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

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1Up 5 since matchweek 1Melbourne City2+44DW
2Up 3 since matchweek 1Wellington Phoenixa2+14DW
3Up 5 since matchweek 1Aucklanda2+14DW
4Up 6 since matchweek 1Newcastle Jets2+23LW
5Up 6 since matchweek 1Sydney2+13LW
6Down 4 since matchweek 1Adelaide United203WL
7Down 4 since matchweek 1Brisbane Roar203WL
8Up 4 since matchweek 1Macarthur203LW
9Down 8 since matchweek 1Central Coast2-13WL
10Down 3 since matchweek 1Western Sydney2-11DL
11Down 2 since matchweek 1Melbourne Victoryb2-31DL
12Down 8 since matchweek 1Perth Glory2-41DL
Zones
AFC Champions League ElitePlay-offsAFC Champions League Two
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

      • Auckland3rdwinner(7) 1

        Auckland won 7โ€“6 on penalties

        Match details
        1. MatchAuckland1โ€“1 (7โ€“6 pens)Melbourne City
  2. Semi-finals

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

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  3. Grand Final

Season so far

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