Parramatta Power SC

Parramatta Power
Full name Parramatta Power Soccer Club
Nickname(s) Power, Parra
Founded 1999
Dissolved 2004
Ground Parramatta Stadium
Manager Nick Theodorakopoulos
League National Soccer League (defunct)
NSL 2003–04 2nd

Parramatta Power Soccer Club were an professional association football club who were based in the Western Sydney city of Parramatta. They played in the National Soccer League from season 1999-00 until the league folded in 2004. The Power were runners up to Perth Glory in the 2003–04 season of the NSL, both on the ladder and in the Grand Final, after Perth took control in extra time and scored the golden goal winner in horrendous weather to become the final NSL champions.

The club was backed by the Parramatta Leagues club which also owns the Parramatta Eels rugby league team. The club played at Parramatta Stadium (the home of the Eels) and played in gold and blue (the Eels colours). The club suffered from poor attendances throughout its existence, partly because of its links to the Eels, as well as it being in the already crowded Western Sydney football market.

National Soccer League history

SeasonPositionPlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals For-AgainstPointsFinals
1999-0011th of 16341451552–4747DNQ
2000–019th of 15301331442–4442DNQ
2001–027th of 13241041034–3034DNQ
2002–033rd of 1324124851–27404th of 6
2003–042nd of 1324163558–3051Won Major Semi Final vs Perth Glory; 4–2 & 2–0
Lost Grand Final vs Perth Glory; 1–0 AET

Kit info

YearsManufacturerMain SponsorMinor Sponsor
1999–2000ASICSPower Credit UnionNone
2000–01ASICSPower Credit UnionPower Ford
2001–02MitrePower Credit UnionNone
2002–03MitrePower Credit UnionVolkswagen
2003–04ChampionGregory JewellersVolkswagen

Performance (by club)

Club Pld Wins Draw Loss GF GA
Adelaide Force/Adelaide City Force103521112
Adelaide United210132
Brisbane Strikers103161523
Canberra Cosmos410357
Carlton*4400111
Football Kingz105142716
Gippsland Falcons/Eastern Pride6321114
Marconi-Fairfield105231811
Melbourne Knights106132211
Newcastle Breakers210111
Newcastle United105321612
Northern Spirit126242113
Perth Glory157083028
South Melbourne103251014
Sydney Olympic/Olympic Sharks126242215
Sydney United/Sydney United Pumas12912268
Wollongong City/Wollongong City Wolves103161421
Total 149 71 23 55 263 199


Honours

National Soccer League 2003-04 Runners-Up

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