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🏆 A-League Men Top Goalscorer (2005-06-Present)

2014-15 2014-15

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Marc Janko
Austria Marc Janko
Austria
16
Goals
Sydney FC

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Marc Janko
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Austria
16 (Goals)
Sydney FC
2
Nathan Burns
Australia Nathan Burns
Australia
14
Goals
Wellington Phoenix

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Nathan Burns
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Australia
14 (Goals)
Wellington Phoenix
3
Besart Berisha
Kosovo Besart Berisha
Kosovo
13
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Besart Berisha
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Kosovo
13 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
4
Andy Keogh
Ireland Andy Keogh
Ireland
12
Goals
Perth Glory

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Andy Keogh
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Ireland
12 (Goals)
Perth Glory
5
Archie Thompson
Australia Archie Thompson
Australia
10
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Archie Thompson
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Australia
10 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
6
Roy Krishna
Fiji Roy Krishna
Fiji
9
Goals
Wellington Phoenix

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Roy Krishna
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Fiji
9 (Goals)
Wellington Phoenix
6
Jamie Maclaren
Australia Jamie Maclaren
Australia
9
Goals
Perth Glory

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Jamie Maclaren
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Perth Glory
8
Henrique
Brazil Henrique
Brazil
8
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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Henrique
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Brazil
8 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
8
Pablo Sánchez
Spain Pablo Sánchez
Spain
8
Goals
Adelaide United

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Pablo Sánchez
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Spain
8 (Goals)
Adelaide United
8
Shane Smeltz
New Zealand Shane Smeltz
New Zealand
8
Goals
Sydney FC

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Shane Smeltz
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New Zealand
8 (Goals)
Sydney FC

2013-14 2013-14

1
Adam Taggart
Australia Adam Taggart
Australia
16
Goals
Newcastle Jets

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Adam Taggart
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Australia
16 (Goals)
Newcastle Jets
2
James Troisi
Australia James Troisi
Australia
12
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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2
James Troisi
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Australia
12 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
2
David Williams
Australia David Williams
Australia
12
Goals
Melbourne Heart

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2
David Williams
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Australia
12 (Goals)
Melbourne Heart
4
Besart Berisha
Kosovo Besart Berisha
Kosovo
11
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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4
Besart Berisha
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Kosovo
11 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
5
Alessandro Del Piero
Italy Alessandro Del Piero
Italy
10
Goals
Sydney FC

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Alessandro Del Piero
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Italy
10 (Goals)
Sydney FC
5
Stein Huysegems
Belgium Stein Huysegems
Belgium
10
Goals
Wellington Phoenix

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Stein Huysegems
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Belgium
10 (Goals)
Wellington Phoenix
7
Fábio Ferreira
Portugal Fábio Ferreira
Portugal
9
Goals
Adelaide United

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Fábio Ferreira
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Portugal
9 (Goals)
Adelaide United
7
Jerónimo Morales Neumann
Argentina Jerónimo Morales Neumann
Argentina
9
Goals
Adelaide United

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Jerónimo Morales Neumann
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Argentina
9 (Goals)
Adelaide United
9
Sergio Cirio
Spain Sergio Cirio
Spain
8
Goals
Adelaide United

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Sergio Cirio
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Spain
8 (Goals)
Adelaide United
9
Guilherme Finkler
Brazil Guilherme Finkler
Brazil
8
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Guilherme Finkler
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Brazil
8 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
9
Tomi Juric
Australia Tomi Juric
Australia
8
Goals
Western Sydney Wanderers

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9
Tomi Juric
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Australia
8 (Goals)
Western Sydney Wanderers
9
Archie Thompson
Australia Archie Thompson
Australia
8
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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9
Archie Thompson
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Australia
8 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory

2012-13 2012-13

1
Daniel McBreen
Australia Daniel McBreen
Australia
17
Goals
Central Coast Mariners

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Daniel McBreen
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Australia
17 (Goals)
Central Coast Mariners
2
Jeremy Brockie
New Zealand Jeremy Brockie
New Zealand
16
Goals
Wellington Phoenix

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Jeremy Brockie
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New Zealand
16 (Goals)
Wellington Phoenix
3
Marco Rojas
New Zealand Marco Rojas
New Zealand
15
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Marco Rojas
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New Zealand
15 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
4
Besart Berisha
Kosovo Besart Berisha
Kosovo
14
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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4
Besart Berisha
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Kosovo
14 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
4
Alessandro Del Piero
Italy Alessandro Del Piero
Italy
14
Goals
Sydney FC

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Alessandro Del Piero
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Italy
14 (Goals)
Sydney FC
6
Damian Mori
Australia Damian Mori
Australia
11
Goals
Western Sydney Wanderers

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6
Damian Mori
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Australia
11 (Goals)
Western Sydney Wanderers
7
Ryan Griffiths
Australia Ryan Griffiths
Australia
9
Goals
Newcastle Jets

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Ryan Griffiths
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Newcastle Jets
7
Emile Heskey
England Emile Heskey
England
9
Goals
Newcastle Jets

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Emile Heskey
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England
9 (Goals)
Newcastle Jets
7
Dario Vidošić
Australia Dario Vidošić
Australia
9
Goals
Adelaide United

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Dario Vidošić
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Adelaide United
10
Mark Milligan
Australia Mark Milligan
Australia
8
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Mark Milligan
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Australia
8 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
10
Archie Thompson
Australia Archie Thompson
Australia
8
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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10
Archie Thompson
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Australia
8 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory

2011-12 2011-12

1
Besart Berisha
Kosovo Besart Berisha
Kosovo
19
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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Besart Berisha
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Kosovo
19 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
2
Shane Smeltz
New Zealand Shane Smeltz
New Zealand
13
Goals
Perth Glory

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Shane Smeltz
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New Zealand
13 (Goals)
Perth Glory
3
Carlos Hernández
Costa Rica Carlos Hernández
Costa Rica
10
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Carlos Hernández
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Costa Rica
10 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
4
Eli Babalj
Australia Eli Babalj
Australia
9
Goals
Melbourne Heart

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Eli Babalj
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Melbourne Heart
4
Jeremy Brockie
New Zealand Jeremy Brockie
New Zealand
9
Goals
Newcastle Jets

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4
Jeremy Brockie
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New Zealand
9 (Goals)
Newcastle Jets
4
Ryan Griffiths
Australia Ryan Griffiths
Australia
9
Goals
Newcastle Jets

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Ryan Griffiths
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Newcastle Jets
4
Mitch Nichols
Australia Mitch Nichols
Australia
9
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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Mitch Nichols
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
8
Bruno Cazarine
Brazil Bruno Cazarine
Brazil
8
Goals
Sydney FC

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Bruno Cazarine
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Brazil
8 (Goals)
Sydney FC
8
Harry Kewell
Australia Harry Kewell
Australia
8
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Harry Kewell
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Australia
8 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
8
Sergio van Dijk
Indonesia Sergio van Dijk
Indonesia
8
Goals
Adelaide United

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8
Sergio van Dijk
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Indonesia
8 (Goals)
Adelaide United

2010-11 2010-11

1
Sergio van Dijk
Indonesia Sergio van Dijk
Indonesia
16
Goals
Adelaide United

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Sergio van Dijk
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Indonesia
16 (Goals)
Adelaide United
2
Kosta Barbarouses
New Zealand Kosta Barbarouses
New Zealand
11
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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2
Kosta Barbarouses
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New Zealand
11 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
2
Robbie Kruse
Australia Robbie Kruse
Australia
11
Goals
Melbourne Victory

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Robbie Kruse
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Australia
11 (Goals)
Melbourne Victory
2
Matt Simon
Australia Matt Simon
Australia
11
Goals
Central Coast Mariners

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2
Matt Simon
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Australia
11 (Goals)
Central Coast Mariners
2
Jean Carlos Solórzano
Costa Rica Jean Carlos Solórzano
Costa Rica
11
Goals
Brisbane Roar

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2
Jean Carlos Solórzano
Flag Jean Carlos Solórzano
Costa Rica
11 (Goals)
Brisbane Roar
6
Bruno Cazarine
Brazil Bruno Cazarine
Brazil
9
Goals
Sydney FC

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Bruno Cazarine
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Brazil
9 (Goals)
Sydney FC
6
Bruce Djite
Australia Bruce Djite
Australia
9
Goals
Gold Coast United

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Bruce Djite
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Gold Coast United
6
Robbie Fowler
England Robbie Fowler
England
9
Goals
Perth Glory

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Robbie Fowler
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England
9 (Goals)
Perth Glory
6
Adam Kwasnik
Australia Adam Kwasnik
Australia
9
Goals
Central Coast Mariners

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Adam Kwasnik
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Australia
9 (Goals)
Central Coast Mariners
10
John Aloisi
Australia John Aloisi
Australia
8
Goals
Melbourne Heart

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10
John Aloisi
Flag John Aloisi
Australia
8 (Goals)
Melbourne Heart
10
Marcos Flores
Argentina Marcos Flores
Argentina
8
Goals
Adelaide United

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Marcos Flores
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Argentina
8 (Goals)
Adelaide United
10
Chris Greenacre
England Chris Greenacre
England
8
Goals
Wellington Phoenix

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Chris Greenacre
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England
8 (Goals)
Wellington Phoenix

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Summary

A-League Men, also known as the Isuzu UTE A-League for sponsorship reasons, is a professional soccer league in Australia and New Zealand and the highest level of the Australian soccer league system. Established in 2004 as the A-League by the Australian Soccer Association (ASA) as a successor to the National Soccer League (NSL), competition commenced in August 2005.

Administered by Australian Professional Leagues (APL), it is contested by thirteen teams; eleven based in Australia with two in New Zealand. Seasons run from October to May and include a 27-round regular season followed by a finals series playoff involving the six highest-placed teams, culminating in a grand final match. Winners of the regular season is dubbed the 'Premier' while the winner of the grand final is the season's Champion; differing from other football codes in Australia, where premier refers to the grand final winner and the winner of the regular season is the 'minor premier'.

Most successful clubs for the season are granted qualification into the Asian continental club competitions, the AFC Champions League Elite and the AFC Champions League Two. In 2014, the Western Sydney Wanderers became the first and only winning Australian club of the AFC Champions League. Like the United States' MLS, as well as other professional sports leagues in Australia, it does not practice relegation and promotion and furthermore institutes a salary cap. The men's, women's and youth are also brought together under the unified A-Leagues banner.

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