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A draw was enough for Olympic to reclaim top spot as Western Pride fell to defeat at the hands of Lions FC The race for finals tightens with only one point now separating the top four teams after 19 rounds of the NPL Queensland.
Football Federation Australia (FFA) has today confirmed the date and times for the FFA Cup Round of 32 fixtures, including match details for Queensland clubs Cairns FC, Gold Coast Knights, Lions FC, Olympic FC and Brisbane Roar.
Peninsula Power aim to keep their Football Queensland Premier League (FQPL) undefeated streak alive, Logan Lightning target their sixth win in a row while finals contenders Mitchelton and Rochedale face off in Friday Night Football.
Currently only three points separating the top four, as Western Pride host Lions in a first-against-third blockbuster at Briggs Road Sporting Complex on Saturday night.
With only two points separating the top three teams, the pressure is on in Round 19.
Last weekend, Lions Stadium played host not only to its usual National Premier Leagues (NPL) Queensland fixture but also to a unique All-Star match as part of the Kick Start Inala football program.
Football Queensland (FQ) has been selected as Multicultural Queensland Ambassador finalist for the Queensland Multicultural Awards 2018.
Diving is a tactic frowned on in football, although in the case of teenager Chloe Cole it is a sporting necessity riding tandem with an escape away from her duties out on the playing pitch.
The race is on in earnest to see who become Football Queensland’s leading sharpshooters for the season.
Queensland’s five competing clubs in the FFA Cup now know their Round of 32 opponents, following tonight’s draw held at Fox Sports Studios in Sydney.
Five Queensland clubs will find out their next opponents of the FFA Cup with the Round of 32 draw to be conducted tonight at 7.30pm (AEST) at the Fox Sports studios in Sydney.
Olympic FC and Moreton Bay United left it late to secure victories, while Western Pride dominate a struggling Sunshine Coast side in Kawana. Lions FC and Brisbane Strikers keep clean sheets as a double from Cairns’ Josh Taylor against Brisbane City sees the striker stake his claim as the in-form player in the competition.
