2009–10 A-League National Youth League

A-League National Youth League 2009–10
League A-League National Youth League 2009–10
Sport Association football
Duration 2009 – 2010
Number of teams 9
A-League National Youth League season
Champions Gold Coast United
Premiers Central Coast Mariners
Top scorer

Chris Harold (16 goals)

Francesco Monterosso (17 goals) (A League contracted player)

The 2009–10 A-League National Youth League season was the second season of the Australian A-League National Youth League soccer competition. Like the previous season, the season ran alongside the 2009–10 A-League season. The 2009–10 season saw an expansion to nine teams with newcomers Gold Coast United and Australian Institute of Sport.[1]

Regular season

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Central Coast Mariners Academy 24 12 8 4 48 34 +14 44 Qualification to Finals Series
2 Perth Glory Youth 24 13 4 7 39 35 +4 43
3 Adelaide United Youth 24 10 10 4 50 37 +13 40
4 Gold Coast United Youth (C) 24 10 9 5 54 37 +17 39
5 Sydney FC Youth 24 11 6 7 43 33 +10 39
6 Melbourne Victory Youth 24 7 8 9 36 37 −1 29
7 Newcastle Jets Youth 24 8 3 13 36 48 −12 27
8 Brisbane Roar Youth 24 5 5 14 38 58 −20 20
9 AIS Football Program 24 3 5 16 32 57 −25 14
Updated to match(es) played on 7 March 2010. Source:
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion.

Home and away season

The 2009–10 A-League National Youth League season was played over 27 rounds, followed by a finals series.[2]

Round 1

12 September 2009
Newcastle Jets 3 – 2 Brisbane Roar
Naidovski  (63)
Balderson  24' 		Report[4] Vrbesic  55'
Smits  84'

Round 2

18 September 2009
Brisbane Roar 3 – 1 Perth Glory
Hesketh  9' (o.g.)
McVey  43', 68' 		Report[7] Boi  13'
Goodwin Park

18 September 2009
Adelaide United 3 – 3 Melbourne Victory
Wooding  23'
Allwright  51'
Shin  72' 		Report[8] Behich  34'
Demo  83'
Pace  90+3'

19 September 2009
Central Coast Mariners 3 – 3 Gold Coast United
Kwasnik  21'
Nikas  38', 90+2' (pen.) 		Report[9] Way  9'
Harold  54', 69'

20 September 2009
Sydney FC 2 – 0 Newcastle Jets
Bulut  71' (pen.), 85' (pen.) Report[10]

Round 3

26 September 2009
Brisbane Roar 0 – 2 Sydney FC
Report[12] Bulut  41', 50'
Goodwin Park

26 September 2009
Australian Institute of Sport 1 – 4 Adelaide United
Antonis  32' Report[13] Barbiero  45+2'
Milovanovic  62'
Kostopolous  74'
Francis  76'
AIS Athletics Track

27 September 2009
Gold Coast United 1 – 1 Melbourne Victory
Harold  52' Report[14] Dugandžić  17'
Southport Tigers

Round 4

3 October 2009
Perth Glory 3 – 2 Australian Institute of Sport
Boi  21'
Buttshire  71', 90' (pen.) 		Report[15] Babalj  5', 32'

3 October 2009
Sydney FC 1 – 3 Central Coast Mariners
Chianese  2' Report[16] Cahill  42'
Mallia  47'
Nikas  51'
Seymour Shaw Park

4 October 2009
Melbourne Victory 1 – 1 Brisbane Roar
Behich  25' Report[17] Bratten  74'
Veneto Club
Attendance: 366

Round 5

9 October 2009
Brisbane Roar 2 – 2 Gold Coast United
McVey  53'
Farina  77' 		Report[19] Barisic  5', 8'
Goodwin Park

10 October 2009
Melbourne Victory 0 – 1 Sydney FC
Report[21] Bulut  87'
Veneto Club

10 October 2009
Central Coast Mariners 2 – 2 Australian Institute of Sport
Mrdja  35'
Nikas  44' 		Report[22] Babalj  40', 42'
Pluim Park

Round 6

17 October 2009
Gold Coast United 4 – 0 Perth Glory
Mebrahtu  13'
Barisic  57'
Halloran  75'
Anderson  85' 		Report[24]
Southport Tigers

Round 7

24 October 2009
Australian Institute of Sport 3 – 4 Perth Glory
Babalj  16'  18'
Matrinovski  75' 		Report[28] Vittiglia  61'  69'  90+4'
Boi  79'
McKellar Park

24 October 2009
Sydney FC 5 – 0 Brisbane Roar
Payne  23'  35'  65'
Bulut  29'
Chianese  75' 		Report[29]
Seymour Shaw Park

25 October 2009
Melbourne Victory 2 – 0 Adelaide United
Elasi  32'  61' Report[30]
Veneto Club

Round 8

31 October 2009
Brisbane Roar 0 – 1 Newcastle Jets
Report[31] Tokdogan  77'

1 November 2009
Central Coast Mariners 2 – 1 Adelaide United
Nikas  30' (pen.)
Forber  88' 		Report[32] M. Mullen  22'
McKellar Park

1 November 2009
Gold Coast United 2 – 1 Australian Institute of Sport
Bevan  43'
Harold  68' 		Report[33] Babalj  27'
Southport Tigers

Round 9

6 November 2009
Adelaide United 2 – 2 Brisbane Roar
Kostopoulos  51'
M. Mullen  56' (pen.) 		Report[35] Farina  22'
Smits  88'

8 November 2009
Melbourne Victory 4 – 1 Central Coast Mariners
Elasi  41'  80'  83'
Behich  77' 		Report[36] Nikas  64' (pen.)
Veneto Club

8 November 2009
Gold Coast United 2 – 0 Sydney FC
Jefferson  8'
Barisić  39' 		Report[37]
Owen Park

Round 10

13 November 2009
Newcastle Jets 0 – 2 Gold Coast United
Report[39] Minniecon  38', 50'
Adamstown Oval

14 November 2009
Adelaide United 4 – 4 Australian Institute of Sport
Monterosso  26'
Cássio  65'
Milovanovic  72'
Pantelis  74' 		Report[41] Ibrahim  11', 87'
Peterson  66'
Martinoski  67'

15 November 2009
Perth Glory 0 – 3 Melbourne Victory
Report[42] Kruse  28', 33'
Elasi  72'
Clipsal Stadium
Referee: Steven Gregory

Round 11

20 November 2009
Adelaide United 3 – 2 Gold Coast United
M. Mullen  20' (pen.)
Monterosso  31'
Sunansky  68' 		Report[43] Wearing  48'
Barasic  79' (pen.)

22 November 2009
Perth Glory 3 – 2 Sydney FC
Dadi  20', 29'
Evans  80' 		Report[45] Payne  38', 64'

22 November 2009
Brisbane Roar 0 – 2 Melbourne Victory
Report[46] Elasi  20' Yabio  88'

Round 12

28 November 2009
Central Coast Mariners 0 – 1 Perth Glory
Report[47] Dadi  77'
Pluim Park

29 November 2009
Australian Institute of Sport 0 – 2 Adelaide United
Report[48] M. Mullen  57'
Hamill  72' (o.g.)
AIS Athletics Track

29 November 2009
Melbourne Victory 0 – 5 Gold Coast United
Report[49] Barisic  25'
Halloran  58'
Harold  73', 77'
Russell  90+2'
Veneto Club

29 November 2009
Sydney FC 1 – 3 Newcastle Jets
Jurman  32' Report[50] Simic  1'
Naidovski  55'
Golec  70' (o.g.)

Round 13

4 December 2009
Adelaide United 5 – 2 Newcastle Jets
Shin  18'
Monterosso  22', 40'
Mullen  31' (pen.)
Allwright  90+2' 		Report[51] Hoffman  63'
Munro  90+4' (o.g.)
Hindmarsh Stadium
Referee: Regis Queffelec

5 December 2009
Sydney FC 2 – 2 Australian Institute of Sport
Bulut  55'
Miller  78' 		Report[52] Babalj  44', 83'
Sydney Football Stadium
Referee: David Costello

5 December 2009
Perth Glory 3 – 2 Brisbane Roar
Dadi  45'
Trefiro  47'
Boi  64' 		Report[53] Vrbesic  47'
McVey  56'
Clipsal Stadium
Referee: Peter Chapman

5 December 2009
Gold Coast United 2 – 5 Central Coast Mariners
Lustica  70'
Harold  73' 		Report[54] Macallister  19'
Nikas  29' (pen.)
Lewis  58'
Huke  63'
Ormsby  78'
Southport Tigers
Referee: Alan Milliner

Round 14

11 December 2009
Newcastle Jets 2 – 2 Gold Coast United
Pavlovic  14'
Mooy  70' 		Report[55] Traore  48'
Wearing  85'
Adamstown Oval
Referee: Stuart Wolfe

13 December 2009
Australian Institute of Sport 0 – 2 Perth Glory
Report[57] Mitchinson  28'
Marcinko  78' (pen.)
AIS Athletics Track
Referee: Chris Boyle

13 December 2009
Brisbane Roar 1 – 2 Adelaide United
Schiavo  50' Report[58] Monterosso  17'
Kostopoulos  85'

Round 15 (Midweek Round)

18 November 2009
Brisbane Roar 4 – 2 Australian Institute of Sport
Schiavo  25'
Henrique  31'
Smits 41'
Thurtell 65' 		Report[59] Lokvancic  3' (pen.)
Martinoski  90'

14 January 2010
Gold Coast United 2 – 1 Newcastle Jets
Lustica  20', 62' Report[61] Hoffman  5'
Southport Tigers
Referee: Jarred Gillett

19 January 2010
Adelaide United 2 – 1 Perth Glory
Monterosso  80', 90' Report[62] Amphlett  57'
Hindmarsh Stadium
Referee: Stephen Toth

Round 16

18 December 2009
Newcastle Jets 3 – 1 Australian Institute of Sport
Hoffman  17'
Pavlovic  19', 20' 		Report[63] Warren  45'
Adamstown Oval

19 December 2009
Central Coast Mariners 4 – 3 Brisbane Roar
Crowell  23'
Mrdja  38', 65'
Brady Smith  45+1' 		Report[64] Bratten  34'
Dougall  52'
Vrbesic  90+1'

19 December 2009
Gold Coast United 0 – 1 Perth Glory
Report[65] Tyson  26' (o.g.)
Southport Tigers

Round 17

26 December 2009
Perth Glory 4 – 0 Newcastle Jets
Boi  43'
Trifiro  52', 68'
Vittiglia  63' 		Report[67]

27 December 2009
Australian Institute of Sport 0 – 2 Melbourne Victory
Report[68] Theodore  30'
Behich  32' (pen.)
AIS Athletics Track
Referee: Gary Vandeburgt

27 December 2009
Sydney FC 3 – 1 Adelaide United
Bulut  34', 65'
Rhyan Grant  73' 		Report[69] Monterosso  45'

27 December 2009
Gold Coast United 5 – 1 Brisbane Roar
Barisic  30', 88' (pen.)
Satake  35'
Brown  38'
Harold  77' 		Report[70] Quinn  58'
Southport Tigers

Round 18

2 January 2010
Melbourne Victory 0 – 2 Newcastle Jets
Report[71] Angel  53'
Iacovelli  82'
Veneto Club

2 January 2010
Australian Institute of Sport 0 – 2 Brisbane Roar
Report[72] Cernak  13', 55'
AIS Athletics Track

3 January 2010
Central Coast Mariners 0 – 1 Perth Glory
Report[73] Jukic  16'
Pluim Park

3 January 2010
Gold Coast United 4 – 3 Sydney FC
Harrold  22'
Way  85'
Minniecon  86'
Mebrahtu  90+3' 		Report[74] Petratos  24'
Bulut  60'
Gibbs  74'
Southport Tigers

Round 19

8 January 2010
Newcastle Jets 0 – 0 Melbourne Victory
Report[75]
Adamstown Oval

9 January 2010
Perth Glory 3 – 3 Sydney FC
Fondyke  45'
Taggart  64'
Trifiro  75' 		Report[77] McGowan  8'
Ramsay  47', 85'
Dorrien Gardens

10 January 2010
Gold Coast United 0 – 2 Adelaide United
Report[78] M. Mullen  2' (pen.)
Monterosso  45'
Southport Tigers

Round 20

16 January 2010
Sydney FC 3 – 1 Gold Coast United
Casey  37'
Ramsay  55'
Bulut  77' 		Report[80] Harold  50'
Cromer Park

17 January 2010
Brisbane Roar 2 – 1 Newcastle Jets
Smits  73', 81' Report[82] Pavlovic  21'

Round 21

23 January 2009
Newcastle Jets 1 – 1 Sydney FC
Iacovelli  81' Report[84] Ramsay  3'
Adamstown Oval

24 January 2009
Australian Institute of Sport 1 – 2 Brisbane Roar
Amini  32' Report[85] Smits  54'
Mundy  89'
AIS Athletics Track

24 January 2009
Melbourne Victory 2 – 4 Adelaide United
Milovanovic  69' (o.g.)
Elasi  78' (pen.) 		Report[86] Mitris  24'
Milovanovic  48' (pen.)
Monterosso  53'
Shin  61'

Round 22

30 January 2010
Gold Coast United 2 – 2 Melbourne Victory
Harold  55'
Barisic  63' 		Report[87] Demo  40'
Behich  62'
Southport Tigers

30 January 2010
Australian Institute of Sport 2 – 1 Newcastle Jets
Ibrahim  6'  74' Report[88] Regan  45'
Deakin Football Stadium

30 January 2010
Perth Glory 2 – 3 Central Coast Mariners
Jelic  8'
Evans  58' 		Report[89] Macallister  57'
Nikas  77'
Ibini-Isei  85'
Dorrien Gardens

31 January 2010
Brisbane Roar 1 – 2 Sydney FC
Smits  90+5' Report[90] Justin Hayward  10'
Ramsay  59'
Ballymore Stadium
Referee: Matthew Skinner

Round 23

6 February 2010
Adelaide United 4 – 4 Brisbane Roar
Wright  5'
Rayney  27'
Kostopoulos  47'
Monterosso  64' 		Report[92] McVey  62'  90'
Brattan  66'  90'

9 February 2010[lower-alpha 1]
Central Coast Mariners 1 – 4 Newcastle Jets
Gavin Forbes  83' Report[94] Iacovelli  19'
Virgili  45'
Sim  59'
Pavlovic  74'

Round 24

12 February 2010
Newcastle Jets 2 – 5 Adelaide United
Sim  5' (pen.)
Naidovski  69' (pen.) 		Report[95] Monterosso  12', 90'
Sarkies  15'
Kostopoulos  29', 48'

13 February 2010
Australian Institute of Sport 1 – 1 Gold Coast United
Domenici  39' Report[96] Bevan  89'
AIS Athletics Track
Referee: David Vandeburgt

14 February 2010
Sydney FC 2 – 1 Melbourne Victory
Ferreira  7' (o.g.)
Chianese  47' 		Report[97] Tolli  41'

14 February 2010
Perth Glory 2 – 1 Brisbane Roar
Jukic  29'
Jelic  79' 		Report[98] Smits  81'
Dorrien Gardens

Round 25

19 February 2010
Brisbane Roar 2 – 2 Gold Coast United
McVey  30'
Bratten  50' 		Report[99] Harold  56', 82'

20 February 2010
Australian Institute of Sport 1 – 3 Sydney FC
Barker-Daish  86' Report[101] Chianese  21'
Ramsay  53'
Petratos  83'
AIS Athletics Track

Round 26

27 February 2010
Melbourne Victory 6 – 1 Brisbane Roar
Sweeney  39'
Dugandžić  48', 88'
Stirton 58', 75'
Ferreira  86' 		Report[103] Bratten  34' (pen.)

27 February 2010
Gold Coast United 5 – 0 Australian Institute of Sport
Halloran  8', 54'
Osman  12', 15'
Harold  58' 		Report[104]
Southport Tigers

27 February 2010
Sydney FC 3 – 3 Adelaide United
Ramsay  26' (pen.), 28'
Chianese  40' 		Report[105] Monterosso  13'
Milovanovic  77' (pen.)
Owusu  87'
Cromer Park

27 February 2010
Central Coast Mariners 3 – 2 Newcastle Jets
Crowell  9'
Fitzgerald  69'
Ibini-Isei  76' 		Report[106] Iacovelli  44'
Brosque  49'
Pluim Park

Round 27

6 March 2010
Central Coast Mariners 0 – 0 Sydney FC
Report[107]
Pluim Park

6 March 2010
Perth Glory 2 – 3 Newcastle Jets
Amphlett  68', 75' Report[108] Ross  17'
Iacovelli  19'
Fondyke  44' (o.g.)
Clipsal Stadium

7 March 2010
Australian Institute of Sport 5 – 1 Melbourne Victory
Ibrahim  17'
Davison  43'
Becket  68'
Stanojevic  71'
Edwards  90' 		Report[109] Elasi  42'
AIS Athletics Track

Semi finals

13 March 2010
Central Coast Mariners 1 – 3 Gold Coast United
Nikas  30' (Pen.) Report[111] Wearing  1'
Halloran  4'
Harold  83'
Pluim Park

14 March 2010
Perth Glory 1 – 0 Adelaide United
Trifiro  23' Report[112]
Clipsal Stadium

Grand final

Leading scorers

Total Player Team Goals per Round
 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
17 Australia Francesco Monterosso Adelaide United 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1
14 Australia Chris Harold Gold Coast United 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1
13 Australia Kerem Bulut Sydney FC 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1
12 Australia Panni Nikas Central Coast Mariners 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
11 Australia Andrew Barisić Gold Coast United 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1
10 Australia Nathan Elasi Melbourne Victory 2 3 1 1 1 1 1
9 Australia Eli Babalj Australian Institute of Sport 2 2 2 1 2
Australia Tim Smits Brisbane Roar 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1
8 Australia Kamal Ibrahim Australian Institute of Sport 1 2 2 2 1
   
   

Awards

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Originally to be played on 6 February but rescheduled due to drenched pitch caused by heavy rain.

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