Courtesy: footballaustralia.com.au

F-League 2015
Season announced

Football NSW has officially announced the participating teams for the 2015 F-League season for both the Men and Women’s Competitions.
In 2015 the Men’s Competition will feature nine (9) teams, while seven (7) teams will form the Women’s F-League Competition.

The teams involved in the F-League Men’s Competition include:
- Boomerangs FS (ACT)
- Capital FC (ACT)
- Dural Warriors (NSW)
- East Coast Heat FC (NSW)
- Inner West Magic FC (NSW)
- Galaxy FC (QLD)
- South Brisbane FC (QLD)
- Bayside Pirates FC (VIC)
- VIC Vipers (VIC)

The teams involved in the F-League Women’s Competition include:
- Boomerangs FS (ACT)
- Capital FC (ACT)
- Dural Warriors (NSW)
- East Coast Heat FC (NSW)
- Inner West Magic FC (NSW)
- South Brisbane FC (QLD)
- VIC Vipers (VIC)

Established in 2011, the F-League was initially a six (6) team Men’s competition with teams from ACT, NSW and Victoria participating across three (3) weekends on the east coast of Australia.
In 2012 it expanded to an eight (8) team Men’s Competition, again with teams from ACT, NSW and Victoria participating across five (5) weekends (three in NSW, two in VIC and one in the ACT).

2013 saw the Men’s Competition remain the same, while the inaugural F-League Women’s Competition was introduced. This saw an eight (8) team Competition which was played over three (3) weekends (one in NSW, one in VIC and one in ACT), with teams from NSW, ACT, VIC and QLD.

In 2014 the Men’s Competition remained as an eight (8) team competition, with teams from NSW, ACT, VIC and QLD, while the Women’s Competition saw six (6) teams competing from NSW, ACT, VIC and QLD. However the format of the competition was revamped with a hybrid home and away format being introduced, which allowed teams to capitalise on their home court advantage.

The Dural Warriors were crowned 2014 F-League Champions in the Men’s Competition after defeating the East Coast Heat 3-1 while the Sydney Scorpions edged out Boomerangs FS 3-2 in the Women’s Competition.
This F-League provides a pathway for elite futsal players, enabling them to pit their skills against the best players from other Member Federations in a club competition environment. The Men’s F-League Competition has, and continues to be, Football Federation Australia’s identified program to select the nation’s qualifying team for the AFC Futsal Club Championships.

In 2015 the F-League will continue with the hybrid home and away format that was introduced in 2014, with the competition expected to commence in early May and conclude in August.

The 2015 F-League is endorsed and supported by FFA.






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