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Brunswick Latvia FC

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145: 124: 110: 131: 117: 213:, which was the fourth state league tier at the time which was achieved in its inaugural season of 1955. The club's highest ladder achievement in its highest level of competition was in 1958 where the club finished eighth in the 'Victorian Metropolitan League Division One North', being the northern conference of the modern-day 206:. Throughout its entire existence, the kit colours consisted of a blue jersey with white sleeves, white shorts, and hooped blue & white socks. In its final season in 1959, the club was renamed as 'Brunswick Latvia'. 217:, being the state's second division at the time. The club's last season was the following season in 1959, and throughout its existence all of the club's home matches were played on the soccer ovals of 138: 432: 412: 276: 427: 442: 332: 437: 417: 422: 447: 214: 407: 235: 187: 209:
The club were premiers of the 'Victoria Metropolitan League South', being the southern conference of the modern day
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throughout its existence, until its dissolvement at the conclusion of the 1959 season.
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The club was initially known as 'Brunswick', assumably being named after
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where many European immigrants settled in Melbourne following the
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Index

Royal Park
Football Victoria State Leagues
Home colours
association football (soccer)
Melbourne
Latvian community
Victorian state league system
the relevant inner-northern suburb
second world war
Victorian State League 1
National Premier Leagues Victoria 2
Royal Park
Parkville
Metropolitan League
"Victorian Football Club Archive - Balcombe to Burns"
"Community Heritage Place (Hermes No. 56243)"
Year Book 1956
Official Year Book 1957
Year Book 1958
Official Year Book 1959
"Victoria Metropolitan League South 1955 - Fixtures/Results"
"1958 Victorian Metropolitan League Division One North - Final Table"
"Victoria Metropolitan League Division One North 1958 - Fixtures/Results"
"1959 Victorian Metropolitan League Division One North - Season Results"
Categories
Soccer clubs in Melbourne
Association football clubs established in 1955
1955 establishments in Australia
Victorian State League teams
1959 disestablishments in Australia

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