The 2017 National Premier Leagues Grand Final was the fifth National Premier Leagues Grand Final. It was played on 30 September 2017 at Perry Park in Brisbane between Brisbane Strikers and Heidelberg United. Heidelberg won 2–0 to secure their inaugural National Premier Leagues title.[1]
Route to the final
Match
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GK |
1 |
Zac Speedy
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RB |
13 |
Sam Knight
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CB |
5 |
Greig Henslee |
74'
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CB |
4 |
Jake Marshall
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LB |
17 |
Hiroki Omori
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RM |
10 |
Jake McLean
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CM |
8 |
Michael Angus
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CM |
6 |
Ethan Docherty
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LM |
7 |
Michael Lee
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CF |
11 |
Jeremy Stewart |
77'
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CF |
18 |
Ryan Palmer |
69'
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Substitutes
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GK |
20 |
Mitchell Thorn
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MF |
2 |
Fraser Eller
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MF |
3 |
Braedon Steele |
69'
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MF |
14 |
Joel Anich
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FW |
19 |
Luke Marsh |
77'
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Manager: Owen Baker
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GK |
1 |
Christophe Theodoridis-Petropoulos
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RB |
2 |
Joshua Wilkins |
90'
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CB |
4 |
Jordan Wilkes
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CB |
13 |
Luke Byles
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LB |
7 |
Reuben Way |
19'
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CM |
40 |
Alex Schiavo
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CM |
10 |
Jack Petrie
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CM |
6 |
Lewis Hall |
85'
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RW |
19 |
Sean Ellis |
61'
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CF |
12 |
Kenny Athiu
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LW |
9 |
Adrian Zahra |
42'
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Substitutes
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GK |
23 |
Christian Pavlidis
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DF |
3 |
Leslie Doumbalis
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DF |
17 |
Steven Pace |
62'
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FW |
8 |
Andrew Cartanos |
62', 90+2'
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FW |
21 |
Michael Trigger |
71'
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Manager: George Katsakis
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Statistics
References
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Grand Finals | |
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Member Federations | |
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Women's NPL competitions | |
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Associated competitions | |
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Awards | |
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Grand Finals | |
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Member Federations | |
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Women's NPL competitions | |
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Associated competitions | |
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Awards | |
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International | Asian club competitions | |
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National teams | |
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