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For the first time in more than four years, the Socceroos will play Melbourne when they host Vietnam on January 27th. Take a trip down memory lane as we look back on our three previous outings at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.

Insurance provider AAMI has announced the renewal of its’ naming rights sponsorship of Melbourne’s AAMI Park for another five years.The announcement:Amy Shark and AAMI are thrilled to announce an exciting partnership to celebrate AAMI’s renewed naming rights sponsorship of AAMI Park for another five years.

Melbourne Victory Head Coach Jeff Hopkins is excited about playing every A-League Women home game at AAMI Park this season. Every Victory home game will be played at AAMI Park as a double-header, with the first of those on December 5,

Melbourne Victory has enjoyed plenty of memorable moments at AAMI Park in the Isuzu UTE A-League. Victory will play every home game of the upcoming season at AAMI Park, with the first outing at the venue coming against Brisbane Roar on November 28.

Melbourne Victory will play all seven A-League Women home games in 2021/22 as AAMI Park double-headers after the fixture was released in full on Monday. For the first time in Club history, both the men's and women's teams will play every home game at AAMI Park.

Melbourne Victory's Australia Day blockbuster against Sydney FC is back as the rest of the Isuzu UTE A-League fixture was revealed on Friday. Last season's Australia Day clash was played against Perth Glory, with Victory recording a thrilling 2-1 win.

Melbourne Victory’s members and fans have experienced a busy week in the Club’s history with news on AAMI Park, player signings and re-signings. Head Coach, Tony Popovic is set to welcome the A-League squad back to training next week,

A rugby fan who Wallabies-France test match in Melbourne on Tuesday night has returned a positive result for Covid-19. Melbourne and Olympic Parks, which manages AAMI

France are so dangerous when they get in behind as they march down field again. Their discipline to switch between offload and combative is great tactical awareness. Scrambling defence kept the Wallabies tryline intact there – just – but it will be concerning that they have conceded line breaks easily.

Melbourne City have lost just twice in their last 20 A-League fixtures at AAMI Park – the venue which will play host to the Premiers' Grand Final showdown with Sydney FC on Sunday evening. City's impressive home record has coincided with the club's two best A-League campaigns,