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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 I've seen there in a number of years,'' said head coach Andy Ogden. He hopes another well-supported home game can help the Knights build momentum. Returning to Eric Evans Reserve for the fifth round clash, Ogden also wants ...

Goalkeeper’s pleasing debut, birthday chant for club president as Ipswich team surprises higher level opponents

The countdown is on as Northern NSW Football prepares to get 2021 competition underway with live broadcast

The countdown is on as Northern NSW Football prepares to get 2021 competition underway with live broadcast

For the Ipswich City Bulls, it was a chance to show how to handle pressure. Both regional sides did that by recovering from halftime deficits to win their opening SEQ Round 2 FFA Cup matches on Sunday night. Spirit came from 2-0 down against a physical Clairvaux side to win 4-3 at Clairvaux Mackillop College. The Bulls also worked hard to overpower Slacks Creek 3-2 in their clash at Sutton Park. Sam Chesterfield scored a double with Dane Grant also finding the net. "Really happy with the result,'' head coach Norbert Duga said of his side preparing for this year's Capital League 1 season...