The A-League schedule has been all over the place this season with COVID-19 continuing to cause fixture headaches.
Football Australia currently hopes for the regular A-League season to be completed by May with finals to be held and concluded in June.
The best way to keep track of upcoming games is to go week by week right now and we've got you covered with all the matches set to go ahead.
Which A-League games are being played over the next week?
| Game | How to watch | Date | Time (AEDT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Western United vs Wellington Phoenix | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 22 | 7.05pm |
| Melbourne Victory vs Western Sydney Wanderers | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 23 | 7.05pm |
| Central Coast Mariners vs Sydney FC | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football, ABC | April 24 | 5.05pm |
| Macarthur FC vs Melbourne City | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 24 | 7.10pm |
| Brisbane Roar vs Perth Glory | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 25 | 2.05pm |
| Wellington Phoenix vs Adelaide United | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 25 | 4.10pm |
| Western United vs Newcastle Jets | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 26 | 7.05pm |
| Sydney FC vs Melbourne Victory | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 27 | 7.35pm |
| Central Coast Mariners vs Brisbane Roar | Fox Sports, Kayo, My Football | April 28 | 7.05pm |
The A-League season so far
Melbourne City soared to the top of the table last weekend after thumping bottom side Melbourne Victory 7-0.
Adelaide United and Central Coast Mariners remain in the fight for the Premiers Plate but both failed to pick up three points last time out.
Brisbane Roar and Western United bolstered their top-six hopes with recent victories and will back themselves to claim another three points this weekend.
Sydney FC face a busy week after consecutive draws with intriguing games against Central Coast Mariners and Victory to come.
With no wins across their past five games, Western Sydney Wanderers need to claim three points against Victory on Friday night with their spot in the top six quickly coming under risk.