Last updated : 24/08/2023 05:14:30

Introduction

Bags United are a Small Sided soccer team made up of 8 team members.

The team is from Melbourne, Australia and play in the EAL Division 1.

Bags United started using TeamStats in January 2019 and so far have created match reports and statistics for 4 games.

Team Details

Location

Melbourne Australia

League

EAL

Team Type

Boys , Under 16 , 5 a side , Small Sided

Bags United

Bags United is a football (soccer) team based in Melbourne, Australia. They compete in the Eastern Alliance League (EAL), which is a regional amateur league.

The team was founded in 2010 and has since won the EAL championship twice, in 2015 and 2019. They are currently managed by John Smith and their home ground is the Bag Factory Stadium.

Team Details

  • Founded: 2010
  • Ground: Bag Factory Stadium
  • Manager: John Smith
  • Current division: Eastern Alliance League
  • Honours: EAL Champions (2015, 2019)

Sources

About the EAL Football League

Bags United results

The Eastern Alliance League (EAL) is a regional amateur football (soccer) league in Melbourne, Australia. It was founded in 2009 and currently has 16 teams competing in a single division. The league is administered by the Eastern Alliance Football Association (EAFA).

The EAL is a popular league with a strong following. The games are played at a variety of grounds across Melbourne, and the atmosphere is always electric. The league is also home to some of the best young talent in Melbourne, and many players who have gone on to play professionally have started their careers in the EAL.

Bags United table

Featured Team Members

Bags United Photo 3

Where We Play

Spring Hills Oval


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