The 2025 VAFA season was the 124th season of the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA), the largest senior Australian rules football competition in Victoria. The season began on 5 April and concluded on 26 September.
In the men's competition, 60 teams participated across six divisions under a promotion and relegation system. In the women's competition, 60 teams participated across six divisions, with a mid-season regrading taking place after round 4.
Following the conclusion of the 2024 season, left the VAFA and moved to the Eastern Football Netball League (EFNL).
The newly-formed Port Melbourne Chargers Women's Football Club was admitted into the VAFA on 11 March 2025, entering its senior team in Premier B and a reserves team in Division 4.
won the Premier Men's premiership for the first time, defeating by 25 points in the grand final.
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won the Premier Women's premiership for the second time and the second year in a row, defeating by five points in the grand final.
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Home matches are indicated in bold.
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won the Premier B Men's premiership for the sixth time, defeating by 12 points in the grand final.
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won the Premier B Women's premiership for the first time, defeating by 23 points in the grand final.
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won the Premier C Men's premiership for the third time, defeating by 21 points in the grand final.
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won the Division 1 Men's premiership for the first time, defeating by 74 points in the grand final. It was the club's first senior premiership.
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won the Division 1 Women's premiership for the first time, defeating by 21 points in the grand final.
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won the Division 2 Men's premiership for the first time, defeating by three points in the grand final. It was the club's first senior men's premiership.
The round 5 match between and was abandoned after Cobras player Matt Falkingham suffered a broken arm during the second quarter.
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won the Division 2 Women's premiership for the first time, defeating by three points in the grand final.
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won the Division 3 Men's premiership for the second time, defeating by 84 points in the grand final.
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won the Division 3 Women's premiership for the first time, defeating by two points in the grand final.
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won the Division 4 Women's premiership for the first time, defeating by twelve points in the grand final.
The majority of teams competing in Division 4 were reserves teams.
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