A goalfest around the Coast over the weekend saw plenty of big results and important fixtures wrap up! Here is the full review of all the action below!

Premier League

Palm Beach 6 (Squires x2, Eller, Miller, Miyamori, Anderson) def. Broadbeach 1 (Watmough)

Reserves: Palm Beach 2 (Lowry, Schaffer) def. Broadbeach 0

Palm Beach: Boyd, Murphy, Zoomers, Hibbs, Mussell, Liebke, Squires, Eller, Miller, Miyamori, Skinner

Subs: Anderson, Schaffer, Anderson, Mckenzie, Gardner

Broadbeach: Finlayson, Sjorup, Mcmaster, Shennan, Watmough, Evans, Cuba, Boyce, Fernandez, Hughes, Collins

Subs: Griffiths, Chin, Codrea, Elliott

A rampant Palm Beach got the jump from the beginning of the match to defeat Broadbeach 6-1 in Friday night action. The Sharks scored three goals in the opening exchanges and never looked back against the Dolphins who struggled to get going for the duration of the 90 minutes.

Surfers 6 (Rodriguez x2, Watson, Saric, Sumner, OG) def. Burleigh 0

Reserves: Surfers 3 (Kallinikos, Ramos, Matthews) def. Burleigh 0

Surfers: Goodwin, Scott, Barwick, Saric, Watson, Dragicevic, Rodriguez, Bright, Sumner, Allison, Saunders

Subs: Kallinikos, Harris, Minogue, Matthews, Jusifi

Burleigh: Mccloy, Kobayashi, Campbell, Casey, Felizatto, Ellins, Smith, Burich, Pfefferkorn, Rees, Mcclements

Subs: Perkins, Moye, Pinchin, Heritage, Roddan

Surfers Paradise continued their run of form with a comprehensive 6-0 victory over Burleigh at home. The league leaders looked solid from the beginning of the match against a Bulldogs team who looked tired from their midweek clash against Musgrave

Robina 1 (Jones) def. by Runaway Bay 3 (Whiddett x2, Wegener)

Reserves: Robina 1 (Jain) def. by Runaway Bay 4 (Geraghty, Mancell, Jose, OG)

Robina: Maddock, Goewie, Fisher, Shin, L. Calley, Barwick, Koenig, Jones, M. Calley, Srichandorn, Tartic

Subs: Burnette, Brabin, Rodriguez, Heggie, Franklin

Runaway Bay: Went, Wegener, Robinson, Lowman, Madeley, Barbosa, Whiddett, Correia, Westell, Rosa, McNeill-Shaw

Subs: Wakeham, Day, Leighton, Mancell, Evans

Runaway Bay all but secured their position in the Premier League with a 3-1 victory over Robina away from home. The Bayhawks played the second half against 10 men after Robina were reduced with Tartic getting his second yellow in the first half.

Nerang 4 (Robinson, Powell, Adams, Murphy) def. Southport 2 (Ridden x2)

Reserves: Nerang 1 (Miner) def. by Southport 3 (Mejia, Middleton, OG)

Nerang: Rivers, Towse, Bell, Steene, Robbemond, Powell, Robinson, Adams, Roussakis, Grant, Chiezzi

Subs: Dixon, Trotter, Murphy, Davis, Warren

Southport: Semple, Price, Hughes, Hills, Panes, Annor, Saunders, Wales, Yuill, Ridden, Discombe

Subs: Parramon, Woodward, Clark, Greenwood, Middleton

Nerang trailed 1-0 early in the second half before roaring home 4-2 victors at home against Southport. The game was a tight affair in tricky conditions with errors costing both sides goals throughout the 90 minutes.

Kingscliff 5 (Minear x2, Brennan, Green, Jeffrey) def. Musgrave 0

Reserves: Kingscliff 5 (Mourant, Manson, Sutherland, G. Saunders, A. Saunders) def. Musgrave 1 (Reardon)

Kingscliff: Ward, Morosini, May, Green, Oldaker, Sealey, Brennan, Minear, Jeffrey, Bradley, Bray

Subs: Santos, Mourant, Wotherspoon, Blackwell

Musgrave: Brannigan, Shanks, Pascoe, Smith, Pluples, Lockhart, Kelly, Mehic, Sonter, Adam, Tomasoni

Subs: McDowell, Saele, Joseph, Fleming

Kingscliff put on a dominant display at home to defeat Musgrave 5-0 in their Sunday afternoon clash. The home side started strong and never looked back against a Musgrave team that looked flat after a tough midweek clash against Burleigh away from home.

Coast League

Tallebudgera 5 (M. Hilton x2, Frankham x2, Stewart) def. Mudgeeraba 2 (V. Tassone, Jones)

Reserves: Tallebudgera 3 (Voutos, Sonter, Skorupski) def. Mudgeeraba 1 (Klassen-Ladd)

Tallebudgera: Smith, Reynolds, Tomic, Stobbart, Macpherson, L. Hilton, M. Hilton, Russell, Stewart, Keevers, Frankham

Subs: Stear, Macpherson, Valentine, Kerwick, Nuspan

Mudgeeraba: Goodall, L. Tassone, Lee, V. Tassone, Buxton, Dorbeaux, Davies, Smith, Jones, Brewer, Rice

Subs: S. Tassone, Lincoln, Fitzgerald

Tallebudgera extended their lead at the top of the Coast League even further with a 5-2 win against Mudgeeraba. Both sides were reduced to 10 men in the clash with plenty of goals and action both ways.

Palm Beach 2 () def. Ormeau 0 ()

Reserves: Palm Beach 2 (Dority, Holmes) def. by Ormeau 3 (Scullino x3)

Palm Beach: NA

Ormeau: Cole, Caldeorn, Niesler, Karamollaoglu, Hewitt, Birch, Cooper, James, Peralta, Schofield, Rahimzadeh

Subs: Harris, Mcarthur, Shute, Neto

Palm Beach earned a big three points in their clash against Ormeau with a 2-0 victory at home. Both sides have had tough years overall but the win for the Sharks is a great step in the right direction for their future plans.

Legends 2 (Occhipinti, Bender) def. Runaway Bay 0

Reserves: Legends 2 (Simoes, Pask) def. Runaway Bay 1 (Reinhard)

Legends: Krupski, Suarez, Negrao, Karlos, Long, Occhipinti, Kurk, Summers, Dimovski, Bender, Lima

Subs: Ibanez, Beltrame, Simoes

Runaway Bay: Siede, Palin, Tse, Pietropaolo, Cooke, Mehic, Hagos, Bent, Neumann, Whitaker, Weeks

Subs: Christie, Phillips, Goudge

Legends got back to winning ways with a 2-0 win over Runaway Bay. The three points are crucial for the Legends as they look to keep up the pace in the top four of the Coast League.

Tweed United 5 (Criddle, Mclean, Thelwall, Lockley, Kolovos) def. Musgrave 2 Keereman, Gilbert)

Reserves: Tweed 7 (Swanson x3, Staff x2, Bredemeyer, Cusbert) def. Musgrave 2 (OG, Nott)

Tweed: Pretty, Cassidy, Criddle, Mcgrory, Mclean, Thelwall, Lockley, Kolovos, Pirlo, O’Brien, Wedd

Subs: Aspery, Marshall, Sorge, Cusbert, Fowler

Musgrave: Parrella, Jenks, Jansen, Colrain, Knapp, Mcshane, Pham-Sultan, Krarup, Keereman, Gilbert, Deriard

Subs: Adams, Alhajali, Gillett, Core

Tweed earned a big three points at home against Musgrave in a 5-2 victory. The Marlins are in a race for the top four placings and a win against the Mustangs have put them in a good position for the remainder of the season.

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Premier League

Palm Beach vs Broadbeach- Friday @ 7pm @ Duncan McKenna Field

Palm Beach will be looking to keep their run alive when they host Broadbeach United on Friday afternoon. The Sharks will know that the next few fixtures for them are crucial in their pursuit at the top of the table. Broadbeach will be hoping to bounce back after a few weeks of patchy form.

Surfers vs Burleigh- Saturday @ 3pm @ Lex Bell Oval

League leaders Surfers Paradise Apollo will be looking to do the double against Burleigh this season when they meet in the early kick off on Saturday. The Bulldogs had a frustrating draw against Musgrave midweek and will be looking for more up front in this clash.

Robina vs Runaway Bay- Saturday @ 5pm @ Robina Common

A big game is all set for Saturday evening when Robina take on Runaway Bay at home. With Robina yet to record a win, all their focus will be on the game against the Bayhawks and trying to make a late climb out of the last place spot with a win.

Nerang vs Southport- Saturday @ 6pm @ Bob Jeffrey Field

In the match of the round, Nerang will be looking to keep up the pace at the top of the table when they host Southport in the late kick off. Both sides have it all to play for out of the clash and boast great attacking players in what should be an end to end match.

Kingscliff vs Musgrave- Sunday @ 3pm @ Walter Peate Reserve

Rivals Kingscliff and Musgrave lock horns on Sunday afternoon to write the latest chapter in their battles against one another. With the Wolves getting mowed down after leading 1-0 at the break in their last clash, they will be looking to write their wrongs and get all three points out of the clash.

Coast League

Tallebudgera vs Mudgeeraba- Friday @ 7pm @ Coplicks Family Park

Another top of the table clash awaits in Coast League with Tallebudgera looking to put themselves in a strong position to wrap the league title up against Mudgeeraba. The Wallabies have climbed the table quietly and will be looking to add another scalp on their belt.

Tamborine vs Nerang- Friday @ 7pm @ Bret Arthur Field

Nerang make the tricky trip up the mountain on Friday night to take on Tamborine Mountain. Nerang have less games than majority of their opponents in the Coast League so a late push for final spots will be well and truly on with a win against the Eagles.

Tweed vs Musgrave- Saturday @ 5pm @ Arkinstall Park

Tweed will be looking to bounce back into the top four when they host Musgrave on Saturday afternoon. The Marlins have had some disappointing results on their standards in recent weeks but a win against the Mustangs would put them in a great position for the final rounds.

Legends vs Runaway Bay- Saturday @ 5pm @ Keith Hunt Park

Legends FC will be looking to regain some momentum for the back end of the season when they take on bottom placed Runaway Bay on Saturday evening. The Legends have been struggling of late but a few wins in a row could revitalise their season.

Palm Beach vs Ormeau- Saturday @ 5pm @ Duncan McKenna Field

Palm Beach and Ormeau will be looking to get the edge when they do battle at Palm Beach. Both sides will feel confident on getting the points in what is set to be a strong battle between two good sides.

A future star was born over the weekend in the refereeing ranks of the Gold Coast Premier League with Caitlin Troy given the duties in the Sunday fixture between Surfers Paradise and Robina.

Troy became the first locally developed female referee to officiate in the Premier League for over ten years, following in the footsteps of fellow local and FIFA listed referee Kate Jacewicz.

The game itself was a blow out, with Surfers inflicting further misery on Robina in an 11-2 victory. However, Troy said the experience and the support she received on the field made it all the more easier.

“A lot of the players out there knew it was my first game and made it really comfortable for me. We had a lot of jokes out there and it made all the nerves leading in disappear quite quickly,” said Troy.

When reflecting on how she got to where she is now in the refereeing space, Troy said it was the desire to be part of the match and in control that kept her in the game.

“I started playing like most others at a young age and seeing the referees at that time made me want to be in control and in charge. It was one of the driving forces behind my involvement in the referee space.”

Over the years, the Gold Coast has been a breeding ground for referees with a handful making it all the way to the summit of the refereeing circles. For Troy, watching the experienced referees and the learning process has been crucial for her progression.

“Every time I officiate with a group of referees I am constantly learning and seeing the different styles of refereeing that they all bring to the game. It has definitely helped me get to where I am at this point in time,” said Troy.

Football Operations Officer Alan Marquez said that the achievement is just the beginning for not only Troy but many of the talented officials on the Gold Coast.

“Caitlin has deserved her opportunity to take charge of a Premier League game and has shown that hard work always pays off. We have multiple officials also coming through in both the male and female space that will be given opportunities as they develop,” said Marquez.

Andrew Elks, one of the senior referees on the Gold Coast and Troy’s assistant alongside Ryan Stone on the day said that Troy has a bright future ahead if she continues to work hard.

“Caitlin and all our young referees are dedicated and willing to learn at every opportunity. It’s a pleasure to work with them to see how they are growing on their journey,” said Elks.

The sky is the limit for Troy, who has remained humble throughout the whole process and willing to wait for the opportunity if it presents itself for her.

“I would love to continue to go up the ladder as high as I can but there is still a lot of work that needs to be done before that. I am just enjoying the whole experience and doing something that I love,” said Troy.

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Premier League

Burleigh vs Musgrave- Friday 7pm @ Pizzey Park

Burleigh will be hoping to get closer to a top four spot when they host Musgrave at Pizzey Park on Friday night. After the two sides played out a thrilling round one game, the Bulldogs will be hopeful for the same result with less drama this time around.

Southport vs Broadbeach- Saturday 4pm @ Ashmore Village Park

Southport and Broadbeach will both know the importance of their fixture in the run in for the top four when they lock horns in the early kick off. The Warriors sit in the top four currently with Broadbeach close behind so a win here for either side could put their finals run in a good position.

Nerang vs Palm Beach- Saturday 6pm @ Bob Jeffrey Field

In one of the biggest matches of the season, Nerang and Palm Beach do battle with both sides in red hot form coming into the match. Palm Beach have quietly strung results together which sees them right in the mix towards the top end of the ladder with Nerang also chasing Surfers closely behind.

Runaway Bay vs Kingscliff- Saturday 7pm @ Runaway Bay Field

Kingscliff will know it is a must win for them against Runaway Bay if their finals hopes should stay alive when the two sides meet in the late kick off. The Bayhawks will take positives out of their last match against Broadbeach where they were narrowly defeated and know that they are capable of getting a result should they play at their best.

Robina vs Surfers- Sunday 3pm @ Robina Common

Surfers will be looking to maintain the gap at the top of the table when they take on Robina City at Robina Common. The home side haven’t had an ideal season but a good performance against one of the top teams in the competition could give them a boost heading into some big games in the next few weeks.

Coast League

Legends vs Musgrave- Friday 8:15pm @ Keith Hunt Park

The closest rivals out of any competitions on the Gold Coast do battle on Friday night with a draw being the previous result in round one. Musgrave have strung some results together and will be hopeful of adding to the loss tally for Legends in 2021.

Runaway Bay vs Pacific Pines- Saturday 3pm @ Runaway Bay Field

Runaway Bay and Pacific Pines do battle in Super Saturday down at the Bayhawks in the 3pm kick off. The visitors will be confident of getting a result against a Bay team who have struggled throughout the 2021 campaign.

Nerang vs Tallebudgera- Saturday 5pm @ Glennon Park

In the match of the round for the Coast League, both Nerang and Tallebudgera are in fine form at this point of the season which should make a fantastic hit out between the two sides. With both sides towards the top end of the table, this should prove to be a fantastic match up.

Palm Beach vs Tweed- Saturday 5pm @ Duncan McKenna Field

Tweed will be hoping to bounce back from their recent results when they take on Palm Beach away from home. If Tweed are to secure a finals berth this is a must win for the Marlins and they will feel confident in getting the job done.

Ormeau vs Mudgeeraba- Saturday 5pm @ Norfolk Park

Mudgeeraba have quietly crept up the table and will feel confident of keeping their run alive when they take on Ormeau at Norfolk Park. The Wallabies have snuck under the radar and got the result they were wanting to be in second position heading into the round.

Week 12 of Premier League and Coast League action served up some cracking games and all important points across all divisions! Here is the full review of what was!

Premier League

Nerang 4 (Robinson, Grant, Adams, Dixon) def. Musgrave 0

Reserves: Nerang 10 (Trotter x3, Toohey-Falck, Grierson, T. Kerwick, Atkinson, Miner, Dooley, Bishop) def. Musgrave 1 (Timms)

Nerang: Rivers, Towse, Bell, Robbemond, Powell, Campbell, Robinson, Adams, Roussakis, Grant, Chiezzi

Subs: Steene, Dixon, Oliveira, Miner, Murphy

Musgrave: Brannigan, Shanks, Pascoe, Smith, Saele, Pluples, Joseph, Kelly, Mehic, Sonter, Tomasoni

Subs: McDowell, Adam, Vasquez, Lockhart, Fleming

Nerang ran out convincing 4-0 victors over Musgrave on Friday night to continue their good run of form. The Eagles were in control for the large majority of the game and continued to apply further pressure at the top of the table, leading the competition with Surfers having a  game in hand. 

Runaway Bay 0 def. by Broadbeach 1 (Cuba)

Reserves: Runaway Bay 0 def. by Broadbeach 3 (Marsden x2, Shennan)

Runaway Bay: Wakeham, Wegener, Robinson, Lowman, Cardoso, Madeley, Rosa, Muranaka, Leighton, Correia, McNeill-Shaw

Subs: Whiddett, Barbosa, Westell, Evans, Hardy

Broadbeach: Finlayson, Sjorup, Mcmaster, Francis, Cuba, Boyce, Fernandez, Codrea, Watmough, Hughes, Collins

Subs: Salgado, Hamilton, Evans, Griffiths

Broadbeach snatched all three points away at Runaway Bay with a 1-0 victory away from home. The Dolphins continued their pursuit of a top four spot against a Bay team who pressed in the early stages, missing a first half penalty in the process.

Robina 1 (Barwick) def. by Kingscliff 2 (Green, Santos)

Reserves: Robina 0 def. by Kingscliff 4 (Harrison x2, Howarth, Kammel)

Robina: Maddock, Goewie, Fisher, Shin, L. Calley, Barwick, Fortunato, Koenig, Knowles, Connolly, M. Calley

Subs: Burnette, Jain, Mulhearn, Bingham, Rodriguez

Kingscliff: Ward, Morosini, May, Lyle, Green, Santos, Oldaker, Brennan, Minear, Bradley, Bray

Subs: Sealey, Jeffrey, Mourant, Hoy, Wotherspoon

Kingscliff snatched a late winner away at Robina to get themselves back into 6^th spot with a 2-1 win. Both sides left it late to score their first goals before Olavo Santos capitalised on an opportunity at the depth to secure all the points.

Southport 2 (Annor, Panes) def. Burleigh 1 (Mackintosh)

Reserves: Southport 1 (Lamb) def. by Burleigh 3 (Goulding x2, Cosentino)

Southport: Semple, Clark, Hughes, Greenwood, Hills, Panes, Annor, Saunders, Yuill, Middleton, Discombe

Subs: Mcbean, Lamb, Price, Kenney, Smith

Burleigh: Mccloy, Perkins, Campbell, Casey, Hunt, Felizatto, Ellins, Smith, Rees, Mcclements, Mackintosh

Subs: Kobayashi, Moye, Goulding, Lines, Roddan

Southport left it to the last minute to take all three points through a Ross Panes goal to remain in third place heading into the break. In a tight game between both sides, the win for Southport leaves them in good position heading into the final run of games.

Surfers 1 (Sumner) drew with Palm Beach 1 (Miyamori)

Reserves: Surfers 1 (Connor) drew with Palm Beach 1 (Martin)

Surfers: Goodwin, Scott, Barwick, Saric, Watson, Dragicevic, Rodriguez, Bright, Sumner, Allison, Saunders

Subs: Kallinikos, Minogue, Parra, Jusifi, Yates

Palm Beach: Boyd, Zoomers, Hibbs, Mussell, Liebke, Squires, Eller, Miller, Miyamori, Skinner, Finnigan

Subs: Schaffer, Taylor, Mckenzie, Anderson, Gardner

Surfers were held to a 1-1 draw against Palm Beach in the Sunday game after missing countless chances in the opening exchanges. A last minute penalty to the visitors saw Miyamori convert from the spot to extend their undefeated run.

Coast League

Tallebudgera 4 (M. Hilton, Macpherson, Stewart, Keevers) def. Tweed 3 (Thelwall x2, O’Brien)

Reserves: Tallebudgera 0 drew with Tweed United 0

Tallebudgera: Smith, Reynolds, Stobbart, Macpherson, Macpherson, Hilton, Russell, Stewart, Keevers, Frankham, Kerwick

Subs: Wade, Valentine, Hilton, Sonter

Tweed: Pretki, Cassidy, Criddle, Mcgrory, Mclean, Thelwall, Lockley, Riddel, Kolovos, O’Brien, Sloane

Tallebudgera extended their lead at the top of the Coast League to 8 points with a 4-3 victory over Tweed United on Friday evening. The home side edged past their closest rivals with the visitors going down to 10 men.

Tamborine 2 (Tupaea-Smith x2) def. by Legends 3 (Karlos, Long, Dimovski)

Reserves: Tamborine 1 (Yang) def. by Legends 4 (Dimovski x3, Charleson)

Tamborine: Collins, Gaythwaite, Grealish, Dwyer, Tupaea-Smith, Cording, Tomlinson, Muir, Guerin, Harrison, Gutsohn

Subs: Wood

Legends: Bicevic, Ibanez, Negrao, Karlos, Occhipinti, Dias, Beltrame, Kurk, Simoes, Suarez, Lima

Subs: Long, Sanchez, Dimovski, Watkins

Legends earned a much needed three points away from home against Tamborine on Friday night to regain second position in the table. The experienced side were without a win in three straight games and returned to the winners circle with the victory over the struggling Tamborine.

Nerang 6 (Xavier x3, Agic, Fallembu, Kerar) def. Musgrave 0

Reserves: Nerang 2 (Kerar, Bitzios) def. Musgrave 1 (Regtien)

Nerang: Jovicic, Bryant, Agic, Wolfenden, Ibrahim, Green, Ojulu, Fallembu, Xavier, Mcgreevy, Kinghorn

Subs: Kerar, Kerar, Roomans, Rizzi

Musgrave: Piovesan, Adams, Knapp, Colrain, Gebremedhin, Alhajali, Jenks, Core, Mcshane, Deriard, Young

Subs: Cranshaw, Regtien, Abdullah, Fitzgerald, Parrella

Nerang continued their form in front of goal with a convincing 6-0 victory over Musgrave over the weekend. The home side have been prolific of late in front of goal and put the sword to the Mustangs to push for a top four spot.

Mudgeeraba 5 (Lee, Davies, Jones, Dorbeaux, Klassen-Ladd) def. Palm Beach 0

Reserves: Mudgeeraba 1 (Valentine) drew with Palm Beach 1 (Holmes)

Mudgeeraba: Goodall, Clark, Rynsbergen, Rice, Tassone, Buxton, Lee, Davies, Smith, Jones, Brewer

Subs: Hawkins, Dorbeaux, Klassen-Ladd, Russell, Wedelstedt

Palm Beach: Deacon, Goldfinch, Simpson, Hunter, Freeman, Hughes, Santos, Rowles, Halili, Morris, Haynes

Subs: Williamson, Nakagawa, Jacob, Colbert

Mudgeeraba have edged closer to a top two spot with a convincing 5-0 victory over Palm Beach over the weekend. The Wallabies are in a rich run of form of late and are pushing ever closer to a top two spot as the weeks get closer to finals time.

Ormeau 2 (Peralta x2) def. by Pacific Pines 4 (Osborne x2, Southwood, Pratt)

Reserves: Ormeau 1 (Shute) def. by Pacific Pines 2 (Watkins, Gatton-Neilsen)

Ormeau: Cole, Calderon, Niesler, Whitehouse, Cooper, James, Peralta, Schofield, Fisher, Fahimzadeh, Mcarthur

Subs: Hewitt, Scullino, Neto, Paterson

Pacific Pines: Veitch, Jones, Stubbs, Pratt, Hamilton, Wild, Southwood, Szarek, Rayner, Diamond, Mcmonagle

Subs: Osborne, Fisher, Meliendrez

Pacific Pines earned another win away from home with a 4-2 victory over Ormeau to round out the Coast League action. The Pines have steadily made their way up the table in recent weeks with their results and will be hoping to continue the same as the season winds down.

The weekend is upon us and we have another big week ahead in the Premier League and Coast League! Here is the full preview of what is to come!

Premier League

Nerang vs Musgrave- Friday @ Bob Jeffrey Field- 7pm

Nerang look to continue their good run in form when they host Musgrave fresh off their big win on Friday night. The home side will look to keep up the pressure at the top of the table with a win against the Mustangs who will look at their form in front of goal last weekend as a positive coming in.

Runaway Bay vs Broadbeach- Saturday @ Runaway Bay Field- 4pm

Runaway Bay will be hoping to reach on the same thing that helped them defeat the Dolphins in round one when they lock horns on Saturday. The home side will have confidence coming back home against a Dolphins team looking to bounce back after their disappointing end result to last weekend.

Robina vs Kingscliff- Saturday @ Robina Common- 5pm

Kingscliff will take plenty of confidence into their game on Saturday evening after last week when they travel to Robina City. The home side are yet to taste victory this season and will be hoping to turn that around against a Wolves side who are primed for a three pointer.

Southport vs Burleigh- Saturday @ Ashmore Village Park- 7pm

Southport will be looking to bounce back when they host Burleigh in the late kick off on Saturday. The Warriors will look towards their two talismans up front for inspiration against a Bulldogs team who are fresh off a win and can cut the gap to only three points with a win here.

Surfers vs Palm Beach- Sunday @ Croatian Sports Centre- 2:45pm

Surfers host in form Palm Beach at the Croatian Sports Centre on Sunday afternoon action looking to maintain their undefeated run and continue the pace at the top of the table. The Sharks are the red hot team in the league in recent weeks and will be hoping to continue that moving into Sunday afternoon.

Coast League

Tallebudgera vs Tweed- Friday @ Coplicks Family Park- 8:15pm

The top of the table clash in the Coast League sees Tallebudgera host Tweed in a must win game for the Marlins if they are any chance of winning the title. The Tigers come into the game on a great run of form and will be hoping to make it one more on Friday night.

Tamborine vs Legends- Friday @ Bret Arthur Field- 8:30pm

Legends will be hoping to turn things around when they travel up the mountain to take on Tamborine. Both sides are in need of a win and the late kick off could prove tricky for the visitors who look to remain in touch with the top two.

Nerang vs Musgrave- Saturday @ Glennon Park- 5pm

Nerang will look to continue on from last week’s win when they host Musgrave on Saturday afternoon. The Mustangs have strung some wins together as of late and will be hoping for much the same against the rampant Eagles in front of goal.

Mudgeeraba vs Palm Beach- Saturday @ Sid Bigg Park- 5pm

Mudgeeraba are keen on continuing their push in the top four when they host Palm Beach. The Wallabies have made a good run as of late and are eyeing off a higher spot in the top four starting with a win against the Sharks.

Ormeau vs Pacific Pines- Saturday @ Norfolk Park- 6pm

Ormeau and Pacific Pines do battle up north with both sides looking for all three points to put themselves in a better position for the run home. Pacific Pines have had a good run of late, narrowly losing to league leaders Tallebudgera and defeating Legends.

Week 11 served up some cracking games across the Premier League and the Coast League! Here is the comprehensive review of the week that was around the Coast!

Premier League

Kingscliff 0 drew with Surfers 0

Reserves: Kingscliff 0 def. by Surfers 3 (Kallinikos x2, Baziotis)

Kingscliff: Ward, Morosini, May, Lyle, Santos, Oldaker, Brennan, Minear, Mourant, Bradley, Bray

Subs: Teixeira, Jeffrey, Dwyer, Howarth, Pitt

Surfers: Goodwin, Scott, Barwick, Harris, Minogue, Saric, Watson, Dragicevic, Rodriguez, Sumner, Allison

Subs: Jusifi, Matthews, Yates, Bright

Kingscliff produced one of their best performances of the season in a 0-0 draw on Friday night against Surfers Paradise Apollo. The home side made it difficult for the league leaders, frustrating them for the 90 minutes and taking a big point at home.

Nerang 2 (Robinson x2) def. Broadbeach 1 (Boyce)

Reserves: Nerang 3 (Ohori, Bishop, OG) def. Broadbeach 0

Nerang: Rivers, Towse, Bell, Steene, Robbemond, Powell, Campbell, Robinson, Adams, Roussakis, Grant

Subs: Dixon, Reid, Miner, Oliveira, Chiezzi

Broadbeach: Finlayson, Sjorup, Mcmaster, Francis, Cuba, Boyce, Fernandez, Codrea, Watmough, Hughes, Collins

Subs: Salgado, Hamilton, Shennan, Broadfoot

Nerang scored twice of free kicks to take a huge three points at home against Broadbeach on Saturday afternoon. The visitors would have felt disappointed not coming away with a result, however the Eagles continued their run of wins heading into the back end of the season.

Burleigh 3 (Casey, Smith, Mackintosh) def. Runaway Bay 0

Reserves: Burleigh 0 drew with Runaway Bay 0

Burleigh: Mccloy, Perkins, Casey, Hunt, Felizatto, Ellins, Smith, Pfefferkorn, Osman, Mcclements, Mackintosh

Subs: Kobayashi, Moye, Goulding, Lines, Roddan

Runaway Bay: Went, Robinson, Wegener, Jarman, Day, Madeley, Leighton, Muranaka, Whiddett, Correia, Dimon

Subs: Evans, Rosa, Cardoso, Ojulu, Hardy

Burleigh returned to winning ways with a 3-0 win over Runaway Bay. The home side were left scoreless at the break but three goals in the second half saw an important victory for Colin Phelan’s side.

Southport 1 (Greenwood) def. by Palm Beach 3 (Skinner x2, Miyamori)

Reserves: Southport 3 (Lamb x2, Townsend) drew with Palm Beach 3 (Lawrence, Ellison, Murphy)

Southport: Semple, Clark, Greenwood, Panes, Annor, Saunders, Wales, Yuill, Ridden, Discombe

Subs: Parramon, Smith, Hughes, Townsend, Middleton

Palm Beach: Boyd, Finnigan, Zoomers, Hibbs, Mussell, Liebke, Squires, Ferraro, Miyamori, Skinner

Subs: Murphy, Eller, Anderson, Mckenzie, Williamson 

Palm Beach kept their win streak intact with a all important 3-1 victory over Southport away from home. The visitors came out of the physical encounter with plenty of confidence as they head towards the busy run in.

Musgrave 8 (Sonter x3, Mehic x2, Pluples x2, Lockhart) def. Robina 2 (Barwick x2)

Reserves: Musgrave 6 (David x3, Horneman x2, Polglase) def. Robina 0

Musgrave: Brannigan, Shanks, Pascoe, Smith, Saele, Pluples, Joseph, Kelly, Mehic, Sonter, Adam

Subs: McDowell, Lockhart, Hinchcliffe, Fleming

Robina: Maddock, Goewie, Fisher, Calley, Barwick, Fortunato, Knowles, Connolly, Calley, Sejdic, Tartic

Subs: Tassone, Mulhearn, Seland, Kelsey

Musgrave scored seven goals in the second half to defeat 9 man Robina 8-2 on Sunday afternoon. The home side bounced back after last week and added further pain on Robina in the 2021 season.

Coast League

Tallebudgera 3 (Macpherson, Stewart, Lonie) def. Pacific Pines 2 (Southwood, Osborne)

Reserves: Tallebudgera 2 (Mcintosh, Voutos) def. Pacific Pines 1 (Bettenay)

Tallebudgera: Smith, Reynolds, Stobbart, Macpherson, L. Hilton, M. Hilton, Russell, Stewart, Frankham, Kerwick, Macpherson

Subs: Stobbart, Valentine, Lonie, Sonter, Stear

Pacific Pines: Veitch, Stubbs, Clark, Watkins, Southwood, Szarek, Rayner, Diamond, Mcmonagle, Wild, Mills

Subs: Pratt, Osborne, Ramirez, Meliendrez

Tallebudgera extended their lead at the top of the table with a hard fought 3-2 victory over Pacific Pines on Friday night. The Tigers led by two early but were pegged back, eventually taking the points towards the latter stages.

Tamborine 1 (Tupaea-Smith) def. by Ormeau 4 (Niesler, Karamollaoglu, Whitehouse, Schofield)

Reserves: Tamborine 0 def. by Ormeau 6 (Scullino x3, Mcarthur x2, Obedoza)

Tamborine: Collins, Gaythwaite, Grealish, Dwyer, Tupaea-Smith, Tomlinson, Muir, Guerin, Voigt, Yang, Wood

Subs: Ryan, Fang, Chen

Ormeau: Cole, Niesler, Karamollaoglu, Whitehouse, Bramwell, James, Schofield, Fisher, Rahimzadeh, Mcarthur, Polglase

Subs: Harris, Calderon, Junior

Ormeau came away from the mountain with a 4-1 victory against Tamborine on Friday night. The win sees Ormeau stay in touch with a top four spot after having a few rough weeks in the middle part of the season.

Mudgeeraba 7 (Hawkins, Dorbeaux, Jones, Wolldridge, Russell, Klassen-Ladd, Abbott) def. Runaway Bay 0

Reserves: Mudgeeraba 2 (Armitage, Hawkins) def. Runaway Bay 1 (Hagos)

Mudgeeraba: Goodall, Rice, Tassone, Buxton, Lee, Davies, Hawkins, Dorbeaux, Jones, Wooldridge, Russell

Subs: Dickson, Klassen-Ladd, Wedelstedt, Abbott

Runaway Bay: Sijakovski, Russell, Pietropaolo, Smerdon, Brown, King, Mehic, Castriota, Whitaker, Bent, Weeks

Subs: Tse, Smith, Hagos, Loxton

Mudgeeraba saw seven different scorers on the sheet in a commanding 7-0 victory over Runaway Bay. The Wallabies have hit a good patch of form and are gaining on fellow top four teams as we approach the last third of the season.

Palm Beach 1 (Haynes) def. by Musgrave 4 (Keereman, Gilbert, Deriard)

Reserves: Palm Beach 2 (Medina x2) drew with Musgrave 2 (Gebremedhin, Baldasso)

Palm Beach: Deacon, Goldfinch, Simpson, Hunter, Freeman, Santos, Rowles, Halili, Morris, Haynes, Jacob

Subs: Williamson, Hughes, Nakagawa, Holmes

Musgrave: Piovesan, Adams, Jansen, Colrain, Knapp, Core, Pham-Sultan, Krarup, Gilbert, Deriard, Keereman

Subs: Alhajali, Baldasso, Cranshaw

Musgrave continued their fine form with a 4-1 victory over Palm Beach away from home. The Mustangs have gained some momentum of late and are building off a slow first half of the 2021 season.

Nerang 10 (Kinghorn x4, Kerar x3, Agic, Wolfenden, OG) def. Legends 2 (Lima x2)

Reserves: Nerang 5 (Jeffrey x2, Wilson-Havill, Kerar, Suastika) def. Legends 0

Nerang: Jovicic, Francis, Agic, Wolfenden, Ibrahim, Green, Fallembu, Xavier, Mcgreevy, Roomans, Kinghorn

Subs: Kerkemezos, Kerar, Rizzi, Suastika

Legends: Ibanez, Negrao, Karlos, Dias, Peregrino, Kurk, Charleson, Lima, Summers, Bender, Borg

Subs: Bicevic, Beltrame, Alsaidi, Sanchez

Nerang caused the shock result of the round with a comprehensive 10-2 victory over Legends FC on the weekend. The Legends have had a rough couple of weeks with Nerang sitting just outside of a top four spot.

Winter is upon us and the action continues in both the Premier League and Coast League competitions! Here is the full preview of what is to come this weekend!

Premier League

Kingscliff vs Surfers- Friday 8:15pm @ Walter Peate

League leaders Surfers Paradise travel across the border on Friday night to take on a Kingscliff team who are eager to get some points on the board after their recent run of results. It will surely be a cold, tough night for the defending champions as the Wolves go hunting.

Nerang vs Broadbeach- Saturday 3pm @ Bob Jeffrey Field

Nerang are looking to maintain their good run of form and keep up the pace at the top when they host Broadbeach in the early kick off on Saturday. The Dolphins will also feel confident sitting in the top four as they look to continue their finals surge.

Burleigh vs Runaway Bay- Saturday 5pm @ Pizzey Park

Burleigh Heads will be eager to get back in the win column after their recent games when they host Runaway Bay. The Bulldogs know it is now or never for them if they are to make a late finals surge as the Bayhawks stand in their way first up.

Southport vs Palm Beach- Saturday 6pm @ Ashmore Village Park

Both Southport and Palm Beach lock horns on Saturday evening with a good run of form behind them. With attacking threats all over the park, the Sharks will need to minimise the effect of Saunders and Annor as well as get their own in front of goal if they are to come away with all three points.

Musgrave vs Robina- Sunday 3pm @ Keith Hunt Park

Musgrave will be looking to bounce back after their loss last weekend when they host Robina on Sunday afternoon. City have a chance to get all three points in this game as they welcome back players from suspension.

Coast League

Tallebudgera vs Pacific Pines- Friday 7pm @ Coplicks Family Park

The league leaders look to assert their advantage at the top of the table when they host Pacific Pines on Friday night. The Tigers can extend their lead further in the table with a win here against a Pacific Pines team who have found some form themselves of late.

Tamborine vs Ormeau- Friday 7pm @ Bret Arthur Field

Both Tamborine and Ormeau will feel confident of coming away with all three points when they do battle on Friday. The home side need to turn back to their early form of the first round against an Ormeau team who themselves are looking for a lift.

Mudgeeraba vs Runaway Bay- Saturday 4pm @ Sid Bigg Park

Mudgeeraba are looking to remain in the top four when they host Runaway Bay at Sid Bigg Park. The Wallabies have now caught up their games and will look to continue to mount a run into the finals.

Nerang vs Legends- Saturday 5pm @ Glennon Park

Nerang and Legends square off in this Coast League encounter on Saturday evening with both sides in need of all three points. Legends are relying on the points to continue their pursuit of top spot, with the Eagles in the same boat but for a finals position.

Palm Beach vs Musgrave- Saturday 5pm @ Duncan McKenna Field

Palm Beach host Musgrave hoping to get back in the winners column. The visitors have picked up some wins of late and will hope their luck can continue heading into the weekend and beyond.