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The 2024–25 season is Perth Glory Football Club's 20th season in the A-League Men, and their 28th season in the top flight of Australian soccer. In addition to the domestic league , Perth Glory also participated in this season's edition of the Australia Cup .
Perth Glory; 2023–24 season; Chairman: Ross Pelligra: Head Coach: Kenny Lowe (interim) (to 3 August 2023) Alen Stajcic (from 3 August 2023) Stadium: HBF Park: A-League Men: 12th
2024–25: Dates: 18 October 2024 – 31 May 2025: AFC Champions League Two: Macarthur FC: Matches played: 84: Goals scored: 270 (3.21 per match) Top goalscorer: Joe Lolley (8) Biggest home win: Macarthur FC 6–1 Perth Glory (19 October 2024) Biggest away win: Perth Glory 0–5 Melbourne City (10 November 2024) Highest scoring: Macarthur FC 4 ...
Perth Glory FC (women) 2024–25 season; Head Coach: Stephen Peters: Stadium: Sam Kerr Football Centre HBF Park: A-League Women: 10th: Top goalscorer: Kelli Brown Gabby Hollar (2 each) Highest home attendance: 1,873 vs. Newcastle Jets (10 November 2024) A-League Women: Lowest home attendance: 968 vs. Adelaide United (15 December 2024) A-League ...
The system used for the 2024 A-League Men finals series is the modified top-six play-offs by the A-Leagues. The top two teams enter the two-legged semi-finals receiving the bye for the elimination-finals in which the teams from third placed to sixth place enter the elimination-finals with "third against sixth" and "fourth against fifth".
Melbourne City 8–0 Perth Glory (14 April 2024) Biggest away win: Adelaide United 1–5 Sydney FC (11 November 2023) Highest scoring: Melbourne City 8–1 Brisbane Roar (28 December 2023) Longest winning run: 5 games Central Coast Mariners: Longest unbeaten run: 15 games Melbourne Victory: Longest winless run: 10 games Perth Glory: Longest ...
Perth Glory (A-League Women) 2023–24 season; Manager: Alexander Epakis: Stadium: Macedonia Park HBF Park: A-League Women: 10th: A-League Women Finals: DNQ: Top goalscorer: Millie Farrow (7) Highest home attendance: 1,568 vs. Sydney FC (17 December 2023) A-League Women: Lowest home attendance: 901 vs. Central Coast Mariners (18 February 2024 ...
In the first week of fixtures, the third-through-sixth ranked teams played a single-elimination match, with the two winners of those matches joining the first and second ranked teams in two-legged semi-final ties; this was the first season that the A-League Women held two-legged semi-finals. [58]