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The Wellington Phoenix Football Club is a professional football team in New Zealand and consists of an A-League Women's team, an A-League Men's team and the Wellington Phoenix Academy which currently caters to three girls youth teams (U20, U17 & U15) and five boys youth teams (U20, U19, U18, U17 & U15)

Brisbane Roar FC is a passionate football club, appreciated and respected around the world for its sporting achievements and its values that are found in the search for excellence on and off the pitch, and contribute to fulfilling the expectations of its members and supporters. Brisbane Roar is a sincere and honest rival on the pitch, who operate with respect for all teams they compete against and their fans. From the sportspersons to the professionals we aim to work as a team, bringing the best of our individual capabilities to benefit the club as a collective. The Brisbane Roar Football Club compete in the Isuzu Ute A-League, Liberty A-League and Queensland National Premier League competitions under licence from Australian Professional Leagues and Football Queensland.

Ex A-league Football Club now playing in the National Premier League and looking to re-enter the A-League. Gold Coast United FC operates in both the women's and men's National Premier Leagues in Australia with a focus on providing exceptional development and opportunities for young Australian footballers. We pride ourselves on providing opportunities for young players, producing professional and semi-professional male and female players and linking with scholarships to US Colleges. We seek to provide opportunities to the youngest Australian players that are capable of playing in the National Premier Leagues and focus on holistic player-centered development for aspiring footballers of all ages. We are one of a small number of Gold Rated academies in Australia. In our previous season, we won all but one of the male youth leagues (U13-U16) and all but one of the female youth leagues (U13-U17). We are the highest contributor of youth representative players in Queensland (and likely Australia).