Hyundai A-league Quiz 2005-2015

Andrew Durante of the Wellington Phoenix holds the record for scoring the most own goals in A-League history. This indicates that Durante has scored more own goals than any other player in the league's history.

Brisbane Roar is one of the 7 remaining foundation teams, and they have conceded the least amount of goals since the 2005-06 season. This means that compared to the other foundation teams, Brisbane Roar has allowed the fewest goals to be scored against them during this time period.

Romario is the correct answer because he is known for being the oldest debutant to appear in the A-League. Romario, a Brazilian footballer, made his debut for Adelaide United at the age of 42 in 2006. His appearance at such an advanced age in a professional league is a remarkable achievement, making him the oldest debutant in A-League history.

Nigel Boogaard is the correct answer because he has received the most red cards in the A-League. The question asks for the player who has received the most red cards, and Nigel Boogaard fits this criteria.

The statement is false because Hagi Gligor is not currently the shortest player in the A-League. The statement provides his height as 168cm, but it does not compare it to the heights of other players in the league. Without that comparison, we cannot determine if he is the shortest or not. Therefore, the answer is false.

Graham Arnold has the highest win percentage in the A-League among the given options. This suggests that out of all the managers, Graham Arnold has achieved the highest number of wins relative to the number of games he has managed.

Carl Veart scored the first ever goal in the Hyundai A-League.

The statement is false because the question states that the least attended A-League game had a crowd under 1,000. Since the answer is false, it means that the crowd for the least attended A-League game was not under 1,000.

John Hutchinson has played the most games in the Hyundai A-League (including Finals Series).

Melbourne Victory kept the most clean sheets in the 2011-12 Hyundai A-League season.

Leigh Broxham has received the most yellow cards without receiving a red card. This means that he has accumulated the highest number of cautionary cards in his career, but has never been sent off the field with a straight red card.

Mat Ryan has the best clean sheet percentage among the given goalkeepers because he has kept the highest number of clean sheets in relation to the number of games played. This indicates that he has a higher success rate in preventing goals from being scored against his team compared to the other goalkeepers listed.

Shane Smeltz is the only player to score four goals in a match twice in the Hyundai A-League. This means that on two separate occasions, Smeltz was able to score four goals in a single match, which is a remarkable feat. This sets him apart from the other players listed, Archie Thompson, Besart Berisha, and Alex Brosque, who have not achieved this milestone in their careers.

Michael Marrone holds the record for most consecutive games without scoring among active players.

Adelaide United is the correct answer because they have experienced the highest number of losses in the A-League (excluding Finals). This indicates that they have not performed as well as the other teams and have struggled to secure victories in their matches.