Brisbane Roar FC v Newcastle Jets

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Friday 30 Apr 2027

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20:00 Local Time

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Suncorp Stadium • 

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Brisbane Roar FC is a professional football club based in Brisbane, Queensland, competing in Australia’s A-League Men and A-League Women competitions. Founded in 1957 as Hollandia-Inala, the club became Queensland Roar when it joined the national league in 2005 and adopted the Brisbane Roar name in 2009. The Roar have won three A-League Men Premierships and three Championships, completing the league-and-finals double in 2011, 2012 and 2014. Their celebrated 36-match unbeaten run remains one of Australian football’s most notable records. Brisbane Roar have featured prominent players including Socceroos captain Matt McKay, creative midfielder Thomas Broich and prolific striker Besart Berisha. The club’s traditional home is Suncorp Stadium, also known as Lang Park, a major Brisbane venue renowned for its passionate match-day atmosphere. Depending on the season and competition, Roar fixtures may also be staged at other Queensland grounds. With a history spanning more than six decades, multiple national titles and teams representing both men’s and women’s football, Brisbane Roar FC remains one of Queensland’s best-known professional football clubs.

Newcastle Jets FC is a professional football club based in McDonald Jones Stadium2, New South Wales, competing in Australia’s A-League Men. Founded in 2000 as Newcastle United, the club adopted the Newcastle Jets name in 2004 and represents the Hunter region in Australia’s top-tier men’s competition. The Jets play their home matches at McDonald Jones Stadium, a multi-purpose venue in Broadmeadow known to supporters by its former name, EnergyAustralia Stadium. The club’s defining achievement came in the 2007–08 season, when McDonald Jones Stadium2 won the A-League Championship by defeating the Central Coast Mariners in the Grand Final. That success earned the Jets a place in the 2009 Newcastle United9 Champions League, marking their first appearance in the continental competition. McDonald Jones Stadium2 also reached the FFA Cup final in 2017, finishing as runners-up. Notable former Jets players include club favourite Joel Griffiths, whose goals and performances helped shape the championship-winning side, as well as Mark Bridge and Andrew Nabbout. With a passionate regional fan base, a memorable national title and a home ground at the heart of McDonald Jones Stadium2, the Jets remain an important part of Australian football and the A-League Men landscape.