1989 Sydney Croatia FC season

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Sydney Croatia
1989 season
ChairmanRade Čikeš
ManagerVedran Rožić
StadiumSydney Croatian Sports Centre
National Soccer League7th
1989 NSL CupFirst Round
Top goalscorerGraham Arnold (5)
Highest home attendance8,009 vs. Marconi Fairfield
(12 February 1989)
National Soccer League
Lowest home attendance1,508 vs. Heidelberg United
(5 July 1989)
National Soccer League
Average home league attendance3,674
Biggest win2-0
vs. Adelaide City
(29 January 1989)
National Soccer League
2-0 vs. Blacktown City
(28 June 1989)
National Soccer League
3-1 vs. Melbourne City JUST
(27 May 1989)
National Soccer League
3-1 vs. APIA Leichhardt
(June 11 1989)
National Soccer League
Biggest defeat0–3
vs. Marconi Fairfield
(10 May 1989)
National Soccer League
0-3 vs. St George-Budapest
(25 June 1989)
National Soccer League
 1988
1989-90 

The 1989 season saw Sydney Croatia embark on its sixth campaign in the NSL. They finished 7th on the ladder.

Following a successful 1988 campaign in which Sydney Croatia finished runners-up in the NSL Grand Final to Marconi Fairfield, player-coach Vedran Rožić retained the majority of the squad for the 1989 season. Despite high expectations, the club experienced inconsistent form and ultimately failed to qualify for the finals series.

Rožić departed Sydney Croatia at the end of the season, concluding a notable tenure that included winning the 1986 Northern Conference NSL Premiership, the 1987 NSL Cup, and guiding the team to the 1988 Grand Final. His leadership left a lasting legacy at the club.

The club's top goalscorer for the season was Graham Arnold, who scored five goals.

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