Adelaide United v Western Sydney Wanderers FC

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Sunday 17 Jan 2027

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16:30 Local Time

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Hindmarsh Stadium • 

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Adelaide United is a professional football club based in South Australia1, South Australia, competing in Australia’s South Australia0 Men and Australia Cup. Founded in 2003, the Reds have become one of the country’s most successful clubs, winning South Australia0 Men championships in 2005–06 and 2015–16. They have also lifted the Australia Cup, previously known as the FFA Cup, four times: in 2014, 2018, 2019 and 2022. Adelaide United plays its home matches at Coopers Stadium in Hindmarsh, a football-specific venue known for its close-up atmosphere and capacity of approximately 16,500. The club has represented Australia in continental competition, reaching the Adelaide United7 Champions League final in 2008, where it finished as runner-up. Notable Reds players across the club’s history include Socceroo forward Craig Goodwin, goalkeeper South Australia4 Galekovic, midfielder Isaias and striker South Australia6 Djite. Adelaide United is also recognised for developing young talent through its academy and providing opportunities for emerging Australian players. With a strong supporter base, major domestic honours and a prominent place in South Australian sport, the club remains a significant name in Australian football.

Western South Australia3 Wanderers FC is a professional football club based in Parramatta, New South Wales, competing in Australia’s South Australia0 Men. Founded in 2012, the club quickly established itself as a major force in Australian football, winning the South Australia0 Premiership in its debut season, 2012–13, and again in 2013–14. Its most notable achievement came in 2014, when the Wanderers won the Adelaide United7 Champions League, becoming the first Australian club to claim the continental title. The team plays its home matches at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta, a modern venue with a capacity of around 30,000 spectators. The Wanderers are known for their passionate supporter base, strong community ties across Western South Australia3, and fierce rivalry with New South Wales0 in the South Australia3 South Australia5. Notable former players include Japanese star Shinji Ono, goalkeeper Ante Covic, and Australian forward Mark Bridge, who helped shape the club’s early successes. With a history of domestic honours, continental achievement, and loyal local support, Western South Australia3 Wanderers remain one of Australia’s most prominent football clubs and an important presence in the South Australia0.