APL unveils dates and fixtures for Unite Round 2024/25
The Liberty ALeague Women and Isuzu UTE A-League Men will descend on Sydney, the major events capital of Asia Pacific, across the weekend of 2224 November 2024. Unite Round 2024/25 has been moved earlier in the season and will see fans from across the country come together in the Harbour City, with all fixtures to be played across two hubs at Leichhardt Oval and Allianz Stadium.
Leichhardt Oval will host a football feast for the family with six Liberty A-League Women’s matches across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The hero fixtures kick off with Western Sydney Wanderers taking on Brisbane Roar on Friday night, before an Elimination Final rematch between the Central Coast Mariners and Melbourne Victory on Saturday afternoon.
Simultaneously, Allianz Stadium is set to host all six Isuzu UTE A-League Men matches. Sunday afternoon will see a Semi-Final replay with Wellington Phoenix up against Melbourne Victory.
In an added boost, all Full Season Club Members will gain free access to their club’s Isuzu UTE A-League Men and Liberty A-League Women double-header matches. Tickets are set to go on sale in August, with details on what and how each home and away club member can access tickets to be released shortly.
It has also been confirmed that grassroots activity will take place across Unite Round 2024/25, with the Girls Unite Gala Days returning to Leichhardt Oval, along with schools and grassroots activities in the Moore Park area close to Allianz Stadium. More details are set to be shared on these events in the coming weeks.
Commenting on Unite Round 2024/25, A-Leagues Commissioner Nick Garcia said: “We’ve taken on board feedback from fans, clubs and partners and have made a few changes to make Unite Round 2024/25 bigger and better.
“Marquee match-ups will headline each day across two distinct hubs; Leichhardt Oval for all six Liberty A-League Women fixtures, and Allianz Stadium for the Isuzu UTE A-League Men. We’ve also ensured clubs’ men’s and women’s teams play on different days to make it easier for fans to attend both matches of their favourite clubs, while a longer lead time will give fans more opportunity to plan their travel to Sydney.
“We’re currently busy working through details of the supporting events and grassroots activities to add to the overall fan experience, as well as working with clubs on special ticket deals for club members. We’ll be announcing these in collaboration with clubs, including dates for tickets on sale, in the coming weeks.”
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