The1900Victorian Football Association season was the 24th season of theAustralian rules football competition. The premiership was won by theFootscray Football Club; it was the third premiership in the club's history, and the third in a sequence of three premierships won consecutively from 1898 to 1900.

The size of the association increased from eight teams to nine in 1899, with theEssendon Town Football Club joining the association. Essendon Town was newly established as a senior club in March 1900,^[1] and played its matches at theEssendon Cricket Ground – distinguishing it from the existingEssendon Football Club (formerly in the Association but now competing in theLeague), which played its home matches at theEast Melbourne Cricket Ground, approximately six miles away from Essendon. Like its league counterpart, Essendon Town wore black and red uniforms. Brunswick, which until this season had worn black and red uniforms, changed to black and white uniforms.^[2]

The premiership was decided on the basis of the best record across sixteen rostered matches, with each club playing the others twice.

• The leading goalkicker for the season was Daily ofFootscray, who kicked 34 goals.^[3]

• On 30 June,Brunswick forfeited its away match againstWilliamstown after club officials forgot to bring the players' uniforms to the game; Williamstown won the match in awalkover, taking the field and scoring a single goal against no opposition as a formality.^[4] It was subsequently decided not to award the match to Williamstown as a walkover, and the match was rescheduled for 8 September, the Saturday after the end of the season; but as the game could have no bearing on the final placings, Brunswick opted to forfeit once again.^[3]
• On 15 September, premiersFootscray played against a combined Association team at theNorth Melbourne Recreation Reserve, for the benefit of the family of deceased North Melbourne committeeman Frank Mitchell. The combined Association team 8.13 (61) defeated Footscray 3.6 (24).^[5]

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