Smithy’s Sports Bar & Lounge, located inside Seymour Shaw Stadium, has quickly become the go-to destination for Sutherland Sharks FC fans to enjoy great food, live football, and community spirit.

Sutherland Sharks FC has unveiled a bold three-year plan focused on winning a First Grade Premiership, Youth promotion to NPL1, and stronger community pathways in partnership with the SSFA and local clubs.

Sutherland Sharks FC are delighted to announce the appointment of David Perkovic as our Men’s First Team Head Coach ahead of the 2026 NPL NSW season.

Sutherland Sharks President Greg O’Rourke has been awarded the prestigious Charles Valentine Medal at the Football NSW Gala Awards, recognising his decades of service and leadership in the game.

We’re proud to share some exciting news, our Head of Youth Football, Paul Reid, has been appointed as Assistant Coach to Carl Veart with the Joeys, Australia’s U17 national football team. Paul will still continue in his role at the club as it stands. Everyone at the club congratulates Paul on this exciting appointment.

Sutherland Sharks FC can confirm that Steve Zoric will not be continuing as our First Grade coach for the 2026 NPL NSW season. Everyone at the club wishes Steve & his team all the best in the future.

Our 2025 season came to an end on Sunday afternoon with a 3-0 defeat away to Marconi Stallions. While it wasn’t the result we wanted to finish on, we showed plenty of fight after a difficult opening half and will now turn our attention towards pre-season and rebuilding for 2026.

We confirmed our place in the top flight of NSW football for another season with a crucial 2-0 win over Mt Druitt Town Rangers in front of a packed Seymour Shaw on Saturday afternoon.

We faced a tough afternoon at Lambert Park on Sunday, going down 5–0 to APIA Leichhardt, who kept their Premiership hopes alive with a clinical display. A total of 3 crucial chances missed that could’ve turned the tide of fortune our way.

We took a huge step forward in our fight to avoid relegation on Saturday, producing a stunning 4–0 victory over Sydney FC in wet and challenging conditions at Seymour Shaw. A win that puts us in the right direction, but the job isn’t done yet.

We pushed St George City all the way on Saturday night but came away empty-handed after a tight 1-0 result in Round 26. While the defeat stings, we hold our heads high knowing we fought hard in tough conditions, and we remain focused on the task ahead. We’d also like to wish Kotaru Katsuta all the best as he played his last game.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Blue Day at Seymour Shaw. The sea of blue in the stands, the energy from the kids, and the support from our community were unforgettable. We didn’t get the result we wanted, and yes, it stings. But your presence reminded us what we’re playing for.

We returned to Seymour Shaw on Saturday night ready to continue building momentum, but despite a spirited second-half performance and a goal from Maki Petratos, we were edged 2-1 by a well-drilled Blacktown City side. Now, we look ahead to Wollongong Wolves at home.

Sutherland Sharks FC is proud to welcome Trent McClenahan as the club’s new General Manager. A former Olyroo and West Ham player, Trent brings elite playing experience and top-tier football operations expertise—most recently serving as Head of Football Operations for the A-Leagues. A Shire local who still plays and coaches in the area, Trent’s appointment marks a significant step forward as the club enters an exciting new phase of growth and transformation.

Saturday at Seymour Shaw marked a special moment for the Sharks as Brendan Gan made his long-awaited debut in the red and white, bringing elite experience and leadership back home after years playing abroad and representing Malaysia. His presence lifted the team and the crowd, setting the stage for a spirited battle against one of the league’s in-form sides, NWS Spirit FC.

Sharks legend Brendan Gan is officially back. After a decade abroad, 37 international caps, and a courageous battle with cancer, the former Gold Medal winner returns to the club where it all began. In a powerful interview, Gan opens up about the highs, lows, and why now was the right time to come home.

After last week’s thrilling upset over league leaders Rockdale, we travelled to the Central Coast eager to keep that winning momentum alive. Despite several promising chances, we were forced to settle for a 0-0 draw against the Mariners on a chilly Sunday evening at Pluim Park.

We’ve pulled off a huge upset on the road, downing rivals and league leaders Rockdale Ilinden 2-1 at their home ground in one of our biggest performances of the season.

You can now skip the canteen queue at Sharks games by ordering food and drinks straight from your phone. Just scan the QR code around Seymour Shaw, choose your favourites, pay on your device, and you’ll get a text when your order’s ready to collect—no waiting, no missing the action. Available from this weekend’s home game!

The Sharks have landed five major mid-season signings, injecting fresh energy, international pedigree and A-League experience into the squad. From a returning youth product with Portuguese polish to a Celtic-trained playmaker and a two-time Australia Cup winner, this new wave of talent is ready to make an immediate impact at Seymour Shaw. Meet the players — and get to know the stories behind their arrival.