Football Queensland Premier League
Founded | 2017 |
---|---|
First season | 2018 |
Country | Australia |
Confederation | AFC |
Number of teams | 14 |
Level on pyramid | 3 |
Promotion to | National Premier Leagues Queensland |
Domestic cup(s) |
FFA Cup Canale Cup |
The Football Queensland Premier League is a football competition to be contested by clubs in Queensland, Australia. It is administered by Football Queensland and is the second tier of soccer in Queensland, behind the National Premier Leagues Queensland, to which the top two teams each season are promoted. The Premier League was founded in 2017, with the first season to be held in 2018; Previously there was no second-tier statewide competition.
History
In May 2017, Football Queensland confirmed the creation of the new competition and the fourteen teams to take part in the inaugural season.[1]
Clubs
The following 14 clubs will participate in the inaugural 2018 season:
Club | City | Stadium | Founded |
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Capalaba FC | Brisbane | John Fredericks Park | 1972 |
Eastern Suburbs | Brisbane | Heath Park | 1922 |
Holland Park Hawks | Brisbane | Whites Hill Reserve | 1977 |
Ipswich Knights | Brisbane | Eric Evans Oval | 1998 |
Logan Lightning | Brisbane | Cornubia Park | 2011 |
Mitchelton | Brisbane | Teralba Park | 1920 |
Peninsula Power | Brisbane | A.J. Kelly Park | 2000 |
Rochedale Rovers | Brisbane | Underwood Park | 1973 |
Souths United | Brisbane | Wakerley Park | 1962 |
Southside Eagles | Brisbane | Memorial Park | 1968 |
Sunshine Coast Wanderers | Sunshine Coast | Ballinger Park | 2017 |
Wide Bay | Bundaberg | TBD | 2017 |
Wolves FC | Brisbane | Carmichael Park | 1921 |
See also
References
- ↑ Smith, Erin (29 May 2017). "Football Queensland reveals new state competition and 16 new teams". Quest Community Newspapers. Retrieved 13 June 2017.
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