Clubs
The map below indicates the locations of teams currently competing in the New South Wales Premier League competition. The inset is of greater Sydney.
United Bonnyrigg Tigers (Sydney - see left)
The following 12 clubs are competing in the New South Wales Premier League during the current 2013 season.
| Club | Location | Home Ground(s) |
|---|---|---|
| APIA Tigers | Leichhardt, New South Wales | Lambert Park (7,000) |
| Blacktown City FC | Blacktown, New South Wales | Lily Homes Stadium (7,500) |
| Blacktown Spartans FC | Rooty Hill, New South Wales | Blacktown Football Park (2,000) |
| Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC | Bonnyrigg, New South Wales | Bonnyrigg Sports Club (5,000) |
| Manly United FC | Dee Why, New South Wales | Cromer Park (5,000) |
| Marconi Stallions FC | Bossley Park, New South Wales | Marconi Stadium (11,500) |
| Central Coast Mariners Academy | Lisarow, New South Wales | Pluim Park |
| South Coast Wolves FC | Wollongong, New South Wales | John Crehan Park (7,500) |
| Sutherland Sharks FC | Miranda, New South Wales | Seymour Shaw Park (5,000) |
| Sydney Olympic FC | Belmore, New South Wales, | Belmore Sports Ground (25,000) |
| Sydney United FC | Edensor Park, New South Wales | Sydney United Sports Centre (12,000) |
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