FFSA Super League

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FFSA Super League
MetroStars
(3 titles each)

The FFSA Super League was the highest state-level

FFSA Premier League. The final champions in 2012 where the Adelaide Blue Eagles.[1]

League disbandment

In 2012 it was announced that the FFSA Super League would become defunct and that the second tier league named

FFSA Premier League
would become the top tier of South Australian football. It was decided that the new Premier League would consist of 14 teams. All 10 clubs from the Super League and the 4 top placed sides from the 2012 Premier League table would make up the new competition.

2012 Super League clubs

Team Coach Home Ground Location Founded
Adelaide Blue Eagles Vojo Gluscevic Marden Sports Complex Marden 1958
Adelaide City
Damian Mori Adelaide City Park Oakden 1946
Adelaide Comets
Emir Tarabar
Santos Stadium
Mile End 1994
Adelaide Raiders
Branko Milosevic Croatian Sports Centre Gepps Cross 1952
Campbelltown City Maurice Natale Newton Sportsground Newton 1963
Croydon Kings
Mark Brazzale Polonia Reserve Croydon Park 1950
Enfield City
Tom Totsikas Rushworth Reserve Blair Athol 1946
MetroStars
Rick Cerracchio T.K. Shutter Reserve Klemzig 1994
Western Strikers
Frank Tibaldi Carnegie Reserve Royal Park 1998
WT Birkalla Sergio Melta Camden Sports Complex Novar Gardens 1933

Champions and premiers

Finals series

Year Champions Grand final score Runner-up
2006
not applicable[a]
2007
2008
Adelaide City
2–0
MetroStars
2009
MetroStars
1–0
Adelaide City
2010
Adelaide City
1–0 Adelaide Blue Eagles
2011
Adelaide Blue Eagles 0–0 (6–5 (
pen.
))
Adelaide City
2012
MetroStars
1–0
Adelaide City

League winners

Year Minor premiers Premiers points Runners-up points Runner-up
2006
Adelaide City
38 29
Adelaide Galaxy
2007
Adelaide City
45 30
Adelaide Raiders
2008
Adelaide City
37 34
MetroStars
2009
MetroStars
39 37 Campbelltown City
2010
MetroStars
37 32
Para Hills
2011
MetroStars
44 43
Adelaide City
2012
Croydon Kings
39 35 Adelaide Blue Eagles

Notes

  1. ^ Final Series was not introduced until 2008.

References

  1. ^ "Goal! Weekly | Home".

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