Australien - South Australia Premier League

In 2012 it was announced that the FFSA Premier League was to become the top tier of South Australian football (below the national A-League) after the disbandment of the now defunct FFSA Super League. It was announced that the competition would consist of 14 teams. These teams would be made up of the 10 teams from the defunct Super League with the remaining 4 spots being filled by the top 4 teams from the 2012 Premier League season.

In 2013 the league joined the National Premier Leagues and was named correspondingly to NPL SA. The top placed team after the completion of the season will enter into the National Premier Leagues finals and will play-off against other top placed teams from interstate conferences to determine a nationwide champion.

National Premier Leagues South Australia (abbreviated as NPL SA), a subdivision of National Premier Leagues (NPL), is a semi-professional football competition in the state of South Australia. National Premier Leagues is the second-tier football competition in Australia, which sits below the Hyundai A-League and Westfield W-League on the country's football national pyramid. Football Federation Australia (FFA) embarked on a National Competition Review in October 2010, which aimed to review the football competition structure in Australia. The process of conducting the National Competition Review lasted for 20 months, and the review results were released in May 2012, in which FFA proposed to revitalise the country's state-based competitions to promote the development of elite players. As a result of this review, National Premier Leagues was established in February 2013. At the time of establishment, NPL has five subdivisions, including football teams from five corresponding state-based federations, which are Football Federation South Australia, Football Federation Tasmania, Football Queensland, Football NSW, and Capital Football. The inaugural season of NPL SA began in March 2013. Currently, this competition is run and managed by Football South Australia (formerly known as Football Federation South Australia), which is a governing body of football issues in South Australia and a competition administrator for different levels of football games in the state.

Date	R	Hemma v Borta	-
06/07 10:00	14	South Adelaide v White City FK Beograd	View
06/07 10:15	14	Metrostars v Campbelltown City	View
06/08 05:00	14	Croydon FC v Modbury Jets	View
06/08 05:30	14	Adelaide United U21 v Para Hills Knights	View
06/08 07:30	14	Adelaide City v Adelaide Comets	View
06/08 08:30	14	Adelaide Olympic v Adelaide Croatia Raiders	View
06/14 10:00	15	Para Hills Knights v Adelaide Comets	View
06/14 10:00	15	Modbury Jets v Metrostars	View
06/15 05:30	15	Campbelltown City v Adelaide Olympic	View
06/15 05:30	15	Adelaide United U21 v Croydon FC	View
06/15 05:30	15	Adelaide Croatia Raiders v South Adelaide	View
06/15 07:30	15	White City FK Beograd v Adelaide City	View
06/21 10:00	16	South Adelaide v Campbelltown City	View
06/22 05:00	16	Croydon FC v Para Hills Knights	View
06/22 07:30	16	Adelaide Comets v White City FK Beograd	View
06/22 07:30	16	Adelaide City v Adelaide Croatia Raiders	View
06/22 07:30	16	Metrostars v Adelaide United U21	View
06/22 08:30	16	Adelaide Olympic v Modbury Jets	View
06/28 10:00	17	Campbelltown City v Adelaide City	View
06/28 10:00	17	Para Hills Knights v White City FK Beograd	View
06/29 05:30	17	Adelaide Croatia Raiders v Adelaide Comets	View
06/29 05:30	17	Adelaide United U21 v Adelaide Olympic	View
06/29 05:30	17	Modbury Jets v South Adelaide	View
06/29 09:30	17	Croydon FC v Metrostars	View
07/12 10:00	18	South Adelaide v Adelaide United U21	View
07/13 07:30	18	White City FK Beograd v Adelaide Croatia Raiders	View
07/13 07:30	18	Adelaide City v Modbury Jets	View
07/13 07:30	18	Metrostars v Para Hills Knights	View
07/13 08:30	18	Adelaide Olympic v Croydon FC	View
07/13 09:45	18	Adelaide Comets v Campbelltown City	View

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