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A-League National Youth League
Season2008–09
ChampionsSydney FC (1st title)
Matches played41
Goals scored199 (4.85 per match)
Top goalscorerFrancesco Monterosso (13 goals)
Biggest home winAdelaide United 5–0 Newcastle Jets
(9 January 2009)
Biggest away winNewcastle Jets 1–7 Sydney FC
(7 February 2009)
Highest scoringPerth Glory 3–5 Sydney FC
(19 October 2008)
Newcastle Jets 1–7 Sydney FC
(7 February 2009)
Longest winning run8 matches
Sydney FC
Longest unbeaten run8 matches
Sydney FC
Longest winless run9 matches
Newcastle Jets
Longest losing run9 matches
Newcastle Jets

The A-League National Youth League's 2008–09 season was the first season of the Australian A-League National Youth League football competition.

Regular season

The season was played over 21 rounds, with 3 byes per team, followed by a grand final for the top two teams.

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Sydney FC Youth (C) 18 13 2 3 43 22 +21 41 Qualification to Grand Final
2 Adelaide United Youth 18 10 5 3 36 14 +22 35
3 Brisbane Roar Youth 18 10 3 5 34 22 +12 33
4 Perth Glory Youth 18 7 2 9 28 31 −3 23
5 Central Coast Mariners Academy 18 6 2 10 20 36 −16 20
6 Melbourne Victory Youth 18 6 1 11 21 26 −5 19
7 Newcastle Jets Youth 18 3 1 14 17 48 −31 10
Source: [citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions

Home and away season

Round 1

Melbourne Victory0–2Queensland Roar
Result[1] McVey 50'
Nichols 65'
Central Coast Mariners0–1Perth Glory
Report[2] Boi 57'
Adelaide United0–0Newcastle Jets
Report[3]

Round 2

Adelaide United3–0Central Coast Mariners
Monterosso 20' 28'
Younis 85'		 Report[4]
Sydney FC2–1Queensland Roar
Biddle 68'
Payne 75'		 Report[5] McVey 14'
Referee: Chris Beath
Melbourne Victory0–2Perth Glory
Report[6] Trinidad 34' 90+2'
Referee: Lucien Laverdure

Round 3

Sydney FC2–1Adelaide United
Rooney 29'
Bulut 69'		 Report[7] De Bono 72'
Referee: Steven Gregory
Central Coast Mariners2–1Melbourne Victory
D'Apuzzo 44'
Macallister 66'		 Report[8] Hatzimouratis 15'
Referee: Tim McGilchrist
Queensland Roar3–0Newcastle Jets
Grossman 38' 90+2'
McCloughan 49'		 Report[9]
Attendance: 367
Referee: Alan Milliner

Round 4

Queensland Roar0–1Adelaide United
Report[10] Monterosso 19'
Attendance: 706
Referee: Kevin Docherty
Newcastle Jets0–1Melbourne Victory
Report[11] Elasi 78'
Referee: Kurt Ams
Perth Glory3–5Sydney FC
Jukic 23' 28' 72' Report[12] Rooney 15' 43' 44'
Jurman 70'
Gan 83'
Referee: David Costello

Round 5

Central Coast Mariners0–4Newcastle Jets
Report[13] Pinto 21'
Karakolevski 38'
Virgili 83'
Mooy 89'
Referee: James Lewis
Adelaide United0–0Perth Glory
Report[14]
Referee: Regis Queffelec
Melbourne Victory1–2Sydney FC
Pantelidis 22' Report[15] Danning 69' 85'
Referee: Kevin Docherty

Round 6

Adelaide United3–1Melbourne Victory
Monterosso 47' 90+3'
Costa 56'		 Report[16] Lokvancic 20'
Referee: Stephen Toth
Sydney FC2–1Central Coast Mariners
Gan 52'
Bulut 89'		 Report[17] Smith 37'
Referee: Gary Vandeburgt
Newcastle Jets0–3Queensland Roar
Report[18] McVey 26'
Bevan 60'
Grossman 63'

Round 7

Queensland Roar3–1Melbourne Victory
McVey 34'
Grossman 60' 87'		 Report[19] Hatzimouratis 12'
Attendance: 750
Perth Glory2–1Newcastle Jets
Vittiglia 55'
Skorich 77' (Pen)		 Report[20] Virgili 58'
Referee: Troy Miller
Central Coast Mariners1–6Adelaide United
Smith 90+3' Report[21] Tobias 11'
Doyle 22'
Younis 32' 77'
Sarkies 40' 90+2'
Referee: Stuart Wolfe

Round 8

Sydney FC3–0Perth Glory
Rooney 5' 74'
Golec 90+4'		 Report[22]
Attendance: 400 (approx)
Referee: Brett Hookham
Melbourne Victory0–1Newcastle Jets
Report[23] Jesic 27'
Referee: Alex Azcurra
Queensland Roar2–1Central Coast Mariners
Smits 4'
Oar 81'		 Report[24] Vidovic 14' (Pen)
Referee: Alan Milliner

Round 9

Adelaide United0–1Sydney FC
Report[25] Gan 35'
Referee: Regis Queffelec
Melbourne Victory1–1Central Coast Mariners
Lujic 56' Report[26] Mrdja 42'
Referee: Lucien Lavedure
Queensland Roar5–1Perth Glory
Grossman 43' 51' 88'
Oar 47'
McVey 59'		 Report[27] Babalj 67'
Referee: Nathan MacDonald

Round 10

Sydney FC3–0Queensland Roar
Biddle 14'
Rooney 73'
Bulut 78'		 Report[28]
Perth Glory1–2Central Coast Mariners
Vittiglia 58' Report[29] Vidovic 70'
Wright 86'
Referee: David Costello
Newcastle Jets0–3Adelaide United
Report[30] Mullen 41'
Monterosso 77'
Tobias 88'
Referee: James Gillet

Round 11

Perth Glory3–1Melbourne Victory
Eli Babalj 17'
Jukic 77'
Vittiglia 87'		 Report[31] Elasi 50'
Referee: Troy Miller
Central Coast Mariners1–0Queensland Roar
Owens 28' Report[32]
Referee: Tim McGilchrist
Newcastle Jets3–2Sydney FC
Regan 5'
Mooy 47'
Karakolevski 88'		 Report[33] Rooney 39' 87'
Referee: James Lewis

Round 12

Central Coast Mariners1–3Sydney FC
Owens 29' Report[34] Cairncross 5'
Munro 48'
Danning 87'
Referee: Kurt Ams
Queensland Roar3–2Newcastle Jets
Mundy 47'
Smits 65'
Antun Kovacic 90' (o.g.)		 Report[35] Regan 44'
Karakolevski 60'
Referee: Nathan MacDonald
Melbourne Victory0–1Adelaide United
Report[36] Ciarla 51'

Round 13

Newcastle Jets0–2Melbourne Victory
Report[37] De Lizia 22'
Elasi 52'
Referee: Kevin Docherty
Sydney FC1–0Perth Glory
Mileski 90+5' Report[38]
Attendance: 220
Referee: Gary Vandeburgt
Adelaide United1–1Queensland Roar
Marrone 45+1' Report[39] Bratten 88'
Referee: Stephen Toth

Round 14

Newcastle Jets2–4Central Coast Mariners
Mooy 31'
Karakolevski 42'		 Report[40] Smith 3'
Mrdja 27' 69'
Owens 65'
Perth Glory2–0Adelaide United
Hesketh 64'
Sammut 90+3'		 Report[41]
Referee: Steven Gregory
Melbourne Victory3–1Sydney FC
Elasi 47', 80', 90+3' Report[42] Mileski 48'
Referee: Alex Azcurra

Round 15

Central Coast Mariners2–2Perth Glory
Boogaard 62'
Owens 71'		 Report[43] Skoric 22'
Clark 29' (o.g.)
Referee: Brett Hookham
Adelaide United3–3Sydney FC
Agostino 13'
Marrone 22'
Mullen 29' (Pen)		 Report[44] Payne 4' 49'
Golec 34'
Referee: Regis Queffelec
Melbourne Victory3–0Queensland Roar
Elasi 25' 65'
Behich 59'		 Report[45]
Referee: Lucien Lavedure

Round 16

Adelaide United5–0Newcastle Jets
De Bono 8' 31'
Spagnuolo 29' 56'
Monterosso 76'		 Report[46]
Referee: Elvis Mustafic
Central Coast Mariners0–3Queensland Roar
Report[47] Smits 25' 68' 86'
Referee: Stuart Wolfe
Perth Glory0–2Melbourne Victory
Report[48] Hatzimouratis 52'
Behich 79'

Round 17

Newcastle Jets2–5Perth Glory
 Report[49]
Referee: Stuart Wolfe
Melbourne Victory1–2Central Coast Mariners
Theodore 9' Report[50]
Referee: Kevin Docherty
Queensland Roar1–1Sydney FC
Cernak 58' Report[51] Mileski 64'
Attendance: 166

Round 18

Queensland Roar3–2Perth Glory
Brattan 56'
Grossman 78' 79'		 Report[52] Fondyke 1'
Boi 13'
Referee: Alan Milliner
Sydney FC2–0Newcastle Jets
Triantis 55'
Lustica 80'		 Report[53]
Referee: James Lewis
Central Coast Mariners0–2Adelaide United
Report[54] De Nono 43'
Monterosso 72'
Referee: Tim McGilchrist

Round 19

Newcastle Jets1–2Central Coast Mariners
Virgili 24' Report[55] Boogaard 55'
Osman 63'
Adelaide United3–0Perth Glory
Monterosso 1' 46' 50' Report[56]
Sydney FC2–3Melbourne Victory
Payne 57'
Gan 66'		 Report[57] Elasi 36' 45'
Hatzimouratis 51'

Round 20

Perth Glory0–1Queensland Roar
Report[58] Bratten 39' (Pen)
Referee: David Costello
Newcastle Jets1–7Sydney FC
Virgili 6' Report[59] Payne 16'
Danning 19'
Grant 23'
Regan 34' (o.g.)
Munro 42'
Gan 79'
Cairncross 84'
Melbourne Victory0–1Adelaide United
Report[60] Griffiths 11'

Round 21

Queensland Roar3–3Adelaide United
Kruse 23'
Smits 30'
Grossman 51'		 Report[61] Allwright 32'
Monterosso 36' 75'
Referee: Chris Beath
Perth Glory4–0Newcastle Jets
Vittiglia 4'
Boi 48'
Jukic 60' 78'		 Report[62]
Central Coast Mariners0–1Sydney FC
Report[63] Mileski 8'

Notes

  1. ^ Match re-scheduled due to rain.
  2. ^ Match re-scheduled due to Adelaide's participation in FIFA Club World Cup
  3. ^ Match re-scheduled due to Adelaide's participation in FIFA Club World Cup
  4. ^ The venue for this match was changed due to adverse weather conditions

Grand final

Main article: 2009 A-League National Youth League Grand Final
Adelaide United0–2Sydney FC
Report[64] Haydar 21'
Mileski 77'

Leading scorers

Pos Player Team Gls
1
 Australia Francesco Monterosso Adelaide United
13
2
 Australia Chris Grossman Queensland Roar
11
3
 Australia Nathan Elasi Melbourne Victory
10
4
 Australia Sean Rooney Sydney FC
9
5
 Australia Andrija Jukic Perth Glory
6
Australia Tim Smits Queensland Roar

Awards

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