auA-League Men

Top Australian professional league — 12 clubs from Australia and New Zealand, autumn–spring format with a finals series.

Links

Newcastle Jets
The city of Newcastle (New South Wales) — regular-season winners of 2025/26, though still waiting for a championship title.
newcastlejetsfc.com.au
Adelaide United
The city of Adelaide (South Australia) — the city's only professional club, playing at Coopers Stadium.
adelaideunited.com.au
Auckland FC
The city of Auckland (New Zealand) — the league's newest club, who became champions in just their second season, 2025/26.
aucklandfc.co.nz
Melbourne Victory
The city of Melbourne — one of the historically most successful A-League clubs, home stadium AAMI Park.
melbournevictory.com.au
Sydney FC
The city of Sydney — the league's most popular club by fanbase, multiple champions.
sydneyfc.com
Melbourne City
The city of Melbourne — part of the City Football Group (Manchester City), formerly playing under the name Melbourne Heart.
melbournecityfc.com.au
Macarthur FC
The city of Sydney (Campbelltown suburb) — nicknamed the "Bulls", the youngest original A-League club (joined 2021).
macarthurfc.com.au
Wellington Phoenix
The city of Wellington (New Zealand) — the only club from New Zealand's capital in the league.
wellingtonphoenix.com
Central Coast Mariners
The city of Gosford (Central Coast, NSW) — a club long known for high-quality development of young players.
ccmariners.com.au
Perth Glory
The city of Perth (Western Australia) — the league's most geographically isolated club.
perthglory.com.au
Brisbane Roar
The city of Brisbane (Queensland) — multiple champions from the years 2010-2014.
brisbaneroar.com.au
Western Sydney Wanderers
The city of Sydney (western suburbs) — founded in 2012, quickly building a very strong fanbase.
wswanderersfc.com.au