Queensland’s Longest Unbeaten Runs Since 2024: Main Pyramid Top 10
From Robina City’s 24-match run to Narangba’s 23 straight wins, these are the 10 longest unbeaten...
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April 6, 2026
Using last season’s ladder, promoted and relegated teams, and detailed match results from the opening rounds, we built an AI-based projection of how FQPL 5 could finish. Rather than just looking at results, this analysis focuses on how games have actually played out — because early patterns in scoring, momentum, and consistency often reveal more than the table itself.



































Old Bridge project as the most complete side in the competition, with Ridge Hills and QUT the strongest challengers behind them. Bethania and Pine Rivers remain well placed around the finals positions, while the middle of the table looks defined by consistency rather than ceiling. Lower down, defensive instability continues to shape the outlook for several sides.
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Old Bridge have established themselves as the most complete side in the league, combining consistent results with dominant scorelines. They have shown the ability to control games and limit opposition chances, which is typically the defining trait of a team that finishes top over a full season.



Ridge Hills have quickly developed into a genuine contender after an early setback, showing strong attacking output and clear improvement across each round. Their trajectory suggests a team that is adapting well and capable of sustaining a promotion push.



QUT’s results highlight one of the most dangerous attacking profiles in the league, with the ability to score heavily and turn games quickly. While they have shown inconsistency, their offensive output gives them a strong platform to climb into the top four over a full season.



Bethania have been effective at collecting points, but many of their wins have come in tight, high-scoring matches. While they remain competitive, this reliance on narrow results may make it difficult to maintain a top two position over time.



Pine Rivers have demonstrated they can compete with strong sides but have struggled to maintain consistency across results. Their performances suggest a team capable of challenging for finals, but not quite stable enough to push higher.



Mooroondu have shown steady improvement and a level of consistency that places them above more volatile teams. While they may not dominate matches, their ability to pick up results should keep them comfortably mid-table.



Willowburn have remained competitive without producing standout performances. Their results indicate a balanced side that can stay in games but may lack the edge required to push further up the ladder.



Slacks Creek have been involved in several high-scoring and unpredictable matches, showing attacking potential but defensive instability. This inconsistency is likely to keep them in the lower mid-table positions.



Jimboomba have shown attacking intent but continue to concede heavily in key moments. Their performances suggest a team that can compete but struggles to maintain control across full matches.



Acacia Ridge have had inconsistent results and have shown defensive vulnerability, particularly in heavier defeats. Over a full season, this lack of stability is likely to limit their ability to climb the table.



Tarragindi have had isolated strong results but have otherwise struggled, particularly against stronger opposition. Their results suggest difficulty maintaining competitiveness across full matches.



Westside’s performances point to ongoing defensive issues, conceding multiple goals across several matches. Compared to last season, this represents a significant drop-off, and current patterns suggest a difficult season ahead.
The clearest trend across the league is the impact of attacking momentum combined with defensive control. Teams that can consistently convert chances and manage games are separating themselves early, while those involved in high-scoring, unpredictable matches are struggling to build sustained form.
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