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Moreton City Excelsior FC

Moreton City Excelsior FC

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clubnameMoreton City Excelsior
imageMoreton_City_Excelsior_FC_new_logo.png
fullnameMoreton City Excelsior Football Club
nicknameExcelsior, Jets
foundedas Albany Creek Excelsior FC
as Moreton Bay United FC
as Moreton City Excelsior FC
groundWolter Park, Albany Creek
Perry Park (Championship)
capacity2,000
5,000 (Championship)
managerCameron Millar
league
season
position
websitehttps://www.moretoncityexcelsiorfc.com/
current2025 in Queensland soccer#Men's competitions

as Moreton Bay United FC as Moreton City Excelsior FC Perry Park (Championship) 5,000 (Championship) Moreton City Excelsior FC (formerly Moreton Bay United FC) is an Australian soccer club located in the northern Brisbane suburb of Albany Creek and representing the City of Moreton Bay of Queensland.

The club resulted from a merger in 2023 between Moreton Bay United (formed in 2012) and Albany Creek Excelsior FC (formed in 1963), and currently competes in the National Premier Leagues Queensland. the former Albany Creek team is now being considered the Moreton City Excelsior 'Reserves' side, competing in the Brisbane Premier League.

History

Former club crest (2012–2023)

Moreton Bay United FC was established in 2012 with the aim of joining the new National Premier Leagues Queensland. The club was among the 12 successful applicants selected to compete in the inaugural 2013 season of NPL Queensland.

The club has always been associated with the Albany Creek Excelsior club, with the two clubs share a home ground at Wolter Park, Albany Creek. In its initial season of competition, Albany Creek players supplied between 50% and 80% of the players in Moreton Bay United's junior teams.

Moreton Bay United's most successful season to date has been the 2015 season when the club narrowly finished top of the NPL Queensland ladder, winning the premiership on goal difference ahead of Brisbane Strikers in a title race that went down to the last day of the season. Moreton Bay United went on to beat Brisbane Strikers 2–1 in the grand final to become champions. The club qualified for the 2015 National Premier Leagues finals, beating Edgeworth Eagles 3–1 in the quarter-finals before losing 2–1 to eventual champions Blacktown City in the semi-finals.

In 2017, Moreton Bay United reached the Round of 32 stage of the FFA Cup for the first time after a 4–2 win over Olympic FC in the final preliminary round. The club went on to defeat Broadmeadow Magic 4–2 in extra time in the Round of 32, but were then knocked out 1–0 in extra time by Gold Coast City in the Round of 16. In the 2017 NPL Queensland season Moreton Bay United scraped into the final four on the last day of the regular season, then won their semi-final 3–1 against premiers Brisbane Strikers, but narrowly lost the grand final 2–1 to Western Pride after conceding a goal in the 90th minute.

In 2025 they will compete in the inaugural Australian Championship, after becoming Queensland Premiers in the regular season.

Players

Current squad

Seasons

SeasonAs Moreton Bay United FCDivision (tier) LeaguePldWDLGFGAGDPtsPositionQueensland FinalsNPL FinalsFFA CupAs Moreton City Excelsior FC
2013NPL Queensland (2)2211383944−5366thDNQDNQNot yet founded
2014NPL Queensland (2)241248785325405thDNQDNQPreliminary Round 4
2015NPL Queensland (2)221453542529471stChampionsSemi-finalPreliminary Round 6
2016NPL Queensland (2)2211383944−5367thDNQDNQPreliminary Round 6
2017NPL Queensland (2)221255492722414thRunner-upDNQRound of 16
2023NPL Queensland221156452719382ndRunner-up
2024NPL Queensland221543602634492ndRunner-up
2025221453482325471st
2025Australian Championship

Source:

Key:Premiers / ChampionsPromoted ↑Relegated ↓

The tier is the level in the Australian soccer league system

Honours

;NPL Queensland

  • Premiers: 2015, 2025
  • Champions: 2015

References

References

  1. "HISTORY OF MCE FC". Moreton City Excelsior FC official website.
  2. "History of the club". Moreton Bay United FC website.
  3. (3 October 2012). "Brisbane City, Brisbane Strikers and Moreton Bay United granted APL licences". [[Quest Community Newspapers.
  4. "Meet our club associates". Moreton Bay United FC website.
  5. (28 August 2015). "Roar legend says NPL Queensland title race between Moreton Bay United and Brisbane Strikers may be decided by pressure test". [[The Courier-Mail]].
  6. "Queensland National Premier League 2015 Fixtures/Results". socceraust.co.uk website.
  7. "Jets Down Olympic To Progress To Round Of 32". Football Brisbane website.
  8. Marco Monteverde. (2 August 2017). "FFA Cup: Moreton Bay United beat Broadmeadow Magic in extra-time". [[The Courier-Mail]].
  9. Marco Monteverde. (23 August 2017). "Gold Coast City knocks fellow NPL club Moreton Bay United out of FFA Cup". [[The Courier-Mail]].
  10. Blake Birt. (3 September 2017). "Pride Seal First Silverware After Late Late Winner". sportstg.com.
  11. (8 October 2025). "Inaugural Australian Championship squads announced". [[Football Australia]].
  12. "Moreton Bay United FC". Brisbane Football (Soccer) Tables.
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