Australia Football: livescores & results

Australia
47 competitions23 upcomingCode AUS
47
Competitions
12
A-League clubs
3.00
Avg goals
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Most titles
Competitions47 total
A-LeagueChampionshipA-League WomenAustralia CupCapital Territory Premier LeagueCapital Territory Premier League WomenNNSW State League 1NPL NNSWNPL NNSW ReservesNPL NSWNPL NSW Reserves WomenNPL NSW U20NPL NSW U23 WomenNPL NSW WomenNPL QueenslandNPL Queensland U23NPL Queensland WomenNPL South AustraliaNPL South Australia ReservesNPL South Australia WomenNPL TasmaniaNPL VictoriaNPL Victoria U23NPL Victoria WomenNPL Western AustraliaNPL Western Australia U23NPL Western Australia WomenNPL2 NSW WomenNSW League 1NSW League 2Northern Territory. Premier LeagueNorthern Territory. Premier League WomenNorthern Territory. Reserve leagueQueensland Premier LeagueQueensland Premier League 2Queensland Premier League 3Queensland Premier League WomenSouth Australia State League 1 ReservesSouth State LeagueTasmania Premier League WomenTasmania Southern ChampionshipVictoria Premier League 1Victoria Premier League 1 U23Victoria Premier League 2West Sunday Premier LeagueWestern Australia State LeagueWestern Australia State League Reserves

Australia Football โ€” Leagues & Competitions

Australia football is a dynamic and growing part of the nation's sporting culture, with the top-tier competition being the A-League Men, widely recognised as the premier professional league in the country. While the A-League Men sits at the summit, a vast network of semi-professional and state-level competitions forms the backbone of the sport, governed by Football Australia. The league system is structured in a pyramid, with the A-League at the top, followed by the National Premier Leagues (NPL) acting as the second tier across various states and territories, each with its own promotion and relegation dynamics at the lower levels.

Football Leagues in Australia

Australia boasts a rich tapestry of football competitions, with 47 leagues tracked on this page. These range from the professional A-League Men to numerous state-based National Premier Leagues and their reserve or youth divisions. The list includes competitions such as the NPL NSW U20, NPL Queensland U23, NPL NSW Women, and the Australia Cup, which is the national knockout tournament. Other notable leagues are the NPL NSW, NSW League 1, NPL Victoria, and NPL South Australia, reflecting the sport's widespread participation across the country.

Top Competition

The A-League Men is the top football league in Australia, established in 2004 as the successor to the National Soccer League. It features 12 teams from Australia and New Zealand, operating on a franchise model without promotion or relegation. The regular season is followed by a finals series to determine the champion. Historically, clubs like Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory have been among the most successful, with multiple championships each. The league runs from October to May, aligning with the summer months to avoid clashes with other football codes.

Follow Australia Football

Stay up to date with all the action from Australia football leagues on this page. You can access live scores, fixtures, results, and league tables for every competition tracked, from the A-League Men to state-level NPL divisions. Whether you're following the national cup or local leagues, this page provides a comprehensive overview to keep you informed.

Australia Football โ€” FAQ

What is the top football league in Australia?
The top football league in Australia is the A-League Men, a professional competition featuring 12 teams from Australia and New Zealand.
How many football competitions are played in Australia?
There are 47 football competitions tracked on this page, including the A-League Men, National Premier Leagues across various states, and the Australia Cup.
Where can I follow Australia football live scores?
You can follow live scores, fixtures, results, and league tables for all Australian football competitions on this page, covering everything from the top tier to state leagues.
What is the Australia Cup?
The Australia Cup is a national knockout football competition open to professional and semi-professional clubs across the country, running alongside the league seasons.
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