Governing body for football and futsal in Queensland
The NPLW took on more twists and turns as it roller-coastered its way into round six. Rain again played a role in the fixtures with two games to be rescheduled, with The Gap momentarily sitting behind Souths United at the top of the table.
Another round of the FQPL was marred by wet weather over the weekend, which saw a number of fixtures postponed. This round didn’t quite see the big scores of round five, but there was plenty of action and no lack of talking points.
A far more even contest across the board this week in the NPL, with just one fixture separated by more than one goal. Weather played its part in the Far North with the postponement of Cairns FC and Brisbane Strikers, however there is still six matches worth of action packed football to catch up with.
Round five was an attacking fan’s dream, with 118 goals scored across the three competitions. Round six has it all –Top of the table clashes, teams both fighting to get their season back on track and teams looking to maintain winning streaks. Will it continue to rain goals as it did in round five? Will […]
Round five of the NPLW Queensland saw the commencement of Female Football Week with three matches live streamed in an unprecedented level of coverage.
Round five went off without a hitch in the FQPL and plenty of action meant plenty of movement across the table after the weekend’s play. Catch up with the results below!
New chapters were forged in the history of NPL Queensland throughout Round five. There were 45 goals scored in what was an emphatic return to the pitch for a lot the clubs who were rained out in round four. Get across all the Premier League action from around the state.
Football Queensland (FQ) is excited to announce the beginning of rebel Female Football Week, eight days of focus on women and girls who play the beautiful game. With leading Australian sports goods retailer, rebel, coming on-board as the naming rights partners, this year will see more activations and events than ever before.
W-League Premiers Brisbane Roar fell 2-0 at home to a clinical Melbourne City in the competition’s semi-final, but Queenslanders will still play a key role in the Grand Final on Sunday February 18.
Round Three of football action will see several key match up’s across the three competitions. Several teams are looking to stamp their authority on their respective competitions, by tallying up three wins from three games in 2018.
FQ and NAB have teamed up to create the Academy of Awesome, a volunteer recognition program that celebrates the tireless work of volunteers across the state.
In a major coup, North Queensland is set to host a festival of football, with more than 3,000 people expected to descend on Mackay from July 8 through to 14 for the inaugural Football Queensland (FQ) Community Cup.
