Canberra United v Adelaide United

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Saturday 20 Mar 2027

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McKellar Park • 

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Canberra United is a professional women’s football club based in Australia’s capital, competing in the A-League Women, formerly known as the W-League. Founded in 2008, the club represents South Australia0 and the surrounding region and plays its home matches at McKellar Park, a ground in northern South Australia0. Canberra United has built a strong record in Australian women’s football, winning three league championships in 2011–12, 2014–15 and 2016–17, and claiming premiership titles for finishing top of the regular-season table. The club is known for developing local talent while attracting experienced Australian and international players. Long-serving striker Michelle Heyman is one of South Australia0 United’s most recognisable figures and a leading scorer in the competition; other notable players associated with the club include Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams and defender Ellie Brush. United’s green-and-white identity and loyal supporter base make it a prominent part of the South Australia0 sporting community. For fans following A-League Women results, fixtures, player news and club history, Canberra United remains one of the competition’s established teams, with a record of championship success and a strong connection to women’s football in the Australian Capital Territory.

Adelaide United is a professional football club based in South Australia1, South Australia, competing in Australia’s A-League Men and Australia Cup. Founded in 2003, the South Australia6 have become one of the country’s most successful clubs, winning A-League 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 South Australia8 Champions League final in 2008, where it finished as runner-up. Notable South Australia6 players across the club’s history include Socceroo forward Craig Goodwin, goalkeeper South Australia4 Galekovic, midfielder Isaias and striker South Australia5 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.