A-League 2006-07

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Hyundai A-League Season 2006-07
Teams	8
Champions	Melbourne Victory
Premiers	Melbourne Victory
Statistics
Matches	84
Goals	219
Average	2.61 per match
Attendance
Total	1,085,829ǂ
Average	12,927ǂ
Top scorer(s)
Allsopp • 11ǂ
ǂ At completion of Round 21

The A-League's 2006-07 season was the second season of the Australian A-League football (soccer) competition. Football Federation Australia hoped to build on the success of the first season and on the interest generated by the Socceroos competing in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Fox Sports had signed a AU$120 million deal over 7 years for the exclusive broadcast rights of the A-League, AFC Champions League, and national team matches (excluding matches played in the World Cup Finals).^[1]

The television advertisement campaign used for the 2006-07 season was the same as the previous season, with different music; Scribe's "Not Many" was replaced with Manuel Neztic's "Kickin Down".^[2] The second season was marketed as "A-League: Version 2".^[3]

Contents 1 2006-07 league participants 2 Pre-Season Challenge Cup 2.1 Pre-Season Cup group stage 2.1.1 Group A table 2.1.2 Group B table 2.2 Pre-Season Cup finals series 2.3 Pre-Season Cup attendances 3 Regular season 3.1 Home and away season 3.1.1 Round 1 3.1.2 Round 2 3.1.3 Round 3 3.1.4 Round 4 3.1.5 Round 5 3.1.6 Round 6 3.1.7 Round 7 3.1.8 Round 8 3.1.9 Round 9 3.1.10 Round 10 3.1.11 Round 11 3.1.12 Round 12 3.1.13 Round 13 3.1.14 Round 14 3.1.15 Round 15 3.1.16 Round 16 3.1.17 Round 17 3.1.18 Round 18 3.1.19 Round 19 3.1.20 Round 20 3.1.21 Round 21 3.2 League table 3.3 Finals series 4 2006-07 league records (regular season) 4.1 Leading goalscorers 4.2 Most Goal Assists 4.3 Most Yellow Cards 5 Attendances (regular season) 5.1 Highest attendances 6 External links 7 Notes and references

[edit] 2006-07 league participants

Team	Region	Chairman	Coach/Manager	Home ground	Capacity
Adelaide United	SA	Nick Bianco	John Kosmina	Hindmarsh Stadium	16,500
Central Coast Mariners	NSW	Ian Kiernan	Lawrie McKinna	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	20,059
Melbourne Victory	VIC	Geoff Lord	Ernie Merrick	Telstra Dome	56,347
				Olympic Park	18,500
Newcastle Jets	NSW	Con Constantine	Nick Theodorakopoulos	EnergyAustralia Stadium	28,000
			Gary van Egmond
New Zealand Knights	NZ	Anthony Lee	Paul Nevin	North Harbour Stadium	25,000
			Barry Simmons interim
			Ricki Herbert
Perth Glory	WA	Michelle Phillips	Ron Smith	Members Equity Stadium	18,450
Queensland Roar	QLD	John Ribot	Miron Bleiberg	Suncorp Stadium	52,000
			Frank Farina
Sydney FC	NSW	Edmund Capon	Terry Butcher	Aussie Stadium	41,159

Football Federation Australia have stated that the current franchises have a 5 year exclusivity clause in their licenses. This prevents any new franchise from being established in the same city or town. This does not preclude teams from other regions from joining. No new teams were added to the competition for the 2006-07 season.

[edit] Pre-Season Challenge Cup

This competition was held in July and August in the lead up to the start of the A-League season. The opening round was July 15, 2006. The competition featured a group stage, with three regular rounds and a bonus round, followed by a two week finals playoff. The bonus group round matched up teams against opponents from the other group, and also offered the incentive of "bonus points" based on goals scored (1 point for 2 goals, 2 points for 3 goals, 3 points for 4 or more goals).

The Pre-Season Cup was used to enhance the A-League's profiles by playing pre-season games in regional centres including the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Launceston, Canberra, Wollongong, Port Macquarie, Orange and Tamworth. ^[4]

[edit] Pre-Season Cup group stage

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
Round 1
July 15	Central Coast Mariners	2-1	Perth Glory	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	5,680	report
July 15	Queensland Roar	1-2	Sydney FC	Carrara Stadium	7,132 (Gold Coast)	report
July 16	Melbourne Victory	0-1	Adelaide United	Aurora Stadium	6,834 (Launceston)	report
July 16	New Zealand Knights	1-1	Newcastle Jets	North Harbour Stadium	804	report
Round 2
July 22	Sydney FC	2-1	Newcastle Jets	Canberra Stadium	7,226 (Canberra)	report
July 22	Central Coast Mariners	0-0	Adelaide United	Wade Park	4,344 (Orange)	report
July 22	Perth Glory	1-1	Melbourne Victory	Dorrien Gardens	~2,000 (West Perth)	report
July 22	Queensland Roar	1-1	New Zealand Knights	Maroochydore Soccer Club	3,347 (Maroochydore)	report
Round 3
July 29	New Zealand Knights	0-0	Sydney FC	North Harbour Stadium	3,121	report
July 29	Melbourne Victory	1-3	Central Coast Mariners	Olympic Park, Melbourne	6,593	report
July 29	Newcastle Jets	0-0	Queensland Roar	Port Macquarie Regional Stadium	2,822 (Pt Macquarie)	report
July 30	Perth Glory	0-0	Adelaide United	Dorrien Gardens	3,038 (West Perth)	report
Bonus round
August 4	Adelaide United	1-0	New Zealand Knights	Hindmarsh Stadium	12,006	report
August 5	Newcastle Jets	2-3	Melbourne Victory	Scully Park Oval	3,100 (Tamworth)	report
August 6	Queensland Roar	0-0	Central Coast Mariners	Clive Burghoffer Stadium	4,571 (Toowoomba)	report
August 6	Sydney FC	3-0	Perth Glory	WIN Stadium	6,634 (Wollongong)	report

[edit] Group A table

Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	BP
Central Coast Mariners	8	4	2	2	0	5	2	0
Adelaide United	8	4	2	2	0	2	0	0
Melbourne Victory	6	4	1	1	2	5	7	2
Perth Glory	2	4	0	2	2	2	6	0

[edit] Group B table

Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	BP
Sydney FC	12	4	3	1	0	7	2	2
Newcastle Jets	3	4	0	2	2	4	6	1
New Zealand Knights [5]	3	4	0	3	1	2	3	0
Queensland Roar [5]	3	4	0	3	1	2	3	0

[edit] Pre-Season Cup finals series

The finals series will be held over two weekends - August 11 to August 13, and August 18 to August 20.

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
Playoffs
August 11	New Zealand Knights	0-1	Perth Glory	North Harbour Stadium	1,104	report
August 11	Sydney FC	1-2	Adelaide United	WIN Stadium	4,210 (Wollongong)	report
August 11	Melbourne Victory	0-0 (4-2)	Queensland Roar	Epping Stadium	2,117	report
August 12	Central Coast Mariners	2-1 (aet)	Newcastle Jets	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	7,567	report
Finals
August 18	New Zealand Knights	1-2	Queensland Roar	North Harbour Stadium	Unknown	report
August 18	Melbourne Victory	1-0	Perth Glory	Olympic Park, Melbourne	2,215	report
August 19	Central Coast Mariners	1-1 (4-5)	Adelaide United	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	10,463	report
August 19	Sydney FC	2-0	Newcastle Jets	Campbelltown Stadium	5,326	report

	Playoffs					Finals
							Grand final
	A1	Central Coast Mariners	2				Central Coast Mariners	1 (4)
	B2	Newcastle Jets	1				Adelaide United (PEN)	1 (5)
							Third place playoff
	A2	Sydney FC	1				Sydney FC	2
	B1	Adelaide United	2				Newcastle Jets	0
							Fifth place playoff
	A3	Melbourne Victory (PEN)	0 (4)				Melbourne Victory	1
	B4	Queensland Roar	0 (2)				Perth Glory	0
							Seventh place playoff
	A4	New Zealand Knights	0				New Zealand Knights	1
	B3	Perth Glory	1				Queensland Roar	2

[edit] Pre-Season Cup attendances

Round	Games	Average	Highest	Lowest	Total
Pre-Season Group Stage	16	4,954	12,006	804	79,252
Pre-Season Finals	7	4,715	10,463	1,104	33,002
Totals[6]	23	4,881	12,006	804	112,254

[edit] Regular season

[edit] Home and away season

The league season will take a triple round-robin format, and will take place over 21 rounds between August 25, 2006 and January 21, 2007.

[edit] Round 1

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
August 25	Melbourne Victory	2-0	Adelaide United	Olympic Park Stadium	15,781	report
August 26	Queensland Roar	3-0	Perth Glory	Suncorp Stadium	20,606	report
August 27	New Zealand Knights	0-0	Newcastle Jets	North Harbour Stadium	7,304	report
August 27	Sydney FC	1-0	Central Coast Mariners	Aussie Stadium	19,274	report

[edit] Round 2

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
September 1	Newcastle Jets	2-3	Queensland Roar	EnergyAustralia Stadium	7,276	report
September 2	New Zealand Knights	1-0	Adelaide United	North Harbour Stadium	4,100	report
September 2	Melbourne Victory	3-2	Sydney FC	Telstra Dome	39,730	report
September 3	Perth Glory	2-0	Central Coast Mariners	Members Equity Stadium	7,229	report

[edit] Round 3

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
September 8	Adelaide United	5-1	Newcastle Jets	Hindmarsh Stadium	8,785	report
September 9	Central Coast Mariners	0-0	Queensland Roar	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	4,644	report
September 10	New Zealand Knights	0-3	Melbourne Victory	North Harbour Stadium	2,107	report
September 10	Perth Glory	1-1	Sydney FC	Members Equity Stadium	8,052	report

[edit] Round 4

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
September 15	Queensland Roar	5-0	New Zealand Knights	Suncorp Stadium	15,517	report
September 16	Adelaide United	3-0	Perth Glory	Hindmarsh Stadium	11,474	report
September 17	Sydney FC	2-2	Newcastle Jets	Aussie Stadium	15,488	report
September 17	Melbourne Victory	1-0	Central Coast Mariners	Olympic Park	17,617	report

[edit] Round 5

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
September 21	New Zealand Knights	0-1	Sydney FC	North Harbour Stadium	2,764	report
September 22	Queensland Roar	0-0	Adelaide United	Suncorp Stadium	16,143	report
September 23	Central Coast Mariners	1-1	Newcastle Jets	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	8,439	report
September 24	Perth Glory	1-2	Melbourne Victory	Members Equity Stadium	7,983	report

[edit] Round 6

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
September 28	New Zealand Knights	0-1	Central Coast Mariners	North Harbour Stadium	1,632	report
September 29	Newcastle Jets	0-3	Perth Glory	EnergyAustralia Stadium	7,961	report
October 1	Melbourne Victory	4-1	Queensland Roar	Telstra Dome	25,921	report
October 2	Adelaide United	1-4	Sydney FC	Hindmarsh Stadium	15,119	report

[edit] Round 7

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
October 6	Adelaide United	3-1	Central Coast Mariners	Hindmarsh Stadium	10,493	report
October 6	Perth Glory	1-0	New Zealand Knights	Members Equity Stadium	7,309	report
October 8	Sydney FC	1-1	Queensland Roar	Aussie Stadium	17,274	report
October 8	Newcastle Jets	0-2	Melbourne Victory	EnergyAustralia Stadium	4,635	report

[edit] Round 8

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
October 13	Central Coast Mariners	3-1	Sydney FC	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	11,567	report
October 14	Newcastle Jets	3-0	New Zealand Knights	EnergyAustralia Stadium	5,725	report
October 15	Melbourne Victory	0-1	Adelaide United	Telstra Dome	32,368	report
October 15	Perth Glory	1-2	Queensland Roar	Members Equity Stadium	9,978	report

[edit] Round 9

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
October 20	Central Coast Mariners	2-1	Perth Glory	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	8,496	report
October 21	Sydney FC	1-2	Melbourne Victory	Aussie Stadium	20,881	report
October 22	Queensland Roar	0-1	Newcastle Jets	Suncorp Stadium	16,061	report
October 22	Adelaide United	4-2	New Zealand Knights	Hindmarsh Stadium	11,600	report

[edit] Round 10

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
October 27	New Zealand Knights	0-4	Melbourne Victory	North Harbour Stadium	2,357	report
October 27	Newcastle Jets	2-1	Adelaide United	EnergyAustralia Stadium	10,895	report
October 28	Queensland Roar	1-1	Central Coast Mariners	Suncorp Stadium	13,727	report [7]
October 29	Sydney FC	1-1	Perth Glory	Aussie Stadium	12,316	report

[edit] Round 11

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
November 3	Melbourne Victory	3-3	Central Coast Mariners	Telstra Dome	28,118	report
November 4	Newcastle Jets	1-1	Sydney FC	EnergyAustralia Stadium	8,493	report
November 5	New Zealand Knights	1-0	Queensland Roar	North Harbour Stadium	2,600	report
November 5	Adelaide United	3-2	Perth Glory	Hindmarsh Stadium	11,062	report

[edit] Round 12

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
November 9	Melbourne Victory	1-0	Perth Glory	Telstra Dome	22,890	report
November 10	Sydney FC	4-0	New Zealand Knights	Aussie Stadium	9,871	report
November 11	Queensland Roar	0-1	Adelaide United	Suncorp Stadium	14,154	report
November 12	Newcastle Jets	3-1	Central Coast Mariners	EnergyAustralia Stadium	14,026	report

[edit] Round 13

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
November 17	Queensland Roar	0-2	Melbourne Victory	Suncorp Stadium	14,797	report
November 18	Perth Glory	2-1	Newcastle Jets	Members Equity Stadium	7,315	report
November 19	New Zealand Knights	0-2	Central Coast Mariners	North Harbour Stadium	2,139	report
November 19	Sydney FC	2-1	Adelaide United	Aussie Stadium	14,308	report

[edit] Round 14

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
November 24	Sydney FC	3-0	Queensland Roar	Aussie Stadium	12,718	report
November 25	Central Coast Mariners	2-0	Adelaide United	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	13,119	report
November 26	Melbourne Victory	0-1	Newcastle Jets	Telstra Dome	27,753	report
November 26	Perth Glory	4-1	New Zealand Knights	Members Equity Stadium	6,251	report

[edit] Round 15

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
December 1	Adelaide United	1-3	Melbourne Victory	Hindmarsh Stadium	16,378	report
December 2	Queensland Roar	1-0	Perth Glory	Suncorp Stadium	11,237	report
December 3	New Zealand Knights	1-1	Newcastle Jets	North Harbour Stadium	2,039	report
December 3	Central Coast Mariners	0-0	Sydney FC	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	12,457	report

[edit] Round 16

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
December 7	Queensland Roar	0-3	Newcastle Jets	Suncorp Stadium	10,040	report
December 8	Melbourne Victory	0-0	Sydney FC	Telstra Dome	50,333	report
December 10	Central Coast Mariners	1-0	Perth Glory	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	8,089	report
December 10	Adelaide United	1-1	New Zealand Knights	Hindmarsh Stadium	11,548	report

[edit] Round 17

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
December 14	Sydney FC	1-0	Perth Glory	Aussie Stadium	11,816	report
December 15	Adelaide United	3-2	Newcastle Jets	Hindmarsh Stadium	12,214	report
December 16	Central Coast Mariners	2-3	Queensland Roar	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	7,132	report [7]
December 17	Melbourne Victory	4-0	New Zealand Knights	Olympic Park	15,563	report

[edit] Round 18

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
December 28	Perth Glory	0-0	Adelaide United	Members Equity Stadium	8,226	report
December 29	New Zealand Knights	3-1	Queensland Roar	North Harbour Stadium	1,903 [8]	report
December 31	Central Coast Mariners	1-2	Melbourne Victory	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	15,404	report
January 1	Newcastle Jets	0-2	Sydney FC	EnergyAustralia Stadium	20,980	report

[edit] Round 19

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
January 4	Adelaide United	0-1	Queensland Roar	Hindmarsh Stadium	10,435	report
January 5	Newcastle Jets	1-0	Central Coast Mariners	EnergyAustralia Stadium	14,828	report
January 7	Sydney FC	0-1	New Zealand Knights	Aussie Stadium	16,040	report
January 7	Perth Glory	2-2	Melbourne Victory	Members Equity Stadium	6,462	report

[edit] Round 20

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
January 11	Central Coast Mariners	0-0	New Zealand Knights	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	10,637	report
January 12	Melbourne Victory	1-2	Queensland Roar	Telstra Dome	28,937	report
January 14	Adelaide United	1-0	Sydney FC	Hindmarsh Stadium	14,704	report
January 14	Perth Glory	3-3	Newcastle Jets	Members Equity Stadium	7,904	report

[edit] Round 21

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
January 19	Newcastle Jets	4-0	Melbourne Victory	EnergyAustralia Stadium	19,601	report
January 20	Queensland Roar	1-1	Sydney FC	Suncorp Stadium	32,371	report
January 21	New Zealand Knights	2-0	Perth Glory	North Harbour Stadium	4,136 [9]	report
January 21	Central Coast Mariners	1-3	Adelaide United	Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium	8,128	report

[edit] League table

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Melbourne Victory	21	14	3	4	41	20	+21	45
Adelaide United	21	10	3	8	32	27	+5	33
Newcastle Jets	21	8	6	7	32	30	+2	30
Sydney FC	21	8	8	5	29	19	+10	29
Queensland Roar	21	8	5	8	25	27	-2	29
Central Coast Mariners	21	6	6	9	22	26	-4	24
Perth Glory	21	5	5	11	24	30	-6	20
New Zealand Knights	21	5	4	12	13	39	-26	19

• Melbourne Victory achieved an unbeatable lead after their round 17 match with New Zealand Knights. They were crowned Premiers of the 2006-07 A-League for having the most points during the regular season.
• Sydney FC were penalised three competition points following round 18 due to salary cap breaches which occurred during the 2005–06 season. (For more information see Sydney FC Season 2006-07#Salary cap breaches)

[edit] Finals series

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Crowd	Report
Semi-finals - Leg 1
January 26	Sydney FC	2-1	Newcastle Jets	Aussie Stadium	21,122	report
January 28	Adelaide United	0-0	Melbourne Victory	Hindmarsh Stadium	15,575	report
Semi-finals - Leg 2
February 2	Newcastle Jets	2-0	Sydney FC	EnergyAustralia Stadium	24,338	report
February 4	Melbourne Victory	2-1	Adelaide United	Telstra Dome	47,413	report
Preliminary final
February 11	Adelaide United	1-1 (4-3 pen)	Newcastle Jets	Hindmarsh Stadium	13,798	report
Grand final
February 18	Melbourne Victory	6-0	Adelaide United	Telstra Dome	55,436	report

	Semifinals						Preliminary final					Grand final
			L1	L2
		Jan 28 & Feb 4
	1	Melbourne Victory	0	2									February 18
	2	Adelaide United	0	1				February 11					Melbourne Victory	6
								Adelaide United	1 (4)				Adelaide United	0
		Jan 26 & Feb 2						Newcastle Jets	1 (3)
	3	Newcastle Jets	1	2
	4	Sydney FC	2	0

The Asian Football Confederation announced on 21 November 2006 that Adelaide United and Sydney FC would represent Australia in the 2007 AFC Champions League. Despite an appeal by the Football Federation Australia, it was determined that the A-League 2005-06 premiers and champions would qualify and not those from the current season. ^[10]

The AFC also indicated that the qualification arrangements would not be reviewed prior to 2009. The FFA have indicated that the premiers and champions of A-League 2006-07 will qualify for the 2008 AFC Champions League - establishing a precedent of maintaining a one year lag between qualification and participation.

[edit] 2006-07 league records (regular season)

[edit] Leading goalscorers

Player	Team	Goals
Daniel Allsopp	Melbourne Victory	11
Archie Thompson	Melbourne Victory	10
Damian Mori	Central Coast Mariners (6), Queensland Roar (2)	8
Mark Bridge	Newcastle Jets	8
Adam Kwasnik	Central Coast Mariners	7
Jamie Harnwell	Perth Glory	7

[edit] Most Goal Assists

Player	Team	Goal Assists
Fred	Melbourne Victory	9
Leo Bertos	Perth Glory	9
Jason Spagnuolo	Adelaide United	7
Matt Thompson	Newcastle Jets	6
Nick Carle	Newcastle Jets	6
Archie Thompson	Melbourne Victory	5

[edit] Most Yellow Cards

Player	Team	Yellow Cards
Adrian Leijer	Melbourne Victory	7
Nick Carle	Newcastle Jets	6
Andrew Durante	Newcastle Jets	6
Kevin Muscat	Melbourne Victory	5
Terry McFlynn	Sydney FC	5
Simon Colosimo	Perth Glory	5

[edit] Attendances (regular season)

Team	Home games	Average	Highest	Lowest	Total
Melbourne Victory	11	27,728	50,333	15,563	305,011
Queensland Roar	10	16,465	32,371	10,040	164,653
Sydney FC	10	14,999	20,881	9,871	149,986
Adelaide United	11	12,162	16,378	8,785	133,782
Newcastle Jets	10	11,442	20,980	4,635	114,420
Central Coast Mariners	11	9,828	15,404	4,644	108,112
Perth Glory	10	7,671	9,978	6,251	76,709
New Zealand Knights	11	3,014	7,304	1,632	33,156
Totals	84	12,927	50,333	1,632	1,085,829

[edit] Highest attendances

• 55,436: Melbourne Victory vs Adelaide United, 18 February 2007 (Grand Final)
• 50,333: Melbourne Victory vs Sydney FC, 8 December 2006 (Round 16)
• 47,413: Melbourne Victory vs Adelaide United, 4 February 2007 (Finals Week 2)
• 39,730: Melbourne Victory vs Sydney FC, 2 September 2006 (Round 2)
• 32,371: Queensland Roar vs Sydney FC, 20 January 2007 (Round 21)
• 32,368: Melbourne Victory vs Adelaide United, 15 October 2006 (Round 8)
• 28,937: Melbourne Victory vs Queensland Roar, 12 January 2007 (Round 20)
• 28,118: Melbourne Victory vs Central Coast Mariners, 3 November 2006 (Round 11)
• 27,753: Melbourne Victory vs Newcastle Jets, 26 November 2006 (Round 14)
• 25,921: Melbourne Victory vs Queensland Roar, 1 October 2006 (Round 6)
• 24,388: Newcastle Jets vs Sydney FC, 2 February 2007 (Finals Week 2)
• 22,890: Melbourne Victory vs Perth Glory, 9 November 2006 (Round 12)
• 21,112: Sydney FC vs Newcastle Jets, 26 January 2007 (Finals Week 1)
• 20,980: Newcastle Jets vs Sydney FC, 1 January 2007 (Round 18)
• 20,881: Sydney FC vs Melbourne Victory, 21 October 2006 (Round 9)
• 20,606: Queensland Roar vs Perth Glory, 26 August 2006 (Round 1)
• 19,601: Newcastle Jets vs Melbourne Victory, 19 January 2007 (Round 21)
• 19,274: Sydney FC vs Central Coast Mariners, 27 August 2006 (Round 1)

[edit] External links

• A-League official website, including fixtures
• Football Federation Australia
• SBS The World Game A-League section
• FOXSPORTS.com.au A-League section and Official A-League Fantasy competition

[edit] Notes and references

Football in Australia v • d • e
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