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NPL Women Magic Round

one weekend.
one venue.
the best of the best.

Football Queensland’s NPL Women’s Magic Round will return to Nudgee Recreation Reserve for two unmissable days of action as part of 2026 Female Football Week celebrations following the success of the inaugural event held last year.

The skills of the state’s best female footballers will be on display on Friday, 8 May and Saturday, 9 May, with the action-packed event to feature five NPL Women’s Round 13 clashes alongside a Girls United Junior Carnival and girls-only referee event in addition to other family-friendly activations.

What's on at NPL Women's Magic Round?

NPL WOMEN’S MAGIC ROUND – ROUND 13 FIXTURES 

Friday, 8 May 

7:00pm – Souths Strikers vs Olympic FC (Field 2) 

7:30pm – Eastern Suburbs vs Gold Coast Knights (Field 1) 

Saturday, 9 May – All Matches played on Field 1 

1:30pm – Gold Coast United vs Capalaba FC 

3:45pm – Lions FC vs Sunshine Coast Wanderers 

6:00pm – Brisbane City vs FQ Academy QAS

Watch Live on FQTV

Game Day Delivery Coaching Workshop

Delivered as part of Female Football Week, the NPL Women’s Magic Round Coach Education Workshop provides female Academy coaches (U9–18) with practical match‑day strategies, shared learning opportunities, and a supportive platform to connect, collaborate, and build coaching confidence.

Part 1: Coach Education Workshop (5:15pm – 7:15pm)
Interactive workshop led by Priscilla Tan and Martin Docherty leading into a Female Coaches Network meeting

Part 2: Match Observation (7:15pm – 7:45pm)
Guided observation of the first half of the match.

Part 3: Half‑Time Task & Q&A (7:45pm – 8:15pm)
Reflection activity followed by group discussion and debrief

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Girls United Carnival

Girls United Social Football is all about creating fun, social football environments for women and girls to boost their confidence, build fitness and make friends.

Formats are flexible, including programs to develop skills, as well as social competitions and carnivals. Women and girls of all skill and experience levels are encouraged to attend, with sessions focusing on fun and enjoyment. 

As part of Female Football Week celebrations, a Girls United Social Carnival set take place on Saturday, 9 May, at FQ’s Nudgee Recreation Reserve, welcoming girls aged from 5 to 10 of all experience levels for both social and competitive play.

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Coles MiniRoos Coaching Workshop

Join Football Queensland Coach Development Ambassadors Priscilla Tan & Martin Docherty for a free 1-hour modified Coles MiniRoos coaching course that is practical based, focusing on various methods to facilitate training sessions within a community setting.

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FA Spectator Code of Conduct

Spectators attending a Match or otherwise involved in any activity staged or sanctioned by Football Australia or an affiliate Member Federation, District Association or Club must: 
 
1. Respect the decisions of Match Officials and teach children to do the same. 
 
2. Never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake. 
 
3. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability, race, colour, religion, 
language, politics, national or ethnic origin. 
 
4. Never use violence in any form towards another person including fellow spectators, Players or Match/Team Officials (including Coaches). 
 
5. Not engage in acts of discrimination, harassment or abuse towards any person, including: 
a. the use of obscene or offensive language and/or gestures; 
b. the incitement of hatred or violence.
 
6. Comply with all Terms of Admission including provisions relating to security screening, intoxication, and items that are prohibited by law or restricted by policy from being brought into the Venue. 
 
7. Not display, or attempt to display, the following items within the Venue: 
a. National, political or racial flags or emblems except for the recognised National flags of the competing teams; 
b. offensive or inappropriate banners in either English or a foreign language. 
 
8. Never throw missiles, projectiles or objects of any description at Players, Match Officials or fellow spectators. 
 
9. Not enter or attempt to enter the field of play or playing arena without lawful authority. 
 
10. Refrain from any disorderly conduct or conduct that may injure the reputation and goodwill of Football Australia and the code of Football generally. 
 
Any person who does not comply with this Spectator Code of Behaviour or who otherwise causes a disturbance may be evicted from the Venue and may be banned from attending future Matches.
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