1914 MAFA season

At the end of the 1913 season, applied and was admitted into the Victorian Football Association (VFA), leaving the MAFA. They were replaced by Elsternwick, which had been competing in the Federal Football Association (FFA), keeping the size of the MAFA at 10 clubs. ==Ladder==

At the time, the MAFA used the Argus finals system, which gave the club that finished first on the ladder at the end of the home-and-away season (the minor premiers) the right to challenge the winner of the finals series for the premiership. Although they lost the semi-final to , South Yarra had the right to challenge. Thus, (who defeated in the other semi-final) played Fitzroy Juniors in a preliminary final, with the winner of that match playing South Yarra in the grand final. Semi-finals Preliminary final Grand Final Teams ==Notable events==

• A match in August between Beverley and had a delayed start after the central umpire appointed for the match was unable to attend. Beverley allowed "one of the Leopold men" to act as central umpire, assisted by two boundary umpires. • South Yarra full-forward Moyes kicked close to 70 goals for the 1914 season. ==References==