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Premiers: Melbourne City · Champions: Central Coast Mariners (Grand Final)

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1Up 1 since matchweek 1Melbourne Citya2+36WW
2Up 1 since matchweek 1Western Sydney2+26WW
3Up 4 since matchweek 1Macarthurc2+24DW
4Up 6 since matchweek 1Sydney2+13LW
5Up 4 since matchweek 1Newcastle Jets1+13W
6Down 5 since matchweek 1Melbourne Victory203WL
7Down 2 since matchweek 1Wellington Phoenixb202DD
8No change since matchweek 1Central Coast101D
9Down 5 since matchweek 1Adelaide United2-21DL
10Down 4 since matchweek 1Brisbane Roar2-21DL
11Up 1 since matchweek 1Perth Glory2-20LL
12Down 1 since matchweek 1Western United2-30LL
Zones
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Notes
  • aDetermined by which of the Premiers for the 2021–22 or 2022–23 seasons accrued the most combined points over both seasons.
  • bWellington Phoenix cannot qualify for Asian Football Confederation competitions as they are based in New Zealand, which is under the Oceania Football Confederation.
  • cQualified to the AFC Cup as the 2022 Australia Cup winners.

Finals series

  1. Elimination-finals

  2. Semi-finals

    Joins here: Melbourne City 1st, Central Coast 2nd

    1st2ndAgg
      • Melbourne City1stwinner14H5
        Match details
        1. 1st legSydney1–1Melbourne City12 May 2023 · Allianz Stadium
        2. 2nd legMelbourne City4–0Sydney19 May 2023 · AAMI Park
      • Central Coast2ndwinner22H4
        Match details
        1. 1st legAdelaide United1–2Central Coast13 May 2023 · Coopers Stadium
        2. 2nd legCentral Coast2–0Adelaide United20 May 2023 · Industree Group Stadium
  3. Grand Final

Season so far

Recent results

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