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Metrostars - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Metrostars
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Played matches Metrostars

07.09.19

Adelaide Comets

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31.08.19

Adelaide Olympic

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24.08.19

Adelaide Raiders

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17.08.19

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West Adelaide

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03.08.19

Adelaide Blue Eagles

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27.07.19

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Adelaide Raiders

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20.07.19

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Adelaide Olympic

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16.07.19

Adelaide United

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AF

13.07.19

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Campbelltown City

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06.07.19

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Croydon Kings

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29.06.19

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Adelaide Comets

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08.06.19

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Adelaide United U21

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01.06.19

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Adelaide Blue Eagles

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25.05.19

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Para Hills Knights

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21.05.19

Elizabeth Downs SC

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AFC

11.05.19

Metrostars

West Adelaide

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04.05.19

Para Hills Knights

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AFC

27.04.19

Adelaide Raiders

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20.04.19

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Sturt Lions

AFC

05.04.19

Campbelltown City

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23.03.19

Croydon Kings

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16.03.19

Adelaide Comets

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03.03.19

Adelaide Olympic

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23.02.19

Para Hills Knights

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16.02.19

West Adelaide

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AF

09.02.19

Croydon Kings

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01.02.19

White City

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25.01.19

Campbelltown City

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18.01.19

Fulham United FC

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12.01.19

Port Adelaide Pirates

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Overall statistics

Metrostars

Played games: 30

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

57

1.9

1.53

46

Under/Over

1.5

3

10%

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27

2.5

10

33%

67%

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15

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15

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20

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33%

10

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7

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77%

23

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25

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24.05.25

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30.05.25

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06.06.25

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Adelaide City – Metrostars

14.06.25

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03/08/2025 11:30

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03/08/2025 09:15

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03/02/2025 11:30

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03/02/2025 11:30

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03/02/2025 09:30

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03/02/2025 09:30

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03/01/2025 12:00

Balcatta FC Women

Adelaide United FC Youth, commonly known as the Adelaide United Youth, is the youth and reserve team for Adelaide United Football Club. However, for the purposes of your request, I'll provide a profile for MetroStars, an established and highly respected club competing in the National Premier Leagues South Australia (NPL SA). MetroStars, officially named North Eastern MetroStars Soccer Club, is one of Australia's leading semi-professional football clubs, based in Adelaide, South Australia. Since its formation, MetroStars have become one of the most successful and recognized teams in South Australian football, renowned for their club culture, development program, and competitive record.

MetroStars play their home matches at T.K. Shutter Reserve, a boutique football venue in Klemzig. The club's traditional colors are yellow and red, and their crest features a star, symbolizing both the club’s aspirations and its metro roots.

MetroStars boast a dedicated fan base, often referred to as the "Star Army". The club shares intense rivalries with other leading Adelaide NPL sides such as Adelaide City and Campbelltown City, with matches between these clubs demonstrating the passion and local pride of South Australian football.

Throughout its history, MetroStars have featured many notable players, both local and international, and have often served as a springboard for players who have gone on to professional football domestically and overseas. The club has also been led by respected coaches and administrators, committed to both senior and youth development.

The North Eastern MetroStars are one of the most successful clubs at state level, with a record that includes multiple NPL SA Championships, Federation Cups, and the prized 2014 National Premier Leagues National Championship. Beyond senior success, MetroStars place high value on technical development and community engagement—cementing their status as a benchmark football club in South Australia.

Team:	MetroStars
Full name:	North Eastern MetroStars Soccer Club Inc.
Country:	Australia
Nickname:	Metro, Star Army
Founded:	1994
Colors:	Yellow, Red
Stadium:	T.K. Shutter Reserve 2,000 Ranks
Address:	Fourth Ave, Klemzig, SA 5087, Australia
Telephone:	+61 8 8261 1868
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.metrostars.com.au/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of MetroStars

Founded

North Eastern MetroStars was founded in 1994 by a group of passionate football supporters from Adelaide's north-eastern suburbs, aiming to promote football at all levels and to serve the local community. The club quickly made its mark after being admitted to the South Australian Soccer Federation competition in 1995. Over the subsequent decades, MetroStars steadily rose through the ranks, earning promotion to the top state divisions and establishing themselves as a dominant force within the South Australian National Premier Leagues (NPL SA).

The club’s breakthrough came in the 2000s, with regular Grand Final appearances and its first NPL SA Championship in 2004. MetroStars further cemented its elite status by winning the inaugural National Premier Leagues Finals Series in 2014, thereby being recognized as the top NPL side in Australia for that year—a major milestone in the club’s history.

MetroStars have remained a standard-bearer in South Australia for consistent performance, commitment to player development, and fostering a strong community culture. The club continues to compete for titles and is a respected destination for emerging talent and experienced players alike.

Finances and Ownership

MetroStars Soccer Club is a community-owned, not-for-profit organization, with finances overseen by a dedicated board of volunteers and administrators. The club is supported through a mix of membership dues, sponsorships, local government assistance, and revenue from events and tournaments. This community-driven ownership structure creates a sense of inclusivity and sustainability.

Despite not having the financial muscle of A-League clubs, MetroStars have leveraged strong local corporate support and community engagement to maintain modern facilities, quality coaching staff, and successful junior development pathways. Wise management and a focus on grassroots engagement ensure the club’s continued success on and off the pitch.

Popular Culture

MetroStars are recognized for their vibrant community culture. Matchdays at T.K. Shutter Reserve are high-spirited, featuring local food and family-friendly experiences, with the "Star Army" backing their team with unwavering support. The club is known for its annual Gala Days, youth clinics, and community programs, making it a focal point of social activity within Klemzig and surrounding suburbs.

The intensity of celebrated local derbies—especially against Adelaide City and Campbelltown City—adds passion and edge, while the club’s distinctive yellow and red strips are widely recognized throughout Adelaide. MetroStars have also been the subject of local documentaries and sports features, and their rise to national prominence was widely covered after their NPL Championship win in 2014.

MetroStars’ culture is built on inclusivity, multiculturalism, and strong values. The club takes pride in player pathway programs and community development, reflecting its values both on and off the pitch.

Players

MetroStars have developed and featured a wealth of talented footballers, many of whom have gone on to professional careers in the A-League or overseas. Several ex-MetroStars youth and senior players have represented state and national teams, highlighting the club’s role as a leading player development hub.

Key figures in recent MetroStars squads include iconic club captain Rocky Callisto, attacking talents such as Fabian Barbiero and Justin Davis, and stand-out performers like captain Michael D'Aloisio and goalkeeper Isaac Carmody. Numerous MetroStars alumni—including Alex Sunasky, Daniel Godley, and Anthony Costa—have made significant contributions to South Australian football or moved into professional environments nationally and internationally.

The current MetroStars first team comprises a blend of experienced leaders, returning club legends, and quality youth players from the club’s academy structure, underpinning the club’s philosophy of developing and retaining homegrown talent wherever possible.

Famous Players

Fabian Barbiero: A tough-tackling midfielder and former A-League player with Adelaide United, Barbiero has been a talismanic leader and influential figure for MetroStars across multiple title-winning campaigns.
Justin Davis: Known for his goal-scoring ability and versatility in attack, Davis played a major role in MetroStars’ success through the 2000s.
Rocky Callisto: Long-serving club captain and club legend, Callisto was instrumental during MetroStars’ formative years and numerous championship runs.
Anthony Costa: Developed at MetroStars, Costa would later play for Adelaide United and Newcastle Jets in the A-League, demonstrating the quality of Metro’s development pathways.
Michael D'Aloisio: Current captain, pivotal in anchoring the defense and providing leadership on and off the pitch.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇦🇺 Justin Davis	FW	150+	250+	0.6
2	🇦🇺 Anthony Costa	FW	80+	120+	0.66
3	🇦🇺 Fabian Barbiero	MF	50+	200+	0.25
4	🇦🇺 Rocky Callisto	MF	40+	250+	0.16
5	🇦🇺 Michael D'Aloisio	DF	25+	200+	0.13

Typical Squad

MetroStars typically utilize a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, depending on the opposition and tactical approach. The squad features a balanced mix of experienced senior players and talented youngsters drawn from their robust junior academy.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a crucial position, with recent seasons seeing Isaac Carmody entrusted with the role, known for his composure and shot-stopping.

Defender

The defensive unit is anchored by club stalwart and captain Michael D'Aloisio, ably supported by players like Hamish Gow and Jordan Maricic, supplying both defensive solidity and attacking width.

Midfielder

The midfield features experienced players like Fabian Barbiero, well complemented by energetic contributors such as Christian Esposito and Tom Brown, providing both creativity and grit in the engine room.

Forward

Up front, MetroStars consistently field dynamic attacking talent, including leading scorer James Temelkovski, speedster Yohei Matsumoto, and youth prospects making the transition from the junior ranks.

The club maintains a deep squad, fostering youth integration and providing a pathway for emerging local talent, ensuring a sustainable competitive future.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees MetroStars once again competing at the sharp end of the NPL South Australia, aiming for further championship success and continued development of their junior and youth players. Below is a sample squad list based on the latest available information for the 2024 NPL SA season. (Names, appearances and updated positions as publicized by the club):

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Isaac Carmody	🇦🇺	Australia	07/12/1997
Updating...	20	Harrison Stannus	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Defender
Updating...	4	Michael D’Aloisio	🇦🇺	Australia	31/05/1990
Updating...	22	Hamish Gow	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Updating...	3	Jordan Maricic	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Fabian Barbiero	🇦🇺	Australia	02/05/1984
Updating...	16	Christian Esposito	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Updating...	14	Tom Brown	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Forward
Updating...	11	James Temelkovski	🇦🇺	Australia	06/01/1995
Updating...	21	Yohei Matsumoto	🇯🇵	Japan	Updating...
Manager
Updating...		Rob Saraceno	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Assistant Manager
Updating...		Allan Dodd	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...

Coach

The New York/New Jersey MetroStars, now known as the New York Red Bulls, were one of the original Major League Soccer (MLS) franchises created in 1996. Throughout their history as the MetroStars (1996–2005), the club had several notable coaches who left a mark on the organization despite the ultimate lack of a major trophy during the MetroStars era. Here are some of the most prominent and memorable coaches in MetroStars history:

Octavio Zambrano: Zambrano led the MetroStars between 2000–2002 and remains the head coach with the highest win percentage in club history. Under his leadership, the team reached the final of the 2000 Eastern Conference and posted their best regular season finish to that date.
Bora Milutinović: The world-renowned Serbian coach managed the MetroStars in 1999. Known for his global experience and calm approach, Milutinović brought notoriety and professionalism to the club, though his results were mixed.
Bob Bradley: Appointed in 2003, Bob Bradley guided the club to its first-ever final, the 2003 U.S. Open Cup, where they finished as runners-up. He was recognized for stabilizing the squad and improving youth development.
Alfonso Mondelo: Mondelo managed the club in 1998, leading them to their first MLS Cup Playoff appearance and laying a foundation for future success with his focus on team discipline and organization.
Carlos Queiroz: The former Portugal and Real Madrid manager was in charge for the club's inaugural 1996 MLS season. Though his tenure was brief, his tactical approach helped introduce international football professionalism to the franchise's infancy.

Although the MetroStars did not win any major trophies during their existence, these coaches contributed significantly to the development and identity of the club, paving the way for later successes as the New York Red Bulls.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
30/06/2005 – 14/04/2006	Mo Johnston	Scotland	13/12/1963
15/10/2002 – 29/06/2005	Bob Bradley	USA	03/03/1958
27/05/2002 – 14/10/2002	Richie Williams (interim)	USA	03/06/1970
20/05/2000 – 26/05/2002	Octavio Zambrano	Ecuador	03/02/1958
14/07/1999 – 19/05/2000	Alfonso Mondelo	Spain	02/08/1958
01/01/1999 – 13/07/1999	Bora Milutinović	Serbia	07/09/1944
01/08/1997 – 31/12/1998	Carlos Queiroz	Portugal	01/03/1953
01/07/1996 – 31/07/1997	Eddie Firmani	South Africa	07/08/1933
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Crests and Colors

MetroStars, a prominent football club originally based in New York, United States, boast a rich visual identity that has evolved significantly since their founding in 1995. The club entered Major League Soccer as one of its inaugural teams, representing New York and New Jersey under the name "New York/New Jersey MetroStars."

The original MetroStars crest featured a bold, modern design: a stylized letter "M" with an energetic, upward-thrusting motif, emphasizing speed and dynamism. This crest was framed with red, black, and yellow colors, reflecting the team’s early brand. In 2006, following a takeover by Red Bull GmbH, the club was rebranded as New York Red Bulls; however, the MetroStars era remains iconic among supporters, and the crest is still celebrated in retrospectives and vintage merchandise.

The club’s traditional colors were primarily black and red, with yellow highlights. The black signified strength and unity, while red represented energy and determination. White frequently appeared as an accent on kits and branding. Over the years, MetroStars occasionally experimented with more gold or yellow on their alternate kits but always returned to the bold black and red as their defining palette.

Even after the rebranding, the legacy of the MetroStars’ original crest and distinctive color combination is deeply cherished by long-time fans, symbolizing the pioneering days of professional soccer in the New York region and the passionate identity that established their legend.

Fan Club

The MetroStars enjoyed a loyal and passionate following during their existence, with a vibrant fan culture based in the New York and New Jersey areas. The most prominent supporter group was the "Empire Supporters Club" (ESC), established in 1995 in anticipation of the team’s debut season. ESC quickly gained recognition for its unrelenting support, colorful banners, coordinated songs, and the use of drums and flags to generate an electrifying matchday atmosphere.

MetroStars fans are known for their diversity, drawing support from the varied communities of the metropolitan area. The Empire Supporters Club embraced an inclusive spirit, welcoming fans of all backgrounds and nationalities, which reflected the multicultural landscape of New York and New Jersey.

Throughout the years, the club cultivated a unique matchday experience at Giants Stadium, with fan traditions including tailgate parties, organized away trips, and a distinctive local flair in chants and displays. Beyond ESC, other groups such as "La Banda del Metro" contributed to the energetic and diverse fan presence.

To this day, the MetroStars fan culture continues to be celebrated by alumni and supporters of the rebranded Red Bulls, who honor the original spirit and traditions that helped shape soccer fandom in the United States.

Stadium

During their existence, MetroStars played their home matches at Giants Stadium, located in East Rutherford, New Jersey, United States. The venue, with a seating capacity of approximately 80,242, was primarily known as the home for the NFL’s New York Giants and New York Jets but was converted to accommodate MetroStars' soccer fixtures.

Giants Stadium became synonymous with the MetroStars experience, offering a grand setting for Major League Soccer’s earliest days. Despite its massive size, the stadium often provided an intimate atmosphere for dedicated supporters, especially during high-profile fixtures and derbies.

Over its history, Giants Stadium underwent multiple updates, with the most significant coming in the late 1990s to improve field conditions and spectator facilities for soccer events. The stadium was ultimately closed and demolished in 2010, with the team (rebranded as New York Red Bulls) moving to the soccer-specific Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey. MetroStars’ years at Giants Stadium are fondly remembered as a defining era in the growth of soccer in the region.

Honours and Awards

Although the MetroStars strove for on-field success throughout their tenure, major silverware ultimately eluded the club. However, they achieved significant milestones, including reaching the finals and semifinals of prominent American soccer competitions and contributing several notable moments in the early history of Major League Soccer.

Below is an overview of the team’s honours during the MetroStars era (1996-2005):

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	U.S. Open Cup	1	Runner-up	2003
2	MLS Eastern Conference	1	Regular Season Winner	2000
3	Atlantic Cup	2	Winner	2003, 2004
4	CONCACAF Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Despite a lack of major trophies, the MetroStars were instrumental in the development of professional soccer in the United States and laid the foundation for future successes under the New York Red Bulls banner.

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FAQs about metrostars

Q: When was the MetroStars football club founded?

A: MetroStars were founded in 1995 and played their first Major League Soccer season in 1996.

Q: What were the MetroStars' traditional team colors?

A: The MetroStars traditionally wore black and red jerseys, often accented with yellow or gold.

Q: Which stadium did the MetroStars use as their home ground?

A: The MetroStars played their home matches at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, United States.

Q: Who was the most prominent fan group supporting the MetroStars?

A: The Empire Supporters Club (ESC) was the largest and most active fan group cheering for the MetroStars.

Q: Did the MetroStars ever win a major trophy?

A: The MetroStars did not win any major domestic trophies but were runners-up in the 2003 U.S. Open Cup and won Regional rivalries such as the Atlantic Cup.

Q: What happened to the MetroStars football club?

A: In 2006, the MetroStars were bought by Red Bull GmbH and rebranded as New York Red Bulls, ending the MetroStars era.

Q: What is the legacy of MetroStars in American soccer?

A: The MetroStars were pioneers in Major League Soccer, helping establish the league’s presence in one of the country’s most significant markets and fostering a passionate soccer community in the region.

Q: Who were some notable players for the MetroStars?

A: Notable MetroStars players included Tab Ramos, Tony Meola, Clint Mathis, and Eddie Pope.

Q: What is the significance of the MetroStars crest?

A: The original MetroStars crest with the bold “M” and dynamic elements represents the pioneering spirit of the team’s early years in MLS.

Q: Is the MetroStars name still used today?

A: No, the team now plays as the New York Red Bulls, but MetroStars history and branding remain beloved among long-time fans.

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