Melbourne City FC
Melbourne City Football Club is a participant in the Hyundai A-League, an Australian major domestic competition. The Club, formerly known as Melbourne Heart FC was established in 2009. It is the result of a vision to create an inclusive community-based football team that celebrates culture through football.
In 2014, the Club was renamed Melbourne City FC. The Club is now entirely owned and operated in whole by City Football Group (CFG). It plays its home matches in the 30,000-capacity AAMI Park stadium, Melbourne. The Club won the FFA Cup, its first men’s silverware in November 2016, here. Erick Mombaerts manages the Club. The Club’s administrative base and training centre are located in Melbourne, on the campus La Trobe University.
The City Football Academy Melbourne has two new pitches for Melbourne’s first team, two youth and women’s teams pitches, extensive office space, and dedicated community pitches. It boasts world-class sports science and medical facilities. CFG’s Asia Pacific Centre is also located here. It is also the training and administrative center for Melbourne City Women’s FC. This club was founded in 2015. They play in the W-League, which is the highest division of women’s soccer Australia has to offer.
Melbourne City Women
Melbourne City FC launched its first Westfield W-League campaign after Football Federation Australia approved the Club’s May 2015 application for entry into the domestic women’s competition.
Their first season ended with a 100% record. They won 12 consecutive league matches and clinched the Premier’s Plate. The team also secured a historic double when they won the 2016 Grand Final.
They made history again when they won the Grand Final in 2017. They won their second consecutive victory. Under former City captain Patrick Kisnorbo, the team won a fairytale trio of victories in 2018.
Rado Vidosic, City’s Head Coach, set new records for 2020. They were the first to win four Championship titles in competition-related history.
The Academy Wing of the City Football Academy Melbourne houses the W-League team. It was founded in November 2016.
Information about Melbourne City FC’s youth team
Melbourne City FC participates in Australia’s youth and reserve leagues. It was also part of the National Youth League. The league runs in conjunction with A-League, which runs from October through March.
The Club won the 2014/15 season in dramatic circumstances by scoring more goals than the opposition on the last day. City was awarded its second youth title after three years, with a thrilling final. City won 3-2 over Sydney FC thanks to Braedyn Crowley’s double and a late winner.
National Premier Leagues
The inaugural National Premier Leagues 1 campaign of Melbourne City FC began in April 2015. From April to September, the Club’s Foxtel National Youth League team competes.
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