Results
| Date | R | Home vs Away | - |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/15 09:30 | - | Tarragindi Tigers vs Brighton Bulldogs | 7-1 |
| 09/19 07:00 | - | Bethania Rams SC vs Ridge Hills Utd | 2-1 |
| 09/10 10:30 | - | Ridge Hills Utd vs Brighton Bulldogs | 3-2 |
| 08/29 06:00 | - | Brighton Bulldogs vs Teviot Downs SC | 6-1 |
| 07/25 05:00 | - | Jimboomba United vs Teviot Downs SC | 4-0 |
| 07/16 10:30 | - | Jimboomba United vs Bethania Rams SC | 2-1 |
| 04/18 08:00 | - | Park Ridge vs Logan Village Falcons | 2-1 |
| 04/16 10:30 | - | Teviot Downs SC vs Jimboomba United | 1-3 |
| 11/20 10:00 | - | Redcliffe PCYC vs Logan Village Falcons | 5-1 |
| 11/13 11:34 | - | Narangba United vs Redcliffe PCYC | 3-1 |
| 11/13 10:30 | - | Narangba Eagles vs Redcliffe PCYC | 3-1 |
| 11/03 10:30 | - | North Lakes Mustangs FC vs Tarragindi Tigers | Abandoned |
Teams
St George Willawong FC
Tarragindi Tigers
AC Carina
Logan Metro
Newmarket
Virginia United
Park Ridge
Toowong
Wikipedia - Football Queensland Premier League 6 − Metro
Capital League 3 is the fourth tier of men's senior football (soccer) in Brisbane (7th tier Queensland and Level 8 within Australia). It is administered by Football Brisbane. All clubs participating in Capital League 3 must field two teams, one in first grade, and another in the reserves competition. Clubs in the NPL and Brisbane Premier League cannot field their reserves teams in this division.
History
The 1949 Brisbane soccer season was the first in which the number of entries required the formation of a fourth division. The seven teams competing in 1949 Division 4 were Shafston Rovers (undefeated Div 4 champions), Redbank, Wilston (all first grade teams), and reserves teams of Merton Rovers, Corinthians, Latrobe and Wynnum.
The fourth tier of Brisbane soccer continued to be known as Division 4 from 1949 to 1982, with reserve teams from higher division teams continuing to participate alongside first grade teams of other clubs until 1977. When the Brisbane Premier League was formed in 1983, the Tier 4 league became Division 3. An intermediate league existed at Tier 2 between 1984 and 1986 and the fourth tier became Amateur Division 2. From 1987 to 1996, Tier 4 was again known as Division 4 before reverting to Amateur Division 2 again between 1997 and 2001, then Division 3 for the 2002 season.
From 2003 to 2012, the fourth tier of Brisbane football was known as Metro League Division One, which operated below the three tops tiers: the BPL, Premier Division One and Two. The league was composed of a mix of first grade teams from some clubs, and reserve teams from other clubs in the three premier divisions. The most successful club during this period was University of Queensland FC which won four Metro League One Grand Finals in the ten seasons between 2003 and 2012.
Since being rebranded Capital League 3 in 2013 following a restructure of Football Brisbane competitions, this division has continued in its 12 team format, with 22 rounds of matches played in the regular season to decide the premiers, followed by a finals series involving the top four teams to determine the champions.
This tournament is a highly competitive event, where teams battle it out on the field to claim the title of the best in the league. The matches are intense and filled with thrilling moments, as players showcase their skills, teamwork, and determination to secure victory for their respective clubs.
The Australia Brisbane Capital League 3 provides a platform for both experienced and emerging players to showcase their abilities and make a name for themselves in the soccer community. It is a breeding ground for talent, with scouts and coaches often present to identify potential stars of the future.
The tournament takes place in various stadiums across Australia, providing a vibrant and electric atmosphere for both players and spectators. The passionate fans come out in full force, cheering on their favorite teams and creating an incredible atmosphere that adds to the excitement of the matches.
The Australia Brisbane Capital League 3 is not only about the competition on the field but also about fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among the participating clubs. It brings together players, coaches, and supporters from different backgrounds, united by their love for the game.
Overall, the Australia Brisbane Capital League 3 is a must-watch tournament for soccer enthusiasts. It offers thrilling matches, showcases emerging talent, and creates a sense of unity and excitement within the Australian soccer community.