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2006–07 A-League

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30th season of top-tier soccer league in Australia

Football league season
A-League
Season2006–07
Dates25 August 2006 – 18 February 2007
ChampionsMelbourne Victory(1st title)
PremiersMelbourne Victory(1st title)
AFC Champions LeagueMelbourne Victory
Adelaide United
Matches84
Goals218 (2.6 per match)
Top goalscorerArchie Thompson
(15 goals)
Biggest home winBrisbane Roar 5–0 New Zealand Knights
(15 September 2006)
Biggest away winNew Zealand Knights 0–4 Melbourne Victory
(27 October 2006)
Highest scoringAdelaide United 5–1Newcastle Jets
(8 September 2006)
Adelaide United 4–2 New Zealand Knights
(22 October 2006)
Longest winning run7 Matches
Melbourne Victory
Longest unbeaten run9 Matches
Sydney FC
Longest winless run8 Matches
New Zealand Knights
Longest losing run8 Matches
New Zealand Knights
Highest attendance50,333
Melbourne Victory 0–0 Sydney FC
(8 December 2006)
Lowest attendance1,632
New Zealand Knights 0–1Central Coast Mariners
(28 September 2006)
Total attendance1,281,447
Average attendance12,927 ( 1972)
(Note: Longest runs only include regular season results)

The2006–07 A-League was the 30th season of top-flightsoccer in Australia, and the second season of theA-League since its establishment the previous season.Football Federation Australia hoped to build on the success of thefirst season and on the interest generated by theSocceroos competing in the2006 FIFA World Cup.Fox Sports had signed aA$120 million deal over 7 years for the exclusive broadcast rights of the A-League,AFC Champions League, and national team matches (excluding matches played in theWorld Cup finals).[1]

The television advertisement campaign used for the 2006–07 season was the same as the previous season, with different music.Scribe's song "Not Many" was replaced with Manuel Neztic's "Kickin Down".[2] The second season was marketed as"A-League: Version 2".[3]

Clubs

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Further information:A-League § Clubs
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
Adelaide UnitedAdelaideHindmarsh Stadium17,000
Central Coast MarinersGosfordBluetongue Stadium20,119
Melbourne VictoryMelbourneOlympic Park Stadium18,500
MelbourneTelstra Dome56,347
Newcastle JetsNewcastleEnergy Australia Stadium26,164
New Zealand KnightsAucklandNorth Harbour Stadium25,000
Perth GloryPerthMembers Equity Stadium18,156
Queensland RoarBrisbaneSuncorp Stadium52,500
Sydney FCSydneyAussie Stadium42,500

Foreign players

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ClubVisa 1Visa 2Visa 3Visa 4Non-Visa foreigner(s)Former player(s)
Adelaide UnitedBrazilDiegoBrazilFernandoChinaQu ShengqingNetherlandsBobby PettaBrazilRomário4
Central Coast MarinersGermanyAndré GumprechtRepublic of IrelandWayne O'SullivanEnglandJamie McMaster2
MaltaJohn Hutchinson2
Melbourne VictoryBrazilAlessandroBrazilFredEnglandJames RobinsonScotlandGrant BrebnerBelgiumGeoffrey Claeys
BrazilClaudinho4
New Zealand KnightsEnglandDarren BazeleyEnglandMalik BuariEnglandNeil EmblenPortugalDani RodriguesBrazilFernando3
CanadaAlen Marcina3
ChinaGao Leilei3
ChinaLi Yan3
GhanaHamza Mohammed3
Republic of IrelandSean Devine1
ScotlandScot Gemmill3
EnglandDean Gordon3
Newcastle JetsColombiaMilton RodríguezNew ZealandTim BrownNew ZealandSteven OldNew ZealandVaughan Coveny1
Perth GloryNew ZealandLeo BertosNew ZealandJeremy ChristieNew ZealandDanny HayEnglandMark Lee1
EnglandStuart Young1
Queensland RoarBrazilReinaldoGermanyMarcus WedauScotlandSimon LynchSwitzerlandRemo BuessChinaZhang Yuning3
ScotlandStuart McLaren1
South KoreaSeo Hyuk-su1
Sydney FCNew ZealandJeremy BrockieNorthern IrelandTerry McFlynnIvory CoastJonas Salley1ItalyBenito Carbone4
Trinidad and TobagoDwight Yorke

The following do not fill a Visa position:
1Those players who were born and started their professional career abroad but have since gained Australian Residency (and New Zealand Residency, in the case ofWellington Phoenix);
2Australian residents (and New Zealand residents, in the case ofWellington Phoenix) who have chosen to represent another national team;
3Injury Replacement Players, or National Team Replacement Players;
4Guest Players (eligible to play a maximum of ten games)

Salary cap exemptions and captains

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ClubMarqueeCaptainVice-Captain
Adelaide UnitedChinaQu Shengqing[4]AustraliaRoss Aloisi[5]None
Central Coast MarinersAustraliaTony Vidmar[6]AustraliaNoel Spencer[7]
AustraliaAlex Wilkinson[note 1][8]
None
Melbourne VictoryAustraliaArchie Thompson[9][10]AustraliaKevin Muscat[11]AustraliaArchie Thompson[12]
New Zealand KnightsScotlandScot Gemmill[13]EnglandDarren Bazeley[14]None
Newcastle JetsAustraliaPaul Okon[15]AustraliaPaul Okon[15]None
Perth GloryAustraliaStan Lazaridis[16]AustraliaJamie Harnwell[17]None
Queensland RoarNoneAustraliaChad Gibson[18]None
Sydney FCTrinidad and TobagoDwight Yorke[19][note 2]AustraliaMark Rudan[21][22]None

Pre-Season Challenge Cup

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Newcastle playingSydney in a pre-season match in Canberra
Main article:2006 A-League Pre-Season Challenge Cup

This competition was held in July and August in the lead up to the start of the A-League season. The opening round was 15 July 2006. The competition featured a group stage, with three regular rounds and a bonus round, followed by a two-week finals playoff. The bonus group round matched up teams against opponents from the other group, and also offered the incentive of "bonus points" based on goals scored (1 point for 2 goals, 2 points for 3 goals, 3 points for 4 or more goals).

The Pre-Season Cup was used to enhance the A-League's profiles by playing pre-season games in regional centres including theGold Coast,Sunshine Coast,Toowoomba,Launceston,Canberra,Wollongong,Port Macquarie,Orange andTamworth.[23]

The pre-season cup was won byAdelaide United at the final on 19 August 2006.

Regular season

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The league season took a triple round-robin format, and took place over 21 rounds between 25 August 2006 and 21 January 2007.

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Melbourne Victory(C)2114344120+2145Qualification for2008 AFC Champions League group stage andFinals series
2Adelaide United2110383227+533
3Newcastle Jets218673230+230Qualification forFinals series
4Sydney FC218852919+1029[a]
5Queensland Roar218582527−229
6Central Coast Mariners216692226−424
7Perth Glory2155112430−620
8New Zealand Knights[b]2154121339−2619Disbanded at end of season
Source:ultimatealeague.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions
Notes:
  1. ^Sydney FC were penalised three competition points following round 18 due tosalary cap breaches which occurred during the2005–06 season
  2. ^New Zealand Knights cannot qualify for the AFC Champions League as they are not recognised as an AFC club.

Results

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Round 1

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Melbourne Victory vAdelaide United
25 August 2006Melbourne Victory2–0Adelaide UnitedOlympic Park Stadium,Melbourne
20:00UTC+10Claudinho 78'
Muscat 29' (pen.)
Attendance: 15,781
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Queensland Roar vPerth Glory
26 August 2006Queensland Roar3–0Perth GlorySuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
19:30UTC+10McLaren 84'
Vidosic 82'
Lynch 79'
Attendance: 20,606
Referee:Ben Williams
New Zealand Knights vNewcastle Jets
27 August 2006New Zealand Knights0–0Newcastle JetsNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
16:30UTC+12Attendance: 7,304
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Sydney FC vCentral Coast Mariners
27 August 2006Sydney FC1–0Central Coast MarinersAussie Stadium,Sydney
17:00UTC+10Fyfe 52'Attendance: 19,274
Referee:Mark Shield

Round 2

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Newcastle Jets vQueensland Roar
1 September 2006Newcastle Jets2–3Queensland RoarEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Bridge 40'
Gibson 25' (o.g.)
Lynch 88'
Okon 38' (o.g.)
Reinaldo 5'
Attendance: 7,276
Referee: Angelo Nardi
New Zealand Knights vAdelaide United
2 September 2006New Zealand Knights1–0Adelaide UnitedNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Buari 84'Attendance: 4,100
Referee:Peter Green
Melbourne Victory vSydney FC
2 September 2006Melbourne Victory3–2Sydney FCTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Muscat 11' (pen.)
Allsopp 8',51'
Vargas 84' (o.g.)
Fyfe 18'
Attendance: 39,730
Referee:Mark Shield
Perth Glory vCentral Coast Mariners
3 September 2006Perth Glory2–0Central Coast MarinersMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Young 81'
Colosimo 52'
Attendance: 7,229
Referee: Craig Zetter

Round 3

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Adelaide United vNewcastle Jets
8 September 2006Adelaide United5–1Newcastle JetsHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Durante 65' (o.g.)
Qu 28'
Cornthwaite 19'
Rech 8',73'
Bridge 52'Attendance: 8,785
Referee:Mark Shield
Central Coast Mariners vQueensland Roar
9 September 2006Central Coast Mariners0–0Queensland RoarBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Attendance: 4,644
Referee:Peter O'Leary
New Zealand Knights vMelbourne Victory
10 September 2006New Zealand Knights0–3Melbourne VictoryNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Muscat 35'
Thompson 22'
Allsopp 9'
Attendance: 2,071
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Perth Glory vSydney FC
10 September 2006Perth Glory1–1Sydney FCMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Coyne 69'Petrovski 36'Attendance: 7,229
Referee:Simon Przydacz

Round 4

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Queensland Roar vNew Zealand Knights
15 September 2006Queensland Roar5–0New Zealand KnightsSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Milicic 80'
Lynch 72'
Reinaldo 55' (pen.)
McKay 7',86'
Attendance: 15,517
Referee:Mark Shield
Adelaide United vPerth Glory
16 September 2006Adelaide United3–0Perth GloryHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Dodd 34'
Rech 14',50'
Attendance: 11,474
Referee:Peter O'Leary
Sydney FC vNewcastle Jets
17 September 2006Sydney FC2–2Newcastle JetsAussie Stadium,Sydney
Zdrillic 38'
Corica 33' (pen.)
Rodriguez 45',62'Attendance: 15,488
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Melbourne Victory vCentral Coast Mariners
17 September 2006Melbourne Victory1–0Central Coast MarinersOlympic Park Stadium,Melbourne
Thompson 51'Attendance: 17,617
Referee: Angelo Nardi

Round 5

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New Zealand Knights vSydney FC
21 September 2006New Zealand Knights0–1Sydney FCNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Rudan 58'Attendance: 2,764
Referee:Ben Williams
Queensland Roar vAdelaide United
22 September 2006Queensland Roar0–0Adelaide UnitedSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Attendance: 16,143
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Central Coast Mariners vNewcastle Jets
23 September 2006Central Coast Mariners1–1Newcastle JetsBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Hutchinson 12'Griffiths 84'Attendance: 8,439
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Perth Glory vMelbourne Victory
24 September 2006Perth Glory1–2Melbourne VictoryMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Tarka 90'Muscat 72' (pen.)
Caceres 54'
Attendance: 7,983
Referee:Peter Green

Round 6

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New Zealand Knights vCentral Coast Mariners
28 September 2006New Zealand Knights0–1Central Coast MarinersNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Kwasnik 85' (pen.)Attendance: 1,632
Referee:Peter O'Leary
Newcastle Jets vPerth Glory
29 September 2006Newcastle Jets0–3Perth GloryEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Harnwell 83'
Young 44',90'
Attendance: 7,961
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Melbourne Victory vQueensland Roar
1 October 2006Melbourne Victory4–1Queensland RoarTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Allsopp 82'
Muscat 22' (pen.),56' (pen.)
Fred 11'
Milicic 16'Attendance: 25,921
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Adelaide United vSydney FC
2 October 2006Adelaide United1–4Sydney FCHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Burns 54'Carbone 85'
Petrovski 80'
Dodd 57' (o.g.)
Zadkovich 36'
Attendance: 15,119
Referee:Mark Shield

Round 7

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Adelaide United vCentral Coast Mariners
6 October 2006Adelaide United3–1Central Coast MarinersHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Burns 90'
Rees 58'
Veart 25'
Mori 38'Attendance: 10,493
Referee:Ben Williams
Perth Glory vNew Zealand Knights
6 October 2006Perth Glory1–0New Zealand KnightsMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Young 37'Attendance: 7,309
Referee: Craig Zetter
Sydney FC vQueensland Roar
8 October 2006Sydney FC1–1Queensland RoarAussie Stadium,Sydney
Ceccoli 45'Dilevski 15'Attendance: 17,274
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Newcastle Jets vMelbourne Victory
8 October 2006Newcastle Jets0–2Melbourne VictoryEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Allsopp 69',90'Attendance: 4,635
Referee:Peter Green

Round 8

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Central Coast Mariners vSydney FC
13 October 2006Central Coast Mariners3–1Sydney FCBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Mori 52',90'
O'Grady 40'
Carbone 12'Attendance: 11,567
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Newcastle Jets vNew Zealand Knights
14 October 2006Newcastle Jets3–0New Zealand KnightsEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Rodriguez 90+1'
Musialik 86'
North 72'
Attendance: 5,275
Referee:Peter Green
Melbourne Victory vAdelaide United
15 October 2006Melbourne Victory0–1Adelaide UnitedTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Owens 83'Attendance: 32,368
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Perth Glory vQueensland Roar
15 October 2006Perth Glory1–2Queensland RoarMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Young 2'Vidosic 53'
Milicic 14'
Attendance: 9,978
Referee:Ben Williams

Round 9

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Central Coast Mariners vPerth Glory
20 October 2006Central Coast Mariners2–1Perth GloryBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Pondeljak 2',87'Despotovski 58'Attendance: 8,496
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Sydney FC vMelbourne Victory
21 October 2006Sydney FC1–2Melbourne VictoryAussie Stadium,Sydney
Corica 9'Thompson 50',73'Attendance: 20,881
Referee:Mark Shield
Queensland Roar vNewcastle Jets
22 October 2006Queensland Roar0–1Newcastle JetsSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Coveny 34'Attendance: 16,061
Referee:Peter O'Leary
Adelaide United vNew Zealand Knights
22 October 2006Adelaide United4–2New Zealand KnightsHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Dodd 84'
Petta 56'
Veart 36'
Burns 23'
van Dommele 71' (o.g.)
Hickey 65'
Attendance: 11,600
Referee: Angelo Nardi

Round 10

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New Zealand Knights vMelbourne Victory
27 October 2006New Zealand Knights0–4Melbourne VictoryNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Allsopp 72'
Caceres 59'
Thompson 57'
Fred 9'
Attendance: 2,357
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Newcastle Jets vAdelaide United
27 October 2006Newcastle Jets2–1Adelaide UnitedEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Carle 90'
Coveny 26'
Veart 37' (pen.)Attendance: 10,895
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Queensland Roar vCentral Coast Mariners
28 October 2006Queensland Roar1–1Central Coast MarinersSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Reinaldo 49'Mori 21'Attendance: 13,727
Referee:Mark Shield
Sydney FC vPerth Glory
29 October 2006Sydney FC1–1Perth GloryAussie Stadium,Sydney
Zdrillic 15'Glavas 75'Attendance: 12,316
Referee:Ben Williams

Round 11

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Melbourne Victory vCentral Coast Mariners
3 November 2006Melbourne Victory3–3Central Coast MarinersTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Allsopp 4',68'
Thompson 10'
McMaster 6'
Petrie 11'
Kwasnik 23' (pen.)
Attendance: 28,118
Referee:Peter Green
Newcastle Jets vSydney FC
4 November 2006Newcastle Jets1–1Sydney FCEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Brown 86'Zdrillic 14'Attendance: 8,493
Referee:Mark Shield
Adelaide United vPerth Glory
5 November 2006Adelaide United3–2Perth GloryHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Veart 8'
Owens 24'
Kemp 57'
Saric 14'
Despotovski 45+2'
Attendance: 11,032
Referee:Matthew Breeze
New Zealand Knights vQueensland Roar
5 November 2006New Zealand Knights1–0Queensland RoarNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Ognenovski 7' (o.g.)Attendance: 2,675
Referee: Craig Zetter

Round 12

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Melbourne Victory vPerth Glory
9 November 2006Melbourne Victory1–0Perth GloryTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Brebner 88'Attendance: 22,890
Referee: Craig Zetter
Sydney FC vNew Zealand Knights
10 November 2006Sydney FC4–0New Zealand KnightsAussie Stadium,Sydney
Petrovski 37',53'
Zdrillic 65'
Carney 89'
Attendance: 9,871
Referee: Angelo Nardi
Queensland Roar vAdelaide United
11 November 2006Queensland Roar0–1Adelaide UnitedSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Dodd 62'Attendance: 14,154
Referee:Ben Williams
Newcastle Jets vCentral Coast Mariners
11 November 2006Newcastle Jets3–1Central Coast MarinersEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Bridge 6'
Carle 17'
Rodriguez 79'
Mori 40'Attendance: 14,026
Referee:Matthew Breeze

Round 13

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Queensland Roar vMelbourne Victory
17 November 2006Queensland Roar0–2Melbourne VictorySuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Packer 18' (o.g.)
Thompson 46'
Attendance: 14,797
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Perth Glory vNewcastle Jets
18 November 2006Perth Glory2–1Newcastle JetsMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Harnwell 38'
Glavaš 90+4'
Carle 77' (pen.)Attendance: 7,315
Referee: Angelo Nardi
New Zealand Knights vCentral Coast Mariners
19 November 2006New Zealand Knights0–2Central Coast MarinersNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Mori 65'
Mrdja 90+5'
Attendance: 2,139
Referee:Peter Green
Sydney FC vAdelaide United
19 November 2006Sydney FC2–1Adelaide UnitedAussie Stadium,Sydney
Talay 15' (pen.)
Rudan 22'
Aloisi 9'Attendance: 14,308
Referee:Matthew Breeze

Round 14

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Sydney FC vQueensland Roar
24 November 2006Sydney FC3–0Queensland RoarAussie Stadium,Sydney
Talay 23' (pen.)
Corica 64'
Middleby 89'
Attendance: 12,718
Referee:Ben Williams
Central Coast Mariners vAdelaide United
25 November 2006Central Coast Mariners2–0Adelaide UnitedBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Kwasnik 55'
Petrie 59'
Attendance: 13,119
Referee:Mark Shield
Perth Glory vNew Zealand Knights
26 November 2006Perth Glory4–1New Zealand KnightsMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Harnwell 10',42',60'
Despotovski 83'
Hickey 3'Attendance: 6,251
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Melbourne Victory vNewcastle Jets
26 November 2006Melbourne Victory0–1Newcastle JetsTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Rodriguez 61'Attendance: 27,753
Referee:Matthew Breeze

Round 15

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Adelaide United vMelbourne Victory
1 December 2006Adelaide United1–3Melbourne VictoryHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Fernando 42'Muscat 16' (pen.)
Allsopp 61'
Fred 86'
Attendance: 16,378
Referee:Mark Shield
Queensland Roar vPerth Glory
2 December 2006Queensland Roar1–0Perth GlorySuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
McKay 80'Attendance: 11,237
Referee: Craig Zetter
New Zealand Knights vNewcastle Jets
3 December 2006New Zealand Knights1–1Newcastle JetsNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Marcina 29' (pen.)Griffiths 13'Attendance: 2,039
Referee:Peter O’Leary
Central Coast Mariners vSydney FC
3 December 2006Central Coast Mariners0–0Sydney FCBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Attendance: 12,457
Referee:Matthew Breeze

Round 16

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Queensland Roar vNewcastle Jets
7 December 2006Queensland Roar0–3Newcastle JetsSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Bridge 9',77'
Griffiths 53'
Attendance: 10,040
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Melbourne Victory vSydney FC
8 December 2006Melbourne Victory0–0Sydney FCTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Attendance: 50,333
Referee:Mark Shield
Central Coast Mariners vPerth Glory
10 December 2006Central Coast Mariners1–0Perth GloryBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Kwasnik 12'Attendance: 8,089
Referee:Peter O’Leary
Adelaide United vNew Zealand Knights
10 December 2006Adelaide United1–1New Zealand KnightsHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Owens 72'Gao 18'Attendance: 11,548
Referee: Angelo Nardi

Round 17

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Sydney FC vPerth Glory
14 December 2006Sydney FC1–0Perth GloryAussie Stadium,Sydney
Brosque 80'Attendance: 11,816
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Adelaide United vNewcastle Jets
15 December 2006Adelaide United3–2Newcastle JetsHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Romário 15'
Fernando 60'
Owens 78'
Bridge 59'
Thompson 67'
Attendance: 12,214
Referee:Mark Shield
Central Coast Mariners vQueensland Roar
16 December 2006Central Coast Mariners2–3Queensland RoarBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Kwasnik 29' (pen.),77' (pen.)Griffin 40'
Vidosic 63',80'
Attendance: 7,132
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Melbourne Victory vNew Zealand Knights
17 December 2006Melbourne Victory4–0New Zealand KnightsOlympic Park Stadium,Melbourne
Allsopp 35',45'
Caceres 39'
Thompson 45+3'
Attendance: 15,563
Referee: Angelo Nardi

Round 18

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Perth Glory vAdelaide United
28 December 2006Perth Glory0–0Adelaide UnitedMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Attendance: 8,226
Referee:Ben Williams
New Zealand Knights vQueensland Roar
29 December 2006New Zealand Knights3–1Queensland RoarNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Tambouras 14'
Emblen 52'
Marcina 56'
Milicic 80'Attendance: 1,903
Referee:Peter O’Leary
Central Coast Mariners vMelbourne Victory
31 December 2006Central Coast Mariners1–2Melbourne VictoryBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Kwasnik 52'Fred 23'
Thompson 26'
Attendance: 15404
Referee:Mark Shield
Newcastle Jets vSydney FC
1 January 2007Newcastle Jets0–2Sydney FCEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Brosque 46'
Petrovski 90+1'
Attendance: 20,980
Referee:Matthew Breeze

Round 19

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Adelaide United vQueensland Roar
4 January 2007Adelaide United0–1Queensland RoarHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Reinaldo 52'Attendance: 10,435
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Newcastle Jets vCentral Coast Mariners
5 January 2007Newcastle Jets1–0Central Coast MarinersEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Rodriguez 25'Attendance: 14,828
Referee:Mark Shield
Sydney FC vNew Zealand Knights
7 January 2007Sydney FC0–1New Zealand KnightsAussie Stadium,Sydney
Bunce 16'Attendance: 16,040
Referee:Simon Przydacz
Perth Glory vMelbourne Victory
7 January 2007Perth Glory2–2Melbourne VictoryMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Harnwell 29'
Byrnes 43' (o.g.)
Sarkies 58',76'Attendance: 6,462
Referee:Peter Green

Round 20

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Central Coast Mariners vNew Zealand Knights
11 January 2007Central Coast Mariners0–0New Zealand KnightsBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Attendance: 10,637
Referee:Ben Williams
Melbourne Victory vQueensland Roar
12 January 2006Melbourne Victory1–2Queensland RoarTelstra Dome,Melbourne
Thompson 79'Mori 18'
Vidosic 90+2'
Attendance: 28,937
Referee:Mark Shield
Adelaide United vSydney FC
14 January 2007Adelaide United1–0Sydney FCHindmarsh Stadium,Adelaide
Fernando 89'Attendance: 14,704
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Perth Glory vNewcastle Jets
14 January 2007Perth Glory3–3Newcastle JetsMembers Equity Stadium,Perth
Colosimo 43' (pen.)
Harnwell 78'
Magdic 81'
Carle 12'
Griffiths 90+1',90+4'
Attendance: 7,904
Referee:Simon Przydacz

Round 21

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Newcastle Jets vMelbourne Victory
19 January 2007Newcastle Jets4–0Melbourne VictoryEnergyAustralia Stadium,Newcastle
Bridge 36',48'
Coveny 51'
Griffiths 73'
Attendance: 19,601
Referee:Matthew Breeze
Queensland Roar vSydney FC
20 January 2007Queensland Roar1–1Sydney FCSuncorp Stadium,Brisbane
Mori 20'Brosque 13'Attendance: 32,371
Referee:Mark Shield
New Zealand Knights vPerth Glory
21 January 2007New Zealand Knights2–0Perth GloryNorth Harbour Stadium,Auckland
Emblen 32'
Buari 40'
Attendance: 4,936
Referee:Kevin Docherty
Central Coast Mariners vAdelaide United
21 January 2007Central Coast Mariners1–3Adelaide UnitedBluetongue Stadium,Gosford
Pondeljak 77'Burns 10',49',66'Attendance: 8,128
Referee:Simon Przydacz

Finals series

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Melbourne Victory celebrating their 2007 A-League Grand Final victory.
SemifinalsPreliminary finalFinal
2Adelaide United0111Melbourne Victory6
1Melbourne Victory0222Adelaide United0
2Adelaide United(p)1 (4)
3Newcastle Jets1 (3)
4Sydney FC202
3Newcastle Jets123

Semi-finals

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Sydney FC2–1Newcastle Jets
Attendance: 21,112
Referee:Peter Green
Newcastle Jets2–0Sydney FC
Attendance: 24,338

Newcastle Jets won 3–2 on aggregate.

Adelaide United0–0Melbourne Victory
Attendance: 15,575
Melbourne Victory2–1Adelaide United
Attendance: 47,413
Referee:Mark Shield

Melbourne Victory won 2–1 on aggregate.

Preliminary Final

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Adelaide United1–1 (a.e.t.)Newcastle Jets
Penalties
4–3
Attendance: 13,798

Grand Final

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Melbourne Victory6–0Adelaide United
Attendance: 55,436
Referee:Mark Shield

TheAsian Football Confederation announced on 21 November 2006 thatAdelaide United andSydney FC would represent Australia in the2007 AFC Champions League. Despite an appeal by theFootball Federation Australia, it was determined that the2005–06 A-League premiers and champions would qualify and not those from the current season.[24]

The AFC also indicated that the qualification arrangements would not be reviewed prior to 2009. The FFA have indicated that the premiers and champions of A-League 2006–07 will qualify for the2008 AFC Champions League – establishing a precedent of maintaining a one-year lag between qualification and participation.

Season statistics

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Leading goalscorers

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RankPlayerTeamGoals
1AustraliaArchie ThompsonMelbourne Victory15
2AustraliaDaniel AllsoppMelbourne Victory12
3AustraliaDamian MoriCentral Coast Mariners (6), Queensland Roar (2)8
AustraliaMark BridgeNewcastle Jets
5AustraliaAdam KwasnikCentral Coast Mariners7
AustraliaJamie HarnwellPerth Glory

Most yellow cards

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RankPlayerTeamYellow Cards
1AustraliaAdrian LeijerMelbourne Victory7
2AustraliaNick CarleNewcastle Jets6
AustraliaAndrew DuranteNewcastle Jets
4AustraliaKevin MuscatMelbourne Victory5
Northern IrelandTerry McFlynnSydney FC
AustraliaSimon ColosimoPerth Glory

Attendances

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TeamHostedAverageHighLowTotal
Melbourne Victory1127,72850,33315,563305,011
Queensland Roar1016,46532,37110,040164,653
Sydney FC1014,99920,8819,871149,986
Adelaide United1112,16216,3788,785133,782
Newcastle Jets1011,44220,9804,635114,420
Central Coast Mariners119,82815,4044,644108,112
Perth Glory107,6719,9786,25176,709
New Zealand Knights113,0147,3041,63233,156
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League total8412,92750,3331,6321,085,829

Highest attendances

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Awards

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The 2007 A-League Awards ceremony was held on 27 February 2007.[25]

AwardWinnerClub
Johnny Warren MedalAustraliaNick CarleNewcastle Jets
Young Footballer of the YearAustraliaAdrian LeijerMelbourne Victory
Golden Boot AwardAustraliaDanny AllsoppMelbourne Victory
Goalkeeper of the YearAustraliaMichael TheoklitosMelbourne Victory
Coach of the YearScotlandErnie MerrickMelbourne Victory
Fair Play AwardPerth Glory
Referee of the YearAustraliaMark Shield

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Wilkinson replaced Spencer as captain mid-season
  2. ^Yorke was released from his marquee deal early by Sydney FC to joinSunderland in September 2006.[20]

References

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  1. ^"Historic deal for football". 26 April 2006. Archived fromthe original on 25 August 2006.
  2. ^"Football's new kick-start".The Sydney Morning Herald. 26 August 2006.[dead link]
  3. ^"Version 2.0 launched". 25 August 2006. Archived fromthe original on 7 July 2012.
  4. ^"Eastern promise arrives right on Qu".The Sydney Morning Herald. 15 July 2005.The 30-year-old Chinese international, who has the potential to be one of the stars of the new A-League as Adelaide United's marquee signing...
  5. ^"Dodd Gets The Nod As Skipper".FTBL. 31 July 2008.Ross Aloisi taking over as the club's first Hyundai A-League captain and then Valkanis acquiring the role prior to the 2007/08 season.
  6. ^"Vidmar announces retirement".ABC News. 14 February 2008.Vidmar joined the Mariners as a marquee signing in the 2006-07 season
  7. ^"Mariners announce soccer captain".The Sydney Morning Herald. 15 April 2005.
  8. ^"Captain Wilkinson promoted to Centurion".Central Coast Mariners.Football Federation Australia. 8 February 2011.Wilkinson took the captain-s armband from an injured Noel Spencer late in the second season of the Hyundai A-League
  9. ^Lynch, Michael (30 April 2016)."Archie Thompson should play on after leaving Melbourne Victory".The Sydney Morning Herald.As Victory's inauguaral marquee signing...
  10. ^"Archie Thompson, Adrian Leijer sign new deals with Melbourne Victory".The Guardian. 2 May 2014.Victory's first ever signing, and scorer, will join up with new marquee Besart Berisha next season, after agreeing a new deal with the club that takes him inside the salary cap
  11. ^"Kevin Muscat appointed as new Melbourne Victory coach".The Guardian. 31 October 2013.Phoenix's Ernie Merrick was the Victory's inaugural coach and Muscat the club's inaugural captain
  12. ^"Victory youngster in line for debut".The Sydney Morning Herald. 6 January 2007.Scottish midfielder Grant Brebner will captain the side in the absence of captain Muscat and vice-captain Thompson.
  13. ^"SOCCER: Knights stars face cream of the Bay".The New Zealand Herald. 15 June 2006.Knights unveil their marquee signing for the 2006/07 season. Son of the legendary Archie Gemmill, [Scot Gemmill]
  14. ^"Mariners escape with controversial win".ABC News. 28 September 2006....from New Zealand captain Darren Bazeley...
  15. ^abRoach, Stewart (7 June 2006)."Easy come, easy go: Okon signs for Jets as captain Zelic quits".The Sydney Morning Herald.
  16. ^Cockerill, Michael (14 December 2006)."Sydney stars on the radar as Smith goes Glory seeking".The Sydney Morning Herald.One player who will still be at the Glory next season is marquee signing Stan Lazaridis
  17. ^"Harnwell named Glory captain".The Sydney Morning Herald. 6 May 2005.
  18. ^"Roar name inaugural captain".ABC News. 3 May 2005.A-League club Queensland Roar have named Chad Gibson as their inaugural captain...
  19. ^"Yorke goes Down Under".The Guardian. 30 June 2005.The former Manchester United, Aston Villa, Blackburn and Birmingham striker is Sydney's marquee player
  20. ^"Yorke confirms Sunderland move".The Sydney Morning Herald. 1 September 2006.
  21. ^"Long time coming for Rudan".The World Game.SBS. 2 March 2006.
  22. ^"Butcher blows stack after star floored, Rudan sent off".The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 September 2006.a 14th-minute send-off of Sydney captain Mark Rudan...
  23. ^"A-League Pre-Season Schedule Confirmed". 1 June 2006. Archived fromthe original on 30 August 2006.
  24. ^"AFC confirm Sydney and Adelaide". 21 November 2006. Archived fromthe original on 18 May 2011.
  25. ^Nick Carle takes out Johnny Warren MedalArchived 17 June 2011 at theWayback Machine,A-League, 27 February 2007.

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