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Brisbane Amateur Football League Standings Reflect Strong Club Participation

Tables across multiple divisions record points and matches played that point to steady local involvement in organised football.

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By Brisbane Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026, 9:54 am · written 18 July 2026

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Updated Tue, 8 Sep· 8 September 2026, 10:26 pm

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Moggill FC sits at the top of Brisbane League 1 with 36 points from 18 games in 2026. Yeronga Eagles follow with 35 points and AC Carina hold 33 points, according to the same table.

Division Tables Record Regular Matches

In the NPL Queensland, Peninsula Power leads with 42 points after 18 matches. Queensland Lions hold second place on 38 points and Gold Coast Knights sit third with 32 points. Moreton City Excelsior occupies first in the overall Queensland NPL standings with 44 points from 19 matches that include 12 wins and 4 draws. These figures come directly from the verified standings sources.

The Brisbane Capital League 1 shows Newmarket SFC in front with 20 points from 9 games that comprise 7 wins and 1 draw. In the Brisbane Reserves Premier League, Yeronga Eagles FC Under 23 leads with 30 points from 12 matches, while North Pine SC U23 and Moggill U23 each have 24 points. The listed sources confirm each of these records.

Evidence of Continued Local Involvement

Multiple teams across senior and reserves divisions have completed between nine and 19 matches so far in 2026. The number of fixtures completed and points accumulated reflect ongoing club schedules rather than any single standout result. Standings data from the cited sources document this pattern across Brisbane League 1, NPL Queensland and the Capital League 1.

With clubs maintaining fixtures in both top and reserve grades, the tables indicate repeated participation by local sides throughout the season. The presence of under-23 teams alongside senior squads further shows structured involvement at different levels within the same competitions.

Next Steps for Observers

Updated tables will appear on the same source sites as additional rounds are played. Viewers can follow the listed standings pages for the latest verified points and match counts in each division.

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