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Premiers: Newcastle Jets · Champions: Auckland (Grand Final)

#TeamPGDPtsForm
1Newcastle Jets10+1528WDW
2Central Coast10+518WDW
3Aucklanda10+916WWD
4Adelaide United10+216WDD
5Melbourne Victoryb10+515WDD
6Sydney10014WWD
7Western Sydney10-111LWL
8Wellington Phoenixa10-510LLD
9Macarthur10-510LLL
10Perth Glory10-59LDD
11Melbourne City10-109DLL
12Brisbane Roar10-115DLD
Notes
  • aAuckland FC and Wellington Phoenix cannot qualify for Asian Football Confederation competitions as they are based in New Zealand, which is part of the Oceania Football Confederation.
  • bSince the 2025 Australia Cup winners, Newcastle Jets, occupy an AFC Champions League Elite position, the AFC Champions League Two spot goes to the next eligible team. The AFC ruled that the Australia Cup runner-up Heidelberg United was ineligible to compete.

Finals series

  1. Elimination-finals

  2. Semi-finals

    Joins here: Newcastle Jets 1st, Adelaide United 2nd

    1st2ndAgg
      • Auckland3rdwinner1H34
        Match details
        1. 1st legAuckland1–1Adelaide United9 May 2026 · Go Media Stadium
        2. 2nd legAdelaide United0–3Auckland15 May 2026 · Coopers Stadium
      • Sydney5thwinner1H1(4) 2

        Sydney won 4–2 on penalties

        Match details
        1. 1st legSydney1–1Newcastle Jets9 May 2026 · Sydney Football Stadium
        2. 2nd legNewcastle Jets1–1 (2–4 pens)Sydney16 May 2026 · McDonald Jones Stadium
  3. Grand Final

      • Auckland3rdwinner1
        Sydney5th0
        Match details
        1. MatchAuckland1–0Sydney23 May 2026 · Go Media Stadium

Season so far

League position by matchweek · showing 20 · 8 Mar

Shaded: AFC Champions League Elite. Click a matchweek to load that table.

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