Western Australia state soccer team
Appearance
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Nickname(s) | Black Swans | |
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Association | Football West | |
Head coach | Cris Ola (2021) | |
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(1949) (1964) |
The Western Australia state soccer team is a team representing the Australian state of Western Australia. The state team is currently administered by Football West.[1][2]
History
[edit]The team first played in 1902 against the England Cricket Team.[3]
Results
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Pre World War 2
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1940s and 1950s
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1960s
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Merdeka Cup Tournament
[edit]Western Australia competed in the Merdeka Tournament (Pestabola Merdeka) four times between 1967 and 1970.[4] The state's best performance in the tournament was third in 1968.[5]
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Marah Halim Cup Football Tournament
[edit]Western Australia competed in the Marah Halim Cup Football Tournament 3 times between 1975 and 1977, and were champions in 1975 and 1976.[6]
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1970s
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1980s
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1990s
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2000s
[edit]6 November 2000 | Western Australia | 4–0 | | Perth |
Robertson Naglieri Syamsuri |
Report | Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium Attendance: ~150 Referee: Allan Dix |
28 January 2001 | Western Australia | 0–2 | | Perth |
Report | Pjanović Stevanović |
Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium Attendance: 3,500 Referee: Eddie Lennie |
29 February 2001 | Western Australia | 2–1 | | Perth |
Robertson White |
Report | Amit |
Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium |
9 March 2002 Centenary Challenge | South Australia | 0–0 | | Adelaide |
Report | Stadium: Hindmarsh Stadium Attendance: ~1,000 |
10 November 2002 | Western Australia | 2–3 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Oliveira Howarth |
Report | Naglieri Despotovski |
Stadium: Perth Oval Attendance: ~1,100 |
9 February 2003 | Western Australia | 0–4 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Report | Danze Hassell Tarka |
Stadium: Litis Stadium Referee: Stephen Muldoon |
16 November 2003 | Western Australia | 0–1 | | Perth |
Report:[6] | Stadium: Arena Joondalup Attendance: ~2,800 Referee: Eddie Lennie |
22 November 2003 | Western Australia | 0–4 | | Albany |
Report | Swadi Ali Manajid Talaa |
Stadium: Collingwood Park Attendance: ~1,500 Referee: Angelo Nardi |
18 June 2008 | Western Australia | 3–2 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Bulloch Jukic |
Report | Skorich Griffiths |
Stadium: Litis Stadium Attendance: 600 Referee: Stephen Gregory |
25 June 2008 Friendship Cup | East Java All-Province U-23 | 2–0 | | Surabaya, Indonesia |
Gunawan Angga |
Report | Stadium: Gelora 10 November Stadium ; ? Gelora Deltras Sidoargo Stadium Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Aji Santoso |
11 October 2008 Stratco Cup | South Australia | 3–0 | | Adelaide |
Bugeja Karlovic Aguis |
Report | Stadium: Marden Sports Complex Referee: Regis Queffelc |
7 March 2009 Stratco Cup | Western Australia | 4–2 | | Perth |
Naglieri Brown Onoforo |
Report | Matricianni Bugeja |
Stadium: nib Stadium Attendance: 1,048 Referee: Steven Gregory |
2010s
[edit]28 July 2010 Call to Arms Cup | Western Australia | 1–3 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Oliveria |
Report | Sterjovski Vittiglia Neville |
Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium Attendance: 3,121 Referee: Mathew Cheeseman |
5 July 2011 | Western Australia | 4–9 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Morgan Pritchard Barlow Kay |
Report | Dodd McGarry Risdon Vittiglia Taggart Amphlett |
Stadium: Dorrien Gardens Attendance: 1,589 Referee: David Costello |
22 August 2012 | Western Australia | 0–3 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Smeltz Makarounas Makeche |
Stadium: Intiga Stadium Attendance: 1,500 Referee: Mathew Cheeseman |
12 September 2012 | Western Australia | 0–1 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Dodd |
Stadium: Intiga Stadium Referee: Mathew Cheeseman |
21 August 2013 Call to Arms Cup | Western Australia | 1–3 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Knight |
Report | McGarry De Silva Makeche |
Stadium: Intiga Stadium Attendance: ~2,000 Referee: David Bruce |
13 August 2014 Call to Arms Cup | Western Australia | 2–1 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Solomons Boi |
Report | Sidnei |
Stadium: Dalmatinac Park Attendance: ~800 Referee: Adam Fielding |
19 August 2015 Call to Arms Cup | Western Australia | 0–1 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Report | Marinković |
Stadium: Dorrien Gardens Attendance: ~800 Referee: David Bruce |
15 October 2015 | Western Australia | 2–0 | | Perth |
Marulanda Kay |
Source | Stadium: Dorrien Gardens Referee: Steven Gregory |
17 August 2016 Heritage Cup | Western Australia | 0–1 | Perth Glory | Perth |
19:00 AWST | Report | Harold |
Stadium: Inglewood Stadium Attendance: ~500 Referee: Adam Fielding |
2 August 2017 | Western Australia | 0–3 | | Perth |
19:00 | Source | Stadium: Perth Plasterboard Centre Stadium |
8 August 2017 | Western Australia | 5–3 | | Perth |
19:00 | Report | Stadium: Dorrien Gardens Referee: David Bruce |
13 September 2017 | Western Australia | 1–1 | Perth Glory | Perth |
19:00 AWST | Andres |
Report | Taggart |
Stadium: Hartfield Park Attendance: 600+ Referee: David Bruce |
1 August 2018 | Western Australia | 2–5 | Perth Glory | Perth |
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Report | Stadium: Perth Plasterboard Centre Stadium |
13 September 2018 Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 1–2 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Kay |
Report | Stadium: Dalmatinac Park |
31 July 2019 Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 1–5 | Perth Glory | Perth |
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Report | Stadium: Frank Drago Reserve Referee: Adam Fielding |
2020s
[edit]2 October 2021 Gold Fields Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 1–0 | Perth Glory | Perth |
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Report | Stadium: Percy Doyle Reserve Referee: Matthew Southern |
27 September 2022 Gold Fields Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 0–6 | Perth Glory | Perth |
15:00 | Report | Stadium: Kingsway Reserve Referee: Shane Skinner |
24 September 2023 Gold Fields Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 0–3 | Perth Glory | Perth |
18:00 | Report | Stadium: State Football Centre Referee: Shane Skinner |
Women's State Team
[edit]11 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS | India S | 2–0 | Western Australia | Calicut, India |
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Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium |
13 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS | India N | 0–3 | Western Australia | EMS Stadium, Calicut |
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14 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS | Western Australia | 1–0 | | EMS Stadium, Calicut |
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16 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS | Republic of China | 2–0 | Western Australia | EMS Stadium, Calicut |
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18 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS | Hong Kong | 1–0 | Western Australia | EMS Stadium, Calicut |
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19 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship SF | Republic of China | 5–0 | Western Australia | Calicut, India |
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Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium |
October 2018 Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 1–3 | Perth Glory | Perth |
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Stadium: Coker Park |
1 November 2019 Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 0–4 | Perth Glory | Perth |
Source | Stadium: Percy Doyle Reserve |
24 September 2023 Gold Fields Challenge Cup | Western Australia | 0–4 | Perth Glory | Perth |
16:00 | Report | Stadium: State Football Centre Referee: Shane Skinner |
Notes
[edit]- ^ match abandoned due to rain
References
[edit]- ^ "Senior Men's". Football West. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
- ^ "Competitive Football Returns to WA" (PDF). Football West. 27 February 2009. Retrieved 2009-11-06.
- ^ "State Team". FootballWA. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
- ^ "Merdeka Tournament (Malaysia)". RSSSF. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
- ^ "Merdeka Tournament 1968 (Malaysia)". RSSSF. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
- ^ a b Kreider, R.N. (2012) Paddocks to Pitches. The Definitive History of Western Australian Football. Published by SportsWest Media