2008–09 W-League












































W-League 2008–09
League W-League
Sport Women's association football
Duration 2008–2009
Number of teams 8
TV partner(s)
ABC1 (1 game + highlights)
W-League season
Champions Queensland Roar
Premiers Queensland Roar
Top scorer
Leena Khamis (7)
W-League seasons

2009 →

The 2008–09 W-League season was the first season of the W-League, the Australian national women's football (soccer) competition. The season was played over 10 rounds, followed by a finals series.[1]Queensland Roar were crowned as Premiers for winning the home-and-away season and also Champions after defeating Canberra United 2–0 in the final.


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Contents






  • 1 Regular season


    • 1.1 League table


    • 1.2 Round 1


    • 1.3 Round 2


    • 1.4 Round 3


    • 1.5 Round 4


    • 1.6 Round 5


    • 1.7 Round 6


    • 1.8 Round 7


    • 1.9 Round 8


    • 1.10 Round 9


    • 1.11 Round 10




  • 2 Finals Series


    • 2.1 Bracket


    • 2.2 Semi-Final


    • 2.3 Final




  • 3 Leading scorers


  • 4 Awards


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





Regular season



League table



















































































































Pos
 Team

[

  • v

  • t

  • e


]
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Qualification
1
Queensland Roar (C)
 10
 8
 1
 1
 27
 7
 +20
 25
 Qualification to Finals series
2
Newcastle Jets
 10
 5
 2
 3
 17
 12
 +5
 17
3
Canberra United
 10
 4
 4
 2
 14
 10
 +4
 16
4
Sydney FC
 10
 4
 2
 4
 15
 12
 +3
 14
5
Melbourne Victory
 10
 4
 0
 6
 13
 13
 0
 12
6
Central Coast Mariners
 10
 4
 0
 6
 15
 20
 −5
 12
7
Perth Glory
 10
 3
 2
 5
 14
 24
 −10
 11
8
Adelaide United
 10
 2
 1
 7
 11
 28
 −17
 7

Updated to match(es) played on 28 December 2008. Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion.




Round 1



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25 October 2008
13:00












Perth Glory 0–4 Sydney FC
Report
Khamis Goal 6' Goal 8'
Small Goal 39'
Garriock Goal 61'


Members Equity Stadium

Referee: Sara Hodson






25 October 2008
16:00












Melbourne Victory 2–0 Central Coast Mariners

Oostdam Goal 52'
Tegg Goal 60'
 Report


Docklands Stadium

Referee: Lee Corey






25 October 2008
17:00












Queensland Roar 4–1 Adelaide United

Harch Goal 22' Goal 66'
Colthorpe Goal 58'
Ferguson Goal 64'
 Report
Black Goal 46'


Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre

Attendance: 835

Referee: Kirralee Gardener






26 October 2008
13:30












Newcastle Jets 2–1 Canberra United

Gill Goal 24' Goal 82'
 Report
McDonnell Goal 2'


Wanderers Oval

Attendance: 1,100

Referee: Jacqui Melksham




Round 2





31 October 2008
16:45












Adelaide United 3–2 Newcastle Jets

Scalzi Goal 11' Goal 46' Goal 50'
 Report
Day Goal 38'
Salisbury Goal 89'


Hindmarsh Stadium

Referee: Sara Hodson






1 November 2008
15:00












Queensland Roar 0–1 Canberra United
Report
Mowbray Goal 16'


Perry Park

Attendance: 610

Referee: Pru Donohoe






1 November 2008
16:00












Sydney FC 2–1 Melbourne Victory

Bolger Goal 55'
Khamis Goal 82'
 Report
Groenewald Goal 24'


Parramatta Stadium

Referee: Jacqui Melksham






1 November 2008
18:00












Central Coast Mariners 3–1 Perth Glory

Camilleri Goal 69'
Rollason Goal 83' Goal 91' (pen.)
 Report
May Goal 85'


Parramatta Stadium

Attendance: 832

Referee: Amelia Morris




Round 3





8 November 2008
16:00












Melbourne Victory 3–0 Perth Glory

Karp Goal 47' (pen.)
Hawkins Goal 75' (o.g.)
Bisby Goal 82'
 Report


Bob Jane Stadium

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






8 November 2008
19:00












Newcastle Jets 0–2 Queensland Roar
Report
Beutel Goal 14'
Colthorpe Goal 84'


Oakes Oval

Attendance: 1,140

Referee: Casey Reibelt






9 November 2008
14:30












Adelaide United 3–2 Sydney FC

Black Goal 7'
Gilbert Goal 30' (o.g.)
Balomenos Goal 48'
 Report
Khamis Goal 4'
Ledbrook Goal 69'


Hindmarsh Stadium

Referee: Kirralee Gardener






9 November 2008
17:00












Canberra United 1–2 Central Coast Mariners

Brush Goal 51' (pen.)
 Report
Simon Goal 46', Goal 73'


McKellar Park

Attendance: 1,637

Referee: Jacqui Melksham




Round 4





15 November 2008
16:00












Sydney FC 1–1 Newcastle Jets

Khamis Goal 48'
 Report
Gill Goal 68'


Campbelltown Stadium

Referee: Lee Corey






15 November 2008
16:00












Perth Glory 3–2 Adelaide United

McCallum Goal 25'
De Vanna Goal 41'
Alagich Goal 56' (o.g.)
 Report
Black Goal 90'
Balomenos Goal 90+3'


Members Equity Stadium

Referee: Prue Donohoe






15 November 2008
18:00












Central Coast Mariners 0–5 Queensland Roar
Report
Polkinghorne Goal 12'
Harch Goal 66'
Colthorpe Goal 68' (pen.)
Kellond-Knight Goal 80'
Latham Goal 89'


Campbelltown Stadium

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






15 November 2008
19:00












Melbourne Victory 0–1 Canberra United
Report
McDonnell Goal 24'


Bob Jane Stadium

Attendance: 700

Referee: Casey Reibelt




Round 5





22 November 2008
16:00












Canberra United 0–0 Adelaide United
Report


McKellar Park

Attendance: 804

Referee: Casey Reibelt






22 November 2008
17:00












Queensland Roar 2–0 Melbourne Victory

Beutel Goal 33'
Butt Goal 57'
 Report


Ballymore Stadium

Referee: Lee Corey






22 November 2008
18:00












Sydney FC 2–0 Central Coast Mariners

Khamis Goal 23'
Gilbert Goal 38'
 Report


Campbelltown Stadium

Attendance: 652

Referee: Prue Donohoe






23 November 2008
15:00












Newcastle Jets 4–1 Perth Glory

Pearce Goal 17'
Gill Goal 24'
Jones Goal 27'
Amber Neilson Goal 76'
 Report
Tabain Goal 6'


Wanderers Oval

Referee: Kate Jacewicz




Round 6





29 November 2008
14:30












Adelaide United 0–3 Melbourne Victory
Report
Kuralay Goal 36', Goal 71'
Diagiammarco Goal 64'


Hindmarsh Stadium

Referee: Prue Donohoe






29 November 2008
15:00












Queensland Roar 3–0 Sydney FC

Reuter Goal 12'
Ferguson Goal 30'
Beutel Goal 63'
 Report


Ballymore Stadium

Attendance: 580

Referee: Sara Hodson






29 November 2008
18:00












Central Coast Mariners 2–4 Newcastle Jets

Rollason Goal 65'
Simon Goal 90+1'
 Report
Jones Goal 34'
van Egmond Goal 44', Goal 46'
Peters Goal 77'


Campbelltown Stadium

Attendance: 211

Referee: Kirralee Gardener






30 November 2008
16:00












Perth Glory 2–2 Canberra United

D'Ovidio Goal 33'
de Vanna Goal 54'
 Report
Munoz Goal 81'
Sykes Goal 89'


Members Equity Stadium

Attendance: 479

Referee: Lee Corey




Round 7





6 December 2008
15:30












Adelaide United 0–6 Central Coast Mariners
Report
Camilleri Goal 34', Goal 58'
Kingsley Goal 50', Goal 60'
Simon Goal 62', Goal 83'


Hindmarsh Stadium

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






6 December 2008
18:00












Canberra United 1–1 Sydney FC

Munoz Goal 37'
 Report
Marsh Goal 43' (Pen)


McKellar Park

Attendance: 840

Referee: Prue Donohoe






6 December 2008
19:00












Melbourne Victory 1–0 Newcastle Jets

Timko Goal 82'
 Report


Epping Stadium

Referee: Sara Hodson






7 December 2008
16:00












Perth Glory 3–5 Queensland Roar

Kerr Goal 7'
De Vanna Goal 40'
Tabain Goal 45'
 Report
Colthorpe Goal 2'
Harch Goal 49'
Kellond-Knight Goal 57'
Latham Goal 89'
Beutel Goal 90+3'


Members Equity Stadium

Referee: Casey Reibelt




Round 8





13 December 2008
16:00












Melbourne Victory 1–3 Queensland Roar

Timko Goal 26'
 Report
Beutel Goal 9'
Ferguson Goal 23'
Butt Goal 55'


Bob Jane Stadium

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






13 December 2008
16:00












Sydney FC 0–1 Perth Glory
Report
Tabain Goal 64'


Parramatta Stadium

Attendance: 300

Referee: Sara Hodson






13 December 2008
18:00












Central Coast Mariners 0–3 Canberra United
Report
Brush Goal 21'
Crawford Goal 71'
Munoz Goal 77'


Parramatta Stadium

Attendance: 300

Referee: Kirralee Gardener






14 December 2008
17:00












Newcastle Jets 2–1 Adelaide United

Smith Goal 35'
Neilson Goal 81'
 Report
Balomenos Goal 19' (pen.)


Wanderers Oval

Referee: Lee Corey




Round 9





19 December 2008
19:30












Adelaide United 1–3 Perth Glory

Scalzi Goal 90+2'
 Report
Tabain Goal 52'
McCallum Goal 71'
D'Ovidio Goal 86'


Hindmarsh Stadium

Referee: Lee Corey






20 December 2008
16:00












Newcastle Jets 2–0 Sydney FC

Gill Goal 21', Goal 28'
 Report


Campbelltown Stadium

Attendance: 300

Referee: Jacqui Melksham






20 December 2008
18:00












Queensland Roar 2–0 Central Coast Mariners

Beutel Goal 51'
Harch Goal 57'
 Report


Ballymore Stadium

Attendance: 940

Referee: Prue Donohoe






20 December 2008
18:00












Canberra United 3–2 Melbourne Victory

Brush Goal 35'
Mowbray Goal 83'
Chapman Goal 90+3'
 Report
Groenewald Goal 82'
Oostdam Goal 85'


McKellar Park

Attendance: 1,152

Referee: Lee Corey




Round 10





27 December 2008
16:00












Central Coast Mariners 2–0 Melbourne Victory

Kingsley Goal 87'
O'Reilly Goal 90+2'
 Report


Parramatta Stadium

Attendance: 795

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






27 December 2008
18:00












Sydney FC 3–2 Adelaide United

Khamis Goal 4'
Ledbrook Goal 6'
Burgess Goal 28'
 Report
Balomenos Goal 52'
Swaffer Goal 59'


Parramatta Stadium

Attendance: 795

Referee: Casey Reibelt






27 December 2008
18:00












Canberra United 1–1 Queensland Roar

Munoz Goal 66'
 Report
Popovic Goal 87'


McKellar Park

Attendance: 712

Referee: Jacqui Melksham






28 December 2008
16:00












Perth Glory 0–0 Newcastle Jets
Report


Members Equity Stadium

Attendance: 693

Referee: Lee Corey




Finals Series



Bracket


















































































Semi Finals
 Grand Final
           

1
Queensland Roar
1 (5)
4
Sydney FC
 1 (4)

1
Queensland Roar
2

3
Canberra United
 0
2
Newcastle Jets
 0

3
Canberra United
1


Semi-Final




10 January 2009
16:00












Newcastle Jets 0–1 Canberra United
Report
Mowbray Goal 26'


EnergyAustralia Stadium

Attendance: 2,889

Referee: Sara Hodson






11 January 2009
15:00


















Queensland Roar 1 – 1 (a.e.t.) Sydney FC

Butt Goal 29'
 Report
O'Neill Goal 71'
Penalties

Dumount Penalty scored
Butt Penalty scored
Kellond-Knight Penalty scored
Harch Penalty scored
Beaumount Penalty missed
Reuter Penalty scored
 5–4
Penalty scoredBrogan
Penalty missedBolger
Penalty scoredClifford
Penalty scoredLedbrook
Penalty scoredKhamis
Penalty missedWalsh


Ballymore Stadium

Attendance: 1,891

Referee: Jacqui Melksham




Final


See also: W-League Grand Final 2008-09




17 January 2009
16:00












Queensland Roar 2–0 Canberra United

Harch Goal 6'
Butt Goal 23'
 Report


Ballymore Stadium

Attendance: 4,554

Referee: Kate Jacewicz




Leading scorers


Further information: W-League Top scorers





































































































































































Total
 Player
 Team
 Goals per Round
 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10
7 Australia Leena Khamis Sydney FC 2 1 1 1 1 1
6 Australia Courtney Beutel Queensland Roar 1 1 1 1 1 1
6 Australia Katie Gill Newcastle Jets 2 1 1 2
5 Australia Lana Harch Queensland Roar 2 1 1 1
5 Australia Kyah Simon Central Coast Mariners 2 1 2
4 Australia Lauren Colthorpe Queensland Roar 1 1 1 1
4 Australia Caitlin Munoz Canberra United 1 1 1 1
4 Australia Sandra Scalzi Adelaide United 3 1
4 Australia Marianna Tabain Perth Glory 1 1 1 1

As of the end of the regular season







 A goal was scored from a penalty kick


Awards



  • Player of the Year: Lana Harch, Queensland Roar

  • Goalkeeper of the Year: Melissa Barbieri, Melbourne Victory

  • Golden Boot: Leena Khamis, Sydney FC – 7 goals

  • Goal of the Year: Marianna Tabain, Perth Glory – Round 9, Adelaide United v Perth Glory

  • Hat Trick Award: Sandra Scalzi, Adelaide United – Round 2, Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets

  • Fair Play Award: Queensland Roar

  • Referee of the Year: Jacqui Melksham

  • Coach of the Year: Jeff Hopkins, Queensland Roar



See also



  • Adelaide United W-League season 2008-09

  • Queensland Roar W-League season 2008-09

  • Canberra United W-League season 2008-09

  • Central Coast Mariners W-League season 2008-09

  • Melbourne Victory FC W-League season 2008-09

  • Newcastle Jets W-League season 2008-09

  • Perth Glory W-League season 2008-09

  • Sydney FC W-League season 2008-09



References





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