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Melbourne Hungaria SC

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championship to finally be promoted back to the State League. The club's second stint in the State league would be short lived as it finished in bottom spot in 1986 to drop straight back down to Division 1. The following season of 1987 proved to be the last for Melbourne Hungaria as the club struggling to stay afloat finally closed its doors after the completion of the season.
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forces in the weeks before the Olympics, creating a politically charged atmosphere for the Hungarian Olympic team in Melbourne. Following the completion of the Olympics as many as half of the Hungarian delegation defected, many choosing to stay in Australia. This included members of the Hungarian
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In 1975 the club finished bottom of the ladder and was relegated from the state League; this saw the club struggle for the next decade as they bounced between Division 1 and Division 2. Finally in 1985 the club had its most successful season since the early 1970s as they took out the Division 1
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Olympic soccer team. In 1957 these members of the Olympic soccer team founded the Melbourne Hungaria Soccer Club, which was one of many ethnic-based soccer teams founded at the time.
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The foundations of the Melbourne Hungaria begin with the
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From 1960 to 1975 the club competed successfully in the
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Melbourne Hungaria

Victorian League Division 1
association football
Melbourne
Victoria
1956 Olympics
Hungarian Revolution
Soviet Union
Victorian State League
Australian Cup
Attila Abonyi
Australian Cup
Victorian Champions
OzFootball Club Profile
"The best, the worst, and the juiced: the need for and suggestions to improve the Olympics"
doi
10.3325/cmj.2009.50.328
PMC
2702747
PMID
19480029
Australian soccer history
Australian Cup history
Categories
Defunct soccer clubs in Australia
Association football clubs established in 1957
Soccer clubs in Melbourne
Association football clubs disestablished in 1987
1957 establishments in Australia

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