DateRHome v Away-
09/23 09:00 1 [4] Canberra Croatia FC v O'Connor Knights [1] 7-6
09/16 09:00 656 [2] Gungahlin Utd v Canberra Croatia FC [4] 2-5
09/09 09:00 2 [1] O'Connor Knights v Gungahlin Utd [2] 2-1
09/09 06:00 2 [3] Canberra Olympic v Canberra Croatia FC [4] 1-3
09/03 05:00 21 [6] Canberra Croatia FC v Canberra Olympic [3] 8-1
09/02 07:45 21 [6] Monaro Panthers v Tuggeranong Utd [7] 6-2
09/02 05:00 21 [3] Cooma Tigers v O'Connor Knights [1] 0-3
09/02 04:00 21 [8] West Canberra Wanderers FC v Gungahlin Utd [4] 0-8
08/27 05:00 20 [4] Gungahlin Utd v Canberra Croatia FC [6] 2-5
08/26 07:00 20 [7] Tuggeranong Utd v Cooma Tigers [4] 1-4
08/26 05:00 20 [2] Canberra Olympic v Monaro Panthers [5] 1-1
08/26 05:00 20 [1] O'Connor Knights v West Canberra Wanderers FC [8] 6-0
08/20 05:00 19 [3] Gungahlin Utd v O'Connor Knights [1] 0-1
08/19 07:30 19 [5] Canberra Croatia FC v Monaro Panthers [6] 0-1
08/19 05:00 19 [3] Canberra Olympic v Cooma Tigers [4] 1-0
08/19 04:00 19 [8] West Canberra Wanderers FC v Tuggeranong Utd [7] 2-4
08/13 05:00 18 [6] Canberra Croatia FC v West Canberra Wanderers FC [8] 5-2
08/12 07:45 18 [5] Monaro Panthers v O'Connor Knights [1] 1-2
08/12 07:00 18 [7] Tuggeranong Utd v Canberra Olympic [2] 1-0
08/12 05:00 18 [3] Cooma Tigers v Gungahlin Utd [4] 1-2
08/09 09:00 16 [4] Monaro Panthers v Gungahlin Utd [5] 1-2
08/08 08:30 17 [6] Canberra Croatia FC v Cooma Tigers [2] 5-1
08/06 05:00 17 [5] Gungahlin Utd v Canberra Olympic [3] 1-3
08/06 05:00 17 Canberra Croatia FC v Cooma Tigers Postponed
08/05 05:00 17 [7] Tuggeranong Utd v O'Connor Knights [1] 0-2
08/05 04:00 17 [8] West Canberra Wanderers FC v Monaro Panthers [5] 1-3
07/29 07:45 16 [5] Monaro Panthers v Gungahlin Utd [4] 0-0
07/29 07:00 16 [7] Tuggeranong Utd v Canberra Croatia FC [6] 1-4
07/29 05:00 16 [3] Canberra Olympic v O'Connor Knights [1] 1-2
07/29 05:00 16 [2] Cooma Tigers v West Canberra Wanderers FC [8] 2-1

The National Premier Leagues Capital Football 1 (also known as NPL ACT 1 or simply NPL1) is a soccer competition contested by clubs affiliated to Capital Football. The league is the highest level (level 1) competition in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) region. It is a subdivision of the National Premier Leagues and sits in Level 2 in the overall Australian league system.

History

After the 2006 season, the tournament was reorganised based on criteria mandating a development pathway within clubs, where each club is required to field a squad in the reserves and Under-18 divisions. Nine teams contested in the Premier League in 2007, cutting Gungahlin Juventus, White Eagles and reigning premier Cooma Tigers from the top tier.

The same nine teams remained in the Premier League for 2008 and 2009. The pathway system was expanded to include a Premier U16 competition, with all nine clubs required to field a team from their club or an affiliated club. Capital Football initially revoked the licence of Queanbeyan City for the 2009 season, citing a non-compliance with the developmental and administrative standards expected for the league. However, Queanbeyan were reinstated on appeal and following the presentation of further evidence demonstrating these standards could be met.

At the close of the 2009 season, the licences of all participating clubs were reviewed and expressions of interest sought for new additional entrants to the competition for 2010–2012.

In November 2014 Woden Weston FC was incorporated with the intention to merge the elite levels of Woden Valley FC and Weston Molonglo FC into one club, to compete in the National Premier Leagues in 2015 and beyond. The new merged club was officially launched on 20 February 2015, with colours for their new strip sourced from both clubs (black from Weston Creek and red from Woden Valley).

In 2016 the league was expanded to 10 teams with the addition of the Canberra United Academy (CUA) team. The decision by Capital Football to include the CUA in the top division of ACT soccer was met with opposition by other clubs in the league, citing concern with the prospect of losing their best young players to the Academy. Along with the addition of the CUA, other clubs were concerned with lack of action taken on making the Presidents of the NPL clubs voting members of the Capital Football board. A possible rebel league was mooted, and it was believed there had already been contact made with the Referees' Association and potential sponsorship lined up by the NPL clubs.

2016 also saw the establishment of the Capital Football Charity Shield to be played between the Federation Cup winners and NPL league champions before the start of the regular NPL season, as a charity fund-raiser. The inaugural Capital Football Charity Shield match was contested on 18 March 2016 between Canberra FC (2015 League premiers) and Gungahlin United (2015 Federation Cup winners) at Gungahlin Enclosed Oval.

7 November 2016, Capital Football announced the introduction of Riverina Rhinos for the men's and boy's National Premier Leagues Capital Football for 2017. Riverina has replaced the controversial Canberra United Academy, who have been amalgamated with the FFA Centre of Excellence, maintaining a ten team league.

18 March 2017, Canberra Olympic won the first piece of ACT soccer silverware for the 2017 season with an emphatic 5–2 victory over Tigers FC at Gungahlin Enclosed oval to claim the second edition of the ACT Charity Shield. The match raised $1500 for charity CanTeen Australia with both clubs and Capital Football each contributing $500. Joshua Gulevski and Stephen Domenici both scored braces for Olympic while a long range goal from Robbie Cattanach clinched the high scoring victory for last season's league and final double winners.

The Australia Capital Territory Premier League is a highly anticipated soccer tournament held annually in Australia. It showcases the best soccer talent from the region, attracting teams from the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and surrounding areas.

Known for its competitive nature and high-quality gameplay, the tournament brings together top-tier clubs and players who compete for the prestigious title. The Australia Capital Territory Premier League serves as a platform for teams to showcase their skills, tactics, and strategies, captivating soccer enthusiasts and fans alike.

The tournament features a round-robin format, where teams face each other in a series of matches to determine the top contenders. The matches are held at various stadiums and venues across the ACT, providing an exciting atmosphere for both players and spectators.

The Australia Capital Territory Premier League is renowned for its fast-paced and technically proficient style of play. The teams exhibit exceptional teamwork, individual brilliance, and a deep understanding of the game. The tournament attracts a diverse range of players, including seasoned professionals, emerging talents, and promising youth prospects.

Spectators can expect thrilling encounters, intense rivalries, and nail-biting moments throughout the tournament. The matches are filled with passionate fans, creating an electric atmosphere that adds to the overall excitement. The Australia Capital Territory Premier League offers a unique opportunity for soccer enthusiasts to witness the growth and development of the sport in the region.

With its rich history and tradition, the Australia Capital Territory Premier League has become a significant event in the Australian soccer calendar. It serves as a stepping stone for players aspiring to reach higher levels of competition, both domestically and internationally. The tournament not only promotes the sport but also fosters a sense of community and camaraderie among players, coaches, and fans.

In summary, the Australia Capital Territory Premier League is a premier soccer tournament that showcases the best talent from the Australian Capital Territory and surrounding areas. With its competitive matches, skilled players, and passionate fans, the tournament offers an unforgettable experience for all soccer enthusiasts.