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The Cup was won by South Melbourne for the ninth time. [4] In addition to the three A-League clubs (Melbourne Victory, Melbourne City and Western United), four NPL Victoria teams (Heidelberg United, Hume City, South Melbourne, and Oakleigh Cannons), and one VPL 2 team (Melbourne Serbija) competed in the final rounds of the 2024 Australia Cup.
Oakleigh Cannons finished runners-up in their first season in the new competition, seven points behind South Melbourne FC. In March 2015, high-profile manager Miron Bleiberg departed the club and Oakleigh returned Arthur Papas from his stint in India. Oakleigh began to rise up off the bottom of the ladder and qualified for the 2015 FFA Cup.
South Melbourne were premiers after finishing six points clear at the top of the league. [4] They would later lose 1-0 to Oakleigh Cannons in the NPL Victoria Grand Final, making Oakleigh the 2024 NPL Victoria champions.
In addition to the three A-League clubs (Melbourne Victory, Melbourne City and Western United), the five NPL Victoria teams (Bentleigh Greens, Green Gully, Heidelberg United, Avondale FC, and Oakleigh Cannons) competed in the final rounds of the 2022 Australia Cup.
South Melbourne Football Club is an Australian semi-professional soccer club based in suburb ... beating Hume City 3-0 and then Oakleigh Cannons 3–2 in the grand ...
South Melbourne: Oakleigh Cannons: 2-1* (Extra Time) 2001 Oakleigh Cannons: Westvale: Oakleigh Cannons: 1-0 2002 Bentleigh Greens: Northcote City SC: East Richmond Jaguars: 2-1 2003 Bentleigh Greens: South Melbourne: Bentleigh Greens: 1-0 2004 Altona East Phoenix: Brunswick City: Altona East Phoenix: 3-0 2005 NOT HELD 2006 Oakleigh Cannons ...
A move to the Bob Jane Stadium and a nickname change in the mid 90s injected new life into the club. South were known as the Lakers and after the 'failure' - by South's high standards - of the early to mid 90s (five Preliminary Final defeats), South Melbourne were able to shrug the finals monkey off its back by winning the 1997–98 Ericsson Cup.
First Macarthur took on Oakleigh Cannons away and won 1–0 through an early goal by Valère Germain. [5] The semi-final was up against South Melbourne away and also won 1–0 through a Valère Germain penalty in the 84th minute who was also sent off in the last minutes of the match. [9]