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AI Predicted the 2026 QLD Top Tiers
NPL QLD to FQPL 2
We used last season’s ladders, team changes, early-season results, match timelines, and broader context to build AI-based projections across the top end of the Queensland pyramid. This hub covers the top three competitions here — NPL QLD, FQPL 1 and FQPL 2 — then links you through to part two for the Metro tiers.
2026 Predictions Hub
NPL QLD to FQPL 2 top-end overview
The goal here is not just to mirror the current table. Each prediction is built around what usually matters most over a full season: strength of schedule, performance against stronger opposition, attacking output, defensive control, and how consistently teams manage different game states.
These three leagues give a strong read on the top end of the Queensland pyramid, from the control and quality at NPL level through to the fixture distortion and volatility often seen in FQPL 1 and FQPL 2. The full individual articles go much deeper, including projected ladders and team-by-team reasoning.
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League predictions here
Top End
NPL to FQPL 2
Part 2
FQPL 3 to FQPL 6 below
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NPL QLD
Knights, Lions and Power headline the top end, with the league shaped by how teams perform in high-quality matchups.
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FQPL 1
Broadbeach and Strikers project as the benchmark sides, with Redlands and Ipswich close enough to challenge.
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FQPL 2
Fixture difficulty heavily shapes the early picture, with Moreton City still projecting strongest over the full season.
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Continue to Part Two
Part 2: FQPL 3 to FQPL 6
Continue into the Metro tiers, where strength of schedule, attacking volatility and game control create a very different ladder picture. This second article covers FQPL 3, FQPL 4, FQPL 5 and FQPL 6 in one place.
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