We’ve surpassed the two thirds mark of the 2023 NPL Queensland Women’s season following the weekend’s Round 18 action.
Lions march towards the Premiership continued with a comprehensive 4-0 win over Souths United at Wakerley Park on Saturday night.
Amy Gunston netted a brace for Rob Askew’s side while Tegan Riding and Kallie Clowes were also on target.
Easts moved four points ahead of Power in second place with a 3-0 victory over Capalaba at Heath Park on Sunday evening.
Stella Mazzoni opened the scoring with a close range finish in the 11th minute before doubling her tally with a rocketed effort at the back post in the 32nd minute.
Kelly Crewe scored directly from a corner to round out the win for Lachlan Leong’s side.
Gold Coast United returned to the top four with a 1-0 win over Peninsula Power at Coplicks on Saturday night.
A 22nd minute long range Kiri Dale effort on the end of a short corner from the home side was enough to secure all three points for United as they snapped a five-game losing run.
Mitchelton slipped out of the competition’s top four with a 1-1 draw against QAS at Teralba Park on Friday night.
Kallie Peurifoy opened the scoring with a powerful finish from inside the area in the 19th minute before Tully Heatley secured a share of the spoils for the visitors with a one-on-one finish in the 26th minute.
Olympic played out a goalless draw with Sunshine Coast Wanderers on their return to Goodwin Park on Sunday afternoon in a result that leaves the two sides in sixth and tenth respectively.
NPL Queensland Women Round 19 Results
Mitchelton FC 1-1 QAS
Souths United 0-4 Lions FC
Gold Coast United 1-0 Peninsula Power
Olympic FC 0-0 Sunshine Coast Wanderers
Eastern Suburbs 3-0 Capalaba FC