From the 2012 season onward the competition was played under full FIFA laws of the game and the Premier was eligible to represent Australia at the AFC Futsal Club Championship.
In 2010 Sydney based club Dural Warriors hosted an invitational weekend involving St Albans Strikers and Bayside Pirates from Victoria, Boomerangs F.S.
The competition was closely modeled on the New Zealand National Futsal League making use of the same weekend series format and was administered and supported by Football NSW.
For the first time the competition was played under full FIFA laws of the game and it was announced the winner would qualify as Australia's representative at the AFC Futsal Club Championship.
Foundation clubs Maccabi Hakoah and Inner City FC left the competition after one year and were replaced by East Coast Heat, Vic Vipers and Jaguars FSC, bringing Victorian representation for four out of the league's eight teams.
Another foundation club, Parramatta Blues, withdrew from the competition and were replaced by Sydney Scorpions, who played their first match on the opening night of the league, defeating East Coast Heat.
On 7 March 2017, Football NSW announced that the 2017 F-League season (for both men and women) would not be proceeding due to lack of sufficient numbers of applications to participate.
For the first time a team from Queensland, South Brisbane Futsal Club, entered the competition providing the league full representation of the eastern seaboard and Capital FC became the ACT's second representative.
Dural Warriors regained the Premiership, becoming the first club to win it twice and won their first Championship series in 2014, defeating East Coast Heat in the grand final at Valentine Sports Park in Sydney.
On 7 March 2017, Football NSW announced that the 2017 F-League season (for both men and women) would not be proceeding due to lack of sufficient numbers of applications to participate.
Currently seven teams contest the women's F-League; Boomerangs F.S., North Canberra Untouchables FC, Dural Warriors, East Coast Heat, South Brisbane Futsal Club, Vic Vipers and Bayside Pirates.
Women's Competition current Champions Galaxy FC (QLD) Galaxy FC: Trudy Bartlett, Georgina Bridges, Mackenzie Douglas, Brooke Skelly, Jessica Dillon, Ashleigh Bucknall, Nichole Laws, Charlotte Boyes, Mariel Hecher, Lorena Maggio, Noran Abaza, Gabrielle Marzano, Joanne Burgess, Alisha Foote, coach Vinicius de Oliveira, assistant Barry McErlan, assistant Vinicius de Carvalho Leite, manager Armando Cacace, manager Andrew Parkes 2016 Women's Competition Clubs Boomerangs FS (ACT) North Canberra Untouchables (ACT) Dural Warriors (NSW) East Coast Heat (NSW) Galaxy FC (QLD) South Brisbane FC (QLD) Bayside Pirates (VIC) Vic Vipers (VIC) On 7 March 2017, Football NSW announced that the 2017 F-League season (for both men and women) would not be proceeding due to lack of sufficient numbers of applications to participate.