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==2011 Season== |
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The season started 2 weeks later than planned after the [[2011 Brisbane flood|2011 Brisbane floods]]. [[Rocklea United Soccer Club|Rocklea United]] were the worst affected club, and have not played at their home ground all season. The league table is close as the season nears the half way mark, with [[Ipswich Knights]] leading after 10 rounds. At the bottom, [[Toowoomba Raiders]] lost their first 10 games of the season, only scoring 3 times during these matches. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 11:31, 22 May 2011
| Brisbane Premier Division 1 |
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 Season 2010
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| Founded |
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| Nation |
 Australia
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| Promotion To |
| Brisbane Premier League |
| Relegation To |
| Premier Division 2 |
| Number of Teams |
| 14 |
| Cups |
| Canale Cup |
| Current Premiers (2010) |
| North Pine |
| Website |
| Football Brisbane |
Brisbane Premier Division 1 is the second tier of the men's senior football (soccer) competition in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, run by Football Brisbane.
After originally operating as a twelve team competition, it was expanded to fourteen teams for season 2010, to accommodate clubs returning to the Brisbane Premier League from the Queensland State League.
Clubs
The fourteen clubs for season 2011 are:
| Team | Home Ground | Location | Founded |
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| Brisbane Force | C. J. Greenfield Reserve | Richlands | 1972 |
| Moggill FC | Bellbowrie Sports Club | Bellbowrie | - |
| Ipswich City | Sutton Park | Brassall | - |
| Ipswich Knights | Eric Evans Oval | Bundamba | 1998 |
| Mitchelton | Teralba Park | Mitchelton | 1920 |
| Pine Rivers United | Wendy Allison Park | Strathpine | - |
| North Star FC | O'Callaghan Park | Zillmere | - |
| Queensland Lions | Luxury Paints Stadium | Richlands | - |
| Rocklea United | Croatian Sports Centre | Rocklea | 1957 |
| Slacks Creek Tigers | Usher Park | Slacks Creek | - |
| Southside Eagles | Memorial Park | Bulimba | - |
| Toowoomba Raiders | Clive Berghofer Stadium | Toowoomba | 1996 |
| Beenleigh | Chris Green Park | Beenleigh | - |
| Western Spirit | Kippen Park | Goodna | 2005 |
2011 Season
The season started 2 weeks later than planned after the 2011 Brisbane floods. Rocklea United were the worst affected club, and have not played at their home ground all season. The league table is close as the season nears the half way mark, with Ipswich Knights leading after 10 rounds. At the bottom, Toowoomba Raiders lost their first 10 games of the season, only scoring 3 times during these matches.
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