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Mathew Leckie

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Forwardage 355' 11" Australiacurrently Melbourne City FC
Photo: Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0
Career goals
74
all competitions, from the season archive · club 62 · country 12 — season by season in The Record below
Career appearances
434
all competitions, from the season archive — the same total The Record shows
World Cup 2026
no goals yet
goals and assists land here the moment they happen
Team trophies
7
team silverware — the cabinet below

Career totals from the ESPN season archive — all competitions, the same numbers The Record below shows (Wikidata's senior spells fill in when the archive is thin — never the youth years, which stay listed on their own below); live World Cup stats from our own match timelines. Individual awards are counted separately from team trophies, so the headline count can't inflate.

Mathew Allan Leckie is an Australian soccer player who plays for A-League club Melbourne City and the Australia national team. Historically a quick and agile player, Leckie was usually placed on the wing, however more recently has been regularly deployed as a central midfielder. — Wikipedia's own summary; its figures are theirs

International goals in our archive

9 goals across 8 scoring matches · 2 tournaments · 2015–2022

9 of 14 — the remainder (mostly friendlies) is not yet in the archive.

DateOpponentResultMinutesCompetitionVenue
2022-11-30 DenmarkW1–0(n)60'FIFA World CupAl Wakrah
2021-06-11 NepalW3–0(n)6'FIFA World Cup qualificationKuwait City
2021-06-03 KuwaitW3–0(a)1'FIFA World Cup qualificationKuwait City
2019-09-10 KuwaitW3–0(a)7' 30'FIFA World Cup qualificationKuwait City
2017-09-05 ThailandW2–1(h)86'FIFA World Cup qualificationMelbourne
2017-03-28 United Arab EmiratesW2–0(h)78'FIFA World Cup qualificationSydney
2017-03-23 IraqD1–1(n)40'FIFA World Cup qualificationTehran
2015-09-03 BangladeshW5–0(h)6'FIFA World Cup qualificationPerth

Honours

7 team trophies · Wikipedia + Wikidata, community-updated
Marquee honours
2. Bundesliga
2014–15
Team honours7
2. Bundesliga×12014–15Ingolstadt 04
A-League Men Premiership×22021–22, 2022–23Melbourne City
A-League Men Championship×12025Melbourne City
AFC Asian Cup×12015Australia
AFC U-20 Asian Cup×12010Australia U-20
AFF U19 Youth Championship×12010Australia U-20
Individual honours5
Teams of the season · 1
PFA A-League Team of the Season2022–23
More honours · 4
A-Leagues All Star×22022, 2024
Adelaide United Rising Star2009–10
Joe Marston Medal2025

The Record

season by season · 53 competition-seasons · ESPN archive
SeasonCompetitionTeamAppsGoalsAssistsShotsYC
Totalall competitionsall teams434743055057
2026FIFA World CupAustralia10010
2026FriendliesAustralia20000
2025AFC Champions LeagueMelbourne City FC10000
2025Aus 1Melbourne City FC701100
2024Aus 1Melbourne City FC1510154
2023AFC Champions LeagueMelbourne City FC20000
2023Aus 1Melbourne City FC1312152
2023FriendliesAustralia10010
2023World Cup qualifiersAustralia10020
2022AFC Champions LeagueMelbourne City FC10030

Career

league apps & goals · Wikidata, community-updated (national-team rows can lag a match or two)
YearsTeamAppsGoals
2008–2009FC Bulleen Lions2715
2009–2011Adelaide United FC358
2011–2013Borussia Mönchengladbach90
2011–2012Borussia Mönchengladbach II103
2012–2013FSV Frankfurt284
2012–2013FSV Frankfurt II55
2012–nowAustralia men's national soccer team7814
2013–2014FSV Frankfurt3110
2014–2017FC Ingolstadt 049410
2017–2021Hertha BSC687
2019–2019Hertha BSC II10
2021–nowMelbourne City FC7318
Youth & development spells — 1 more
2009–2011Australia men's national under-20 soccer team133

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