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Perth Glory

Perth Glory

AustraliaA-LeagueEst. 1995
2026/27ONGOING
Adam David GriffithsHBF Park · Perth · 20,500
History

Season 2026/27

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1Wellington Phoenix4+610
2Sydney4+37
3Brisbane Roar3+27
4Melbourne City407
5Perth Glory4+36
6Western Sydney Wanderers4+25
7Macarthur405
8Auckland4-15
9Melbourne Victory3-12
10Newcastle Jets4-42
11Central Coast Mariners4-52
12Adelaide United2-50

About Perth Glory

Perth Glory is a football club based in Perth, Australia playing their home matches at HBF Park. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the A-League table.

Jaiden Kucharski leads Perth Glory's scoring in league play with 3 goals this season. M. Ellis has contributed 2 goals, while T. Lawrence has added 1 goal.

Sam Sutton is the chief creator with 1 assist this season. Jaiden Kucharski and W. Freney have also chipped in with 1 each.

Perth Glory sit 5th in the A-League with 6 points from 4 matches (2W 0D 2L) and a goal difference of +3.

Recent results for Perth Glory:

Upcoming fixtures for Perth Glory:

One of Perth Glory's next five are at home, against Melbourne City; they travel to Central Coast Mariners, Western Sydney Wanderers, Sydney and Brisbane Roar.

Perth Glory's squad consists of 28 players. Goalkeepers: Daniel Solsky (Australia), M. Sutton (Australia), R. Warner. Defenders: L. Jackson (Australia), M. Dench, Riley Foxe, M. Ellis (New Zealand), Brian Kaltak (Vanuatu), A. Lebib (Australia), T. Kuzamba (Australia), C. Deng, Nikola Pavic, Sam Sutton (New Zealand), C. Cook (Australia). Midfielders: O. Evans, W. Freney (Australia), Calem Nieuwenhof (Australia), Lucas Scicluna (Australia), Stefan Colakovski (North Macedonia), Jaiden Kucharski (Australia), J. O'Shea (Republic of Ireland), Giovanni De Abreu. Forwards: Anthony Didulica, S. Despotovski (Australia), Henry Hore (Australia), T. Lawrence (Wales), P. Jacobsz, S. Kukucka.

Adam David Griffiths is the current head coach of Perth Glory.

Perth Glory play their home matches at HBF Park in Perth, which has a capacity of 20,500. The club was founded in 1995.

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