Match Report
On paper the standings were lopsided — Brisbane City 1st with 60 points, SWQ Thunder 3rd with 41, 19 apart. Per game in the league, Brisbane City were scoring 3.2 and conceding 0.6, SWQ Thunder 2.35 and 1.6, against a competition average of 1.93 goals per team per game.
Brisbane City entered with 11 wins in a row, having scored in 15 consecutive games. SWQ Thunder entered with six wins in a row, having scored in 15 consecutive games.
The head-to-head ledger counts 4 games: 2 Brisbane City wins, 2 for SWQ Thunder, 0 draws, at 4.75 goals per meeting. Three-plus goals is the norm here, arriving in 100% of the meetings, and both sides scored in 100%.
A.J. Kelly Park in Brisbane staged the fixture, a ground that holds 1,000. SWQ Thunder led 1-0 at the break, and the second half added 4 goals for the 4-1 full-time score.




