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Maitland FC - 試合日程、順位表、選手、統計、ニュース

Maitland FC
Australia Northern NSW Premier League 予測
W W D L L L W L D
8th place
Valentine Phoenix 対する Maitland FC 05/17/2025 06:30

Australia Northern NSW Premier League

Betimate

正しいスコア

平均得点

オッズ

スコア

ANNP

Valentine Phoenix

Maitland FC

1 - 3

4.76

1.43

直近試合

参加済み試合 Maitland FC

10.05.25

Maitland FC

1-0

Lambton Jaffas

ANNP

1-0

13.04.25

Charlestown Azzurri

1-2

Maitland FC

ANNP

1-2

09.04.25

Maitland FC

1-1

New Lambton FC

ANNP

1-1

06.04.25

Maitland FC

0-4

Edgeworth Eagles

ANNP

0-4

23.03.25

Maitland FC

3-5

Newcastle Olympic FC

ANNP

3-5

15.03.25

Weston Workers FC

5-1

Maitland FC

ANNP

5-1

28.02.25

Adamstown Rosebud

3-4

Maitland FC

ANNP

3-4

22.02.25

Cooks Hill United

2-1

Maitland FC

ANNP

2-1

15.02.25

Maitland FC

3-3

Valentine Phoenix

ANNP

3-3

勝

分

負

全体統計

Maitland FC

参加済み試合 9

得点 (得点/失点)

1.78

2.67

小/大

1.5

11%

89%

2.5

22%

78%

3.5

44%

56%

両チームが得点する (はい/いいえ)

78%

22%

無失点 (はい/いいえ)

11%

89%

得点を決める (はい/いいえ)

89%

11%

順位表		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Edgeworth Eagles	23	9	7	2	0	26 - 4	22
2	Broadmeadow Magic	21	8	7	0	1	22 - 11	11
3	Weston Workers FC	19	9	6	1	2	27 - 10	17
4	Charlestown Azzurri	14	9	4	2	3	18 - 11	7
5	Newcastle Olympic FC	14	9	4	2	3	19 - 14	5
6	Lambton Jaffas	13	10	3	4	3	10 - 11	-1
7	Cooks Hill United	12	10	4	0	6	14 - 23	-9
8	Maitland FC	11	9	3	2	4	16 - 24	-8
9	Adamstown Rosebud	9	9	3	0	6	13 - 26	-13
10	Belmont Swansea United SC	8	9	1	5	3	15 - 18	-3
11	Valentine Phoenix	8	10	2	2	6	18 - 30	-12
12	New Lambton FC	2	9	0	2	7	13 - 29	-16

試合

日

試合

17.05.25

ANNP

Valentine Phoenix – Maitland FC

24.05.25

ANNP

Maitland FC – Cooks Hill United

01.06.25

ANNP

Maitland FC – Adamstown Rosebud

Australia Northern NSW Premier League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Edgeworth Eagles	23	9	7	2	0	26 - 4	22
2	Broadmeadow Magic	21	8	7	0	1	22 - 11	11
3	Weston Workers FC	19	9	6	1	2	27 - 10	17
4	Charlestown Azzurri	14	9	4	2	3	18 - 11	7
5	Newcastle Olympic FC	14	9	4	2	3	19 - 14	5
6	Lambton Jaffas	13	10	3	4	3	10 - 11	-1
7	Cooks Hill United	12	10	4	0	6	14 - 23	-9
8	Maitland FC	11	9	3	2	4	16 - 24	-8
9	Adamstown Rosebud	9	9	3	0	6	13 - 26	-13
10	Belmont Swansea United SC	8	9	1	5	3	15 - 18	-3
11	Valentine Phoenix	8	10	2	2	6	18 - 30	-12
12	New Lambton FC	2	9	0	2	7	13 - 29	-16

Australia Northern NSW Premier League Fixtures

05/11/2025 04:00

Newcastle Olympic FC

0 - 0

Belmont Swansea United SC

Belmont Swansea United SC

Australia Northern NSW Premier League Results

Belmont Swansea United SC

Belmont Swansea United SC

Maitland FC is a professional football club based in Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. The club was founded in 1961 and is one of the prominent teams in Northern New South Wales football, competing in the National Premier Leagues Northern NSW, the second tier of Australian football. The club is widely recognized for its strong local identity and competitive tradition within regional Australian football.

The Magpies, as Maitland FC is affectionately known, play their home matches at Cooks Square Park, a historic venue in Maitland that has seen the club through many of its greatest moments. Sporting the traditional black and white stripes, Maitland FC has become a symbol of regional pride and consistency over six decades of competition.

Although not as internationally renowned as some capital city sides, Maitland FC enjoys a loyal and vibrant local fan base, famous for their support and community spirit. The Magpies have notable rivalries with fellow Northern NSW clubs such as Edgeworth Eagles and Broadmeadow Magic, making match days lively and colorful affairs in Maitland and the Hunter Region.

The club's history is highlighted by competitive performances in state and national competitions and the development of players who have gone on to higher honors in the Australian game. Maitland FC is community-owned, emphasizing youth development, family values, and engagement with supporters.

With several Northern NSW NPL Championships to their name and a strong organizational base, Maitland FC continues to strive for excellence on and off the field, representing the traditions and ambitions of Maitland and its football community with pride.

Team:	Maitland FC
Full name:	Maitland Football Club
Country:	Australia
Nickname:	Magpies
Founded:	1961
Colors:	Black and white
Stadium:	Cooks Square Park 3,000 capacity
Address:	Cooks Square Park, South Maitland, NSW 2320, Australia
Telephone:	+61 408 433 957
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://www.maitlandfc.com.au/
Email:	[email protected]

History of Maitland FC

Founded

Maitland FC was established in 1961 in the regional city of Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. Created to provide local footballing opportunities for youth and adults in the Maitland area, the club grew quickly, gaining a reputation for competitive spirit and community engagement. The club played in the Newcastle and Hunter competitions for decades before achieving success in the state’s top league.

The Magpies won their first major title in 1980, clinching a Northern NSW Football Cup. Over the years, Maitland FC progressed to the National Premier Leagues Northern NSW, where they continue to be a respected competitor. Their crowning achievement came in 2019, when the Magpies won the NPL Northern NSW Grand Final, marking their status as one of the Hunter Region’s premier football teams.

The club has faced challenges, including funding and the highly competitive nature of Australian semi-professional football, but consistently overcame adversity to build strong youth and senior squads. Today, Maitland FC stands as a success story of grassroots football in Australia and is well positioned for continued growth.

Finances and Ownership

Maitland FC is a community-based club, owned and operated by its members and local stakeholders. The club relies on local sponsorship, community fundraising, and support from the City of Maitland for the majority of its financial needs. The financial structure focuses on sustainability, player development, and engagement with local businesses.

Key partners and sponsors include Hunter Valley-based companies and service providers, with funding priorities placed on facilities, coaching, youth programs, and the senior teams. Maitland FC does not have a single private owner or external investor—it has embraced the community club model aimed at stability and broad participation.

Despite the limited financial resources compared to national A-League teams, Maitland FC has maintained competitive squad budgets and invests in player development and infrastructure. The club’s stability is exemplified in the consistent fielding of competitive teams and the upgrading of facilities at Cooks Square Park.

Popular Culture

Maitland FC enjoys a deep-rooted position in the culture of Maitland and the wider Hunter Region. Known for their black and white stripes, the Magpies are an icon of local sport. Match days at Cooks Square Park create a sense of occasion for the community, attracting supporters of all ages who share in club traditions including the signature “Magpies chant.” Rivalries with other Hunter clubs, especially during derby matches, enhance the atmosphere.

The club is active in outreach initiatives, football clinics, and school programs across Maitland. The Magpies’ youth setup is recognized as one of the best in regional New South Wales, and the club is regularly covered in local media. The family atmosphere, welcoming clubrooms, and community-driven approach distinguish Maitland FC within the broader football scene.

In 2019, the club’s run to the FFA Cup Round of 16 brought national attention, with a large travelling supporter group making headlines for their vocal support and regional pride. From grassroots events to NPL glory, Maitland FC is woven into the social fabric of its city.

Player

The club is home to a number of outstanding players, past and present, who have contributed significantly to its success. Maitland FC has played an important role in developing young talent, with several players moving on to play in the national A-League and in professional leagues abroad.

Over the years, standout players such as Matt Thompson, Alex Read, and Ryan Clarke have been mainstays for the Magpies, setting club records and earning recognition at the state and national levels. The club’s strong development pathways have produced young talents who represent New South Wales and Australia in youth competitions.

The current squad features a blend of experienced veterans and exciting youth prospects. Key players, including Daniel McBreen, the 2012 A-League Golden Boot winner, and consistent performers like James Thompson, guide younger members of the squad. Maitland FC’s tradition of developing talent continues to be a cornerstone of its playing philosophy.

Many ex-Maitland FC players have gone on to coaching and administrative careers in Australian football, highlighting the club’s reputation for fostering not only footballers but future leaders in the game.

Famous Players

Several notable footballers have distinguished themselves at Maitland FC. Some of the club’s most influential and storied players include:

Matt Thompson: A versatile midfielder and defender, Thompson began his senior career at Maitland FC before enjoying a lengthy A-League career with teams such as Newcastle Jets and Melbourne Heart, earning Socceroos call-ups along the way.
Daniel McBreen: An accomplished striker, McBreen played for Maitland after a stellar A-League career with Central Coast Mariners and stints abroad. He topped the A-League Golden Boot charts and later contributed as a player-coach for the Magpies.
Alex Read: A prolific forward at regional and state level, Read has been a key scorer and club stalwart throughout Maitland’s NPL era.
Ben Martin: Known for his leadership, Martin was instrumental in Maitland’s 2019 NPL triumph.
Ryan Clarke: Another club legend, Clarke spent several years as club captain and was central to the Magpies’ success in the mid-2010s.

These individuals represent only a portion of the many players who have contributed to Maitland FC’s rich football heritage.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇦🇺 Daniel McBreen	FW	88	120	0.73
2	🇦🇺 Alex Read	FW	66	104	0.63
3	🇦🇺 Ben Martin	FW	58	112	0.52
4	🇦🇺 Ryan Clarke	MF	32	200	0.16
5	🇦🇺 James Thompson	MF	29	140	0.21

Typical Squad

Maitland FC typically sets up with a balanced squad mixing youth and experience. Their preferred formation in recent seasons has been 4-3-3 or a flexible 4-2-3-1.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is key to the club’s defensive stability. Maitland’s recent title-winning sides have relied on experienced keepers such as Matt Trott and Brad Hagger, known for command of the area and shot-stopping ability.

Defender

The defense features robust central defenders and energetic full-backs. Players like Carl Thornton (captain), Joel Wood, and Marcello Carridi have provided leadership and consistency in the backline.

Midfielder

Maitland’s midfielders are responsible for controlling tempo and supplying attacking options. Ryan Clarke and James Thompson are among the most prominent, assisted by the likes of Matt Comerford and Jon Griffiths over recent seasons.

Forward

The Magpies’ forward line has historically featured prolific scorers such as Daniel McBreen, Alex Read, and Ben Martin—players with the ability to influence big games.

Maitland FC continues to develop young talents, maintaining a tradition of promoting players from their ever-strong youth academy into the first team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Maitland FC competing in the National Premier Leagues Northern NSW, with ambitions to secure league honors and make an impact in the national NPL Finals Series and FFA Cup.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Brad Hagger	🇦🇺	Australia	12/03/1996
Updating	25	Matthew Trott	🇦🇺	Australia	20/09/1984
Defender
Updating	4	Carl Thornton	🇦🇺	Australia	01/07/1986
Updating	16	Marcello Carridi	🇦🇺	Australia	16/05/1995
Updating	2	Joel Wood	🇦🇺	Australia	12/10/1990
Updating	5	James Drayton	🇦🇺	Australia	05/01/2001
Midfielder
Updating	8	James Thompson	🇦🇺	Australia	13/09/1993
Updating	6	Jon Griffiths	🇦🇺	Australia	28/12/1994
Updating	7	Ryan Clarke	🇦🇺	Australia	09/07/1989
Updating	14	Matt Comerford	🇦🇺	Australia	04/06/1997
Forward
Updating	10	Daniel McBreen	🇦🇺	Australia	23/04/1977
Updating	9	Alex Read	🇦🇺	Australia	17/06/1992
Updating	11	Ben Martin	🇦🇺	Australia	18/02/1990
Manager
Updating		Michael Bolch	🇦🇺	Australia	Updating...
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Maitland FC, based in New South Wales, Australia, has seen numerous coaches leave their imprint on the club across its long and storied history. Several head coaches have been pivotal in establishing Maitland FC as a respected presence within the National Premier Leagues Northern NSW. The following are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the history of Maitland FC:

Michael Bolch: Bolch is widely recognized as one of Maitland FC’s most influential coaches. Taking over as head coach in 2014, he led the club to its greatest modern era successes, including promotion to the National Premier Leagues Northern NSW in 2014, and the club's first NPL Northern NSW Premiership and Championship double in 2019.
Matt Thompson: The former A-League player took over the head coach role in 2023. Under his leadership, Maitland FC reached the NPL Northern NSW Grand Final in his first year and continues to be a formidable contender.
Steve Piggott: Serving throughout the club's developmental years, Piggott’s tenure helped shape Maitland FC into a competitive team in the Northern NSW landscape, laying the foundation for future success.

These coaches, along with others, have each contributed substantially to the club’s reputation and competitive achievements. Their legacies are reflected in Maitland FC’s rise to become one of the most successful clubs in the region.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
2023 – Present	Matt Thompson	Australia	18/08/1982
2014 – 2022	Michael Bolch	Australia	Updating...
2011 – 2013	Steve Piggott	Australia	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Maitland FC is a prominent Australian football club based in Maitland, New South Wales. Established in 1961, the club's identity has evolved over the decades, notably seen through its crest and traditional color palette.

The original crest of Maitland FC featured a simple shield design with “MFC” initials and a football, symbolizing the club’s roots and sporting focus. In the early 2000s, Maitland FC adopted the “Magpies” as its emblem, introducing a more stylized magpie bird into the crest. The magpie symbolizes tenacity and community spirit, aligning closely with the club’s ethos. The current crest, introduced in recent years, modernizes the magpie image, incorporating sharper lines, a dominant black-and-white color scheme, and the year of the club's founding—further reinforcing the club’s legacy and vision.

The traditional colors of Maitland FC are black and white, earning the club the well-known nickname "the Magpies." Over the years, there have been occasional accents of gold and red included in secondary kits, especially during special commemorative matches, but black and white have remained central to the club's identity. The home strip typically features black-and-white vertical stripes, while away kits have varied with grey, red, or gold as alternative colors across different seasons.

Maitland FC’s crest and colors are an enduring representation of the club’s history, pride, and connection to both local supporters and the wider community.

Fan Club

Maitland FC enjoys the support of a passionate and growing fan base, with its supporters recognized for their spirited and family-friendly atmosphere at matches. The largest and best-known fan group is the “Mighty Magpie Army,” formed in the early 2010s. The fans are synonymous with unity, pride, and unwavering support—regardless of the team’s performance on the pitch.

The Mighty Magpie Army is particularly known for organizing pre-match gatherings, choreographed chants, and vibrant displays using black-and-white banners, scarves, and flags. Their signature chant, echoing throughout the ground, is a source of energy for both players and fellow supporters. The Maitland faithful are also deeply involved in community initiatives and support youth football development in the region, further weaving the club into the fabric of the local community.

Supporters of Maitland FC are recognized for their sportsmanship and inclusivity, helping to foster a friendly matchday environment that welcomes families, lifelong fans, and newcomers alike.

Stadium

Maitland FC plays its home matches at Cooks Square Park, located in East Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. The ground is well-regarded for its intimate setting and loyal hometown crowds. Cooks Square Park features a main grandstand that provides seating and shelter for spectators as well as standing areas that bring fans close to the action.

The stadium has a capacity of approximately 3,000, making it a perfect hub for local football and community events. Over the years, Cooks Square Park has undergone several upgrades, most notably in the 2010s when facilities were improved, including renovated dressing rooms, enhanced pitch drainage, and upgraded lighting to support evening fixtures and better playing conditions.

Plans for further improvement and expansion have been discussed to accommodate Maitland FC’s ambition and the growing interest in football within the region. Cooks Square Park is not just a venue—it's a gathering place for generations of Magpies supporters and an enduring symbol of Maitland FC’s local pride.

Honours and Awards

Maitland FC has established itself as a competitive force in regional and state football, collecting notable honours throughout its history. The club’s achievements include league triumphs and cup successes, reflecting its ongoing commitment to football excellence in New South Wales.

Highlights of Maitland FC’s honours include multiple Northern NSW National Premier Leagues (NPL) victories and deep cup competition runs. The club continues to build on its legacy, striving for further accolades in both domestic and cup competitions.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	NPL Northern NSW Premiership	1	Premier	2019
2	Northern NSW State Cup	1	Winner	1980
3	Northern NSW NPL Runners-up	2	Runner-up	2017, 2022
4	FFA Cup Final Rounds	1	Round of 32	2019
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One of the main highlights of Betimate is its 60% accurate predictions for the outcomes of Maitland FC matches across all tournaments up to 2023. These predictions are powered by a sophisticated algorithm analyzing team form, player performance, and historical data. While predictions can never guarantee results, Betimate's insights are invaluable for bettors aiming to increase their chances of success.

In addition to predictions, Betimate supplies detailed statistics on Maitland FC’s past and present players, club history, and honours. Fans can also access the latest news and rumors related to the Magpies.

The site’s intuitive layout ensures easy access to all information, making it suitable for both seasoned bettors and new supporters. Betimate stands out as a comprehensive resource for those interested in Maitland FC, providing reliable data and a user-friendly experience.

Altogether, Betimate is an essential platform for anyone following Maitland Football Club, offering accurate predictions, thorough statistics, and up-to-date news to keep fans and bettors well informed.

FAQs about Maitland FC

Q: When was Maitland FC founded?

A: Maitland FC was established in 1961.

Q: What is the nickname of Maitland FC?

A: The club is popularly known as "the Magpies" due to their black and white colors.

Q: Where does Maitland FC play its home games?

A: Maitland FC plays home matches at Cooks Square Park in East Maitland, New South Wales.

Q: What are the colors of Maitland FC?

A: The club's traditional colors are black and white.

Q: What is the capacity of Cooks Square Park?

A: The stadium holds approximately 3,000 spectators.

Q: Has Maitland FC won any major trophies?

A: Maitland FC won the NPL Northern NSW Premiership in 2019 and the Northern NSW State Cup in 1980.

Q: Who are Maitland FC's main rivals?

A: Maitland FC considers clubs like Broadmeadow Magic and Edgeworth Eagles as key rivals in the Northern NSW region.

Q: What is the largest Maitland FC fan group?

A: The "Mighty Magpie Army" is the most prominent and organized supporter group of the club.

Q: Has Maitland FC competed in the FFA Cup?

A: Yes, Maitland FC reached the FFA Cup Final Rounds (Round of 32) in 2019.

Q: What is the current badge or crest of Maitland FC?

A: The current crest features a modernized magpie, the club initials, and the year of founding, predominantly in black and white.

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