A-League News

Melbourne Victory has announced that it has entered into an in-principle agreement with Mitchell Shire Council to make Beveridge the location of the first Campus rolled out by the A-League Club as part of its Academy infrastructure strategy announced last week.

The poor condition of the playing surface at Leichhardt Oval has forced the relocation of this weekend’s A-League Women’s matches to Netstrata Jubilee Stadium at Kogarah.

Perth Glory has announced Mirrabooka will become the new training and administration base of the A-League club from 2025.

The A-League’s newest club, Auckland FC, is on track for a first up sell-out at Go Media Stadium as the 2024-25 season gets underway this weekend.

The final piece of the $53.5 million Coopers Stadium upgrade was completed over the A-League pff-season, incorporating the installation of a new pitch and upgraded active supporter areas.

Sky Stadium and Coopers Stadium have been voted the top A-League stadiums of the season by the players, rating first for pitch quality and atmosphere respectively.

The Wyndham City Council has announced that work on the Regional Football Facility in Tarneit is almost complete, with Western United set to move in and begin preparations to host matches there.

The Western Melbourne Group (WMG) has announced major project partners for its $2 billion development at Tarneit, incorporating a 15,000-seat stadium for Western United FC.

A-League club Western United has confirmed home games will be played at Tarneit during the upcoming season, with its new training facility to host matches.

Sydney FC has officially opened Sky Park, its brand new $30 million world class football and community precinct.

Professional Footballers Australia has revealed that Coopers Stadium was voted by the players as the best stadium, in terms of pitch quality and atmosphere for the 2022/23 A-League Men’s season.

Western United are on track to host A-League matches at their new training facility in Tarneit next season, with the venue taking shape.

Brisbane Roar have announced their A-League Women’s team will play all home games at a redeveloped Ballymore Stadium from next season, while Suncorp Stadium will host A-League Men’s games.

Brisbane Roar are considering a move back to Brisbane full-time, with no stadium deal currently in place for next season.

The Central Coast Mariners have announced a new official partnership with Central Coast Stadium, locking in A-League football at the Gosford venue until at least 2026.

Adelaide United will play their home games at an upgraded Coopers Stadium this coming A-League season, with works on the Eastern grandstand nearing completion.

A-League club Perth Glory will play 10 of its 13 home games at a temporarily expanded Macedonia Park in Stirling due to the unavailability of HBF Park.

Brisbane Roar has announced a return to their traditional home, Suncorp Stadium, ahead of the new 2022/23 season.

Fresh off claiming their maiden A-League championship, Western United can finally look towards playing at a home of their own.

Construction has commenced on Brisbane Roar’s new A-League women’s and academy headquarters at the South Pine Sports Complex in Moreton Bay.