After a memorable opening night of the Australian Championship at Adelaide City Park, the Black and Whites are back at Oakden for another big Friday night. More than 1,400 supporters packed the venue for the opening home match against Avondale, helping create a genuine national-stage atmosphere with families, junior players and supporters filling the precinct from well before kick-off. This Friday, Adelaide City welcomes Wests APIA FC for Round 2, with the same broader matchd

After a positive start to its Australian Championship campaign, Adelaide City hosts a second consecutive home game, this time against Foundation Club Wests APIA. APIA and Adelaide City are more than just opponents in the 2026 Australian Championship group stage. They are historic pillars of Australian football, with proud traditions, a history of national success and ambitions to recreate those glory days. For APIA, that success has continued under club legend Franco Parisi,

The phrase “fairytale story” is often overused in football, but Oli Western's rise through Adelaide City’s ranks is one of the few journeys that truly deserves it. Western joined Adelaide City as an Under 8s player and spent every year at the club until he reached the Under 16s team, where he was promoted to the Under 18s squad early that season. After rising to the Reserves squad, Western caught the eye of then coach Paul Pezos and began training with the Senior NPL team. Al

Adelaide City and Wests APIA meet in the second round of the 2026 Australian Championship group stage. It is the latest chapter of a historic connection between the two sides that spans decades. It all began in the decade after World War II, when Italian migrants sought to bring a connection to their homeland to their new homes. As a result, Juventus was established in Adelaide in 1946, and Associazione Poli-sportiva Italo Australiana in Sydney in 1954, to give this new commu