A-League attendance

A-League is the premier professional soccer league in Australia. Founded in 2005, the 2013-14 season saw an average 13,041 spectators between the 10 teams, the second highest average attendance in league history. In 2013 the league had the fourth-highest average attendance among Australian football code crowds.

Regular season highest attendances

Rank Home team Score Away team Attendance Stadium Date Season
1Melbourne Victory 0 – 0Sydney FC 50,333Etihad Stadium8 December 20062006-07
2Melbourne Victory 0 – 0Melbourne City 45,202Etihad Stadium12 October 20132013-14
3Melbourne Victory 5 – 2Melbourne City 43,729Etihad Stadium 25 October 20142014-15
4Melbourne Victory 1 – 2Melbourne City 42,032Etihad Stadium 5 October 20122012-13
5Sydney FC 3 – 1Western Sydney Wanderers 41,213Allianz Stadium 18 October 20142014-15
6Melbourne Victory 2 – 1Melbourne Heart 41,203Etihad Stadium 2 February 20132012-13
7Sydney FC1 – 0Western Sydney Wanderers 40,539Allianz Stadium 24 October 20152015-16
8Sydney FC 0 – 2Western Sydney Wanderers 40,388Allianz Stadium 26 October 20132013-14
9Melbourne Victory 0 – 0Sydney FC 40,351Etihad Stadium 8 October 20112011-12
10Sydney FC3 – 2Western Sydney Wanderers 40,285Allianz Stadium 8 March 20142013-14

Finals series highest attendances

Rank Home team Score Away team Attendance Stadium Round Date Season
1Melbourne Victory 6 – 0Adelaide United 54,436Etihad StadiumGrand Final 18 February 20072006-07
2Melbourne Victory 1 – 0Adelaide United 53,273Etihad Stadium Grand Final 28 February 20092008-09
3Brisbane Roar 2 – 1 (aet)Western Sydney Wanderers 51,153Suncorp Stadium Grand Final4 May 20142013-14
4Brisbane Roar 2 – 1 (aet)Perth Glory 50,334Suncorp Stadium Grand Final22 April 20122011-12
5Brisbane Roar 2 – 2 Central Coast Mariners 50,168Suncorp Stadium Grand Final13 March 20112010-11
6Adelaide United 3 – 1 Western Sydney Wanderers 50,119Adelaide Oval Grand Final1 May 20162015-16

Highest attendances by individual clubs (regular season only)

Club Score vs Attendance Stadium Date Season
Adelaide United 1 – 0 Melbourne Victory 33,216Adelaide Oval17 October 20142014-15
Brisbane Roar 1 – 1 Sydney FC 32,371Suncorp Stadium 20 January 20062006-07
Central Coast Mariners 1 – 2 Newcastle Jets 19,238Bluetongue Stadium 12 January 20082007-08
Gold Coast United 5 – 1 Newcastle Jets 14,783Bluetongue Stadium 22 January 20112010-11
Melbourne City 3 – 2 Melbourne Victory 26,457AAMI Park 23 December 20112011-12
Melbourne Victory 0 – 0 Sydney FC 50,333Etihad Staduim 8 December 20062006-07
Newcastle Jets 2 – 0 Western Sydney Wanderers 22,518Hunter Stadium 29 March 20132012-13
New Zealand Knights 1 – 3 Sydney FC 9,827North Harbour Stadium 2 September 20052014-15
North Queensland Fury 2 – 3 Sydney FC 8,897Dairy Farmers Stadium 8 August 20092009-10
Perth Glory 1 – 1 Adelaide United 16,707nib Stadium 30 March 20132012-13
Sydney FC 3 – 2 Western Sydney Wanderers 41,213Allianz Stadium 18 October 20142014-15
Wellington Phoenix 1 – 1Adelaide United 20,078Eden Park 19 November 20112011-12
Western Sydney Wanders 1 – 2Sydney FC19,627Parramata Stadium 16 January 20162015-16

Lowest attendances by individual clubs (regular season only)

Club Score vs Attendance Stadium Date Season
Adelaide United 0 – 2 Perth Glory5,898Hindmarsh Stadium1 March 20122011-12
Brisbane Roar 2 – 1Wellington Phoenix 5,162Suncorp Stadium 12 December 20152015-16
Central Coast Mariners 0 – 0 Melbourne City 4,514Bluetongue Stadium 3 December 20152015-16
Gold Coast United 3 – 3 Central Coast Mariners 1,141Skilled Park 22 February 20122011-12
Melbourne City 3 – 3 Newcastle Jets 2,754AAMI Park 8 December 20102010-11
Melbourne Victory 2 – 0 Gold Coast United 10,287AAMI Park 30 January 20112010-11
Newcastle Jets 0 – 2 Melbourne Heart 3,114Port Macquarie Regional Stadium 31 October 20102010-11
New Zealand Knights 0 – 1 Central Coast Mariners 1,632North Harbour Stadium 28 September 20062006-07
North Queensland Fury 1 – 2 Brisbane Roar1,003Skilled Park Stadium 8 February 20112010-11
Perth Glory 1 – 0Wellington Phoenix 4,443Members Equality Stadium 21 September 20082008-09
Sydney FC 3 – 1Wellington Phoenix 4,012Sydney Football Stadium 1 December 20102010-11
Wellington Phoenix 0 – 1Perth Glory 3,898Westpac Stadium 8 January 20122011-12
Western Sydney Wanderers 3 – 1Wellington Phoenix 6,755Parramatta Stadium 9 December 20122012-13

Seasonal average attendances

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Season Regular Season Average (Excludes Finals)

AU
BR
CC
GC
MC
MV
NU
NZ
NQ
PG
SF
WP
WS		 Total
2005–0610,94814,7857,899––16,1679,0223,909–9,73416,669––10,956
2006–0712,16516,4659,828––27,72812,5733,011–7,58915,555––12,911
2007–0812,69716,95112,738––26,06413,209––7,59616,96311,683–14,610
2008–0911,71312,99510,465––24,5169,729––7,94212,3757,193–12,180
2009–1010,7658,6657,3885,297–20,7506,358–6,7239,20513,6778,966–9,793
2010–1111,5529,2918,1683,4198,31218,4588,429–4,2458,4888,0147,829–8,429
2011–128,82913,3879,5053,4389,08220,71412,117––8,97211,8618,691–10,497
2012–139,79313,8579,994–8,86021,88513,389––8,87618,7376,87712,46612,347
2013–1411,22514,9579,398–9,93321,80811,949––9,41818,6828,20114,86013,041
2014–1512,637 11,660 7,585–10,374 25,3888,968––9,542 17,378 8,583 12,520 12,511
2015–1611,287 12,850 8,111 –11,047 23,112 9,586––8,986 16,637 8,042 14,29712,326
Green and red background denote club's highest and lowest A-League season attendances respectively.[2]

Seasonal gate recipts

Season Total
Regular Season Finals Season
2005–06920,318126,2401,046,558
2006–071,084,550177,6821,262,232
2007–081,227,244154,1181,381,362
2008–091,023,151143,5591,166,710
2009–101,322,004161,1951,483,199
2010–111,390,844121,6351,512,479
2011–121,417,084119,1471,536,231
2012–131,666,875105,2581,772,133
2013–141,760,508128,5661,889,074
2014–151,688,951137,8251,826,776
2015–161,653,025TBCTBC

Green and red background denote highest and lowest A-League season attendances respectively.[2]

References

  1. ↑ "Attendance". ultimatealeague.com. Retrieved 10 May 2014.
  2. 1 2 April 2013 "Statistics" Check |url= value (help).
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