FNQ football women’s premier league in limelight

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WITH the QPL Men’s competition having a weekend off due to Champions League duties, the FQ Far North Women’s Queensland Premier League takes centre stage.

Saturday night at Tiger Park, Edge Hill, the two top teams in the league are facing off against each other in the battle for who will take top spot on the women’s QPL ladder.

Both teams are undefeated, and this is the first time both sides will meet this year.

The Lions have played seven, won seven, scored 44 goals, while only con- ceding two, meanwhile the Tigers have played six, won six, scored 32 and conceded four.

For the home side they will be looking for Asher Berman-Hardman, Mia Rose Williams and Jayda Buie to fire, while the Lions will be looking for Raychel Guarrera, Sabbi Grossmann and Alicia Lazarus to show all their experience.

The game kicks off at 5pm at Tiger Park, Edge Hill.

The Men’s QPL takes a break this weekend, while the Edge Hill Tigers and the Leichhardt Lions face off in the Football Queensland Champions league qualifier to see who will represent the region in the state wide QPL champions league.

The Tigers made it all the way to the final the champions league in 2022, going to Brisbane based Redlands united, the Edge Hill side is still alive in the Australia cup as well.

For the Lions, who beat the Tigers in the 2022 FQ Far North Grand final, will be looking to knock off the Tigers and progress through in their first foray into the champions league.

The match kicks off at 7pm, at Tiger Park, Edge Hill.