Sydney FC
Soccer club based in Sydney
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2025 | Wataru Kamijo emerges as the U-20's standout player for Sydney FC. |
2025 | Mathias Macallister is awarded the Rising Star recognition for Sydney FC. |
June 4 2025 | Sydney FC announced its 20th anniversary team, which was selected through a vote by club members, commemorating two decades of the club's history. |
June 4 2025 | Sydney FC hosted their annual Sky Blue Ball, presenting thirteen awards recognizing outstanding performances in men's and women's teams. Notable awards included Player of the Year for Adrian Segecic (men's) and Natalie Tobin (women's), and special recognitions for achievements across various categories. |
April 27 2025 | Western United beat Sydney FC 1–0. |
April 12 2025 | Sydney FC drew with Auckland FC 2–2. |
March 29 2025 | Sydney FC lost to Melbourne City 2–3. |
March 20 2025 | Soccer match between Australia and Indonesia held at Sydney Football Stadium, with an attendance of 35,214 spectators |
March 13 2025 | Sydney FC Australia's beat Korea's Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors 3–2. |
March 6 2025 | Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors Korea's lost to Australia's Sydney FC 0–2. |
March 1 2025 | Macarthur FC lost to Sydney FC 0–2. |
February 22 2025 | Perth Glory drew with Sydney FC 0–0. |
February 19 2025 | Bangkok United Thailand's lost to Australia's Sydney FC 2–3 after extra time. |
February 12 2025 | Sydney FC Australia's drew with Thailand's Bangkok United 2–2. |
February 8 2025 | Sydney FC drew with Western Sydney Wanderers 3–3. |
February 4 2025 | Alexandar Popovic's loan to Sydney FC ends, returning to Korea's Gwangju |
February 4 2025 | Alexandar Popovic (DF) loan to Korea's Gwangju ends |
February 4 2025 | Alexandar Popovic permanently transfers to Sydney FC from Korea's Gwangju for an undisclosed fee with a 3.5-year contract |
February 1 2025 | Sydney FC beat Adelaide United 4–1. |
February 1 2025 | Alex Grant joins Sydney FC on a free transfer for 6 months |
January 27 2025 | Hayden Matthews (DF) transferred to England's Portsmouth for $2,500,000 |
January 24 2025 | Melbourne Victory beat Sydney FC 2–0. |
January 23 2025 | Nathan Amanatidis (FW) transfers to Brisbane Roar on a free transfer |
January 18 2025 | Sydney FC lost to Brisbane Roar 3–4. |
January 17 2025 | Patrick Wood (FW) loaned to Perth Glory |
January 17 2025 | Jaushua Sotirio joins Sydney FC on a free transfer for 6 months |
January 15 2025 | Wellington Phoenix drew with Sydney FC 0–0. |
January 11 2025 | Sydney FC beat Central Coast Mariners 4–1. |
January 8 2025 | Sydney FC beat Perth Glory 3–0. |
January 5 2025 | Mitchell Glasson (FW) loaned to Finland's KTP |
January 4 2025 | Newcastle Jets drew with Sydney FC 2–2. |
January 2 2025 | Harrison Devenish-Meares extends contract from end of 2025–26 to end of 2026–27 |
2024 | Rhyan Grant completed his record-breaking 369 first-team appearances for Sydney FC. |
2024 | Competing in the AFC Champions League Two Group E, currently finishing 2nd out of 4 teams with matches against HK Eastern, Philippines's Kaya–Iloilo, and Japan's Sanfrecce Hiroshima. Advanced to the Quarter-finals by defeating Thailand's Bangkok United 5-4 on aggregate, and then defeated Korea's Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors 5-2 to reach the Semi-finals. |
2024 | Patryk Klimala and Douglas Costa joined Sydney FC, further expanding the club's international player roster. |
2024 | Sydney FC reached the Semi-finals of the AFC Champions League Two competition. |
2024 | Sydney FC qualified for and started competing in the AFC Champions League Two, representing Australia in the international club competition. |
2024 | Sydney FC began their 20th season in the A-League Men, continuing their participation in the domestic league and defending their Australia Cup title from the previous season. |
December 28 2024 | Sydney FC beat Melbourne Victory 3–0. |
December 20 2024 | Adelaide United drew with Sydney FC 3–3. |
December 19 2024 | Aaron Gurd extends contract with Sydney FC from end of 2024–25 to end of 2025–26 |
December 14 2024 | Sydney FC lost to Western United 3–4. |
December 8 2024 | Central Coast Mariners beat Sydney FC 2–1. |
December 5 2024 | Sydney FC Australia's beat Philippines's Kaya–Iloilo 3–1. |
November 28 2024 | Sydney FC defeats Eastern 4-1 in AFC Champions League Two with Morocco's Anas Ouahim playing |
November 28 2024 | Eastern Hong Kong's lost to Australia's Sydney FC 1–4. |
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