The stage is set for a huge fortnight of finals football, with the RAA NPLSA and HPG Homes State League 1 semi-final fixtures now confirmed.
Across the next two weekends, four two-legged ties will decide who progresses to the Grand Finals, with championship aspirations and promotion hopes on the line.
The Apex Steel WNPLSA Preliminary Final is also set.
Premiers West Adelaide have once again fallen in the Major Semi Final, going down 1-0 to Salisbury Inter. They’ll now face WT Birkalla, who come into the clash full of confidence after an impressive 4-1 win over 2025 Grand Finalists Campbelltown City.
Fresh from securing the RAA NPLSA Premiership and qualification for the Australian Championship, Adelaide City will face Playford City after the Patriots recorded a 3-0 victory over Federation Cup winners FK Beograd.
Playford’s Daniel Ryan and Christos Pounendis will be among the players to watch as they come up against an Adelaide City side featuring the likes of Asad Kasumovic and Domenic Costanzo.
Ramsay Park will host the opening leg on Saturday afternoon before the tie heads to Adelaide City Park the following weekend.
WT Birkalla will be hoping George Blackwood can continue his strong form in front of goal when they meet 2025 RAA NPLSA Premiers MetroStars.
At the other end, MetroStars leading goal scorer Andre Carle has shown throughout the season that he knows how to find the back of the net.
MetroStars will host the opening leg at TK Shutter Reserve this Saturday night before the sides meet again at Jack Smith Park the following Saturday.
In the HPG Homes State League 1, it is all on the line for Adelaide Olympic and Modbury Jets, with both clubs looking to take another step towards a return to the RAA NPLSA.
Olympic and head coach Nicholas Bouzalas will be determined to respond after narrowly missing automatic promotion following their 1-0 defeat to Adelaide Croatia Raiders.
The opening leg will headline Friday night at L3 Football Stadium before Modbury Jets host the return fixture at Smith Partners Stadium the following Saturday.
Adelaide Blue Eagles and Adelaide Croatia Raiders will go toe-to-toe across the next two weekends with a place in the Grand Final on the line.
For the Blue Eagles, the equation is simple, keep winning and their hopes of returning to the RAA NPLSA remain alive.
There will be plenty of attacking talent to watch across the tie. Raiders forward Salifu Jatta found the back of the net 12 times during the regular season, while Blue Eagles’ Dante Isla Cacciavillani finished with 11.
With a Grand Final berth and the prospect of promotion getting closer, there will be no shortage of intensity when these two sides meet.