
Harbas Stunner Not Enough as Sydney United Win It in the 94th Minute
Alen Harbas's 40-yard free kick brought us level at Seymour Shaw, before a scramble in the 94th minute took the points away.
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Alen Harbas's 40-yard free kick brought us level at Seymour Shaw, before a scramble in the 94th minute took the points away.
Read moreJyden Harb scored inside the opening minute and Lachlan Sattout converted a second-half penalty as the Sharks beat Canberra Croatia 2–0 at Deakin Stadium for their first win of the Australian Championship.
We’ve gone down 1–0 to reigning Australian Championship winners South Melbourne at Seymour Shaw Stadium on Saturday night, in a game where we did almost everything but put the ball in the net.
We're excited to confirm Debbie Fisher as our new Girls Junior Development League Technical Director, bringing over two decades of experience in girls' and women's football development to our shared Girls & Women's Football program with SSFA.
We're thrilled to confirm the appointment of Alicia Ferguson as our new Women's First Grade Head Coach, bringing a genuinely world-class playing pedigree and a growing coaching career to our shared Girls & Women's Football program with SSFA.
Football Australia has today confirmed the groups for the 2026 Australian Championship, and we've landed in Group A alongside South Melbourne FC, Sydney United 58 and Canberra Croatia.
It's agony to write, but we have to write it. We're out of the finals series after going down 5-4 on penalties to Manly United at Seymour Shaw on Wednesday night, following a 1-1 draw after 120 minutes.
We closed out our regular season campaign with a 2-1 loss to SD Raiders at Seymour Shaw on Sunday, in a game where we had the better of the chances but couldn't find that extra bit of composure in front of goal when it mattered.
We made history on Saturday afternoon, securing our first-ever place in the Australian Championship with a hard-fought 2-1 win over St George City in front of another bumper crowd at Seymour Shaw.
Charlotte brings a rare mix of elite playing pedigree and coaching credentials. As a player she represented England at U23 level, and also played for Brighton & Hove Albion and Southampton during her time in England, before continuing her career in Sydney at St George and as captain of APIA.
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