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Mitchelton FC - Fc VS Caloundra Live
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06-21 15:00
6 - 2
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137
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114
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36
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6
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### Article 4

Mitchelton FC ran riot with a 6-2 demolition of Caloundra in Queensland Division 2 (QLD D2) on June 21, 2026. The emphatic win underlined Mitchelton’s attacking firepower and kept them at the top of the table.

Match Report

From the first whistle, Mitchelton FC were on the front foot. Caloundra, who had been in decent form, were simply overrun by the home side’s pace and movement. Mitchelton scored three goals in the first 30 minutes, with their striker netting a brace inside the first quarter of an hour. Caloundra pulled one back before half-time, but the match was effectively decided by the interval.

Second Half Blitz

Mitchelton picked up where they left off, adding two more goals early in the second half to make it 5-1. Caloundra showed some fight, scoring a consolation goal, but Mitchelton had the final say with a sixth goal in the 82nd minute. The final scoreline of 6-2 was a fair reflection of the home side’s dominance.

Standout Players

  • Mitchelton striker (hat-trick): The spearhead of the attack was unplayable, scoring three times and assisting another.
  • Mitchelton winger (two assists): Constant threat down the flank, delivered dangerous crosses throughout.
  • Caloundra midfielder: Tried to rally his team, scoring one and creating the other goal.

Impact on Standings

The victory strengthened Mitchelton FC’s grip on the QLD D2 leadership, opening a five-point gap at the top. Caloundra dropped to the middle of the pack and will need to tighten up defensively if they are to challenge for promotion.

Mitchelton will hope to maintain this high-scoring form as they aim for a return to Queensland’s top tier.