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Melbourne City

Melbourne City

AustraliaA-LeagueEst. 2008
2026/27ONGOING
A. VidmarAAMI Park · Melbourne · 30,050
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 Victory4-13
10Newcastle Jets4-42
11Central Coast Mariners4-52
12Adelaide United3-51

About Melbourne City

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

A. Nabbout leads Melbourne City's scoring in league play with 2 goals this season. Awer Mabil and Matheus Rossetto have also chipped in with 1 each.

E. Marcondes is the chief creator with 2 assists this season. J. Cascante has also chipped in with 2 assists, while Kavian Rahmani has added 1 assist.

Melbourne City sit 4th in the A-League with 7 points from 4 matches (2W 1D 1L) and a goal difference of 0.

Recent results for Melbourne City:

Upcoming fixtures for Melbourne City:

Two of Melbourne City's next five are at home, against Melbourne Victory and Auckland; they travel to Macarthur, Perth Glory and Central Coast Mariners.

Melbourne City's squad consists of 27 players. Goalkeepers: M. Freke (Australia), J. Nieuwenhuizen (Australia), J. Benfield. Defenders: H. Delbridge (Australia), Besian Kutleshi, J. Necovski, M. Baker, Nathaniel Atkinson (Australia), Aziz Behich (Australia), L. Bonetig (Australia), J. Cascante (Costa Rica), P. Antoniou (Australia). Midfielders: L. Wong (Australia), Awer Mabil (Australia), Q. Macnicol (Australia), M. Memeti (Australia), Kavian Rahmani (Australia), E. Marcondes (Denmark), L. Demuth. Forwards: A. Gerald, R. Ballah, Max Caputo (Australia), T. Kanamori (Japan), Mathew Leckie (Australia), B. Mazzeo, A. Nabbout (Australia), B. Baker.

A. Vidmar is the current head coach of Melbourne City.

Melbourne City play their home matches at AAMI Park in Melbourne, which has a capacity of 30,050. The club was founded in 2008.

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