Australian Welsh League 2026
With the Northern Tigers clinging to top spot by a single point, expect a tantalizing mix of desperation and determination as key clashes like Bulls Academy vs. Mounties Wanderers shape the Australian Welsh League title race.

Last Matches
Prospect United Soccer Club
2
PCYC Parramatta Eagles
1
PCYC Parramatta Eagles
4
Prospect United Soccer Club
1
Bulls Academy
2
Blacktown Spartans
2
Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC
0
Northern Tigers
3
Rydalmere Lions FC
3
Dulwich Hill SC
2
Inter Lions
1
Hakoah Sydney FC
2
Hills United FC
8
Central Coast Mariners Youth
0
Newcastle Jets Youth
2
Bankstown City Lions
9
Canterbury Bankstown FC
3
Macarthur Rams
2
Prospect United Soccer Club
3
Hearst Neville
0
Central Coast Mariners Youth
2
Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC
4
Bulls Academy
0
Canterbury Bankstown FC
3
Bankstown City Lions
5
Prospect United Soccer Club
1
Hills United FC
3
Rydalmere Lions FC
1
Dulwich Hill SC
0
Inter Lions
2
Northern Tigers
3
Macarthur Rams
2
Hakoah Sydney FC
3
Newcastle Jets Youth
3
The recent outings in the Australian Welsh League have stirred the pot, with Northern Tigers barely holding onto their lead after a 1-1 draw against Canterbury Bankstown FC. The Bulls Academy and University NSW are hot on their tail after a thrilling 3-3 draw by Bulls against Hakoah Sydney FC, a match that showcased their attacking flair and defensive vulnerabilities. As we turn our gaze to the upcoming fixtures on 30th August, all eyes are on the clash between Bulls Academy and Mounties Wanderers at Campbelltown Stadium. Bulls will look to outmaneuver a Wanderers side still reeling from a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Hills Brumbies, making it a must-watch encounter. Meanwhile, in a bid to break their mid-table deadlock, Inter Lions take on bottom-dwelling Bonnyrigg White Eagles – a side hungry to claw their way up the standings.
