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Champions: Central Coast Mariners

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1No change since matchweek 2Adelaide United3+97WWD
2No change since matchweek 2Melbourne Victoryb3+47WWD
3Up 3 since matchweek 2Wellington Phoenixab3+47DWW
4Up 1 since matchweek 2Macarthurb3+27DWW
5Down 2 since matchweek 2Western Sydney3+55DWD
6Up 2 since matchweek 2Perth Glory3+14DLW
7Down 3 since matchweek 2Brisbane Roar304DWL
8Up 4 since matchweek 2Melbourne Cityb3-53LLW
9Down 2 since matchweek 2Western United3-53WLL
10Down 1 since matchweek 2Newcastle Jets3-22DLD
11Down 1 since matchweek 2Central Coast3-60LLL
12Down 1 since matchweek 2Sydneyc3-70LLL
Zones
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Notes
  • aWellington Phoenix cannot qualify for Asian Football Confederation competitions as they are based in New Zealand, which is part of the Oceania Football Confederation.
  • bThe top two teams enter the finals series at the semi-finals, while the teams ranked third to sixth enter the finals series at the elimination-finals.
  • cQualified for AFC Champions League Two as the 2023 Australia Cup winners.

Championship play-offs

  1. Play-off semi-finals

      • 1st2ndAgg
        Melbourne Victory3rdwinner0H22

        Melbourne Victory won 2–1 on aggregate after extra time

        2 matches2–1 agg
        1. 1st legMelbourne Victory0–0Wellington Phoenix12 May 2024 · AAMI Park
        2. 2nd legWellington Phoenix1–2 AETMelbourne Victory18 May 2024 · Sky Stadium
      • 1st2ndAgg
        Central Coast1stwinner20H2

        Central Coast won 2–1 on aggregate

        2 matches1–2 agg
        1. 1st legSydney1–2Central Coast10 May 2024 · Allianz Stadium
        2. 2nd legCentral Coast0–0Sydney18 May 2024 · Industree Group Stadium
  2. Play-off final

    Joins here: Macarthur 5th, Melbourne City 6th

Season so far

League position by matchweek · showing 3 · 5 Nov

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Recent results

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