Australian soccer clubs in international competitions

Australian soccer clubs have entered Asian and Oceania competitions (AFC Champions League, OFC Champions League and the now defunct Oceania Cup Winners' Cup) since 1987 where Adelaide City entered the competition as the Australian representative.[1] The Premiers (regular season winners) directly qualified for the Asian Champions League.The Champions (winners of grand final) entered a play off to qualify for the competition.The AFC ruled that the A-League did not meet the criteria for full participation in the tournament, including the lack of promotion and relegation within a tiered league system was a major reason, and that the A-league was not run as a separate entity to the FFA.GS: Group stage, R16: Round of 16, QF: Quarter-Finals, SF: Semi-Finals, RU: Runners-Up, W: Winners,
Australian soccer clubsAFC Champions LeagueOFC Champions LeagueOceania Cup Winners' CupAdelaide City2012 competitionWestern Sydney WanderersAdelaide United2014 AFC Champions League2016 edition2023–24 AFC Champions League2023–24 AFC CupFIFA Club World CupPan-Pacific ChampionshipA-League MenAFC CupAustralia CupAFC Champions League EliteCentral Coast MarinersHakoah Sydney City EastSouth MelbourneSydney FCWollongong Wolves2023–24Australian clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueGach Dong Tam Long AnSeongnam Ilhwa ChunmaShandong Luneng TaishanPersik KediriShanghai ShenuaUrawa Red DiamondsGamba OsakaOsaka Expo '70 StadiumHindmarsh StadiumMelbourne VictoryChonburiChunnam DragonsKawasaki FrontalePohang SteelersTianjin TedaNewcastle JetsPohang Steel Yarda.e.t.Jeonbuk Hyundai MotorsBeijing GuoanJeju UnitedKashima AntlersSuwon Samsung BluewingsBunyodkorJAR StadiumBrisbane RoarFC TokyoUlsan HyundaiNagoya GrampusBuriram UnitedBuriram StadiumGuangzhou EvergrandeCentral Coast StadiumTianhe StadiumFC SeoulSanfrecce HiroshimaYokohama F. MarinosWinnersAl HilalParramatta StadiumKing Fahd International StadiumGuangzhou R&FShandong LunengMelbourne Rectangular StadiumJeonju World Cup StadiumJinan Olympic Sports Center StadiumSydney Football StadiumJiangsu SuningMuangthong UnitedShanghai SIPGCeres-NegrosQueensland Sport and Athletics CentreKashima Soccer StadiumEducation City StadiumPerth GloryShanghai ShenhuaVissel KobeNoevir Stadium KobeMelbourne CityBG Pathum UnitedJeonnam DragonsUnited CityHoang Anh Gia LaiAl AhedSultan Qaboos Sports ComplexMuscatMacarthur FCCampbelltown Sports StadiumUniversity-Mount WellingtonPrince Charles ParkLloyd Robson StadiumAS MagentaStade PaterSydney CityNorth Shore United23–24Manchester UnitedNecaxaVasco da GamaMaracanã StadiumAl AhlyNational StadiumInternational Stadium YokohamaES SétifStade de MarrakechHouston DynamoAloha StadiumChinese clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueIndian football clubs in Asian competitionsIndonesian football clubs in Asian competitionsIranian clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueIraqi clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueJapanese clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueMyanmar clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueQatari clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueSaudi Arabian clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueSouth Korean football clubs in Asian competitionsThai clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueVietnamese clubs in the AFC Champions LeagueSoccer in AustraliaFootball AustraliaAustralian Professional LeaguesSeniorFutsalParalympicLeague competitionsNational Second DivisionNational Premier LeaguesCapital FootballNorthern NSWQueenslandSouth AustraliaTasmaniaVictoriaWestern AustraliaPremier LeagueState LeagueNSW LeagueLeague OneZone League OneNorthern TerritoryNorZone Premier LeagueSouthern Zone Premier LeagueNorthern ChampionshipSouthern ChampionshipSouthern League OneA-League WomenNational Premier Leagues Women'sCapital Football Federation CupWaratah CupSapphire CupNNSWF State CupFootball SA Federation CupMilan Lakoseljac CupDockerty CupFootball West State CupProfessional Footballers AustraliaWomen's soccer in AustraliaHistory of soccer in Brisbane, QueenslandAppearances (300+)Honours wonGoals (100+)Record home attendancesStadiums by capacityRecords