Fremantle Spirit SC

Fremantle City
Full name	Fremantle City FC
Nickname(s)	Benfica, Freo, City
Founded	1978
Ground	Hilton Park
Capacity	2,000
Manager	Matt Sparrow
League	Western Australia State League
Website	Club website
	Home colours
	Home colours

Fremantle Spirit Soccer Club was an Australian soccer club based in Fremantle, Western Australia. The Spirit played in the State League Division 1 (2012) dropping to Division 2 for 2013 of the Western Australia State League.

History edit

The club was established in 1978 as Benfica United with support from the Fremantle Portuguese Australian community. It was seen as a successor to the Associacao Portuguesa de Fremantle team that had played for a number of years from 1967. The club changed its name to Fremantle City in 1994 and to Fremantle Spirit in 2006.

In the 2013 Season the name of the club changed to Maddington White City after a merger with Maddington Eagles.

As of the end of the 2013 Season Fremantle Spirit SC and Maddington White City folded or became different entities.

The Club was 're-birthed' in December of 2014 when Fremantle United Soccer and Recreation Club Incorporated (FUSC) and East Fremantle Tricolore Soccer Club Incorporated (EFSC) joined forces.^[1]

In 2023, Fremantle City were promoted via the Inter-Divisional play-offs to the Premier Division for the first time under the Fremantle City moniker.

Honours edit

Premier League edit

Winners

2000

Runners up

1997

First Division edit

Winners

2006

Runners up

1996
1994
1988

Second Division edit

Runners up

1984

Third Division edit

Winners

1983

Night Series edit

Runners up

1999
1998

Current squad edit

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	CAN	Peter Wylie
—	DF	UGA	Innocent Zico
—	DF/MF	ENG	Stephen Fox
—	DF	AUS	David Auitore
—	DF	AUS	Trevor Jones
—	MF	ENG	Ollie Parsons
—	MF	AUS	James Hoad
—	MF	AUS	Omar Abfahr
—	MF	AUS	Sean Treacey