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Queensland's comeback kings
AC Carina and Bethania Rams have both won seven matches after falling behind. Dig into the score timelines, though, and two very different types of comeback team emerge.
7
AC Carina comeback wins
7
Bethania Rams comeback wins
6
Grange Thistle comeback wins
−3
biggest deficit overturned
BEYOND THE TOTAL
Not all comebacks are created equal
Counting comeback wins tells us who has done it most often. Looking at how long each team actually spent behind tells us much more.
Carina have spent 143 recorded regulation-clock minutes behind across their seven comeback victories. Each win contained one deficit and one recovery.
Bethania have spent only 110 minutes behind, but have recovered from 11 separate losing positions. In three wins they equalised, fell behind again and had to come back another time.
THE COMEBACK TABLE
Who keeps finding a way back?
Wins after trailing, with the deepest deficit each club has successfully overturned.
AC Carina
FQPL 3 Metro
7
wins
−1
Bethania Rams
FQPL 5 Metro
7
wins
−1
Grange Thistle
FQPL 2
6
wins
−2
Burleigh Heads
FQPL 3 South Coast
5
wins
−1
Mackay Rangers
FQPL Whitsunday Coast
5
wins
−3
West Wanderers
FQPL 3 Darling Downs
5
wins
−1
CHASING THE GAME
Average minutes behind in a comeback win
Grange's six comeback wins required considerably more time chasing the game than the other clubs at the top.
Grange Thistle
AC Carina
West Wanderers
Bethania Rams
Mackay Rangers
Burleigh Heads
Grange have spent 226 recorded minutes behind across their six comeback wins — almost 38 minutes per match.
THE TWO LEADERS
How long did they actually spend behind?
Each bar represents the recorded time spent trailing in that comeback victory.
AC CARINA
143 minutes behind
Springfield
North Lakes
Newmarket
Mt Gravatt
North Lakes
Mt Gravatt
UQFC
BETHANIA RAMS
110 minutes · 11 deficits
Pine Rivers
Slacks Creek
Jimboomba
Westside
Ridge Hills
Acacia Ridge
QUT
Lime-outline rows = Bethania fell behind more than once.
BETHANIA RAMS
PINE RIVERS
THE COMEBACK INSIDE THE COMEBACK
Three deficits. One win.
Bethania went behind at 22', 60' and 65'. Each time they found an equaliser, before finally going ahead in the 79th minute.
27
minutes behind
3
separate deficits
79'
final go-ahead goal
THE EXTREME END
Three goals down. Still won.
Three Queensland clubs have overturned a three-goal deficit in the validated score-state data.
MACKAY RANGERS
Down 1–4. Then down again.
AGAINST
Mackay Wanderers
Mackay Wanderers
48'
1–4
→
72'
4–4
→
75'
4–5
→
84'
6–5
Rangers erased a three-goal deficit, fell behind again after getting level, and still found the winner at 84'.
BURDEKIN FC
0–3 down. Six second-half goals.
AGAINST
Saints Eagles Souths
Saints Eagles Souths
35'
0–3
→
58'
3–3
→
69'
4–4
→
72'
6–4
Burdekin scored six times between 48' and 72', including two in the final three minutes of the comeback.
MOGGILL FC
A three-goal deficit erased in minutes.
AGAINST
UQFC
UQFC
38'
0–3
→
39'
1–3
→
44'
3–3
→
57'
4–3
Moggill conceded the third in the 38th minute, then scored at 39', 41' and 44' to go into half-time level.
THE TAKEAWAY
The result tells you who won. The timeline tells you how ridiculous it was.
Carina have made a habit of patiently chasing games down. Bethania have repeatedly recovered from one setback after another. Grange have spent huge stretches behind and still won six times. And elsewhere, even a three-goal advantage has not always been enough.
COMEBACK WIN
Team trailed at some stage before eventually winning.
MINUTES BEHIND
Regulation-clock time between entering a losing state and returning level.
MULTIPLE DEFICITS
Falling behind again after equalising counts as another trailing period.
90' BUCKET
90+X cannot be treated as exact because added-time values are not preserved reliably.
