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General A Leagues thread (Men and Women) 2026/27 season

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Brenton1986

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Isuzu UTE A League Men 2026/27 season venue unavailable update – as of Thursday July 9th,

Coopers Stadium: Adelaide United,
October 16/17 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (October 13/14) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (October 14/15)
Sunday October 25th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (October 27/28) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (October 28/29)
October 30/31/November 1 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (November 3/4) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (November 4/5)*
November 6/7 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (November 3/4) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (November 4/5)
November 13/14/15 – due to Foo Fighters Take Cover Tour (Tuesday November 17th)
November 20/21/22 – due to Foo Fighters Take Cover Tour (Tuesday November 17th)
November 22nd – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (November 24/25) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (November 25/26)
November 27/28/29 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (December 1/2) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (December 2/3)*
December 4/5 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (December 1/2) or AFC Champions League Two involvement (December 2/3)
Sunday February 7th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (February 9/10) or possible AFC Champions League Two round of 16 first leg involvement (February 10/11)
February 12/13/14 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (February 16/17) or possible AFC Champions League Two round of 16 second leg involvement (February 17/18)
February 19/20 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (February 16/17) or possible AFC Champions League Two round of 16 second leg involvement (February 17/18)
Sunday March 7th – due to possible AFC Champions League Elite round of 16 first leg involvement (March 9/10) or possible AFC Champions League Two quarter final first leg involvement (March 10/11)
March 12/13/14 – due to possible AFC Champions League Elite round of 16 second leg involvement (March 16/17) or possible AFC Champions League Two quarter final second leg involvement (March 17/18)
March 19/20 – due to possible AFC Champions League Elite round of 16 second leg involvement (March 16/17) or possible AFC Champions League Two quarter final second leg involvement (March 17/18)
Sunday April 4th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two semi final first leg involvement (Wednesday April 7th)
Friday April 9th & Sunday April 11th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two semi final second leg involvement (Wednesday April 14th)
Friday April 16th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two semi final second leg involvement (Wednesday April 14th)

NOTE: Coopers Stadium can’t be used for other fixtures from at least two days (latest) before AFC Champions League Elite or AFC Champions League Two fixtures til one day after the game.

*during FIFA international break.

Go Media Mt Smart Stadium: Auckland FC,
October 23/24/25 – due to Post Malone Big Ass World Tour (Wednesday October 21st)

Suncorp Stadium: Brisbane Roar,
October 9/10/11 – due to Post Malone Big Ass World Tour (Monday October 12th)
Sunday October 25th – due to Rugby League World Cup
November 6/7/8 – due to Foo Fighters Take Cover Tour (Thursday November 5th)
Sunday November 15th – due to Rugby League World Cup*
November 20/21/22 – due to Robbie Williams Britpop World Tour (Friday November 20th)
December 4/5/6 – due to Guns N’ Roses World Tour (Saturday December 5th)
Sunday April 25th – due to Anzac Day Rugby Union Test

NOTE: Suncorp Stadium to host seven home matches for 2026/27 season & Kayo Stadium to host six matches for 2026/27 season.

*during FIFA international break.

Polytec Stadium: Central Coast Mariners,
No events unavailable atm.

Campbelltown Stadium: Macarthur,
No events unavailable atm.

AAMI Park: Melbourne City & Melbourne Victory,
Saturday October 3rd – due to Monster Jam*
October 16/17 – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (October 14/15)
Sunday October 25th – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (October 28/29)
October 30/31/November 1 – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (November 4/5)
November 6/7 – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (November 4/5)
November 13/14/15 – due to Iron Maiden Run For Your Lives World Tour (Friday November 13th)*
Sunday November 22nd – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (November 25/26)
November 27/28/29 – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (December 2/3)
December 4/5 – due to AFC Champions League Two involvement (December 2/3)
Sunday February 7th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two round of 16 first leg involvement (February 10/11)
February 12/13/14 – due to possible AFC Champions League Two round of 16 second leg involvement (February 17/18)
February 19/20 – due to possible AFC Champions League Two round of 16 second leg involvement (February 17/18)
Sunday March 7th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two quarter final first leg involvement (March 10/11)
March 12/13/14 – due to possible AFC Champions League Two quarter final second leg involvement (March 17/18)
March 19/20 – due to possible AFC Champions League Two quarter final second leg involvement (March 17/18)
Sunday April 4th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two semi final first leg involvement (Wednesday April 7th)
Friday April 9th & Sunday April 11th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two semi final second leg involvement (Wednesday April 14th)
Friday April 16th – due to possible AFC Champions League Two semi final second leg involvement (Wednesday April 14th)
Sunday April 25th – due to Anzac Day NRL

NOTE: AAMI Park can’t be used for other fixtures from at least two days (latest) before AFC Champions League Two fixtures til one day after the game.

*during FIFA international break.

McDonald Jones Stadium: Newcastle Jets,
Friday October 16th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (October 13/14)
Sunday October 18th – due to Rugby League World Cup
Sunday October 25th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (October 27/28)
October 30/31/November 1 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (November 3/4)
Friday November 6th – due to ACL Elite involvement (November 3/4)
Saturday November 7th – due to Rugby League World Cup
November 13/14/15 – due to Foo Fighters Take Cover World Tour (Thursday November 12th)*
November 20/21/22 – due to Robbie Williams Britpop World Tour (Tuesday November 17th)
Sunday November 22nd – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (November 24/25)
November 27/28/29 – due to AUSX Supercross Championship (Saturday November 28th)
November 27/28/29 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (December 1/2)
Friday December 4th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (December 1/2)
December 5/6 & December 11/12/13 – due to Guns N’ Roses (Tuesday December 8th)
Sunday February 7th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (February 9/10)
February 12/13/14 – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (February 16/17)
Friday February 19th – due to AFC Champions League Elite involvement (February 16/17)
Sunday March 7th – due to possible AFC Champions League Elite round of 16 first leg involvement (March 9/10)
March 12/13/14 – due to possible AFC Champions League Elite round of 16 second leg involvement (March 16/17)
Friday March 19th – due to possible AFC Champions League Elite round of 16 second leg involvement (March 16/17)

NOTE: McDonald Jones Stadium can’t be used for other fixtures from at least two days (latest) before AFC Champions League Elite fixtures til one day after the game.

*during FIFA international break.

HBF Park: Perth Glory,
Saturday October 17th – due to Rugby League World Cup
Saturday October 24th – due to Rugby League World Cup
November 13/14/15 – due to AUSX Supercross Championship (Saturday November 14th)*
January 22/23/24 – due to Foo Fighters Take Cover Tour (Monday January 25th)
February 5/6/7 – due to HSBC Rugby Svns Perth

*during FIFA international break.

Allianz Stadium: Sydney FC,
Sunday November 8th – due to Rugby League World Cup
November 13/14/15 – due to Iron Maiden Run For Your Lives World Tour (Sunday November 15th)*
Sunday April 25th – due to Anzac Day NRL

*during FIFA international break.

Hnry Stadium: Wellington Phoenix,
October 23/24/25 – due to T20 cricket international on Tuesday October 27th
November 6/7/8 – due to ODI cricket international on Saturday November 7th

CommBank Stadium: Western Sydney Wanderers,
Friday October 16th – due to Rugby League World Cup
Friday October 23rd – due to Rugby League World Cup
Sunday November 1st – due to Rugby League World Cup

*note: fixtures involving Newcastle Jets, Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory on the weekends of (October 30/31/November 1, November 27/28/29, February 12/13/14 & March 12/13/14 - if required) are likely set to be rescheduled to midweek date TBA due to their respective back to back midweek fixtures in AFC Champions League Elite (October 27/28 & November 3/4, November 24/25 & December 1/2, February 9/10 & February 16/17, March 9/10 & March 16/17 - if required) and AFC Champions League Two (October 28/29 & November 4/5, November 25/26 & December 2/3, February 9/10 & February 16/17 - if required, March 9/10 & March 16/17 - if required).

There is so much to factor in when you include concerts, weather, timezone difference, venue availability, AFC club competition involvement for (Newcastle Jets, Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory) etc also not to mention the balancing club requests right throughout the season.
 
Isuzu UTE A League Men off season transfer update – as of Monday July 13th 1.30pm AEST.

Adelaide United,
Ins: none

Outs: Bailey O’Neill (Adelaide City), Austin Ayoubi, Panashe Madanha (Western Sydney Wanderers), Stefan Mauk (Cong An Hanoi), Yaya Dukuly (NK Celje)

Auckland FC,
Ins: Lachlan Bayliss (Newcastle Jets)

Outs: Adam Coulibaly (Auckland United), Guillermo May, Marlee Francois, James Hilton (Macarthur), Liam Gillon (Western Sydney Wanderers), Finn McKenlay, Jesse Randall (Dundee United), Dan Hall (JEF United Chiba)

Brisbane Roar,
Ins: Marko Ilic (TSV Havelse), Sabit Ngor (Central Coast Mariners), Joel King (Sydney FC), Tate Russell (Wollongong Wolves), Jacob Nasso (Central Coast Mariners), Emin Durakovic (Melbourne City), Dimitri Valkanis (AEK Athens)

From youth squad,
Oscar Page
George Plusnin

Outs:
Georgios Vrakas (Levadiakos), James McGarry (Wellington Phoenix), Dimitri Valkanis (AEK Athens – End of loan), Ben Warland (Olympic FC), Antonee Burke-Gilroy (Preston Lions), Youstin Salas (Sporting San José – End of loan), Marius Lode (BK Hacken – End of loan), Austin Ludwik (Gold Coast Knights), Jacob Brazete, Sam Klein (FC St Pauli), Chris Long, Macklin Freke, Henry Hore (Perth Glory), Matthew Dench (Perth Glory), Michael Ruhs, Nicholas D'Agostino (FK Viking – End of loan), Jay O'Shea, Ben Halloran, Quinn MacNicol (Melbourne City)

Central Coast Mariners,
Ins: Oliver O’Carroll (Melbourne City), Noah McCann (Queens Park Rangers), Max Naylor (Perth Glory), Kristian Popovic (Macarthur)

From academy squad,
Shumba Mutokoyi

Outs: Christian Theoharous (Heidelberg United), Seth Clark (Sydney Olympic), James Donachie, Nathan Paull (Macarthur), Alfie McCalmont, Miguel Di Pizio (Western Sydney Wanderers), Sabit Ngor (Brisbane Roar), Kaito Taniguchi (Mito HollyHock), Nathanael Blair (NK Veres Rivne), Will Kennedy (Newcastle Jets), Brad Tapp (Johor Darul Tazim), Logan Sambrook

Macarthur FC,
Ins:
Nathan Paull (Central Coast Mariners), Ben Gibson (Newcastle Jets), Jing Reec (Melbourne Victory), Jonathan Aspropotamitis (Pohang Steelers), James Hilton (Auckland FC), Kosta Grozos (Newcastle Jets), Connor Pain (Al Bukiryah)

From youth squad,
Harry Menham

Outs:
Damien De Silva (retired), Tomislav Uskok (Bankstown City Lions), Matthew Jurman (Sutherland Sharks), Šime Gržan, Chris Ikonomidis, Anthony Caceres (Bangkok United), Filip Kurto (Sydney Olympic), Mexico Rafael Durán, Kristian Popovic (Central Coast Mariners), Mitchell Duke (FC Machida Zelvia), Walter Scott, Frans Deli (APIA Leichhardt Tigers), Luke Brattan, Joshua Damevski, Harry Sawyer (Melbourne Victory), Ji Dong-won

Melbourne City,
Ins: Quinn Macnicol (Brisbane Roar),

From youth squad,
Roland Ballah

Outs: Ryan Teague (KV Mechelen – End of loan), Daniel Arzani (Ferencvaros – End of loan), Zane Schreiber (Newcastle Jets), Germán Ferreyra, Samuel Souprayen, Marcus Younis (Brondby IF – End of loan), Andreas Kuen, Harry Shillington (Melbourne City), Emin Durakovic (Brisbane Roar)

Melbourne Victory,
Ins: Harry Shillington (Melbourne City), Harry Sawyer (Macarthur), Phillip Ziereis (SpVgg Greuther Fürth), Tom Lockyer (Bristol Rovers),

From youth squad,
William Kengni, Malik Olukhale, Mikey Ghossaini, Jack Mihailidis

Outs: Jing Reec (Macarthur), Adama Traore (Avondale FC), Lachlan Jackson (Perth Glory), Reno Piscopo, Nikos Vergos (Newcastle Jets), Roderick Miranda, Josh Rawlins (Dundee United), Emre Sağlam (Gençlerbirliği – End of loan), Kayne Razmovski (Heidelberg United)

Newcastle Jets,
Ins: Nikos Vergos (Melbourne Victory), Zane Schreiber (Melbourne City), Patrick Wood (Sydney FC), Joe Lolley (Sydney FC), Oscar Gonzalez (APIA Leichhardt Tigers), Will Kennedy (Central Coast Mariners)

From youth squad,
Oliver Cockle, Jordan Baylis

Outs: Lachlan Bayliss (Auckland FC), Lachlan Rose (Dundee United), Ben Gibson (Macarthur), Clayton Taylor (Barnsley), Kosta Grozos (Macarthur), Kota Mizunuma (Urawa Red Diamonds), Noah James, Mark Natta (Cesena), Richard Nkomo (South Melbourne), Lucas Sciculuna (Perth Glory), Ben van Dorssen, Christian Bracco, Eli Adama (Gamba Osaka)

Perth Glory,
Ins: Matthew Dench (Brisbane Roar), Lucas Scicluna (Newcastle Jets), Calem Nieuwenhof – Hearts (Loan), Henry Hore (Brisbane Roar), Lachlan Jackson (Melbourne Victory), Daniel Solsky (Wollongong Wolves)

Outs: Josh Risdon (retired), Mark Birighitti (Olympic Kingsway), Brandon O'Neill (Perth Redstar – Loan), Kaelan Majekodunmi (Olympic Kingsway), Zach Lisolajski (Preston Lions), Luca Tevere (Preston Lions), Nicholas Pennington (SEF Torres), Lachlan Wales, Cameron Cook, Gabriel Popovic (Sydney FC), Joel Anasmo, Callum Timmins (Phnom Penh Crown – Loan)

Sydney FC,
Ins: Jake Hollman (Walsall), Gabriel Popovic (Perth Glory), Aaron Gurd (Kanchanaburi Power – Loan return), Takahiro Sekine (Urawa Red Diamonds)

Outs: Corey Hollman, Piero Quispe (UNAM – End of loan), Joe Lolley (Newcastle Jets), Patrick Wood (Newcastle Jets), Joel King (Brisbane Roar), Ahmet Arslan, Apostolos Stamatelopoulos (End of loan), Paul Okon-Engstler (FC Cologne)

Wellington Phoenix,
Ins: James McGarry (Brisbane Roar)

From youth squad,
Eamonn McCarron

Outs: Tim Payne (Club Olimpia), Josh Oluwayemi, Manjrekar James, Ifeanyi Eze, Paulo Retre (South Melbourne), Nikola Mileusnic, Carlo Armiento, Daniel Edwards, Sander Kartum (Hearts – End of loan), Luke Supyk, Gabriel Sloane-Rodrigues

Western Sydney Wanderers,
Ins: Miguel Di Pizio (Central Coast Mariners), Liam Gillion (Auckland FC), Panashe Madanha (Adelaide United)

From youth squad,
Atiya Waraga, Oscar Morrison, Georgio Hassarati, Josh Cetinic, Emile Katrib, Marcus Savic

Outs: Joshua Brillante (Bankstown City Lions), Kosta Barbarouses, Phillip Cancar, Jacob Farrell (Portsmouth – End of loan), Ruon Tongyik, Bozhidar Kraev (Lee Man), Aidan Simmons (Tochigi City), Alou Kuol (Blacktown City)
 
aleagues.com.au

Matchweek 1 FIXTURES: Download the Official A-Leagues App for early access

Fans who download the A-Leagues app will unlock exclusive early access to the Matchweek 1 fixtures before they’re revealed anywhere else.
aleagues.com.au aleagues.com.au

Isuzu UTE A League Men round 1 fixtures out Wednesday Morning 8.00am AEST (for October 16/17/18) note a reminder that Newcastle Jets, Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory are competing in AFC Champions League Elite and AFC Champions League Two respectively in that midweek (October 13/14/15).
 
quote from Patrick Clancy (spokesperson for Football Supporters Association Australia) said to me that he's guessing that's the reason why ALM decider is two weeks later than 2025/26 decider (possibly due to Asian Cup) sometimes the quirks of the calendar push the finals series one way or the other.

lets wait and see for official explanation from the A Leagues when fixture drops later this week.
 
Brenton1986 said:
aleagues.com.au

Matchweek 1 FIXTURES: Download the Official A-Leagues App for early access

Fans who download the A-Leagues app will unlock exclusive early access to the Matchweek 1 fixtures before they’re revealed anywhere else.
aleagues.com.au aleagues.com.au

Isuzu UTE A League Men round 1 fixtures out Wednesday Morning 8.00am AEST (for October 16/17/18) note a reminder that Newcastle Jets, Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory are competing in AFC Champions League Elite and AFC Champions League Two respectively in that midweek (October 13/14/15).
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A-League Men fixtures for the opening matchday of season 2026-27 have already been released via the A-Leagues app, with the full fixture to be released tomorrow but there's no word yet on when the Dub fixture release is unfortunately.
 
Brenton1986 said:
With free-to-air games no longer restricted to Saturday Nights, the Sydney Derby is likely to be televised on Ten Network as per Marco Monteverde.

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This FTA freedom is good and bad. Bad because Saturday night is the primetime fixture, as is Friday night. BUT it's also good as this might allow them to choose the match of the round each week to put on FTA.
 
HappyGuus said:
BUT it's also good as this might allow them to choose the match of the round each week to put on FTA.
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Giving freedom of choice to pick the match of the round each week is also a double-edged sword though because they might pick a game which would hardly get viewership otherwise especially heading into the latter part of the season when it's clear that some teams will already be out of finals contention.
 
HappyGuus said:
This FTA freedom is good and bad. Bad because Saturday night is the primetime fixture, as is Friday night. BUT it's also good as this might allow them to choose the match of the round each week to put on FTA.
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From a Brisbane fan point of view. This is brilliant.

We didn’t play one Saturday night game at home last year. Which obviously makes some sense given us and Perth are the only clubs without a “Marquee” fixture (Perth has the advantage of the Timezone but) so this now allows my club to play at their preferred timeslot without effecting the FTA game which has to involve a NSW side it seems by law.
 
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