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Opinion:   [ Chris Dunkerley writes .... ] A-League: Grand Final
Brisbane Roar 0(2)P4 - Central Coast Mariners 0(2)P2  Brisbane Roar defeated Central Coast Mariners 4-2 on penalties after extra time at Suncorp Stadium in front of 50,000 fans, to be crowned as double-winners in the Hyundai A-League for 2010/11 ... Andrew Demack reports from Suncorp ... A-League: Season 6
  It is down to the last two teams vying for the Championships - favourites the Premiers Brisbane, and No. 2 in the League, Central Coast! Brisbane will be awash with Orange, and a splash of yellow! The 6th Grand Final is on this Sunday 13 Match, 2011 and 50,000 plus seats are sold - if you aren't in one of them, then catch it at your local club, pub, or new-found best friend's house! Game previews .. Lineups, tickets, TV and radio, etc.) All the details in .. [ Grand Final Preview .... ] NSW Leagues & Cups 2011 
10/03/2010: NSW Super League is kicking off on Saturday 12 March, 2011. The Premier League is being launched on Thursday 17 March at Homebush Bay, with the first round starting on Saturday 19 February, 2011. Women's Premier League and Men's Division 2 also start on Saturday 12 March. Division 1 and Womens Super League both start on Saturday 19 March, 2011. ... BOTN's NSW team reports
Australian National League Awards 2010/2011 
06/03/2011: The A-League, W-League, and NYL awards for 2010/2011 were presented tonight at the Grand Ballroom of The Westin Hotel in Sydney at a glittering FFA function ...
A-League: Preliminary Final
Central Coast 1 - Gold Coast 0  Central Coast Mariners joined Brisbane Roar in the Grand Final next Sunday 13th March by winning 1-0 in a close fought game in Gosford tonight over Gold Coast United. By getting into their third Grand Final in 6 seasons the Mariners will also qualify along with the Roar to the 2012 AFC Champions League ... Chris Dunkerley reports from Gosford ... AFC Champions League - 2011   [ AFC ...] [ AFC stats ...] [ BOTN Report ] AFC Champions League - 2011  [ AFC ...] [ AFC stats ...] [ BOTN Report ] Editorial: 01/03/2011 - The editor of BOTN very rarely editorialises. In 11 years I think the need for axing Soccer Australia, the NSL review, input to and implementation of the Crawford report, Asia, MRP, and non-support for the W-League have stirred the dark recesses of BOTN's virtual office. This time it is the FFA again - what Australian football needs is "growth, promotion and stability" and the slow-torture axing of NQ Fury will not advance the Hyundai A-League nor indeed football across Australia. It is just wrong and the FFA should be held to account for its failures by the football community. Worth listening to: A-League: Elimination Semi Final
Adelaide United 2 - Gold Coast 3  Gold Coast have come away from a 'firey' Hindmarsh Stadium with a 3-2 win over Adelaide, and will have another go to get into the grand final next Saturday night in Gosford against Central Coast ... Chris Dunkerley reports ... A-League: Major Semi Final - 2nd leg
Brisbane Roar 2 - Central Coast 2  Brisbane Roar FC have come back from two down to draw 2-2 with the Central Coast Mariners in a vibrant second leg of the Major Semi Final. Brisbane now host the Grand Final on Sunday 13th March while the Mariners will have a second go next weekend in Gosford against the winner of tomorrows game between Adelaide and Gold Coast ... Adrian Demack reports from Brisbane ... A-League:
The BOTN players of the year are: 2nd - Thomas Broich (Brisbane Roar) close behind 3rd - Marcos Flores (Adelaide United) 4th - Patrick Zwaanswijk (Central Coast Mariners) 5th - Kosta Barbarouses (Brisbane Roar) The other nominees were: Joshua Rose (Central Coast), Jason Culina (Gold Coast), Sergio van Dijk (Brisbane), Michael Theoklitos (Brisbane), Carlos Hernandez (Melbourne), Erik Paartalu (Brisbane), Robbie Kruse (Melb Victory), Patricio Perez (Central Coast), Matthew Smith (Brisbane), Cassio (Adelaide), Michael Thwaite (Gold Coast), Matthew Ryan (Central Coast), Marco Rojas (Wellington), Nick Carle (Sydney) BOTN's HAL football writers were asked to nominate their top 5 players of the season. 19 players have again received at least one nomination in the top 5 but there were many new names! See all nominations and placings A-League: Season 6
It is down to the last four teams. This preview report now covers the two upcoming exciting games of this HAL week Championship Finals series ! Also National Youth League Round 23 preview Get out to teams game! Otherwise catch it at your local club, pub, or new-found best friend's house! Game previews .. Lineups, tickets, TV and radio, etc.) All the details in .. [ Previews .... ] A-League: Major Semi Final - 1st leg 19/02/2011
Central Coast 0 - Brisbane Roar 2  Brisbane Roar FC have grabbed a very handy 2-0 win and first leg lead at Gosford on Saturday night ahead of their second leg at home next week. Goals in the second half to Kosta Barbarouses and Matt McKay through mistakes by the home side mean that having failed at the first hurdle the Mariners have a mountain to climb in Brisbane next weekend ... Chris Dunkerley reports from Gosford ... A-League: Elimination Semi Final
Adelaide United 1 - Wellington Phoenix 0  A captain’s strike from Adelaide United’s Travis Dodd twenty minutes from the end of the first Hyundai A-League Play-Offs fixture on February 18 allowed his team to edge out Wellington Phoenix 1-0 and advance to a semi-final at the same Hindmarsh Stadium venue in a week’s time ... Jeremy Ruane reports from NZ ... A-League: Season 6
 With Brisbane Roar FC 'plated' as the Premiers for this HAL season, and Champions in the W-League, this preview report now covers the upcoming exciting games of this HAL week Championship Finals series ! Also National Youth League Round 22 preview Get out to teams game! Otherwise catch it at your local club, pub, or new-found best friend's house! Game previews .. Lineups, tickets, TV and radio, etc.) All the details in .. [ Previews .... ] Link to HAL6, F1
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2010/11 Champions - Brisbane Roar FC 2010/11 Premiers - Brisbane Roar FC 2010/11 Runners Up - Central Coast Mariners FC 2009/10 Champions - Sydney FC 2009/10 Runners Up - Melbourne Victory FC 2009/10 Premiers - Sydney FC 2008/09 Premiers - Melbourne Victory FC Champions - Melbourne Victory FC Runners up - Adelaide United FC 2007/08 Premiers - Central Coast Mariners FC Champions - Newcastle Jets FC Runners up - Central Coast Mariners FC 2006/07 Premiers - Melbourne Victory FC Champions - Melbourne Victory FC Runners Up - Adelaide United FC 2005/06 Premiers - Adelaide United FC Champion - Sydney FC GF Runners Up - Central Coast Mariners FC
Premiership Player 2010-11 Matt McKay (Brisbane) Winner of Back Of The Net's 2005-2006 & Inaugural BOTN A-League Player Of The Year (Premiership)
(Now Sydney FC) See the Writers choices listing for 2010-11 HAL Premiership See the Writers choices listing for 2009-10 HAL Premiership See the Full listing to the final 2008-09 HAL Premiership round. See the Full listing to the final 2007-08 HAL Premiership round. See the Full listing to the final 2006-07 HAL Premiership round. See the Full listing to the final 2005-06 HAL Premiership round. See the Full listing also to the final NSL 2003-04 Premiership round.
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