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Andy Keogh's winner ensured Perth Glory finished their turbulent A-League season with a 2-1 victory at Western Sydney Wanderers on Saturday.
Perth were firmly in the running for the Premiers' Plate before a Football Federation Australia investigation revealed the club had breached the league's salary cap for the last three seasons.
As a result, Kenny Lowe's side were disqualified from the play-offs and will be deemed to have ended the regular season in seventh place - even though Saturday's win moved them level on points with table-topping Melbourne Victory.
The in-form Jamie MacLaren gave the Glory an early lead at Pirtek Stadium - after kick-off had been delayed for around an hour due to a hailstorm - before teenage debutant Liam Youlley levelled matters for the hosts eight minutes into the second half.
But Keogh intervened shortly after to give Lowe's men all three points.
Saturday's other A-League fixture, Adelaide United moved up to fourth with a comprehensive 4-1 victory over Melbourne City.
