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A 12-year-old Queensland boy was placed in a coma after falling off his mountain bike - with his devastated family saying they are in a living nightmare.

As Western Pride and Ipswich Knights battle to lock up top four spots, clubs receive some contrasting news. See the latest gains and losses.

Knights looking to make most of home ground advantage as premier competition pressure rises.

Ipswich players benefit from tackling higher level footballers in national knockout competition. See why the Knights are upbeat returning home this weekend.

Terrific battle with Brisbane City provides timely lift for Ipswich side. Now it’s time to turn on attack with more goals.

Premium Content Subscriber only WITH his burst of speed and lethal zigzagging runs, Atillio "Will Asante deserved to score his first premiership goal for Western Pride. He was heavily marked and crunch tackled on a chilly Thursday night in Ipswich yet still produced a classic header to secure Prides third consecutive victory of the Football Queensland Premier League 1 season. But dont bother calling him Atillio. The Italian-bred attacking weapon is happy to be known by his "Aussie name Will...

Premium Content Subscriber only THE Ipswich Knights have three added reasons to advance in the FFA Cup competition by beating Souths at Bundamba on Friday night. The first is getting another good crowd along after the terrific atmosphere during their recent 2-0 Tuesday night victory over Moggill at the same ground. "It was a great night the other night. The best crowd Ive seen there in a number of years, said head coach Andy Ogden. He hopes another well-supported home game can help the Knig...

Premium Content AS a self-confessed "older footballer, highly regarded goalkeeper Jake Reesby is learning the piano. Having joined Western Pride this season, Reesby recently bought a keyboard to play some tunes and help him relax. With less training than previously at National Premier Leagues level, the accomplished player has found a new hobby. But as he highlighted in Prides latest Queensland Football Premier League 1 victory tonight, 29-year-old Reesby still means business on the field. ...