A-League 2011-2012

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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Active clubs 3 Non active clubs 4 Tables 2011/12 4.1 Table after round 26 4.2 Tables after all rounds 5 Timetable 2011/12 5.1 Matches at round 26 5.2 Matches at Final 1 5.3 Matches at Final 2 5.4 Matches at Final 3 5.5 Matches at Grand Final 5.6 Timetable for all matches 6 See also

Introduction

The A-League is the first league of the Australian football. Football is to be seen here in the sense of soccer. Because of the interests of the sponsor, the league is also called Hyundai A-League. The new season started at the 8th of October 2011. Due to respect for other sports final matches of the AFL and NRL the start date was replaced from August to October.

Active clubs

Club	Town	Founded	Stadion	Seats	Winner
Adelaide United FC	Adelaide, South Australia	2003	Hindmarsh Stadium	17.000	2005/06
Brisbane Roar FC	Brisbane, Queensland	1957	Suncorp Stadium	52.500	2010/11
Central Coast Mariners FC	Gosford, NSW	2004	Central Coast Stadium	20.119	2007/08
Gold Coast United	Gold Coast, Queensland	2008	Skilled Park	27.400
Melbourne Heart FC	Melbourne, Victoria	2008	AAMI Park	30.050
Melbourne Victory FC	Melbourne, Victoria	2004	Telstra Dome	56.347	2006/07 2008/09
Newcastle Jets FC	Newcastle, NSW	2000	EnergyAustralia Stadium	26.164
Perth Glory FC	Perth, Western Australia	1996	nib Stadium (formerly knows as: ME Bank Stadium)	17.288
Sydney FC	Sydney, NSW	2004	Sydney Football Stadium	45.500	2009/10
Wellington Phoenix FC	Wellington (New Zealand)	2007	Westpac Stadium	34.500

Non active clubs

This clubs take no part at this season. But they took pate in the past or were on discussion for the future.

Club	Town	Founded	Terminated	Information
North Queensland Fury	Townsville, Queensland	2008	2011	No participation for the first time at season 2011/12
Sydney Rovers	Sydney, NSW	2009		Since foundation no participation at the A-League Planned to be in 2011 (Text only available in German!)

Tables 2011/12

Table after round 26

Rank	Club	Matches	Goals	Points
1	Central Coast Mariners FC	27	40:15	51
2	Brisbane Roar FC	27	50:28	49
3	Perth Glory FC	27	40:35	43
4	Wellington Phoenix FC	27	34:32	40
5	Sydney FC	27	37:42	38
6	Melbourne Heart FC	27	35:34	37
7	Newcastle Jets FC	27	38:41	35
8	Melbourne Victory FC	27	35:43	29
9	Adelaide United FC	27	26:44	25
10	Gold Coast United	27	30:42	21

→ Matches at round 26

Tables after all rounds

→ Tables after all rounds

Timetable 2011/12

All time information are given in EDT (Eastern Daylight Time).
(It is UTC plus 11 hours.)

Matches at round 26

Date	Time	Host	Guest	Result
23.03.2012	20:00	Adelaide United FC	Melbourne Heart FC	1:1
24.03.2012	21:30	Perth Glory FC	Melbourne Victory FC	4:2
25.03.2012	14:00	Wellington Phoenix FC	Central Coast Mariners FC	1:2
25.03.2012	16:00	Sydney FC	Newcastle Jets FC	3:2
25.03.2012	18:30	Gold Coast United	Brisbane Roar FC	1:2

→ Table after round 26

Matches at Final 1

Date	Time	Host	Guest	Result
31.03.2012		Brisbane Roar FC	Central Coast Mariners FC	2:0
08.04.2012		Central Coast Mariners FC	Brisbane Roar FC	2:3

→ Table after Final 1

Matches at Final 2

Date	Time	Host	Guest	Result
07.04.2012		Perth Glory FC	Wellington Phoenix FC	2:0

→ Table after Final 2

Matches at Final 3

Date	Time	Host	Guest	Result
14.04.2012		Central Coast Mariners FC	Perth Glory FC	3:5

→ Table after Final 3

Matches at Grand Final

No data available.

All time information are given in EDT (Eastern Daylight Time).
(It is UTC plus 11 hours.)

Timetable for all matches

→ Timetable for all matches

See also

• A-League 2011/12 in the Forum
• Timetable
• Tables of results
• Sport main article in the Wiki
• Information about the EDT timezone