Tasmania United FC

27/07/2026

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A-League giants Melbourne Victory visit to Tasmania has led to Kingborough's NPL coach making his thoughts on the future of the A-League in Tassie known. Is he right? 🗣️👇 https://bit.ly/4gV0QMM

24/07/2026

A huge day for Tassie football on Sunday! Get along to the game, 5pm this Sunday at the Kingborough Sports Precinct, to support Kingborough Lions United Football Club in their Hahn Australia Cup match against Melbourne Victory!

Board members Claire Hefford and Sarah Black, along with community member Alise and her children Ryan, Camille and Mason, are excited to be part of this historic occasion and thrilled to see the club featured on the front page of The Mercury Newspaper ahead of Sunday’s Hahn Australia Cup clash 💙🦁

22/06/2026

Keep an eye out for further details on this Australia Cup match!

⚽️ THE DRAW IS IN! ⚽️

What a MATCH this will be!!!

Kingborough Lions United Football Club will take on Melbourne Victory in the Hahn Australia Cup Round of 32 at home! 🔥

A huge opportunity on the national stage awaits as Tasmania’s 2026 representative gets set to take on the country’s best 💪

📍 Time & location: TBC — stay tuned for draw details.

Get behind the Lions as they fly the flag for Tassie in the 🙌

07/03/2026

South Hobart Football Club's home ground needs your help! Hobart City Council is seeking feedback on permitting dogs on the ground at D'Arcy Street. Please check out Victoria Morton's great commentary here, and follow the link at the end to make your submission -

Part 1: The Ground Beneath the Mountain There are some places where football simply belongs. D’Arcy Street is one of them. For more than a century football has been played on the hillside beneath kunanyi. Since 1910 the ground has been associated with South Hobart Football Club, and generations

28/01/2026

Wouldn't this be fantastic! Tony Pignata notes some elements of the design that are not highly publicised, such as the narrower oval shape of the pitch. The stadium's seating also starts slightly higher (around one row), and has a steeper rake, again improving the fan experience.

There's also a very real chance that adding an extra 20-22 events (between men's and women's teams) to the stadium might make it too busy! So we could see some games in the north of the state, or all going well, a smaller (~10k capacity) rectangular venue in Hobart? We can dream!