Eternal table of the A-League

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The eternal table of the A-League is a ranking list of all championship games of the Australian A-League since it was founded in 2005. The calculation is based on the 3-point rule (three points per win, one point per draw). The games of the play-off system from all previous seasons are not taken into account.

Since the A-League as a franchise league is organized independently of the second-rate National Premier Leagues (NPL), promotion from the NPL to the A-League is not possible, nor is a relegation from the A-League to the NPL. Of the total of 14 participants, two clubs come from New Zealand ; three of these 14 teams have since been disbanded.

First in the ranking at the end of the 2018/19 season is Sydney FC .

table

Clubs in bold will play in the A-League in the 2019/20 season . The fourth from last column shows the average number of points won per game, the third from last shows how often the club has been Australian champions since the introduction of the A-League . The fourth column shows how many complete seasons the club has played in the A-League.

Pl. society Years Sp. S. U N T + T- Diff. Points Ø pt. title current league
(season 2019/20) 		Playing times by calendar year
 1. Sydney FC 14+  357  165  88  104 563 431 +132 583 1.63 4th A-League 2005–
 2. Melbourne Victory 14+  357  162  88  107 590 466 +124 574 1.61 4th A-League 2005–
 3. Brisbane Roar 14+  357  148  88  121 534 476 +58 532 1.49 3 A-League 2005–
 4th Adelaide United 14+  357  145  89  123 501 462 +39 524 1.47 1 A-League 2005–
 5. Perth Glory 14+  357  133  81  143 520 531 −11 480 1.34 0 A-League 2005–
 6th Central Coast Mariners 14+  357  118  90  149 474 544 −70 444 1.24 1 A-League 2005–
 7th Newcastle Jets 14+  357  118  84  155 445 539 −94 438 1.23 1 A-League 2005–
 8th. Wellington Phoenix 12+  315  105  69  141 422 503 −81 384 1.22 0 A-League 2007–
 9. Melbourne City FC 09+  246  88  62  96 362 352 +10 326 1.33 0 A-League 2010–
10. Western Sydney Wanderers 07+  189  69  51  69 263 263  ± 0 258 1.37 0 A-League 2012–
11. Gold Coast United 03  84  29  24  31 109 109  ± 0 111 1.32 0 Disbanded in 2012 2009-12
12. North Queensland Fury 02  57  12  15th  30th 57 106 −49 51 0.89 0 NPL Queensland 2009-11
13. New Zealand Knights 02  42  6th  7th  29 28 86 −58 25th 0.6 0 Disbanded in 2007 2005-07
14th Western United 00+  0  0  0  0 0 0  ± 0 0 0 0 A-League 2019–
Status: end of season 2018/19

Overview maps

All clubs in the eternal table of the A-League are shown on these overview maps.

Clubs from Australia
Clubs from New Zealand

Remarks

  1. ↑ The club that wins the Grand Final becomes the Australian champions .
  2. ^ Until 2009 Queensland Roar
  3. ↑ Melbourne Heart until 2014
  4. ^ The license was revoked in 2012. The reason given was violations of the franchise agreements with the association, the Football Federation Australia (FFA).
  5. ↑ Association was dissolved in 2011 due to license withdrawal due to financial problems. In 2013, Northern Fury FC was re-established in the National Premier League Queensland, a subdivision of the National Premier Leagues .
  6. ↑ Association was dissolved in 2007 due to license withdrawal due to financial problems.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A-League: Standings . In: UltimateA-League.com . Retrieved May 19, 2019.