Adelaide Derby
Adelaide Derby at Adelaide City Park, 2018
LocationAdelaide, South Australia
TeamsAdelaide City
West Adelaide
First meetingAdelaide Juventus 5–1 West Adelaide Hellas
(14 September 1963)
Latest meetingWest Adelaide 0–1 Adelaide City
(13 May 2023)
StadiumsAdelaide City Park
West Beach Parks Football Centre
Statistics
Meetings total132
Most winsAdelaide City (66)
All-time recordAdelaide City (66)
West Adelaide (45)
Drawn (21)
Largest victoryAdelaide City 6–0 West Adelaide
(11 June 2012, 12 August 2017)
Longest win streakAdelaide City (6 games)
(31 July 1971–2 September 1972)
(25 April 1979–24 May 1981)
(5 March 2016–24 June 2018)
Longest unbeaten streakAdelaide City (9 games)
(31 March 1996–16 May 1998)
West Adelaide (9 games)
(30 April 1966–10 May 1969)
Current win streakAdelaide City (2 games)
Current unbeaten streakAdelaide City (3 games)

The Adelaide Derby is an intra-city local derby between South Australia's two most historically successful football (soccer) clubs: Adelaide City and West Adelaide. The two sides were the first from the state to compete at national level when they became founding members of the National Soccer League in 1977. For more than 20 years, it was Adelaide's only intra-city derby. The rivalry was born before the national league developed however, when they competed in the state's first division. Adelaide City, then known as Adelaide Juventus were a club backed by Adelaide's Italian community, while West Adelaide Hellas drew their support from the city's Greek population. Since the demise of the NSL, the two clubs have returned to South Australian competition and continue their rivalry in the National Premier Leagues.

History

State dominance: A rivalry is born

Adelaide City was founded as Juventus in 1946 by a group of Italian migrants, some of whom had previously been members of a club called Savoia. In 1953, the club won its first South Australian first division title and its first Federation Cup. Juventus had won six league titles and five cups by the early 1960s. West Adelaide Hellas was founded in 1962 by some Greek migrants who had previously been part of the Hellenic Olympic club, banned by the South Australian Soccer Federation for crowd violence. The Greek club merged with the original West Adelaide, which was founded in 1910 and played home games at Hindmarsh Stadium. Like Juventus, it too quickly obtained promotion to the first division and the clubs established their rivalry.

Juventus and Hellas' first meeting came in September 1963, before the newly formed Hellas had even played its first game in the top tier. West Adelaide reached the final of that year's Federation Cup as it took out the second-tier competition. The final pit Hellas against Juventus but the dominant Italians proved too good for the upstarts, winning 5–1 in the final. Juventus won the first division that year – their seventh title.

Juventus also won the first league meeting between the two teams, a 2–0 away victory on 18 April 1964. However, later in the year, Hellas was to draw blood against its new rival for the first time. The sides again came face-to-face in the Federation Cup as they had the previous year. The first match ended in a 3–3 deadlock that extra time was unable to resolve, so a replay was contested. Hellas won 2–1 a week later and went on to win its first cup title. However, Juventus again won the league that year.

Again the two sides came against one another in the 1965 Federation Cup semi-final, Juventus this time exacting revenge and going on to win the title. In 1966, West Adelaide won the first division for the first time, taking out wins against Juventus home and away in the process. The first match between the pair that season finished 6–3 to Hellas and remains the highest scoring derby to date. The following year, Hellas thumped Juventus 4–0 in the league (to date its biggest derby win) and also demolished the Italian club 3–0 in the Federation Cup final. However, Juventus still managed to win the league, one point ahead of second-placed Hellas.

West Adelaide won the next two league championships, before Juventus won the league again in 1970. It also defeated Hellas in the Federation Cup final to claim the double. The two clubs had by now established themselves as South Australia's most powerful. Hellas won the 1971 competition, seven points clear of second-placed Juventus, but the Italian-backed club got revenge in the cup, beating Hellas in the final for the second straight season. Juventus would go on to win four Federation Cup finals in a row, all against West Adelaide.

Between 1966 and 1976, the two clubs won all but one league championship between them. Only Polonia Adelaide managed to break their dominance for a single season, winning the league in 1975.

The derby goes national

Adelaide City, as the renamed Juventus was known, and West Adelaide became foundation members of the National Soccer League in 1977. On 20 June, the two clubs ran out for the first time against one another in a national competition. In front of 12,328 spectators, Adelaide City trounced West Adelaide 4–1 with goals from Brian Northcote, Agenor Muniz, Dixie Deans and John Nyskohus.[1] Neil McGachey scored the only goal for Hellas. The match did not lack star quality, with Liverpool legend Graeme Souness lining up for West Adelaide.[2] The return game at Olympic Sports Field finished 2–2. West Adelaide won an NSL Cup tie between the two clubs however, 3–2 after extra time. The two clubs were not allowed by the South Australian Soccer Federation to enter teams in the state competition that year, although they both re-entered in South Australia's second tier in 1978.

Arguably the biggest derby ever played between the two clubs was contested in the final round of the 1978 National Soccer League season. West Adelaide needed just a draw to win its first NSL title and become the first Adelaide club, and first outside New South Wales, to be crowned Australian champion. Adelaide City couldn't win the league but needed to win the game to deny its rival the title. John Perin scored the opening goal for the Italian-backed club with a long-range strike and City appeared destined to spoil West's party until Vic Bozanić lobbed home an equaliser five minutes from time.[3] A crowd of 16,251 watched the game at Hindmarsh Stadium and it remains the highest recorded attendance of any derby between the two clubs.

West Adelaide wouldn't win another league derby until 1982. The two clubs also met semi-frequently in the NSL Cup, Hellas knocking City out of the 1982 and 1983 editions before the Black and Whites picked up a win in a new group phase format in 1984. Derby crowds dropped in the mid-1980s and only 3500 spectators watched City defeat West 4–1 at Olympic Sports Field in June 1985, where a young Aurelio Vidmar scored twice in his first derby. The NSL had been split into two conferences from 1984 to 1986 and the two Adelaide clubs competed alongside sides from Victoria and Queensland in the Southern conference. When the league's administrators chose to return to a single division for the 1987 season, they cut the number of clubs and relegated those which were not retained to their respective state leagues.

City had won its first league title in 1986 – a 2–1 loss to West Adelaide late in the season not withstanding. However, West Adelaide had struggled, finishing fourth from bottom in the conference. It was not included in the NSL for 1987 and did not return until the 1989–90 season, the first time the NSL was played in summer. West Adelaide's return to the national league was short-lived. The club finished second-to-last and lost both derbies on its return, although crowds had more than doubled since the mid-1980s. More than 10,000 watched the first derby at Hindmarsh Stadium where City had moved and would play out the rest of its time in the NSL. To make the NSL return more bitter for West, it also lost the 1989–90 NSL Cup Round of 16 game 3–0 to Adelaide City.

City soars, West struggles

After another year in state league purgatory, West Adelaide returned to the NSL for the 1991–92 season. Again, City was ruthless in front of a 10,000-strong crowd at Hindmarsh, winning 4–1 with two goals apiece from club legend Sergio Melta and a young Carl Veart. Adelaide City would go on to win its second NSL title that season but West Adelaide was not going to be a pushover in the return fixture. More than 13,000 attended the game on 7 January 1992 and it was a future Socceroo striker Paul Agostino, then just 16 years old, who would get on to the end of a through ball and finish calmly past goalkeeper Robert Zabica to win the game 1-0 for West.[4]

Both Adelaide City and West Adelaide made the finals in 1992–93 and the play-offs would pit the two Adelaide sides against one another at the business end of the season for the first time. It was Hellas that won the first leg of the semi-final but Adelaide City progressed after winning the second leg 2–1, having finished higher on the table after the minor round. Steve Maxwell scored the brace that ultimately helped City get past their local rivals although the season ended with a disappointing 1-0 grand final defeat to Marconi.

Adelaide City won another derby in December 1993; a 4-0 demolition. West Adelaide claimed glory two months later though, when Socceroo striker Greg Brown scored a brace in front of a packed Hindmarsh Stadium. His side won 2–0; City again won the championship.[5] The two clubs also played off in a two-legged NSL Cup tie which City won 4–3 on aggregate.

The rest of the 1990s were particularly lean for West Adelaide as their crosstown rivals regularly finished among the top five and played finals football. West won the first derby of the 1994–95 season but the club's supporters did not realise they would only ever win one more NSL game against City again. West knocked City out of the 1994-95 NSL Cup on away goals after two drawn games, despite both matches being played at Hindmarsh Stadium. City won two derbies in each of the 1995–96 and 1996–97 seasons.

In 1998, West Adelaide rebranded itself as the Adelaide Sharks, in an attempt to attract more broadbased support beyond their traditional but dwindling base in Adelaide's Greek community. They ended City's run of derby wins with a 1–1 draw in their first derby under the Sharks moniker. Nathan Day, who would later play for City, scored West's goal. Adelaide City smashed the Sharks 5–0 in the first derby of the 1998–99 season. The result was the most one-sided in all 40 NSL games the two sides contested. There would only ever again be one more such derby in the national league.

Adelaide Sharks defeated City 1-0 thanks to a late Aleksandar Đurić goal on 4 April 1999. The crowd was just 3982 at Hindmarsh Stadium, almost 5000 less than watched the earlier fixture between the two clubs just three and a half months prior and a world removed from the crowds of more than 10,000 fans the derbies had traditionally attracted. Just a week before the 1999–00 season was due to start, the Sharks withdrew from the competition – bankrupt.

City would remain in the NSL until 2003 when it too pulled out of the competition, just weeks before the final edition was about to begin. It was replaced in the NSL by the newly formed Adelaide United, a club backed by the South Australian Soccer Federation and South Australian businessman and former Adelaide City sponsor Gordon Pickard. The April 1999 derby remains the last time two Adelaide clubs faced each other in a national league.

The derby is reborn

Adelaide City returned its focus to the South Australian Premier League in 2004 upon withdrawing from the NSL. West Adelaide management legally separated its senior and junior arms into two clubs before the Sharks entered administration and ultimately folded in 1999.

West Adelaide's juniors survived through a merger with state league club Adelaide Olympic. In 2008, nine years since the last Adelaide derby was played in the NSL, West Adelaide ended its arrangement with Olympic and returned to fielding senior teams in the third tier of the South Australian competition. West Adelaide Hellas eventually won promotion back to the South Australian first tier, now called the National Premier Leagues South Australia, for the 2014 season.

West was drawn to host Adelaide City at its temporary home ground at West Beach in round 1 of its first season back in South Australia's top flight. The match was promoted in local media and attracted a crowd of 2900 – significantly higher than the average state league crowd. That match ended 1-1 and West Adelaide won the return leg at Adelaide City Park later in the season. The two clubs reached the final of the 2014 Federation Cup, which served as South Australia's qualifier to the inaugural FFA Cup.[6] Adelaide City won the highly anticipated match 4–1 at Hindmarsh Stadium and went on to defeat Western Sydney Wanderers in the FFA Cup; becoming the first state league side to defeat an A-League club.

West Adelaide won its first championship since its return from bankruptcy the following season, despite a 4–0 loss to Adelaide City during the season. West also managed to knock City out of the cup, preventing the Black and Whites from embarking on a second FFA Cup campaign. Adelaide City responded by winning the next five derbies, including a 6-0 demolition in the final round of the 2017 FFSA season – the greatest ever winning margin in derby history.

Ahead of the first derby of the 2018 season, the clubs announced a perpetual trophy had been created to recognise the historical significance of the derby. Adelaide City defeated West Adelaide 4–0 at home on 17 March to claim the Real Adelaide Derby Cup.[7]

Results

#CompetitionDateRoundHome teamScoreAway teamVenue
11963 Federation Cup14 September 1963GF Adelaide Juventus5–1West Adelaide Hellas
21964 SASF Division One25 April 19642 West Adelaide Hellas0–2Adelaide Juventus
320 June 196411 Adelaide Juventus2–2West Adelaide Hellas
41964 Federation Cup15 August 1964RO16 West Adelaide Hellas2–2 (a.e.t.)Adelaide Juventus
522 August 1964 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide Juventus
61965 SASF Division One29 May 19657 Adelaide Juventus2–1West Adelaide Hellas
731 July 196516 West Adelaide Hellas0–4Adelaide Juventus
81965 Federation Cup11 September 1965SF West Adelaide Hellas1–3Adelaide Juventus
91966 SASF Division One30 April 19663 West Adelaide Hellas6–3Adelaide Juventus
109 July 196611 Adelaide Juventus0–1West Adelaide Hellas
111966 Federation Cup10 September 1966QF West Adelaide Hellas4–3Adelaide Juventus
121967 SASF Division One24 April 19672 West Adelaide Hellas4–0Adelaide Juventus
1312 June 19679 Adelaide Juventus0–0West Adelaide Hellas
141967 Federation Cup23 September 1967GF West Adelaide Hellas3–0Adelaide Juventus
151968 SASF Division One11 May 19683 Adelaide Juventus2–2West Adelaide Hellas
1627 July 196813 West Adelaide Hellas2–0Adelaide Juventus
171969 SASF Division One10 May 19696 West Adelaide Hellas1–1Adelaide Juventus
1826 July 196916 Adelaide Juventus2–1West Adelaide Hellas
191970 SASF Division One30 May 19707 West Adelaide Hellas2–2Adelaide Juventus
2017 Adelaide Juventus3–4West Adelaide Hellas
211970 Federation CupGF Adelaide Juventus3–2West Adelaide Hellas
221970 Coca-Cola Challenge Cup12 October 19703 Adelaide Juventusdef. byWest Adelaide Hellas
231971 SASF Division One15 May 19714 Adelaide Juventus0–2West Adelaide Hellas
2431 July 197113 West Adelaide Hellas3–5Adelaide Juventus
251971 Federation Cup18 September 1971GF Adelaide Juventus1–0West Adelaide Hellas
261971 Coca-Cola Challenge Cup25 September 1971SF Adelaide Juventus1–0West Adelaide Hellas
271972 SASF Division One22 April 19722 West Adelaide Hellas0–2Adelaide Juventus
2824 June 197210 Adelaide Juventus3–1West Adelaide Hellas
291972 Federation Cup2 September 1972GF Adelaide Juventus2–0West Adelaide Hellas
301973 SASF Division One19 May 19736 Adelaide Juventus0–1West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
3128 July 197315 West Adelaide Hellas4–1Adelaide Juventus Hindmarsh Stadium
321973 Federation Cup1 September 1973GF West Adelaide Hellas0–1Adelaide Juventus
331973 Coca-Cola Challenge Cup22 September 1973GF Adelaide Juventus1–0West Adelaide Hellas
341974 SASF Division One25 May 19746 West Adelaide Hellas1–0Adelaide Juventus Hindmarsh Stadium
353 August 197415 Adelaide Juventus1–0West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
361975 SASF Division One24 May 19756 West Adelaide Hellas2–2Adelaide Juventus Hindmarsh Stadium
372 August 197515 Adelaide Juventus0–1West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
381975 Coca-Cola Challenge Cup27 September 1975SF West Adelaide Hellas3–2Adelaide Juventus
391976 SASF Division One12 June 19768 West Adelaide Hellas3–2Adelaide Juventus Hindmarsh Stadium
4028 August 197617 Adelaide Juventus1–1West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
411976 Coca-Cola Challenge Cup9 October 1976GF West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide Juventus
421977 National Soccer League20 June 197712 West Adelaide Hellas1–4Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
4319 September 197725 Adelaide City2–2West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
441977 NSL Cup20 September 19771 West Adelaide Hellas2–2 (a.e.t.)
4–2 (pen.)
Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
451978 National Soccer League28 May 197813 Adelaide City1–2West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
461978 NSL Cup19 July 1978RO16 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
471978 National Soccer League27 August 197826 West Adelaide Hellas1–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
481979 NSL Cup25 April 1979RO32 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
491979 National Soccer League10 June 197912 West Adelaide Hellas1–2Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
5016 September 197925 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
511980 National Soccer League18 May 198011 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
5214 September 198024 West Adelaide Hellas0–2Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
531981 National Soccer League24 May 198114 West Adelaide Hellas0–3Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
541981 NSL Cup29 July 1981SF West Adelaide Hellas1–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
551981 National Soccer League30 August 198128 Adelaide City2–1West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
561982 National Soccer League16 May 198214 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
571982 NSL Cup14 June 1982RO32 West Adelaide Hellas3–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
581982 National Soccer League22 August 198228 Adelaide City0–0West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
591983 NSL Cup6 March 1983RO16 West Adelaide Hellas1–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
601983 National Soccer League15 May 198310 West Adelaide Hellas1–2Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
6121 August 198323 Adelaide City2–0West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
621984 National Soccer League4 March 19841 West Adelaide Hellas0–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
631984 NSL Cup23 May 19841 West Adelaide Hellas0–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
641984 National Soccer League8 April 19846 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
651 July 198414 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
6612 August 198420 Adelaide City3–2West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
6730 September 198427 West Adelaide Hellas0–3Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
681985 National Soccer League24 March 19853 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
699 June 198514 Adelaide City4–1West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
701986 NSL Cup27 April 1986RO16 West Adelaide Hellas1–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
711986 National Soccer League8 June 19869 Adelaide City3–1West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
7224 August 198619 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
731988 SASF Division One21 May 198810 Adelaide City0–1West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
7420 August 198821 West Adelaide Hellas2–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
751989 SASF Division One22 April 19896 Adelaide City0–5West Adelaide Hellas Olympic Sports Field
768 July 198917 West Adelaide Hellas1–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
771989–90 NSL Cup14 February 19901 Adelaide City3–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
781990 SASF Division One14 April 19907 Adelaide City1–1West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
7930 June 199018 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
801991 SASF Division One4 May 19917 West Adelaide Hellas0–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
8127 July 199118 Adelaide City0–2West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
821991–92 National Soccer League7 October 19914 West Adelaide Hellas1–4Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
831991–92 NSL Cup30 October 19911 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
841991–92 National Soccer League7 January 199217 Adelaide City0–1West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
851992–93 National Soccer League7 November 19926 West Adelaide Hellas0–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
861992–93 NSL Cup18 November 19921 Adelaide City3–2West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
879 December 1992 West Adelaide Hellas1–2Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
881992–93 National Soccer League1 February 199319 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
891992–93 National Soccer LeagueEF West Adelaide Hellas1–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
90 Adelaide City2–1West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
911993–94 NSL Cup3 October 19931 West Adelaide Hellas0–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
926 October 1993 Adelaide City3–3West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
931993–94 National Soccer League3 December 19936 Adelaide City4–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
947 February 199419 West Adelaide Hellas2–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
951994–95 NSL Cup30 September 19941 Adelaide City2–2West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
963 October 1994 West Adelaide Hellas0–0Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
971994–95 National Soccer League23 December 199413 West Adelaide Hellas2–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
989 April 199526 Adelaide City2–1West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
991995 SASF Division Two27 May 199510 West Adelaide Hellas2–2Adelaide City
1005 August 199521 Adelaide City1–2West Adelaide Hellas
1011995–96 National Soccer League5 November 19956 West Adelaide Hellas1–2Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
1027 January 199617 Adelaide City0–2West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
1031996 SASF Division Two16 March 19963 Adelaide City1–3West Adelaide Hellas
1041995–96 National Soccer League31 March 199628 West Adelaide Hellas0–3Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
1051996 SASF Division Two22 June 199614 West Adelaide Hellas0–2Adelaide City
1061996–97 National Soccer League24 November 19967 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
10716 March 199721 West Adelaide Hellas0–2Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
1081997 SASF Division Two31 May 199710 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Hellas
10916 August 199721 West Adelaide Hellas1–1Adelaide City
1101997–98 National Soccer League14 January 199811 West Adelaide Hellas1–1Adelaide City Hindmarsh Stadium
1115 April 199825 Adelaide City3–1West Adelaide Hellas Hindmarsh Stadium
1121998 SASF Division Two16 May 19989 West Adelaide Sharks1–1Adelaide City
1131 August 199820 Adelaide City0–1West Adelaide Sharks
1141999 SASF Division Two17 May 199912 Adelaide City5–2West Adelaide Sharks
1157 August 199925 West Adelaide Sharks2–1Adelaide City
1162012 Federation Cup11 June 2012RO16 Adelaide City6–0West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1172014 National Premier Leagues South Australia21 February 20141 West Adelaide1–1Adelaide City Adelaide Shores Football Centre
11824 May 201414 Adelaide City1–2West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1192014 Federation Cup31 May 2014GF Adelaide City4–1West Adelaide Hindmarsh Stadium
1202015 National Premier Leagues South Australia6 March 20154 West Adelaide3–2Adelaide City Adelaide Shores Football Centre
1212015 Federation Cup25 April 2015RO16 Adelaide City4–0West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1222015 National Premier Leagues South Australia8 June 201517 Adelaide City2–3West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1232016 National Premier Leagues South Australia5 March 20162 Adelaide City1–0West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1245 June 201613 West Adelaide1–2Adelaide City Adelaide Shores Football Centre
1252017 National Premier Leagues South Australia20 May 201711 West Adelaide1–2Adelaide City Adelaide Shores Football Centre
12612 August 201722 Adelaide City6–0West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1272018 National Premier Leagues South Australia17 March 20185 Adelaide City4–0West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
12824 June 201816 West Adelaide1–3Adelaide City Adelaide Shores Football Centre
1292019 National Premier Leagues South Australia13 April 20197 West Adelaide3–0Adelaide City The Parks Football Centre
1307 June 201913 Adelaide City0–0West Adelaide Adelaide City Park
1312023 National Premier Leagues South Australia17 February 20231 Adelaide City4–0West Adelaide State Centre for Football
13213 May 202312 West Adelaide0–1Adelaide City West Beach Parks Football Centre

Records and Statistics

Matches Adelaide City
Wins
Draws West Adelaide
Wins
Adelaide City
Goals
West Adelaide
Goals
South Australian Competitions 582113249183
National Soccer League 3825496733
Cups/Playoffs 36204126140
Total 132662145219156

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