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National Premier Leagues Victoria 2021 Official Season Guide 2021 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE Compiled by Tony Persoglia National Premier Leagues Victoria 2021 Official Season Guide 2021 Full Season Fixture 3 2021 Finals Series Format 6 Altona Magic SC 7 Avondale FC 15 Bentleigh Greens SC 24 Dandenong City SC 33 Dandenong Thunder FC 41 Eastern Lions SC 50 Green Gully SC 57 Heidelberg United FC 66 Hume City FC 75 Melbourne Knights FC 84 Oakleigh Cannons FC 93 Port Melbourne Sharks SC 102 South Melbourne FC 111 St Albans Saints SC 120 NPL Seasons 127 NPL Records 135 Visit www.nplvictoria.com.au for all National Premier Leagues Victoria fixtures and results. Visit nplvictoria on YouTube and NPL Victoria on Facebook for all National Premier Leagues Victoria live broadcasts. Visit vicfootball for Victorian Premier League and National Premier Leagues Victoria records between 1991-2018. http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/vicfootball/index.html All NPL club and player statistics correct as of Thursday, 25 February 2021. Note: NPL2 player statistics are incomplete and are excluded from player appearance records. Where applicable, some NPL2 individual goalscorer, club and coach records have been included Compiled by Tony Persoglia as an official publication of Football Victoria. © Football Victoria 2021 Content, statistics and layout by Tony Persoglia – [email protected]. All photographs courtesy of Mark Avellino, Graeme Furlong, Peter Psarros and Mikko Robles. With thanks to John Punshon for his historical research which can be found on OzFootball. http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC.html Damir Kulas for assistance in auditing the 2019 National Premier Leagues Victoria Season. Joanne Papas, Chris Gleeson and Joey Lynch for assistance in verifying 2021 National Premier Leagues Victoria Season squads. While every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this publication, anomalies will arise from time to time. Please contact the author if you have any information which can assist in ensuring these records are true and accurate. Version 1.10 – Thursday, 18 March 2021 2 NPL VICTORIA 2021 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE NPL VICTORIA – 2021 FULL SEASON FIXTURE The full season fixture below is correct as of Thursday, 18 March 2021. Please visit SportsTG for the current fixture as it is subject to ongoing change. Date Home Team Away Team AED(S)T Venue Round 1 Fri 26 Feb Port Melbourne Sharks Melbourne Knights 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Fri 26 Feb Dandenong Thunder Dandenong City 8:30 pm George Andrews Reserve Sat 27 Feb Eastern Lions Bentleigh Greens 3:00 pm Gardiners Creek Reserve Sat 27 Feb Avondale Oakleigh Cannons 3:15 pm Avenger Park Sat 27 Feb Hume City Altona Magic 8:00 pm ABD Stadium Sun 28 Feb St Albans Saints Green Gully 5:00 pm Churchill Reserve Sun 28 Feb Heidelberg United South Melbourne 6:00 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Round 2 Fri 05 Mar Melbourne Knights Dandenong Thunder 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Fri 05 Mar South Melbourne Eastern Lions 7:30 pm Lakeside Stadium Fri 05 Mar Green Gully Hume City 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 05 Mar Bentleigh Greens Port Melbourne Sharks 8:15 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Fri 05 Mar Dandenong City St Albans Saints 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Fri 05 Mar Oakleigh Cannons Heidelberg United 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 06 Mar Altona Magic Avondale 3:00 pm Paisley Park Round 3 Fri 12 Mar Port Melbourne Sharks Eastern Lions 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Fri 12 Mar Dandenong Thunder Bentleigh Greens 8:30 pm George Andrews Reserve Fri 12 Mar Oakleigh Cannons South Melbourne 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 13 Mar Avondale Green Gully 3:15 pm Avenger Park Sat 13 Mar Altona Magic Heidelberg United 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sat 13 Mar Hume City Dandenong City 8:00 pm ABD Stadium Sun 14 Mar St Albans Saints Melbourne Knights 5:00 pm Churchill Reserve Round 4 Fri 19 Mar Melbourne Knights Hume City 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Fri 19 Mar Port Melbourne Sharks South Melbourne 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Fri 19 Mar Green Gully Heidelberg United 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 19 Mar Bentleigh Greens St Albans Saints 8:15 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Fri 19 Mar Dandenong City Avondale 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Sat 20 Mar Altona Magic Oakleigh Cannons 8:00 pm Paisley Park Sun 21 Mar Eastern Lions Dandenong Thunder 3:00 pm Gardiners Creek Reserve Round 5 Fri 26 Mar Oakleigh Cannons Green Gully 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 27 Mar Avondale Melbourne Knights 3:15 pm Avenger Park Sat 27 Mar St Albans Saints Eastern Lions 5:00 pm Churchill Reserve Sat 27 Mar Altona Magic South Melbourne 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sat 27 Mar Dandenong Thunder Port Melbourne Sharks 7:00 pm George Andrews Reserve Sat 27 Mar Hume City Bentleigh Greens 7:30 pm ABD Stadium Sun 28 Mar Heidelberg United Dandenong City 5:00 pm Olympic Village Round 6 Wed 31 Mar Melbourne Knights Heidelberg United 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Wed 31 Mar South Melbourne Dandenong Thunder 7:30 pm Lakeside Stadium Wed 31 Mar Altona Magic Green Gully 7:30 pm Paisley Park Wed 31 Mar Eastern Lions Hume City 7:30 pm The Grange Reserve Wed 31 Mar Port Melbourne Sharks St Albans Saints 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Wed 31 Mar Dandenong City Oakleigh Cannons 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Wed 31 Mar Bentleigh Greens Avondale 8:30 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Round 7 Fri 09 Apr Green Gully South Melbourne 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 09 Apr Oakleigh Cannons Melbourne Knights 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 10 Apr Avondale Eastern Lions 3:00 pm Avenger Park Sat 10 Apr Altona Magic Dandenong City 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sat 10 Apr Hume City Port Melbourne Sharks 7:00 pm ABD Stadium Sat 10 Apr Dandenong Thunder St Albans Saints 7:00 pm George Andrews Reserve Sun 11 Apr Heidelberg United Bentleigh Greens 5:00 pm Olympic Village 3 NPL VICTORIA 2021 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE NPL VICTORIA – 2021 FULL SEASON FIXTURE Date Home Team Away Team AED(S)T Venue Round 8 Fri 16 Apr Melbourne Knights Altona Magic 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Fri 16 Apr Port Melbourne Sharks Avondale 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Fri 16 Apr Bentleigh Greens Oakleigh Cannons 8:15 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Fri 16 Apr Dandenong City Green Gully 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Sat 17 Apr Eastern Lions Heidelberg United 3:00 pm Gardiners Creek Reserve Sat 17 Apr South Melbourne St Albans Saints 5:00 pm Lakeside Stadium Sat 17 Apr Dandenong Thunder Hume City 7:00 pm George Andrews Reserve Round 9 Fri 23 Apr Green Gully Melbourne Knights 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 23 Apr Dandenong City South Melbourne 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Fri 23 Apr Oakleigh Cannons Eastern Lions 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 24 Apr Avondale Dandenong Thunder 3:00 pm Avenger Park Sat 24 Apr Hume City St Albans Saints 5:30 pm ABD Stadium Sat 24 Apr Altona Magic Bentleigh Greens 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sun 25 Apr Heidelberg United Port Melbourne Sharks 5:00 pm Olympic Village Round 10 Fri 30 Apr Melbourne Knights Dandenong City 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Sat 01 May Eastern Lions Altona Magic 3:00 pm Gardiners Creek Reserve Sat 01 May Port Melbourne Sharks Oakleigh Cannons 3:00 pm JL Murphy Reserve Sat 01 May South Melbourne Hume City 3:00 pm Lakeside Stadium Sat 01 May Bentleigh Greens Green Gully 5:00 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Sat 01 May Dandenong Thunder Heidelberg United 7:00 pm George Andrews Reserve Sun 02 May St Albans Saints Avondale 3:00 pm Churchill Reserve Round 11 Fri 07 May Melbourne Knights South Melbourne 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Fri 07 May Green Gully Eastern Lions 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 07 May Dandenong City Bentleigh Greens 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Fri 07 May Oakleigh Cannons Dandenong Thunder 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 08 May Avondale Hume City 3:00 pm Avenger Park Sat 08 May Altona Magic Port Melbourne Sharks 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sun 09 May Heidelberg United St Albans Saints 5:00 pm Olympic Village Round 12 Fri 14 May Port Melbourne Sharks Green Gully 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Fri 14 May Bentleigh Greens Melbourne Knights 8:15 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Sat 15 May Avondale South Melbourne 3:00 pm Avenger Park Sat 15 May Eastern Lions Dandenong City 3:00 pm Gardiners Creek Reserve Sat 15 May Hume City Heidelberg United 5:30 pm ABD Stadium Sat 15 May Dandenong Thunder Altona Magic 7:00 pm George Andrews Reserve Sun 16 May St Albans Saints Oakleigh Cannons 3:00 pm Churchill Reserve Round 13 Fri 21 May Melbourne Knights Eastern Lions 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Fri 21 May Green Gully Dandenong Thunder 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 21 May Dandenong City Port Melbourne Sharks 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Fri 21 May Oakleigh Cannons Hume City 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 22 May Altona Magic St Albans Saints 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sat 22 May South Melbourne Bentleigh Greens 7:00 pm Lakeside Stadium Sun 23 May Heidelberg United Avondale 5:00 pm Olympic Village Round 14 Fri 28 May Melbourne Knights Port Melbourne Sharks 7:30 pm Knights Stadium Fri 28 May Green Gully St Albans Saints 8:00 pm Green Gully Reserve Fri 28 May Bentleigh Greens Eastern Lions 8:15 pm Kingston Heath Soccer Complex Fri 28 May Dandenong City Dandenong Thunder 8:30 pm Frank Holohan Soccer Complex Fri 28 May Oakleigh Cannons Avondale 8:30 pm Jack Edwards Reserve Sat 29 May Altona Magic Hume City 6:30 pm Paisley Park Sat 29 May South Melbourne Heidelberg United 7:00 pm Lakeside Stadium 4 NPL VICTORIA 2021 OFFICIAL SEASON GUIDE NPL VICTORIA – 2021 FULL SEASON FIXTURE Date Home Team Away Team AED(S)T Venue Round 15 Fri 04 Jun Port Melbourne Sharks Bentleigh Greens 7:45 pm JL Murphy Reserve Sat 05 Jun Avondale Altona Magic 3:00 pm Avenger Park
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