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PFA Footballer of the Year Awards

The PFA Footballer of the Year Awards (or the Professional Football Association Footballer of the Year Awards) is an annual award ceremony created to formally recognise the most outstanding Australian soccer players playing abroad or in the A-League, as well as foreign players playing in the A-League. The inaugural ceremony took place on 11 June 2009 in Sydney.

Alex Tobin OAM Medal

The Alex Tobin OAM Medal is selected by the PFA Executive to a current or former player who demonstrates four outstanding attributes: leadership, achievement as a player, commitment to one's fellow professionals, and service and dedication to the game.[1] The medal is named after the PFA's longest-serving president, Alex Tobin.[2]

Men's Footballer of the Year Award

The Men's Footballer of the Year Award is awarded to Australia's best professional player playing overseas or in the A-League. Performances for national teams are also taken into account. The votes are cast monthly by all current male players who are PFA members. A final group of nominees is announced at the end of the season, the player with the highest number of votes becoming the eventual winner.

Women's Footballer of the Year Award

The PFA Women's Footballer of the Year is voted for by all current women's players who are PFA members, on a 3-2-1 basis.

Harry Kewell Medal

The Harry Kewell Medal is awarded to Australia's best male professional Under-23 player playing overseas or player of any nationality playing in the A-League. Performances for national teams are also taken into account. The votes are cast monthly by all current male players who are PFA members. A final group of nominees is announced at the end of the season, the player with the highest number of votes becoming the eventual winner. The medal is named after one of Australia's most famous and successful players, Harry Kewell.[22]

Young Women's Footballer of the Year Award

PFA Community Medal

A-League Men Team of the Season

The A-League Men Team of the Season is awarded to the league's best players selected in a 4-3-3 formation with the best coach also selected. The team is selected by the PFA Awards Committee, a group of former Socceroos, football analysts and journalists.

2008–09

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Aurelio Vidmar, Adelaide United

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

2009–10

Substitutes:

Manager: Czech Republic Vitezslav Lavicka, Sydney FC

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

2010–11

[30]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Ange Postecoglou, Brisbane Roar

Referee: Australia Gerard Parsons

2011–12

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Graham Arnold, Central Coast Mariners

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

2012–13

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Tony Popovic, Western Sydney Wanderers

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

2013–14

Substitutes:

Manager: England Mike Mulvey, Brisbane Roar

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

2014–15

Substitutes:

2015–16

Only one player from the two finalists (Adelaide United and Western Sydney Wanderers) were picked for the starting XI.[31]

Substitutes:

Manager: Spain Guillermo Amor, Adelaide United

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

Venue of the season: Etihad Stadium

2016–17

[32]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Graham Arnold, Sydney FC

2017–18

[33]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Graham Arnold, Sydney FC

2018–19

[34]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Tony Popovic, Perth Glory

2019–20

[35]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Ufuk Talay, Wellington Phoenix

2020–21

[36]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Patrick Kisnorbo, Melbourne City

2021–22

[37]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Tony Popovic, Melbourne Victory

2022–23

[38][39]

Substitutes:

2023–24

[40]

Substitutes:

Manager: Australia Giancarlo Italiano, Wellington Phoenix

A-League Women Team of the Season

2016–17

[41]

Substitutes:

Referee: Kate Jacewicz

2017–18

[42]

Substitutes:

2018–19

[43]

Substitutes:

Coach: Wales Jeff Hopkins, Melbourne Victory

2019–20

[44]

Substitutes:

Coach: Australia Rado Vidosic, Melbourne City

2020–21

[45]

Substitutes:

Coach: Wales Jeff Hopkins, Melbourne Victory

2021–22

[46]

Substitutes:

Coach: Australia Adrian Stenta, Adelaide United

2022–23

[47]

Substitutes:

2023–24

[48]

Substitutes:

Coach: Australia Dario Vidošić, Melbourne City

A-League Team of the Decade

The Team of the Decade covers the first ten seasons of the A-League. i.e. 2005–06 to 2014–15.[49]

Substitutes

Manager: Australia Ange Postecoglou

Referee: Australia Strebre Delovski

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