Australian football clubs and stadium details
A-League Men is Australia's top national competition, while the National Premier Leagues bring together leading clubs at state and territory level. The A-League began in 2005, succeeding earlier national competitions and helping establish a new generation of professional clubs across the country.
Marker size represents stadium capacity. Select a marker or choose a club beside or below the map to see its ground details.
Australian capacity map
9 clubs shown. Larger circles represent larger grounds.
Things to do in Australian football destinations
Ideas for attractions, tours and activities when planning a football trip.
Average journey distance to away games
Clubs are ordered from longest to shortest average journey.
Australian ground capacities and away journeys
Compare stadium capacity, total distance to the other grounds and average one-way journey for each club.
| Club | Stadium | Capacity | All away games | Average journey |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adelaide UnitedThe Reds | Hindmarsh Stadium | 17,000 | 6,087 miles | 760 miles |
| Brisbane RoarThe Roar | Brisbane Stadium (Lang Park) | 52,500 | 6,659 miles | 832 miles |
| Central Coast MarinersMariners, The Yellow and Navy | Central Coast Stadium | 20,059 | 4,265 miles | 533 miles |
| Melbourne CityCity, Heart | Melbourne Rectangular Stadium | 30,050 | 4,816 miles | 602 miles |
| Melbourne VictoryVictory, Big V | Melbourne Rectangular Stadium | 30,050 | 4,816 miles | 602 miles |
| Newcastle JetsThe Jets | Newcastle International Sports Centre | 33,000 | 4,444 miles | 555 miles |
| Perth GloryThe Glory | Perth Oval | 20,050 | 15,189 miles | 1,898 miles |
| Sydney FCThe Sky Blues | Sydney Football Stadium | 45,500 | 4,235 miles | 529 miles |
| Western Sydney WanderersWanderers | Parramatta Stadium | 24,000 | 4,199 miles | 524 miles |