Australia Cup
Australia · Cup · Season 2023
The Australia Cup (sponsored as the Hahn Australia Cup) is a national knockout competition open to clubs across every level of Australian football, from A-League sides down to state-league clubs. Newcastle Jets won the 2025 edition, their first trophy in 17 years.
Standings
No standings available for this season
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Recent Results
- Sydney 3 - 1 Brisbane RoarFull-time
- Melbourne Knights 0 - 1 Brisbane RoarFull-time
- Melbourne City 1 - 2 SydneyFull-time
- Sydney 3 - 0 Western UnitedFull-time
- Brisbane Roar 4 - 2 Western Sydney WanderersFull-time
- MetroStars 1 - 2 Melbourne CityFull-time
- Melbourne Knights 3 - 2 Heidelberg UnitedFull-time
- APIA Leichhardt Tigers 0 - 2 SydneyFull-time
- Mt Druitt Town 0 - 3 Heidelberg UnitedFull-time
- Gold Coast Knights 0 - 2 Western UnitedFull-time
Teams
- Adelaide United
- APIA Leichhardt Tigers
- Brisbane Roar
- Broadmeadow Magic
- Campbelltown City
- Canberra FC
- Central Coast Mariners
- Devonport City
- Edgeworth Eagles
- Floreat Athena
- Gold Coast Knights
- Goulburn Valley Suns
- Heidelberg United
- Hellenic Athletic
- Inglewood United
- Inter Lions
- Lions
- Macarthur
- Melbourne City
- Melbourne Knights
- Melbourne Victory
- MetroStars
- Moreton Bay United
- Mt Druitt Town
- Newcastle Jets
- Northcote City
- Oakleigh Cannons
- Peninsula Power
- Perth Glory
- Sydney
- Sydney United
- Wellington Phoenix
- Western Sydney Wanderers
- Western United
Top Scorers
- 1.B. Kraev (Western Sydney Wanderers)6
- 2.L. Brook (Western Sydney Wanderers)5
- 3.T. Waddingham (Brisbane Roar)4
- 4.P. Wood (Sydney)4
- 5.T. Arslan (Melbourne City)3
- 6.M. Hore (Melbourne Knights)3
- 7.G. Albano (Melbourne Knights)3
- 8.M. Antonsson (Western Sydney Wanderers)3
- 9.J. Maclaren (Melbourne City)3
- 10.K. Sheppard (Heidelberg United)3
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the 2025 Australia Cup?
Newcastle Jets, beating Heidelberg United (a Victorian state-league club) 3-1 after extra time — the Jets' first trophy since 2008, and it earned them a spot in the 2026–27 AFC Champions League Two.
What makes the Australia Cup different from the A-League?
It's a cross-tier knockout cup — A-League clubs compete directly against lower-division state-league clubs in the same bracket, unlike the A-League itself, which is a single top-tier competition.