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Two of Melbourne Victory’s A-League young guns have been called up by Australia for the U17 Copa España 2026.

William Kengni and Malik Olukhale, who signed professional terms during the off-season, have been named in Carl Veart’s squad for matches against Panama and Morocco.

This is the age group’s last activity before the squad selection...


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Melbourne Victory play against Northcote City FC in the VPL Men 1 Final. 

The winner at Lakeside Stadium on Saturday, September 19, kick-off 7:30pm AEST, will clinch the remaining spot in the 2027 Senol NPL Victoria Men competition.

Victory, led by Senior Academy Head Coach, Besart Berisha, defeated Eltham Redbacks 2-0 at the Home of the ...


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Fixture details have been confirmed for the 2026 Hahn Australia Cup Final between Melbourne Victory and South Melbourne FC.

Giovanni Savarese’s men will play for the season’s first piece of silverware on Saturday, October 10, kick-off 7:35pm AEDT, at AAMI Park.

Victory reached the Final by beating Big Blue Rivals Sydney FC 0-2, with South...


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Melbourne Victory is delighted to announce the signing of Skye Leach. 

The 22-year-old Texan-born midfielder, called up to the Philippines’ senior national team for the first time earlier this year, has signed for Jeff Hopkins’ team going into the 2026/27 season.

Leach’s experience to date includes three years playing for Baylor Bears, a...


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Melbourne Victory were forced to settle for a point on their AFC Champions League Two debut.

4,800 spectators, including at least 30 travelling Victory supporters, enjoyed an entertaining Match Day 1 Group E fixture at Hàng Đẫy Stadium in the Vietnamese capital.

Giovanni Savarese’s men took a deserved lead in the 58th minute through Santo...


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