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Australia · A-League Men

Melbourne City FC

MEL· 30,050 capacity

Position

4

Played

0

Points

0

0W 0D 0L

Goal difference

0

0 scored, 0 against

Expected goals

0.0

0.0 against

Points vs expectedest.

0

0.0 expected

Form

Where the season ends11%to win it

From 8,000 simulated seasons.

Win the leagueest.

10.5%

Top fourest.

46.1%

European placeest.

66.4%

Relegationest.

0.0%

Projected pointsest.

39

likely 30–47

Projected finishest.

5th

range 1–10

Power rating

1505

#4 in the division

Attack / defenceest.

74 / 82

75 is league average

Honours3 titles
  • A-LeagueAustralia2 · 3 runner-up

    2024/2025 · 2020/2021

  • Australia CupAustralia1 · 1 runner-up

    2016

In the dugout8 managers
Manager by season, with points per game
SeasonManagerW–D–LPts / game
2025/2026Aurelio VidmarA-League1088
1.46
2024/2025Aurelio VidmarA-League1466
1.85
2023/2024Rado VidosicA-League002
0.00
2023/2024Aurelio VidmarA-League1168
1.56
2022/2023Rado VidosicA-League1673
2.12
2021/2022Patrick KisnorboA-League1475
1.88
2020/2021Patrick KisnorboA-League1547
1.88
2019/2020Erick MombaertsA-League1457
1.81
2018/2019Warren JoyceA-League1179
1.48
2017/2018Warren JoyceA-League13410
1.59
2016/2017John van't SchipA-League553
1.54
2016/2017Michael ValkanisA-League617
1.36
2015/2016John van't SchipA-League1359
1.63
2014/2015John van't SchipA-League9810
1.30
2013/2014John AloisiA-League048
0.33
2013/2014John van't SchipA-League645
1.47
2012/2013John AloisiA-League8316
1.00

One row per season, which is the grain the source supplies — a manager who stayed four years appears four times. Points per game is what makes spells of different lengths comparable.

The groundAAMI Park
CityMelbourneCapacity30,050Opened2010SurfaceGrass
In the table4th on 0
A-League Men table. Ranked by points, then goal-difference, then goals-for.
#ClubPlGDPts1st
1000
9%
2000
3%
3000
25%
4000
11%
5000
3%
6000
14%
7000
22%
ChampionsPossible qualification next stage

* Level on points — separated by the tiebreaker shown on hover.

Chances of finishing top of the regular season are Monte Carlo estimates over the remaining fixturesest. A shown 0% means it did not occur in 8,000 simulated seasons — not that it is impossible. The play-offs themselves are not simulated.