Australia Cup 2025: Strong Greek heritage club presence as Final 32 locked in

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The cast for the Hahn Australia Cup 2025 Round of 32 has been decided following the completion of the Preliminary Rounds.

In 2025, 718 clubs from all divisions of football across Australia – grassroots, regional, and professional – have been whittled down to 32 teams contesting the Finals Rounds.

The Draw for the Round of 32 will take place on Wednesday, 25 June 2025 at 7.30pm AEST, hosted by Jake Barker-Daish and Jerome Khalaf from the Suited and Booted Podcast. This event will determine the matchups for Round of 32 and officially launch the Final Rounds.

With semi-professional and community clubs pitted against Australia’s top-tier sides, the Hahn Australia Cup once again sets the stage for thrilling ‘cupsets’ and unforgettable moments right across the country.

Eleven sides from the Isuzu UTE A-League Men competition will participate in the tournament, with the top nine automatically advancing into the Hahn Australia Cup 2025 at the completion of the 2024/25 regular season, while Perth Glory FC and Wellington Phoenix FC won their respective Playoff matches in May.

The remaining 21 clubs come from a wide range of communities across Football Australia’s nine State and Territory Member Federations. Representing a cross-section of Australia’s footballing landscape, these teams embody the spirit of the Hahn Australia Cup and are a true celebration of the game’s diversity and depth.

Hahn Australia Cup 2025 Final 32 Teams

The teams who have qualified for the Round of 32 are listed below:

Isuzu UTE A-League
Adelaide United FCAuckland FC
Macarthur FCMelbourne City FC
Melbourne Victory FCNewcastle Jets FC
Perth Glory FCSydney FC
Wellington Phoenix FCWestern Sydney Wanderers FC
Western United FC 
Capital Football
Canberra Croatia FC
Football NSW
APIA Leichhardt FCNorthern Tigers FC
SD Raiders FCSydney United 58 FC
Northern NSW Football
Cooks Hill United FCWeston Bears FC
Football Northern Territory
Darwin Olympic FC
Football Queensland
Brisbane City FCGold Coast Knights FC
Olympic FCPeninsula Power FC
Football South Australia
Adelaide Croatia Raiders SCMetroStars SC
Football Tasmania
South Hobart FC
Football Victoria
Avondale FCHeidelberg United FC
Nunawading City FCSouth Melbourne FC
Football West
Olympic Kingsway SCStirling Macedonia FC

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