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Leagues Played
Australia Victoria Premier League Women 67 New Zealand Premier League Women 52 Australia NPL Victoria Women 20 New Zealand National League Women 8 Australia Victoria Cup Women 4 New Zealand South Central Series Women 3 New Zealand Mainland Championship Women 1
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Australia NPL Victoria Women 08/18 10:30 22 [2] Bulleen Lions Women v Southern United Women [11] L 3-0
Australia NPL Victoria Women 08/12 04:00 21 [11] Southern United Women v South Melbourne Women [4] D 2-2
Australia NPL Victoria Women 07/29 07:45 20 Southern United Women v Deportivo Madryn L 2-4
Australia NPL Victoria Women 07/22 07:45 19 [11] Southern United Women v Heidelberg United Women [9] D 1-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 07/15 08:00 18 [1] Boroondara Eagles Women v Southern United Women [11] L 4-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 07/01 07:45 16 [11] Southern United Women v Calder Utd SC Women [6] L 1-2
Australia NPL Victoria Women 06/23 10:15 15 [9] Preston Lions Women v Southern United Women [11] L 2-0
Australia NPL Victoria Women 06/17 07:45 14 [11] Southern United Women v Alamein FC Women [8] D 1-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 06/10 07:45 13 [11] Southern United Women v Box Hill Women [9] L 2-4
Australia NPL Victoria Women 06/03 07:45 12 [11] Southern United Women v Bayside Utd Women [7] L 2-3
Australia NPL Victoria Women 05/27 07:45 11 [11] Southern United Women v Bulleen Lions Women [4] L 0-2
Australia NPL Victoria Women 05/20 06:00 10 [3] South Melbourne Women v Southern United Women [11] L 2-0
Australia NPL Victoria Women 05/12 10:30 9 FV Emerging Women v Southern United Women D 1-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 05/06 05:30 8 [5] Heidelberg United Women v Southern United Women [11] L 6-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 04/29 07:45 7 [11] Southern United Women v Boroondara Eagles Women [1] L 0-3
Australia NPL Victoria Women 04/15 05:00 5 [10] Calder Utd SC Women v Southern United Women [11] L 2-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 04/08 07:45 4 [11] Southern United Women v Preston Lions Women [6] L 0-3
Australia NPL Victoria Women 04/01 04:00 3 [3] Alamein FC Women v Southern United Women [11] L 5-1
Australia NPL Victoria Women 03/24 08:30 2 [2] Box Hill Women v Southern United Women [11] L 3-0
Australia NPL Victoria Women 03/18 04:30 1 [3] Bayside Utd Women v Southern United Women [3] L 3-0
New Zealand Premier League Women 12/10 01:00 - Northern Rovers Women v Southern United Women D 1-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 12/03 23:00 - Southern United Women v Eastern Suburbs Women W 2-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 11/26 23:00 - Central Football Women v Southern United Women L 2-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 11/18 23:30 - Southern United Women v Capital FF Women D 1-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 11/13 00:45 - Auckland United Women v Southern United Women W 1-4
New Zealand Premier League Women 11/04 23:30 - Southern United Women v Western Springs Women D 1-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 10/30 01:30 - Southern United Women v Northern Rovers Women D 1-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 10/24 02:15 - Southern United Women v Canterbury United Women W 2-1
New Zealand Premier League Women 10/22 00:30 - Canterbury United Women v Southern United Women D 0-0
New Zealand Premier League Women 10/08 02:30 - Southern United Women v Central Football Women W 3-0

Wikipedia - Southern United FC

Southern United, previously known as Otago United, is an amateur football club based in Dunedin, New Zealand. Founded in 2004, they play their home games at the Logan Park and Forsyth Barr Stadium. It is the southernmost football club playing in a top division league in the world.

History

Chart of yearly ladder positions for Southern United in NZ 1st division soccer
Otago United logo 2004–13

Southern United was formed in 2004 as Otago United, competing in the New Zealand Football Championship. Based in Dunedin, Southern United, the sole representative from its federation, was one of eight teams competing in the league at the time. The club had 21 feeder clubs and 4 associations from within the geographic area from Timaru south to Invercargill.

Lutz Pfannenstiel, the only player to play professionally on every FIFA continent, once called Otago United home.

In the inaugural season, Otago United finished second from bottom, but improved to finish fifth out of eight in the next season. However, the club went from bad to worse in the 2006–07 season, finishing in dead last and ending the season being humiliated 8–0 by league winners Waitakere United. The following season was slightly better, finishing in seventh ahead of Canterbury United, despite achieving the record for the fewest goals scored in a season.

The shortened 2008-09 season saw the team secure just two wins (both 2–1 over Canterbury United, home and away) and two draws (3–3 at home vs Waikato and 1–1 away vs Team Wellington). Despite the season been seven games shorter, they still managed to score three more goals than the previous season.

After a good start to the 2011–12 season Otago United lost several key players and slumped to a run of one draw and seven defeats. A 3–3 draw with Waikato in the final game of the season earned them sixth spot on the table. The high points of manager Richard Murray's first year in charge were perhaps the blooding of several promising new young players and the selection of captain Tristan Prattley in the New Zealand national under-23 football team.

The loss of Prattley (to Waitakere United) and New Zealand under-20 international representative Joel Stevens to injury midway through the season severely hampered Otago, and they could only finish in 7th place with just two wins – avoiding the wooden spoon only on goal-difference. In 2020 due to financial constraints they did not field a team. In 2021 due to the national league restructure the club no longer exists.

Southern United (W) is a professional women's soccer team based in the southern region of New Zealand. Known for their competitive spirit and commitment to developing local talent, the team competes in New Zealand's top-tier women's football competitions. With a focus on fostering skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship, Southern United (W) aims to elevate women's soccer in the region and inspire the next generation of female athletes. Their vibrant team culture and dedication to excellence make them a prominent and respected presence in New Zealand's women's football landscape.