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2008–09 Adelaide United FC season
The 2008–09 Adelaide United FC season was the club's fourth A-League season since the inception in the Australian football league since it first started in 2005. The club competed in the 2008–09 A-League, AFC Champions League 2008 and 2008 FIFA Club World Cup.
The off season saw the departure of Socceroo Bruce Djite and Nathan Burns. The club's season began at Hindmarsh Stadium against on 17 August. An early highlight for the season was Adelaide's run to the final of the AFC Champions League against Gamba Osaka. Because of this performance, Adelaide participated in the 2008 FIFA Club World Cup. They played in the play-off round against Waitakere United on 11 December, defeating them 2-1.〔 〕〔 〕 The Reds' next game was played against AFC Champions League rivals, Gamba Osaka, in the quarterfinal round on 14 December in Toyota, Japan. This match, despite Adelaide's grown skill since their first meeting with ACL champions, was won by Gamba Osaka 0-1.〔 〕〔 〕 Adelaide's last appearance in the Club World Cup was against Al-Ahly, from Egypt, to determine the fifth-placed club. The match was played on 18 December, and Adelaide defeated Al-Ahly 0-1.〔 〕〔 〕
After the Round 18 A-League clash with at the Adelaide Oval (which Adelaide won 1-0), A$23,002 was donated to the Starlight Foundation as $1 from every ticket sold for the match went to the charity.
This season also saw the introduction of the Adelaide United W-League team and the A-League National Youth League team. Former Adelaide player Richie Alagich, along with Michael Barnett and former Socceroos Tony Vidmar and Joe Mullen joined the coaching staff of these teams.
==Players==
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