2006–07 A-League
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The <entity_2> was the 30th season of top-flight <entity_6> in <entity_4>, and the second season of the <entity_5> since its establishment the previous season. <entity_0> hoped to build on the success of the <entity_1> and on the interest generated by the Socceroos competing in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The second season was marketed as "<entity_5>: Version <entity_7>". Despite an appeal by the <entity_0>, it was determined that the <entity_1> premiers and champions would qualify and not those from the current season. The 2007 <entity_5> Awards ceremony was held on 27 <entity_3> at the Sydney Opera House.
['sports season']