The 1991–92 season saw Sydney Croatia embark on its ninth campaign in the NSL. Ultimately, they finished 12th out of 14 teams.

The season began with a sense of optimism, as Mladen Vranković was appointed as the new coach, bringing with him a wealth of experience from his time at HNK Rijeka in Croatia, he brought with him Fadil Muriqi and Miro Stipić, other key signings included Socceroo Mark Bosnich returning from Manchester United, Joe Caleta, George Jolevski and Argentinian José Iriarte. However, the team's performance failed to live up to expectations, and after securing only one win from the first ten rounds, Vranković was relieved of his duties. Former Melbourne Croatia coach, Ivan Rašnjević was subsequently appointed as his replacement. Despite an improvement in results under Ivan's leadership, with Sydney Croatia losing only one match in his first ten games in charge, the team ultimately fell short of qualifying for the finals series and finished third from the bottom of the table.

The Sydney Croatia Youth team achieved significant success, winning the Northern Division and National Youth League Championships. They triumphed over AIS in the Northern Division Final with a 2-0 victory. In the National Youth League Grand Final, they defeated South Melbourne 3-1.

This season would also prove to be a milestone in the club's history, as it marked the final season that the team would compete under the name Sydney Croatia. The following season, they would adopt the name Sydney CSC, before eventually settling on their current identity as Sydney United. Players

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Competitions

Overview

National Soccer League

League table

Matches

NSL Cup

Statistics

Appearances and goals Players with no appearances not included in the list.

No.Pos.Nat.NameNational Soccer LeagueNSL CupTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals—DF18010190—GK500050—FW19500195—DF22010230—FW18121202—MF511061—DF13010140—GK21020230—FW21720237—FW23110241—MF601070—MF23310243—MF9010100—MF20120221—MF24120261—DF18010190—DF23111242—DF26120281—FW101020—DF702090

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