2010–11 W-League












































2010–11 W-League
League W-League
Sport Women's association football
Duration 2010–2011
Number of teams 7
TV partner(s) ABC1
W-League season
Champions Brisbane Roar
Premiers Sydney FC
Top scorer
Kyah Simon (12)
W-League seasons

← 2009

2011–12 →


The 2010–11 W-League season was the third season of the W-League, the Australian national women's football (soccer) competition. The season consisted of twelve rounds, with each team playing a total of ten games, followed by a finals series.


Sydney FC were crowned premiers after winning the regular season, but lost the Grand Final to season runners-up Brisbane Roar.




Contents






  • 1 Clubs


  • 2 Regular season


    • 2.1 League table


    • 2.2 Round 1


    • 2.3 Round 2


    • 2.4 Round 3


    • 2.5 Round 4


    • 2.6 Round 5


    • 2.7 Round 6


    • 2.8 Round 7


    • 2.9 Round 8


    • 2.10 Round 9


    • 2.11 Round 10


    • 2.12 Round 11


    • 2.13 Round 12


    • 2.14 Leading scorers




  • 3 Finals Series


    • 3.1 Bracket


    • 3.2 Semi-finals


    • 3.3 Final




  • 4 Awards





Clubs




Map of Australia and New Zealand.png
MelbourneVictoryColours.png

AdelaideUnitedColours.png

PerthGloryColours.png

SYDicon.png

NewcastleJetsColours.png

BrisbaneRoarColours.png

Canberra United FC.jpg

Perth

Adelaide

Melbourne

Newcastle

Sydney

Brisbane

Canberra



The Central Coast Mariners withdrew from the 2010–11 season prior to the season commencing.
W-League teams for the 2010–11 season:











































Team
 City
 Years in competition

AdelaideUnitedColours.pngAdelaide United
South Australia Adelaide, SA
 2008–09 — present

BrisbaneRoarColours.pngBrisbane Roar
Queensland Brisbane, Qld
 2008–09 — present

Canberra United FC.jpgCanberra United
Australian Capital Territory Canberra, ACT
 2008–09 — present

MelbourneVictoryColours.pngMelbourne Victory
Victoria (Australia) Melbourne, Vic
 2008–09 — present

NewcastleJetsColours.pngNewcastle Jets
New South Wales Newcastle, NSW
 2008–09 — present

PerthGloryColours.pngPerth Glory
Western Australia Perth, WA
 2008–09 — present

SYDicon.pngSydney FC
New South Wales Sydney, NSW
 2008–09 — present


Regular season



League table







































































































Pos
 Team

[

  • v

  • t

  • e


]
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Qualification
1
Sydney FC
 10
 8
 0
 2
 29
 9
 +20
 24
 Qualification to Finals series
2
Brisbane Roar (C)
 10
 6
 3
 1
 17
 7
 +10
 21
3
Canberra United
 10
 5
 2
 3
 16
 9
 +7
 17
4
Melbourne Victory
 10
 4
 3
 3
 12
 11
 +1
 15
5
Perth Glory
 10
 4
 1
 5
 11
 15
 −4
 13
6
Newcastle Jets
 10
 3
 1
 6
 13
 15
 −2
 10
7
Adelaide United
 10
 0
 0
 10
 4
 36
 −32
 0

Updated to match(es) played on 29 January 2011. Source: au.soccerway.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion.




Round 1



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6 November 2010












Brisbane Roar 2–4 Sydney FC

Butt Goal 14'
Harch Goal 49'
 Report
Garriock Goal 6', 54'
Rollason Goal 33'
Simon Goal 36'


Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane

Attendance: 1,093

Referee: Jacqui Melksham






6 November 2010












Adelaide United 0–2 Newcastle Jets
Report
McDonnell Goal 83', 88'


Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

Referee: Stacey Sasopolous






7 November 2010












Perth Glory 1–4 Canberra United

Gill Goal 41'
 Report
Heyman Goal 34', 70', 87'
Maciejewski Goal 57'


6PR Stadium, Perth

Attendance: 423

Referee: Catherine Hoffman




Review



Round 2





13 November 2010












Perth Glory 4–0 Adelaide United

Gill Goal 27' (pen.), 32' (pen.)
May Goal 36'
Kerr Goal 80'
 Report


nib Stadium, Perth

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






13 November 2010












Canberra United 1–1 Brisbane Roar

Perry Goal 82'
 Report
Butt Goal 45'


McKellar Park, Canberra

Attendance: 794

Referee: Peta McCallum






13 November 2010












Melbourne Victory 1–4 Sydney FC

Taylor Goal 29' (pen.)
 Report
Simon Goal 30', 37'
Ledbrook Goal 84'
CannuliGoal 90+'


Latrobe City Stadium, Morwell

Referee: Catherine Hoffman




Review



Round 3





20 November 2010












Canberra United 1–1 Melbourne Victory

Cooper Goal 6'
 Report
Ruyter-Hooley Goal 94'


McKellar Park, Canberra

Attendance: 836

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






20 November 2010












Newcastle Jets 0–4 Brisbane Roar
Report
Harch Goal 2', 60'
Butt Goal 25'
De Vanna Goal 72' (pen.)


Wanderers Oval, Newcastle

Referee: Kirralee Gardiner






20 November 2010












Sydney FC 4–1 Adelaide United

Khamis Goal 10'
Ledbrook Goal 59'
Cannuli Goal 80'
Foord Goal 91'
 Report
Gunning Goal 41' (pen.)


WIN Stadium, Wollongong

Attendance: 640

Referee: Peta McCallum




Review



Round 4





26 November 2010












Adelaide United 0–4 Melbourne Victory
Report
Fletcher Goal 32'
Friend Goal 47'
Taylor Goal 52', 91'


Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

Referee: Stacey Sasopolous






27 November 2010












Sydney FC 1–2 Newcastle Jets

Khamis Goal 31'
 Report
Andrews Goal 84', 90'


Campbelltown Stadium, Campbelltown

Referee: Kiralee Gardiner






27 November 2010












Brisbane Roar 1–0 Perth Glory

De Vanna Goal 90+3'
 Report


Perry Park, Brisbane

Referee: Jacqui Melksham




Review



Round 5





4 December 2010












Melbourne Victory 1–4 Brisbane Roar

Friend Goal 65'
 Report
Butt Goal 23', 25'
De Vanna Goal 71'
Gielnik Goal 81'


AAMI Park, Melbourne

Referee: Peta McCallum






4 December 2010












Canberra United 4–0 Adelaide United

Munoz Goal 6'
Heyman Goal 9', 16'
Brush Goal 21'
 Report


Deakin Stadium, Canberra

Attendance: 576

Referee: Kirralee Gardener






5 December 2010












Perth Glory 1–0 Newcastle Jets

Gibbons Goal 4'
 Report


6PR Stadium, Perth

Referee: Stacey Sasopolous




Review



Round 6





10 December 2010












Adelaide United 1–3 Brisbane Roar

Kuralay Goal 28'
 Report
Carroll Goal 71'
Kellond-Knight Goal 32'
Colthorpe Goal 38'


Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

Referee: Catherine Hoffman






11 December 2010












Newcastle Jets 0–1 Canberra United
Report
Heyman Goal 36'


Energy Australia Stadium, Newcastle

Attendance: 349

Referee: Peta McCallum






11 December 2010












Sydney FC 2–0 Perth Glory

Khamis Goal 55'
Simon Goal 71'
 Report


WIN Stadium, Wollongong

Attendance: 246

Referee: Sachiko Yamagashi




Review



Round 7





18 December 2010












Adelaide United 0–4 Sydney FC
Report
Khamis Goal 16'
Simon Goal 45', 77'
Ledbrook Goal 53'


Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

Referee: Fusako Kajiyama






18 December 2010












Melbourne Victory 0–1 Perth Glory
Report
Kofoed Goal 83'


AAMI Park, Melbourne

Referee: Catherine Hofmann






21 December 2010












Brisbane Roar 1–0 Canberra United

Harch Goal 60'
 Report


Perry Park, Brisbane

Referee: Kate Jacewicz




Review



Round 8





1 January 2011












Sydney FC 0–1 Brisbane Roar
Report
Burgess Goal 48'


Campbelltown Stadium, Campbelltown

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






2 January 2011












Newcastle Jets 0–1 Melbourne Victory
Report
Jackson Goal 47'


Wanderers Oval, Newcastle

Referee: Kirralee Gardiner




Review



Round 9





8 January 2011












Melbourne Victory 1–0 Canberra United

Taylor Goal 20'
 Report


Skilled Stadium, Geelong

Attendance: 500

Referee: Stacey Sasopolous






8 January 2011












Newcastle Jets 7–1 Adelaide United

Feuerriegel Goal 23', 50'
Gunning Goal 46' (o.g.)
Andrews Goal 52', 57', 85', 92'
 Report
Quigley Goal 34'


Wanderers Oval, Newcastle

Referee: Kirralee Gardiner






9 January 2011












Perth Glory 1–5 Sydney FC

McCallum Goal 69'
 Report
Khamis Goal 3', 8'
Simon Goal 47', 74', 89'


6PR Stadium, Perth

Referee: Kate Jacewicz




Round 10





15 January 2011












Adelaide United 1–2 Perth Glory

Gorry Goal 73'
 Report
Kerr Goal 16', 41'


Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

Referee: Catherine Hofmann






15 January 2011












Canberra United 4–1 Newcastle Jets

Munoz Goal 3', 78'
Heyman Goal 19'
van Egmond Goal 88'
 Summary
Andrews Goal 44'


Deakin Stadium, Canberra

Referee: Peta McCallum






16 January 2011












Brisbane Roar 0–0 Melbourne Victory
Report


Epping Stadium, Melbourne

Referee: Kate Jacewicz




Review



Round 11





22 January 2011












Brisbane Roar 0–0 Newcastle Jets
Report


Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane

Referee: Catherine Hofmann






22 January 2011












Sydney FC 3–0 Canberra United

Brush Goal 49' (o.g.)
Field Goal 76' (o.g.)
Simon Goal 82'
 Report


Seymour Shaw Park, Miranda

Attendance: 973

Referee: Kate Jacewicz






23 January 2011












Perth Glory 1–1 Melbourne Victory

D'Ovidio Goal 39'
 Report
Catley Goal 47'


6PR Stadium, Perth

Referee: Kirralee Gardener




Review



Round 12





29 January 2011












Canberra United 1–0 Perth Glory

A. Sykes Goal 88'
 Report


McKellar Park, Canberra

Referee: Kirralee Gardiner






29 January 2011












Newcastle Jets 1–2 Sydney FC

Crawford Goal 62'
 Report
Simon Goal 55'
Uzunlar Goal 73' (pen.)


Wanderers Oval, Newcastle

Referee: Peta McCallum






29 January 2011












Melbourne Victory 2–0 Adelaide United

Catley Goal 1'
Friend Goal 86'
 Report


John Cain Memorial Reserve, Thornbury

Referee: Catherine Hofmann




Review



Leading scorers



























































































































































































































Total
 Player
 Team
 Goals per Round
 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   SF   F 
12
 Australia Kyah Simon
SYDicon.png Sydney FC
 1 2 1 2 3 1 1 1
8
 Australia Michelle Heyman
Canberra United FC.jpg Canberra United
 3 2 1 1 1
Australia Leena Khamis
SYDicon.png Sydney FC
 1 1 1 1 2 2
7
 Australia Tara Andrews
NewcastleJetsColours.png Newcastle Jets
 2 4 1
Australia Tameka Butt
BrisbaneRoarColours.png Brisbane Roar
 1 1 1 2 1 1
4
 Australia Lisa De Vanna
BrisbaneRoarColours.png Brisbane Roar
 1 1 1 1
Australia Lana Harch
BrisbaneRoarColours.png Brisbane Roar
 1 2 1
Australia Kylie Ledbrook
SYDicon.png Sydney FC
 1 1 1 1
Australia Caitlin Munoz
Canberra United FC.jpg Canberra United
 1 2 1
England Jodie Taylor
MelbourneVictoryColours.png Melbourne Victory
 1 2 1







A goal was scored from a penalty kick


Finals Series



Bracket


















































































Semi Finals
 Grand Final
           
1
Sydney FC
5
4
Melbourne Victory
 1
1
Sydney FC
 1

2
Brisbane Roar
2
2
Brisbane Roar
2 (4)
3
Canberra United
 2 (2)


Semi-finals




5 February 2011


















Brisbane Roar 2 – 2
(a.e.t.)
 Canberra United

Butt Goal 23'
Cordner Goal 96'
 Report
Munoz Goal 57'
Heyman Goal 97'
Penalties

Colthorpe Penalty missed
Carroll Penalty scored
Butt Penalty scored
Kellond-Knight Penalty scored
Dumont Penalty scored
 4–2
Penalty scoredShipard
Penalty missedBrush
Penalty scoredCooper
Penalty missedPerry


Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane

Referee: Jacqui Melksham






6 February 2011












Sydney FC 5–1 Melbourne Victory

Khamis Goal 26', 75'
Uzunlar Goal 38' (pen.)
Simon Goal 74'
Bolger Goal 88'
 Report
Catley Goal 30'


Campbelltown Stadium, Campbelltown

Attendance: 912

Referee: Kirralee Gardiner




Final


Main article: 2011 W-League Grand Final




12 February 2011












Sydney FC 1–2 Brisbane Roar

Ledbrook Goal 35'
 Report
Butt Goal 9'
De Vanna Goal 64'


Campbelltown Stadium

Attendance: 1,872

Referee: Kate Jacewicz




Awards



  • Player of the Year:

    • Kyah Simon, Sydney FC


  • Young Player of the Year:

    • Kyah Simon, Sydney FC


  • Goalkeeper of the Year:

    • Lydia Williams, Canberra United


  • Golden Boot:

    • Kyah Simon, Sydney FC – 12 goals


  • Goal of the Year:

    • Heather Garriock, Sydney FC – Round 1, Brisbane Roar v Sydney FC


  • Fair Play Award:
    • Melbourne Victory


  • Referee of the Year:
    • Kate Jacewicz


  • Coach of the Year:

    • Alen Stajcic, Sydney FC











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