South Melbourne have broken new ground in Australian football, defeating Melbourne Victory 4-3 on penalties to become the first club from outside the A-League to lift the Australia Cup.
Caboolture SFC face one of their biggest matches of the season so far on Saturday evening, welcoming Ipswich FC to the Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex in a clash with significant implications for the playoff race.
Caboolture FC left it late on Saturday night, overcoming a stubborn Capalaba Bulldogs side 2-1 to claim an important three points and strengthen their position inside the top four. Coming into the match, the Snakes were widely expected to defeat a Capalaba team sitting in the relegation zone and struggling for form. While the result ultimately went to plan, the visitors made Caboolture work much harder than many would have anticipated.
Caboolture FC return to league action on Saturday evening, hosting Capalaba Bulldogs at 6:00pm in a fixture that presents a major opportunity to strengthen their position inside the top four. The Snakes enter the round sitting fourth on the table and carrying momentum after a comfortable 4-0 cup victory over AC Carina during the week.
Caboolture safely booked their place in the next round on Tuesday night with a controlled 4-0 victory over AC Carina at the Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex. Facing lower-division opposition, the Snakes were expected to take command of the contest, and they did exactly that, rarely looking troubled throughout the evening.
Caboolture turn their attention back to cup competition on Tuesday night, hosting AC Carina at the Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex in a matchup that, on paper, heavily favours the Snakes.
Caboolture returned to winning ways on Sunday afternoon, grinding out a hard-fought 1-0 victory away to Robina City in an important result for the top-four race. The match was anything but comfortable for the Snakes, who had to withstand significant pressure for large stretches of the contest.
Caboolture head south on Sunday afternoon for an important clash against Robina City, as the Snakes look to protect their place inside the top four. Despite last week’s disappointing home loss to North Star, Caboolture remain fourth on 17 points. However, the pressure is building from below. Both Holland Park Hawks and Sunshine Coast Wanderers sit on 13 points with a game in hand, meaning the Snakes cannot afford many more dropped results if they want to maintain their pla
Auckland FC and Sydney FC will contest the 2025-26 Isuzu UTE A-League Grand Final after both survived tense semi-final second legs in dramatically different fashion over the weekend. Auckland powered past Adelaide United in emphatic style, while Sydney FC ended Newcastle Jets’ hopes of a domestic treble in a penalty shootout thriller at McDonald Jones Stadium.
Caboolture suffered a disappointing 3-2 loss at home to North Star on Friday night, missing a valuable opportunity to strengthen their position inside the top four. Against a side sitting near the bottom of the table, the Snakes entered the match expecting to continue their momentum. Instead, it was North Star who struck first and ultimately held on for a significant upset victory.
Caboolture FC return to the Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex on Friday night, hosting North Star in an 8:30pm kickoff as the Snakes look to continue building momentum in the playoff race.
The opening legs of the UTE A-League semi-finals produced two tightly contested battles, with neither tie separated heading into next weekend’s decisive return fixtures. Auckland FC and Adelaide United fought through difficult conditions in New Zealand, while Sydney FC and Newcastle Jets traded blows in an entertaining clash at Allianz Stadium.
Caboolture emerged from a fiery and dramatic contest on Saturday evening with a crucial 5-3 victory over Holland Park Hawks, strengthening their hold on a top-four position after one of the wildest matches of the season so far.
The Snakes currently sit inside the playoff positions on 14 points, but the table remains tightly packed. Holland Park are just one point behind in sixth place on 13, and crucially, have played a game fewer. That adds extra weight to this matchup: a result here could prove significant in shaping the standings in the weeks ahead.
The first week of the A-League Finals Series delivered exactly what you’d expect from knockout football: tension, controversy, and moments of pure clutch quality. One tie went the full distance to penalties, while the other was decided by a single ruthless mistake.
Caboolture are through to the next round of the Queensland Cup after a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Coomera Colts on the road, a far tighter contest than many may have expected. The Snakes were forced to earn it the hard way, with Coomera twice fighting back to level the match and push the contest deep into the final minutes.
The final round of the Isuzu UTE A-League regular season delivered goals, drama, and clarity at both ends of the table, as Newcastle Jets celebrated their Premiership in style and the finals matchups were confirmed. With positions decided on the final day, the race for second and the last finals spots went right down to the wire.
Caboolture Sports FC take a break from league action this weekend as they shift focus to the Queensland Cup, travelling to face Coomera Colts in Qualifying Round 5.
Caboolture FC emerged 4-2 winners over Redlands United on Saturday night in a match that more than lived up to its billing. It was a chaotic, high-scoring affair packed with momentum swings, red cards, and late drama.
Alexander Bebendorf Round 25 of the A-League has delivered the season’s defining moment, with Newcastle Jets officially crowned Premiers after results elsewhere went their way. With one round remaining, the finals picture has largely fallen into place, while the battle for positions inside the top six continues to simmer. Jets Seal Premiership in Dramatic Fashion Newcastle Jets secured the Premiers Plate following a dramatic 2-2 draw with Melbourne Victory. Eli Adams’ late eq
