Australia football
Australia |
| National Coach: Pim Verbeek National Stadium: FA founded: 1961 ( FA Website ) FIFA Code: AUS | Capital: Canberra Population: 21,007,310 Area: 7,686,850 km2 Local Name: Australia | |||||
| Domestic Season: August - February | ||||||
Pyramid Level 1 A-League view 10 Teams
A-League
| Adelaide United Hindmarsh Stadium (17,000) | [-] |
| Brisbane Roar Suncorp Stadium (52,500) | [-] |
Chairman / President: Chris Bombolas
Founded in: 2005 (Nickname: The Roar)
View Brisbane Roar homepage
Former name: Queensland Roar
| Central Coast Mariners Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium (20,119) | [-] |
Chairman / President:
Founded in: 2004 (Nickname: )
View Central Coast Mariners homepage
| Gold Coast United Robina Stadium (27,000) | [-] |
Chairman / President: Clive Palmer
Founded in: 2008 (Nickname: )
View Gold Coast United homepage
| Melbourne Victory Telstra Dome (56,347) | [-] |
Chairman / President:
Founded in: 2004 (Nickname: )
View Melbourne Victory homepage
| Newcastle United Jets EnergyAustralia Stadium (26,000) | [-] |
Chairman / President:
Founded in: 2000 (Nickname: )
View Newcastle United Jets homepage
| North Queensland Fury Willows Sports Complex (26,000) | [-] |
Chairman / President: Don Matheson
Founded in: 2008 (Nickname: Fury)
View North Queensland Fury homepage
| Perth Glory Members Equity Stadium (17,288) | [-] |
| Sydney Sydney Football Stadium (45,500) | [-] |
| Wellington Phoenix Westpac Stadium (34,500) | [-] |
Chairman / President:
Founded in: 2007 (Nickname: )
View Wellington Phoenix homepage
There is no true ‘football pyramid’ in Australia, with full promotion/ relegation,
as there is no promotion/relegation between the A-League and the state leagues.
KEY: 8 = number of clubs at this level of pyramid.
| Australian Capital Territory |
| New South Wales |
| Northern New South Wales |
| Northern Territory |
| Queensland |
| South Australia |
| Tasmania |
| Victoria |
| Western Australia |
Roll of Honour
|
YEAR |
LEAGUE |
CUP |
| 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 |
Melbourne Victory Newcastle United Jets Melbourne Victory Sydney FC - Perth Glory Perth Glory Olympic Sharks Wollongong Wolves Wollongong Wolves South Melbourne South Melbourne Brisbane Strikers Melbourne Knights Melbourne Knights Adelaide City Marconi Fairfield Adelaide City South Melbourne Sydney Olympic |
Other links – Other major clubs
Brisbane Strikers – Ballymore Stadium ()
Marconi Stallions – Marconi Stadium (11,500)
Melbourne Knights – Knights Stadium (15,000)
South Melbourne – Bob Jane Stadium (14,000)
Sydney United – Sydney United Sport Centre (12,000)
Thanks to Rob Child for all the info.





