Grant
Last, Daniel Vasilevski, own goal) Adelaide City 1 (Robert Saraceno) 1999/00 Parramatta Power Carlton Carlton 1 (Debevc 102’) Parramatta Power 0 2000/01 Aust.Institute of Sport South Melb Institute Melbourne Knights 3 (Ivan Klarica 61’, Adam Petko 79’, Xhezair
Sulemani 108’) Marconi 2 (Grant Last 24’, Todd Brodie 43’) 2001/02 Parramatta Power South Melb Institute Parramatta Power 2 (Peter Gavaghan 47’, Adam Kwasnik 72’)
Melbourne Knights 0 2002/03 Aust.Institute of Sport Melbourne Knights Parramatta Power 6 (Royce Brownlie 35' 62', own goal 36',
Richie Cardozo 40', Stefan Del Zio 55', Ray Younis 69') Whittlesea Stallions 2 (Sam Kalakias 70', George Tsonis 88')
2003/04 Canberra Deakin South Melbourne Canberra Deakin 2 (Andrew Barisic 16', Nathan Caldwell 75') South Melbourne 1 (Steven O'Dor 67')
2008/09 Sydney FC (one conference) Sydney FC 2 (Ibrahim Haydar 21’, Robbie Mileski 77’) Adelaide United 0 2009/10 Central Coast Mariners (one conference) Gold Coast United 2 (Chris Harold 82', Tahj Minniecon 91')
Perth Glory 1 (Dean Evans 75') 2010/11 Gold Coast United (one conference) No grand final ‐ Champions determined by first on final ladder 2011/12 Central Coast Mariners (one conference) No grand final ‐ Champions determined by first on final ladder 2012/13 Melbourne Victory (one conference) No grand final ‐ Champions determined by first on final ladder 2013/14 Sydney FC (one conference) No grand final ‐ Champions determined by first on final ladder 2014/15 Melbourne City FC (one conference) No grand final ‐ Champions determined by first on final ladder 2015/16 Adelaide United Sydney FC Sydney FC 5 (Alex Mullen 12' 49', Chris Zuvela 23', Max Burgess 40',
Cristian Gonzalez 56') Adelaide United 2 (OG 32', Samed Altundag 61') 2016/17 Melbourne City FC Sydney FC Melbourne City FC 3 (Braedyn Crowley 22, 90+11'p, Daniel Arzani
81'p) Sydney FC 2 (George Timotheou 58', Charles Lokolingoy 68') Conference A and Conference B applies for 2015/16 and 2016/17