NSL Grand Finals
| Year | Champion | Runner up | Score | Goal Scorer | MK Lineup | Venue | Crowd |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1990/1991 | South Melbourne | Melbourne Knights | 1-1 (5-4 on penalties) | MK: Andrew Marth 25 min
SM: Joe Palatsides 88 min |
David Miller, Theo Selemidis, Mark Talajic, Alan Edward Davidson, George Hannah, Andrew Marth, Josip Biskic, Branko Milosevic (Mark Silic 105’), Joe Caleta (Paul Donnelly 110’), Ivan Kelic, Francis Awaritefe | Olympic Park | 23,318 |
| 1991/1992 | Adelaide City | Melbourne Knights | 0-0 (4-2 on penalties) | David Miller, Theo Selemidis, Mark Talajic, Alan Edward Davidson, George Hannah, Andrew Marth, Josip Biskic (Mark Silic 106’), Paul Donnelly (Vlado Vanis 70’), Ivan Kelic, Francis Awaritefe, Damian Mori | Olympic Park | 15,463 | |
| 1993/1994 | Adelaide City | Melbourne Knights | 1-0 | AC: Damian Mori 68 min | David Miller, Vlado Vanis (Oliver Pondeljak 75’), Steve Horvat, Vinko Buljubasic (Mark Silic 18’), David Cervinski, Fausto De Amicis, Andrew Marth, Josip Biskic, Zoran Trajcevski, Adrian Cervinski, Mark Viduka | Olympic Park | 13,970 |
| 1994/1995 | Melbourne Knights | Adelaide City | 2-0 | MK: Andrew Marth 36 min, Joe Spiteri 41 min | Frank Juric, Steve Horvat, Vinko Buljubasic, David Cervinski, Fausto De Amicis, Andrew Marth, Mark Silic, Kresimir Marusic (Damir Grganovic 87'), Joe Spiteri, Oliver Pondeljak (Ante Kovacevic 64'), Mark Viduka | Hindmarsh Stadium | 15,573 |
| 1995/1996 | Melbourne Knights | Marconi Stallions | 2-1 | MK: Andrew Marth 58 min, Adrian Cervinski 74 min
MS: Andrew Harper 78 min |
Vilson Knezevic, Josip Simunic, Ante Kovacevic (Vinko Buljubasic 46'), Zoran Markovski, David Cervinski, Fausto De Amicis, Andrew Marth, Lubo Lapsansky, Tom Pondeljak (Joe Bacak 75'), John Markovski (Dragi Nastevski 81'), Adrian Cervinski | Olympic Park | 14,258 |
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