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Melbourne Victory matchday, fan first

This page covers the whole fan journey for a Melbourne Victory match: who the club are, what they have won, how tickets work, where fans sit, how to get to AAMI Park, and what to do around Melbourne before and after the game. AAMI Park is walkable from the CBD via Swan Street Richmond, and Southbank, Flinders Lane, and Lygon Street all offer food and drink before heading to the ground. Home fans gather in the North End; matchday transport runs on tram routes from the city centre. City-centre hotels suit fans who want a Melbourne night out after the game; East Melbourne and Richmond options suit fans who want to be close to the ground.

Image: AAMI Park by Sliat 1981. Released into the public domain. No attribution required but credited as courtesy. — via Wikimedia Commons; final site use needs attribution/licence sign-off.

The answer-first version

Understand the club, get a ticket, pick a stand or route, plan food and a hotel, and find the fan culture around Melbourne Victory.

Founded2004-11-01
Capacity30,050 seats (all-seating)
AAMI Park is located at 60 OlympAAMI Park is located at 60 Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne VIC 3004, in the Melbourne sports and entertainment precinct.
Richmond train station is a shorRichmond train station is a short walk from AAMI Park and is the primary public transport arrival point for most fans.
Trams stop directly outside AAMITrams stop directly outside AAMI Park and provide connections from the CBD and Flinders Street area.
AAMI Park is cashless for stadiuAAMI Park is cashless for stadium food, drink, and retail outlets.
The North End standing bays (36,The North End standing bays (36, 37 and 38) are designated for active support members; access requires a valid ticket or active support membership.
Melbourne Victory played in the Melbourne Victory played in the 2025–26 A-League Men Elimination Final on 2 May 2026, losing 1–0 to Sydney FC (Pat Wood 80'). The club finished 4th in the regular season and reached their 15th finals series.

Club facts and honours

Melbourne Victory was established on 1 November 2004 as one of the eight founding clubs of the A-League. The club played its first official fixture in 2005 and became one of the competition's dominant forces within two seasons, winning the first A-League Championship in the 2006–07 season in front of a record crowd at what was then Docklands Stadium.

CompetitionResultYears / seasons
A-League Men Championshipchampion2006-07, 2008-09, 2014-15, 2017-18
A-League Men Premiershipchampion2006-07, 2008-09, 2014-15
Australia Cup (formerly FFA Cup)winner2015-16, 2021
Pre-Season Cupwinner2008-09
A-League Women Championshipchampion2013-14, 2020-21, 2021-22
A-League Women Premiershipchampion2018-19

Tickets and stadium map

AAMI Park is at 60 Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, in the sports and entertainment precinct adjacent to the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Rod Laver Arena. The stadium is walkable from Richmond train station and the CBD via Swan Street.

Address60 Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, VIC 3004
Postcode3004
Capacity30,050 seats (all-seating)

Melbourne Victory members access match tickets and the Member Hub at AAMI Park on matchdays. The club's official membership portal is at gomvfc.com.au. Active support membership for the North End bays (36, 37 and 38) is available separately via the same portal. General admission and reserved seat tickets for Melbourne Victory men's matches are sold via Ticketek. The club's match-day page confirms ticket links for each fixture.

Ticketing rules to show clearly

  • Fans should check the Ticketek app and Melbourne Victory match-day communications for current ticket delivery method ahead of each fixture.
AAMI Park — where to go N PITCH North End (bays 36, 37, 38)South EndEast Stand / West Stand Home Find your stand, then your tier and block. Approximate areas — not seat-exact · capacity 30,050 seats (all-seating).
FanChants stand map — find your stand, tier and block area; the away end is marked. Click to enlarge. For your exact seat use the official plan.
Stand / areaWhat to sayStatus
North End (bays 36, 37, 38)active support / home atmosphere endverified
South Endhome support / general seatingcandidate
East Stand / West Standmain grandstand seatingcandidate

Melbourne Victory chants

38 chants in the FanChants catalogue.

Melbourne Victory chants on FanChants [verified]

Top chants

  • Melbourne Victory Scoring
  • Besart Berisha
  • Harry Kewell
  • Come On Melbourne
  • City of Yarra
  • Ohohohohohhhhhh
  • North End, South End
  • Melbourne!
  • Melbourne Boys Are Still Number 1!
  • Archie Thompson
  • Woah Woah Woah
  • Ole Ole We're Melbourne All the Way!

Search hooks

  • Melbourne Victory chants
  • Melbourne Victory songs
  • Melbourne Victory fan chants
  • Melbourne Victory lyrics
  • Melbourne Victory anthem
  • Melbourne Victory North End chants
  • Victory chants A-League
  • AAMI Park atmosphere chants

Food, drink and nights out

Option rows, not a single winner — different lanes for different fans.

near ground drink · near ground food · city walkable

Swan Street Richmond dining and bar strip

walkable to stadium · neutral · mid range

The main pre-match and post-match strip for AAMI Park fans; Swan Street is a short walk from the stadium and covers food, pubs, and bars in one stretch.

Swan Street has boutique bars and a range of food options from Asian cuisine to American BBQ and casual dining. It is positioned as the default kick-ons strip after AAMI Park events.

keep with caveat: Strong district-level guidance from independent local publications and traveller review sources. Individual venue hours and matchday policies need current check.

Sources: Where to Head for Kick Ons Along Swan Street After Catching a Game at AAMI Park — Concrete Playground, Swan Street — Tripadvisor traveller reviews, Swan Street And Beyond: Your Guide To Richmond's Best Bars — The Urban List

near ground drink · near ground food

New Quarter (Swan Street)

walkable to stadium · neutral · mid range

Rooftop bar on Swan Street with three separate sections, craft beer, cocktails, and a street-food-style menu — a good pre-match option before walking to AAMI Park.

Internationally inspired street-food-style menu across rooftop sections.

keep with caveat: Named in an independent local food/drink guide covering Swan Street's AAMI Park kick-ons options. One source; needs a second independent reputation source for a stronger verdict.

Sources: Where to Head for Kick Ons Along Swan Street After Catching a Game at AAMI Park — Concrete Playground

near ground drink · near ground food

Pink Lemonade (Swan Street)

walkable to stadium · neutral · mid range

Beer garden with undercover seating, American BBQ food, and live music on Swan Street — a spacious outdoor option near AAMI Park.

American BBQ and casual bar food.

keep with caveat: Official venue site plus local food/drink guide citation. Keep as a spacious outdoor near-ground option.

Sources: Pink Lemonade Richmond — Beer Garden, BBQ, Live Music, Where to Head for Kick Ons Along Swan Street After Catching a Game at AAMI Park — Concrete Playground

city centre food · pre match food

Flinders Lane dining precinct

city centre · neutral · mid range

The city-centre food lane for fans arriving from the CBD and wanting a meal before heading to AAMI Park by tram.

Flinders Lane is one of Melbourne's primary dining destinations, home to establishments such as Chin Chin (Southeast Asian), Cumulus Inc. (all-day bistro), and Coda (French-Vietnamese). Award-winning fine diners sit alongside boutique bars.

keep with caveat: Strong city-centre food district with multiple independent destination sources. Individual venue booking and hours vary; use as a district row with the fan directed to choose from known names.

Sources: The Best Restaurants On Flinders Lane — The Urban List Melbourne, Flinders Lane — Visit Victoria, Laneway dining — Visit Melbourne

city centre food · city centre drink · pre match food

Southbank promenade and Southgate dining precinct

city centre · neutral · mid range

Riverside food and drinks precinct for fans arriving across the Yarra or from Flinders Street station, within easy tram reach of AAMI Park.

Southgate Restaurant Precinct on Southbank Promenade has award-winning restaurants, casual cafes, and bars in and around heritage cargo sheds. Hophaus is a European beer-hall-style venue within the precinct.

keep with caveat: Southbank is well-documented as a dining destination from official Melbourne tourism and venue directory sources. Use as a district option for fans already on the south side of the river.

Sources: The Southbank Directory — Where to Eat and Drink, Southgate Restaurants — Southbank, Laneway dining — Visit Melbourne

city centre food · pre match food · tourist activity

Lygon Street Carlton (Little Italy)

city centre · neutral · mid range

Melbourne's Italian dining strip in Carlton, within CBD reach, for fans who want a proper sit-down meal before heading to AAMI Park.

Lygon Street is Melbourne's historic Italian restaurant precinct, with establishments such as Caffè Corretto (in operation since 1972), Tiamo, and Donnini's alongside a growing range of other cuisines. Al fresco dining is central to the strip.

keep with caveat: Well-sourced Melbourne tourist destination from City of Melbourne and Visit Melbourne official tourism sources, plus independent restaurant guides. Use as a district row for fans wanting Italian dining.

Sources: Lygon Street Italian precinct — What's On Melbourne, Lygon Street — Visit Melbourne, Best Restaurants on Lygon Street — Broadsheet

city centre food · city centre drink · tourist activity

Melbourne city laneways dining (CBD)

city centre · neutral · mixed

Melbourne's iconic laneways between Flinders Lane and Little Collins Street for fans who want to explore the city before the match.

Melbourne's CBD laneways (Degraves Street, Centre Place, Hosier Lane) are a city institution for coffee, casual food, and street art. Visit Melbourne describes the laneways as a dining and cultural trail.

keep with caveat: Official Visit Melbourne and hotel concierge-level sources support the laneways as a Melbourne tourism draw. Use as a city-exploration row for fans arriving early.

Sources: Laneway dining — Visit Melbourne, Melbourne Laneways: Dining — Treasury on Collins

near ground food · near ground drink · home fan

AAMI Park Member Hub and concourses

at stadium · neutral · mid range

Practical fallback food and drink inside AAMI Park on matchdays, including the Member Hub for members.

AAMI Park concourses offer standard matchday stadium food and drink. Members access the Member Hub on matchdays.

fallback only: Useful as a practical stadium-food fallback. Do not present as a quality food recommendation — use Swan Street or city options for the main dining rows.

Sources: ALM Match Day — Melbourne Victory, AAMI Park FAQs

near ground drink · home fan · post match

Richmond general pub and bar precinct

walkable to stadium · neutral · mid range

Richmond's broader bar scene beyond Swan Street — Church Street and surrounding streets — for fans staying in the area after the match.

Richmond has a lively bar scene extending beyond Swan Street to Church Street. Beat magazine's pub and bar guide covers the area.

keep with caveat: Local music and culture publication guides support the district recommendation. Use as a post-match exploration pointer rather than specific bar names without additional sourcing.

Sources: The best pubs and bars in Richmond: Swan Street and beyond — Beat

night out · city centre drink · tourist activity

Southbank arts and bar precinct (post-match night out)

city centre · neutral · mixed

Post-match night out option for fans staying in the city; Southbank's arts precinct (Arts Centre Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria) and bars suit a cultural Melbourne evening.

keep with caveat: Official Southbank directory supports the district-level listing. Specific bar names within the precinct need independent sourcing before individual rows are published.

Sources: The Southbank Directory — Where to Eat and Drink

night out · city centre drink

Fitzroy and Collingwood bar precinct

transit linked · neutral · mid range

Melbourne's inner-north bar and live-music scene for fans after the game who want to explore beyond the CBD.

Fitzroy and Collingwood are well-regarded for craft beer venues, cocktail bars, and live music; tram links connect from the CBD.

hold: Widely known Melbourne bar destination but specific independent reputation sources for a Fitzroy/Collingwood night-out recommendation are not yet in the sidecar. Needs a second dedicated source before upgrading from hold.

Sources: Laneway dining — Visit Melbourne

Hotels

Area and fit, not prices. Prices and availability stay live-check fields.

HotelFitWhy it belongsSource
Pullman Melbourne On the Parknear ground · premium · sports precinctPremium hotel directly opposite the MCG and a short walk from AAMI Park; marketed explicitly for matchday stays at the sports precinct.
keep with caveat: Official hotel site and Tripadvisor reviews support the location claim. Mixed review signals on value — some guests flag pricing; do not oversell.
Pullman Melbourne On The Park — official site, Pullman Melbourne on the Park — Tripadvisor
Quest East Melbournenear ground · apartment style · sports precinct · group friendlyApartment-style hotel with kitchen facilities, a short walk from AAMI Park and the MCG — a practical choice for fans staying for several days or travelling in groups.
keep: Official Quest AAMI Park page plus independent review sources confirm location and apartment-style facility quality. Kitchen facilities are a practical differentiator for longer stays.
Accommodation near AAMI Park Melbourne — Quest Apartment Hotels, Quest East Melbourne — Tripadvisor, Quest East Melbourne Review — Power Traveller
Adara Hotel Richmondnear ground · richmond base · sports fanApartment-style hotel in Richmond, walking distance from AAMI Park and Swan Street; suits fans who want to be close to the pre-match strip rather than the CBD.
keep: Multiple independent sources — including a travel blog review and booking platform guest reviews — support the location and facility claims.
Adara Hotel Richmond — Booking.com, Adara Hotel Richmond — Tripadvisor, Where to stay in Melbourne: Adara Richmond — Little Grey Box
Holiday Inn Express Melbourne Southbankcity centre night out · budget friendly · transit accessConvenient mid-range city option on the south side of the river, close to tram links for AAMI Park; suits fans who want Southbank dining and a city-centre base.
keep with caveat: Southbank proximity and sports-precinct access confirmed from independent accommodation-guide sources. Needs a direct hotel page or review platform source for a stronger verdict.
AAMI Park — Events, Parking, and Travel Guide — KRUZEY, The 10 Closest Hotels to AAMI Park Melbourne — Tripadvisor
Hotel options in the Melbourne CBD (general)city centre night out · all budgets · transit accessFor fans who prioritise Melbourne's city-centre restaurants, bars, and cultural attractions over proximity to AAMI Park — trams and Richmond station connect easily.
keep with caveat: Useful as a district-level pointer. Individual hotel names in the CBD should be sourced and listed separately if specific recommendations are needed.
The 10 Closest Hotels to AAMI Park Melbourne — Tripadvisor

Itineraries

Home fan: Swan Street to AAMI Park

  1. Head to Swan Street Richmond early for food and drinks — New Quarter or Pink Lemonade work as pre-match options before the walk to the ground.
  2. Walk from Swan Street to AAMI Park (roughly 10 minutes) or take a tram from the city to stops directly outside the stadium.
  3. Members can head into the Member Hub when gates open; active support members enter through the North End bays (36, 37, 38).
  4. Get inside early for the build-up and North End noise ahead of kick-off.

Use official travel guidance for exact gate and tram times. Do not guarantee specific pub opening hours.

City-centre day: food first, then AAMI Park

  1. Pick a city-centre food option: Flinders Lane for an award-winning dinner or casual Asian food at Chin Chin, Southbank promenade for a riverside meal, or Lygon Street Carlton for Italian dining.
  2. Take a tram from Flinders Street or the CBD — trams stop directly outside AAMI Park.
  3. Richmond train station is also a direct option for fans arriving from the train network.
  4. Use the stadium concourses and Member Hub as the matchday fallback if city dining runs short.

Confirm current tram route numbers and timing via PTV before publishing. Booking at Flinders Lane venues is advised for busy matchdays.

Melbourne Derby matchday

  1. Melbourne Derby days at AAMI Park are among the biggest occasions in Australian football — arrive early as crowds peak for this fixture.
  2. Swan Street Richmond works well for a pre-derby drink given its walking distance to the ground.
  3. Check the official Melbourne Victory match-day guide for the specific derby fixture; sometimes the derby is played at Marvel Stadium depending on the season allocation.
  4. Check Melbourne Victory's official news and match-day guide for the exact stadium and ticket allocation before each derby fixture.

Derby venue can change — always check the official club confirmation for each fixture. The 2025–26 semi-final Melbourne Derby was confirmed as a two-legged contest. Safety note: the December 2022 abandoned derby match is historical context; check current fixture safety guidance from the club.

Football and a Melbourne night out

  1. Book a CBD, Southbank, or Richmond hotel depending on where you want to spend the evening.
  2. After the match, head back to Swan Street for post-match drinks, or take a tram to Flinders Lane, Southbank, or the CBD laneways for a later night out.
  3. Fitzroy and Collingwood are worth exploring for craft beer and live music if staying overnight — check Beat magazine's bar guide for current picks.
  4. Use rideshare or late trams for movement between Richmond and the CBD at night.

Confirm late-night tram availability via PTV. Individual bar names in Fitzroy/Collingwood need additional sourcing before production.

Family and tourist Melbourne matchday

  1. AAMI Park is in the middle of Melbourne's sports and entertainment precinct — combine the match with a walk around the MCG exterior or Fitzroy Gardens in East Melbourne.
  2. Southbank is a good family daytime option: waterside promenade, arts venues, and the National Gallery of Victoria are all accessible before a tram to AAMI Park.
  3. Lygon Street Carlton is a manageable walk or short tram from the CBD and provides a relaxed family-friendly al fresco lunch option.
  4. Check the Melbourne Victory match-day guide for family zone or family-friendly seating options inside AAMI Park.

Confirm current family zone / family section availability from the official club match-day guide each season. Attraction hours should be checked before publication.

Supporters and fan media

GroupTypeGeographyPublic page
Melbourne Victory official membershipofficial membershipAustralia-widePublic page
North End Active Supportactive support zoneAAMI Park — bays 36, 37, 38Public page
Melbourne Victory supporters — general fan communityfan communityAustralia and internationalPublic page

Video leads

  • Melbourne Victory official (lead only)
  • A-League / APL official (lead only)
  • Fan vlog creator (AAMI Park matchday) (lead only)
  • Travel or sport blogger (lead only)

Creator/research leads only — no embedding, cropping, transcription or clip extraction until permission and platform terms are cleared.

Social content seeds

club identity · qa_hold

The A-League's most supported club

Melbourne Victory are the A-League's biggest club by membership, four-time men's champions, and the only club to have won all four domestic trophies in the modern era of Australian football. That's the baseline for Victory fans — and the songs to go with it are all on FanChants.

Channels: x · linkedin · instagram

Sources: Melbourne Victory FC — Wikipedia, Our Championships — Melbourne Victory

rivalry · qa_hold

The Melbourne Derby — the A-League's biggest match

Melbourne Victory vs Melbourne City. The Melbourne Derby is the A-League's first and loudest intra-city fixture. The songs fans bring to AAMI Park for this one are a cut above. Find them on FanChants.

Channels: x · instagram · tiktok

Sources: Melbourne Derby (A-Leagues) — Wikipedia

stadium · qa_hold

AAMI Park — what a rectangular stadium looks like when it's full

AAMI Park is a 30,050-seat purpose-built rectangular stadium in Melbourne's sports precinct. Every seat faces the pitch. The North End bays are where Victory's active support lives. This is what matchday looks like from the terrace.

Channels: instagram · tiktok · x

Sources: AAMI Park (Melbourne Rectangular Stadium) — Austadiums, AAMI Park — official site

player story · qa_hold

Juan Mata's last chapter

Juan Mata, 38, won the 2026 Johnny Warren Medal — A-League player of the year — with 13 assists and five goals in the 2025–26 campaign as Victory reached their 15th A-League Men's Finals Series. From Old Trafford to AAMI Park — not a bad arc.

Channels: x · linkedin · instagram

Sources: Victory Men's 2025/26 Season Review — Melbourne Victory, Victory's Mata collects Alex Tobin Medal — Melbourne Victory (also: Johnny Warren Medal confirmed multiple sources)

club history · qa_hold

Archie Thompson and the Grand Final that set the record

2007. A-League Grand Final. Archie Thompson scores five. Victory win 6–0. A then-record crowd of 55,436 at Docklands Stadium. The club that started in 2004 became champions in three seasons. His chant is still in the songbook.

Channels: x · instagram · linkedin

Sources: Our Championships — Melbourne Victory, Melbourne Victory FC — Wikipedia

songbook promotion · qa_hold

38 Melbourne Victory chants — count down the North End five

38 Melbourne Victory chants in the FanChants catalogue. From 'Melbourne Victory Scoring' to 'Come On Melbourne' to the North End, South End call-and-response — every one sent in by the fans who sing them. Which five would make your North End top tier?

Channels: x · instagram · tiktok

Sources: Melbourne Victory — FanChants

fan culture · qa_hold

A-League's biggest membership — what that means on matchday

Melbourne Victory have historically held the A-League's biggest membership base. On a full AAMI Park matchday that means 30,000 fans, the North End active bays, and a noise level that justifies every chant in the catalogue. FanChants has 38 of them.

Channels: linkedin · x · instagram

Sources: Melbourne Victory FC — Wikipedia, Match Day access — Official Melbourne Victory Memberships

Image candidates and rights

ImageLicenceCreatorState
AAMIPARK.JPGPublic DomainSliat 1981verified
Aami park eastern stand.JPGCC BY 3.0Unknown — confirm on Wikimedia file pagecandidate
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium Wikimedia Commons categoryto collectcandidate

QA holds before publishing

  • Re-check ticket portal URL and season slug each season (Ticketek VICTORY26 is season-specific).
  • Do not promise ticket availability, prices, ballot success, or hotel availability.
  • Membership claim ('A-League's biggest membership') must be confirmed with a dated source each season before publishing.
  • Verify Juan Mata's current club status before publishing player-specific social content — contract expired 30 June 2026, renewal unconfirmed as of checker pass.
  • Social content pack 'Juan Mata's last chapter': award corrected to Johnny Warren Medal (A-League player of the year). The Alex Tobin Medal is a separate award (commentator vote). Both verified from official club and Football360 sources.
  • Confirm exact tram route numbers (including route 70) from PTV or the official AAMI Park getting-here page before publishing transport details.
  • AAMI Park cashless claim must be re-checked from the official AAMI Park FAQs page before each season.
  • North End active support landscape has changed over the club's history — check the current official gomvfc.com.au page for current North End terms and access before publishing.
  • All Wikimedia image candidates require a direct file-page visit to confirm exact licence (CC version), licence URL, creator credit, and commercial/derivatives status before use. Leave fields empty rather than guessing.
  • Derby fixture venue (AAMI Park vs Marvel Stadium) changes by season — always check official Melbourne Victory match-day confirmation before each derby post.
  • Do not list any venue as 'the best' — use options language by intent, area, budget, and fan type.
  • Volatile facts (venue hours, menus, hotel prices, matchday pub access) are framed as examples and current_check_required, not guarantees.
  • No tune/source-work attribution, no false club affiliation, and no claim that FanChants records inside stadiums.
  • Active support / supporters group content: use official club and official membership sources only; no private group details, phone numbers, or member names.
  • 2025–26 season result (elimination final 2 May 2026, lost 1–0 to Sydney FC) is the most recent season fact; re-verify on next season open.
  • All fan video candidates are lead_only; inspect and seek permission/embed terms before production use.

Sources

  1. History — Melbourne Victory
  2. Our Championships — Melbourne Victory
  3. Melbourne Victory FC — Wikipedia
  4. ALM Match Day — Melbourne Victory
  5. Victory Men's 2025/26 Season Review — Melbourne Victory
  6. Victory held out in Elimination Final — Melbourne Victory
  7. Information for North End members — Melbourne Victory
  8. Melbourne Derby (A-Leagues) — Wikipedia
  9. AAMI Park — official site
  10. AAMI Park FAQs
  11. Melbourne Rectangular Stadium — Wikipedia
  12. AAMI Park (Melbourne Rectangular Stadium) — Austadiums
  13. Getting to AAMI Park — Melbourne Storm (venue operator transport info)
  14. Match Day access — Official Melbourne Victory Memberships
  15. Active Support — North End — Official Melbourne Victory Memberships
  16. Melbourne Victory FC Season 25/26 tickets — Ticketek
  17. Where to Head for Kick Ons Along Swan Street After Catching a Game at AAMI Park — Concrete Playground
  18. Swan Street — Tripadvisor traveller reviews
  19. Swan Street And Beyond: Your Guide To Richmond's Best Bars — The Urban List
  20. Pink Lemonade Richmond — Beer Garden, BBQ, Live Music
  21. The best pubs and bars in Richmond: Swan Street and beyond — Beat
  22. The Best Restaurants On Flinders Lane — The Urban List Melbourne
  23. Flinders Lane — Visit Victoria
  24. Laneway dining — Visit Melbourne
  25. Melbourne Laneways: Dining — Treasury on Collins
  26. The Southbank Directory — Where to Eat and Drink
  27. Southgate Restaurants — Southbank
  28. Lygon Street Italian precinct — What's On Melbourne
  29. Lygon Street — Visit Melbourne
  30. Best Restaurants on Lygon Street — Broadsheet
  31. Pullman Melbourne On The Park — official site
  32. Pullman Melbourne on the Park — Tripadvisor
  33. Accommodation near AAMI Park Melbourne — Quest Apartment Hotels
  34. Quest East Melbourne — Tripadvisor
  35. Quest East Melbourne Review — Power Traveller
  36. Adara Hotel Richmond — Booking.com
  37. Adara Hotel Richmond — Tripadvisor
  38. Where to stay in Melbourne: Adara Richmond — Little Grey Box
  39. AAMI Park — Events, Parking, and Travel Guide — KRUZEY
  40. The 10 Closest Hotels to AAMI Park Melbourne — Tripadvisor
  41. Melbourne Victory — FanChants
  42. A-League, Melbourne Victory: Inside Australia's largest active supporter group — Football360
  43. Category: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium — Wikimedia Commons
  44. File:AAMIPARK.JPG — Wikimedia Commons
  45. File:Aami park eastern stand.JPG — Wikimedia Commons
  46. Victory's Mata collects Alex Tobin Medal — Melbourne Victory (also: Johnny Warren Medal confirmed multiple sources)
  47. Juan Mata crowned the A-League Men's best — Football360

FanChants is not affiliated with Melbourne Victory. Songs are sent in by fans; FanChants does not claim to record inside stadiums.