The Official Website of Brisbane City FC

Brisbane City Football Club boasts an illustrious and colorful history, having been active on the national stage for almost 70 years.

The team currently competes in the NPL Queensland and is hoping to return to Australia Cup. Coach Matt Smith is eager to take on the challenges presented by this competition.

History

Brisbane City Football Club strives to promote fun and enjoyment at all times. Furthermore, the club is dedicated to developing young players of all ages and abilities through our ‘Football For All’ program.

The club is situated at Perry Park on Abbotsford Road in Bowen Hills and boasts a main pitch, secondary training grass, synthetic training area and six dressing rooms. This well-kept ground receives top notch floodlighting for match day enjoyment.

In 1977, Brisbane Roar became the first professional sporting side from Queensland to compete in a national competition – The Philips League – and went on to win their first two National Titles; The Philips Cup (1977 versus Marconi FC and 1978 against Adelaide City).

After ten seasons at the NSL level, Newcastle returned to the state league in 1986 and has since won a variety of local, state and national trophies.

Official website

Brisbane City FC’s official website is your one-stop destination for everything related to their Australian football club. Here, you’ll find an abundance of information such as team history, results, players list, statistics and betting odds – everything you need to stay ahead of the competition!

Brisbane City’s official site also offers the ‘Football For All’ inclusive football program. This wonderful initiative encourages motor skills development, social interaction and fun! Open to players of all ages and abilities, this program runs every Saturday afternoon from 1:30pm until 2:30 pm at their training facility.

The team is currently at the top of the NPL, with their current form placing them at 1st overall and highest scoring team. They have scored zero goals and conceded none in 0 matches this season, giving them a perfect record to end 2023 with.

Home games

Brisbane City FC plays its home matches at Spencer Park in Newmarket. As part of their inclusive football program called ‘Football For All’, which encourages players of all ages and abilities to participate, Brisbane City fc also offers a program designed to develop motor skills and foster social interaction through sport.

The team’s official website provides live scores and match statistics. Furthermore, you can learn about the manager and coaching staff by visiting this link.

On the squad page, you can view personal information about players such as nationality, date of birth, height, preferred foot and position. Furthermore, each player’s statistics in all competitions are displayed including total played and started matches, minutes played, goals scored and cards.

Brisbane City FC is a member of Australia’s National Soccer League, an elite professional football competition. After starting slowly, they achieved success in 1977 by winning the NSL Cup after defeating Marconi 1-0 on penalties and followed that up by defeating Adelaide City 2-1 the following year.

Football for all

At Brisbane City FC, football for all is a priority – and not just on the training pitch! The club boasts an extensive Academy program, an esteemed goalkeeper academy and one of the most sought-after School Holiday clinics around. Brisbane is also the site of the PlayStation 4 sized National Premier Leagues Queensland award winning junior program and boasts one of Australia’s most advanced academies. The team takes great pride in having top notch facilities that can support its vast number of players and staff members. No surprise that the team managed to secure a place in the NPL. Now they are engaged in an exciting campaign to claim top honors in the league; their next matchup is against Peninsula Power FC and you can follow all of their fixtures and results on Sofascore.

It is essential to regularly visit the official website for up-to-date news and scores from past matches.