FQPL Round 18 action sees the competition frontrunners look to extend on their leads, while the mid-table group continue to try and break free.
Wolves FC v Mitchelton FC
Carmichael Park
Saturday, June 23, 6:00pm
Mustangs look to outrun Wolves
Wolves FC are yet to find a win since their mid-season streak of four games. However, their Round 17 draw against fourth-placed Sunshine Coast Wanderers may spark a change of form.
This week’s opponents, Mitchelton FC, will be wary of Wolves, currently sitting only three points behind.
Having played only 14 games, Mitchelton need some strong performances in coming weeks to contend for a semi-final spot.
Wide Bay Buccaneers v Capalaba Bulldogs
Hervey Bay United SC
Saturday, June 23, 6:00pm
Buccaneers still on the lookout for competition points
Wide Bay Buccaneers were unable to stop Souths United’s Kado Aoci in their most recent fixture.
His third minute strike prevented the Buccaneers from securing their first point of the season.
The Buccaneers will look to rectify such a result at home against the Bulldogs this weekend, irrespective of the Capalaba side coming off a 3-1 win against Holland Park.
The Bulldogs will embark on the 300 kilometre journey in a bid to maintain in the top half of the competition standings.
Holland Park Hawks v Logan Lightning
Whites Hill Reserve
Saturday, June 23, 6:00pm
Logan aim to remain consistent
The Holland Park Hawks will be eager to prevent a third straight loss this weekend, as they host Logan Lightning.
Overcoming second-placed Logan will be no small feat, however the Hawks will hope a home ground advantage will work in their favour.
For Logan, their job remains the same – stay above third place and improve on goal difference. A win this weekend would see the Lightning secure their fifth straight victory.
Rochedale Rovers v Sunshine Coast Wanderers
Underwood Park
Saturday, June 23, 6:15pm
Fourth place up for grabs
For those fans keeping a close eye on the competition standings, this fixture may play a crucial part towards the composition of the top four come the end of the season.
Separated by only a point, Rochedale Rovers can overtake the Sunshine Coast Wanderers and jump into the top four with a win in this fixture.
The travelling Wanderers are coming off a draw with Wolves FC, while the Rovers suffered a heavy defeat to competition leaders Peninsula Power in Round 17.
Ipswich Knights v Souths United
Eric Evans Oval
Sunday, June 24, 3:00pm
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Can Souths continue their unbeaten run?
Sunday afternoon FQPL action will see Souths United travel to Ipswich, as they take on the Knights. The home side will be the fresher of the two sides, having had the bye in Round 17.
Souths United secured a victory in their most recent game, taking their tally to 11 points from their last five games.
While Ipswich currently sit on the wrong end of the standing, Souths United will look to join the hotly-contested race towards the top four.
Southside Eagles v Peninsula Power
Perry Park
Wednesday, July 4, 7:00pm
Rescheduled
Eastern Suburbs FC – BYE
Words: Tyler Sunderland
Image: Brandon Lee
