Bundoora United FC and Bundoora FC Drive Community Through Winning

Bundoora United FC holds third place on the State League 3 North-West ladder after recording 16 wins, 2 draws and 4 losses across 22 games for 50 points.

The position follows a 3-0 win over Brunswick Zebras FC that ended a run of six straight defeats. Residents use the result to organise group attendances at the Home of the Matildas, the suburb venue that stages Western United ALW matches and other fixtures.

Two clubs anchor daily routines

Bundoora Football Club fields an Australian rules side in the Northern Football League while Bundoora United FC competes in soccer. Heath Scotland has coached the senior team at Bundoora Football Club since 2024 and the club maintains formal ties with Bundoora Junior Football Club. These links give families a single pathway from junior grades to senior matches played on local grounds.

The Home of the Matildas serves as the main match venue for both codes and for visiting professional sides. Its schedule of Western United ALW games keeps the facility in regular use and creates repeated opportunities for supporters to meet at the same site each weekend.

Record supplies measurable progress

The 50-point total after 22 matches places Bundoora United FC inside the top three and supplies a clear reference point for measuring improvement from the earlier losing streak. Bundoora Football Club’s ongoing affiliation with its junior section adds a second layer of continuity that keeps the same players and families engaged across age groups.

Supporters can check the next home fixtures at the Home of the Matildas through the clubs’ listed contacts and plan group travel or post-match gatherings around those dates.