Lake Macquarie City FC is a football club in Lake Macquarie, New South Wales. The club was formed in 1912 formed by a group of Scottish miners in the area.

History

Lake Macquarie City Football Club is one of the oldest running football clubs in the Northern NSW region. The club has a strong history and reputation of developing, fostering and producing local players. Throughout its history, the club has been lucky enough to host a number of high-profile matches including Australian National Team games and a friendly game against Tottenham Hotspur FC.

Historically LMCFC home kit is Yellow shirt, blue shorts and white socks. Similar to that of the Brazil national team. Recent times have seen the white socks replaced by yellow socks for reasons unknown. Some supporters have been calling for a return to the original white socks.

For season 2021, the club has rebranded with a new logo. The kits of LMCFC from season 2021 onward are blue and white in colour.

Association with Newcastle Jets

In 2023, Lake Macquarie City Football Club are proud to announce our newly formed partnership with the Newcastle Jets. The strategic partnership will see the Jets and LMCFC work together on facility improvements and how these facilities can be more efficiently used in tandem with providing LMCFC with access to coaching expertise and specialist resources.

Lake Macquarie er et australsk fodboldhold baseret i Macquarie-søen, New South Wales. Klubben blev grundlagt i 2009 og spiller i øjeblikket i Northern NSW Football League Premier League.

Lake Macquaries hjemmebane er Macquarie Park i Charlestown. Klubbens farver er grøn og guld.

Holdets cheftræner er John Cartwright, og holdets anfører er Alex Read.

Lake Macquarie har vundet Northern NSW Football League Premier League to gange, i 2012 og 2016. Klubben har også vundet Northern NSW Football League Cup en gang, i 2015.

Lake Macquarie er et af de mest succesrige fodboldhold i Northern NSW. Klubben er kendt for sin angribende spillestil og har produceret en række talentfulde spillere, som er gået videre til at spille på højere niveau.