The Wodonga Diamonds won the final 1-0 over Albury United earlier in September, however United have disputed the eligibility of four of the Diamonds’ players.

The grand final result was subsequently reversed by the AWFA's general purposes tribunal last week.

The Border Mail understands the Diamonds have taken the case to the AWFA appeals tribunal, which will sit later this week.

Association president Simon Randall confirmed the result of the final was in dispute.

“There has been a dispute over player eligibility,” he said.

“The AWFA appeals tribunal will sit before the end of this week.

“Both the Wodonga Diamonds and Albury United have been informed of the decision from the general purposes tribunal.”

In other soccer news, a number of clubs have held their end of season presentation nights.

Boomers FC playing coach Andrew Grove won their senior men's star player award ahead of Dustin Patten, while Gemma Noordewier edged out Maddy Harris for the senior women's top honour.

Caleb Martin won Albury United's senior men's star player, while Abbey Collins won the senior women's award.

Albury City duo Tristan Ivanku and Dan Millynn split the senior men's best-and-fairest.

Hayley Rickard was the senior women's award winner.

There's plenty of soccer happening this weekend, with an All-Stars vs Italians game to be played this Saturday to raise money for the Italian village of Amatrice, which was recently struck by earthquakes.

The Italian women's team will be coached by Tony Cigana and Ray Diramacca, while Myrtleford duo Matt Park and Nathan Mirt will coach the men. 

Albury City's Steve Kusic will coach the women's All-Star team, while Matt Maw and Matt Campbell will but Jelbart Park hostilities aside to coach the men in the charity match.