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Peninsula Power FC was formed in 2000 upon the amalgamation of the Redcliffe City and Margate soccer clubs [1] and initially competed in Division 1, then the third tier of Brisbane soccer. It won its first honours in its first season taking out the Semi-Pro Youth competition.
Chart of yearly table positions for Brisbane City in NSL. In 1977 City became a foundation member of the National Soccer League. City's first match was a 0–1 defeat to Marconi at Perry Park on 3 April 1977 in front of a crowd of 5,214. [1] Despite struggling in the first two seasons, including finishing bottom, they won the NSL Cup in those ...
The 2024 Football Queensland season is the 12th season since NPL Queensland commenced as the highest-ranking level of Queensland men's football. The 2024 season is also the seventh season of the Football Queensland Premier League and the fourth season of the Football Queensland Premier League 2, representing the second and third tiers of Queensland men's football respectively.
Although informally talked about for many years, momentum for the idea of a national second division increased in October 2016. [2] In March 2017 "The Association of Australian Football Clubs (AAFC) Limited" was established, with the goal of opening dialogue with Football Federation Australia (FFA) and various other stakeholders about establishing a national second division. [3]
Brisbane City: 2009 Premier League: Peninsula Power: Brisbane Wolves: 2010 Premier League: Rochedale Rovers: Brisbane Wolves: 2011 Premier League: Wolves FC: Rochedale Rovers: 2012 Premier League: Redlands United: Wolves FC: 2013 Premier League: Lions FC: Peninsula Power: 2014 Premier League: Wolves FC: Peninsula Power: 2015 Premier League ...
Brisbane City FC: Brisbane Roar FC Youth: Gold Coast Knights F.C. Gold Coast United FC: Lions FC: Redlands United FC: Rochedale Rovers FC: Moreton City Excelsior: Olympic FC: Peninsula Power FC: Sunshine Coast Wanderers: Wynnum Wolves
In May 2017, Football Queensland confirmed the creation of the new competition and the teams to take part in the 2018 season. [3] Peninsula Power were both premiers and champions of the inaugural Football Queensland Premier league, earning promotion into the 2019 NPL Queensland season along with runner-up team Capalaba.
This was increased to 14 teams in the 2014 season with the inclusion of Harimau Muda A, Southwestern Queensland and the replacement of the QAS team with the Brisbane Roar National Youth League side. However, the teams were controversially reduced to 13 mid-season, due to CQFC Energy's failure to meet licensing conditions.