Brisbane Roar FC
Australian football club
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May 2025 | The ATO issued a third winding up order against Brisbane Roar over unpaid debts. |
May 14 2025 | Michael Valkanis is set to coach his first game for Brisbane Roar FC, a Australian Cup playoff match against Wellington Phoenix in Darwin. |
May 7 2025 | Brisbane Roar FC unveiled former Socceroo Michael Valkanis as their new Head Coach. |
May 6 2025 | Club announced Ruben Zadkovich had left with immediate effect after finishing second last in the league. |
May 6 2025 | Ruben Zadkovich becomes head coach of Brisbane Roar FC. |
April 17 2025 | Brisbane Roar beat Western United 2–1. |
2025 | Brisbane Roar FC participated in the playoff round for the 2025 Australia Cup, which was held just after the conclusion of the regular season. |
2025 | Jack Hingert replaced Matt McKay as the player with the most appearances for Brisbane Roar FC in Round 26 of the 2024/25 season, reaching 304 appearances. |
April 4 2025 | Brisbane Roar lost to Macarthur FC 1–5. |
March 30 2025 | Brisbane Roar lost to Auckland FC 0–2. |
March 15 2025 | Perth Glory lost to Brisbane Roar 1–3. |
March 8 2025 | Adelaide United drew with Brisbane Roar 1–1. |
March 1 2025 | Brisbane Roar drew with Melbourne Victory 1–1. |
February 12 2025 | Asumah Abubakar signed from Switzerland's Grasshopper on a free transfer for 5 months |
February 6 2025 | Wellington Phoenix drew with Brisbane Roar 1–1. |
February 3 2025 | Néicer Acosta from Ecuador becomes unattached |
February 3 2025 | Austin Ludwik signed from Gold Coast Knights on a free transfer for 5 months |
February 2 2025 | Alex Parsons transfers to Northern Ireland's Cliftonville |
January 31 2025 | Brisbane Roar lost to Western Sydney Wanderers 0–1. |
January 31 2025 | Scott Neville retires from professional football |
January 23 2025 | Nathan Amanatidis signed from Sydney FC on a free transfer for 2.5 years |
January 22 2025 | Thomas Waddingham transfers to England's Portsmouth for an undisclosed fee |
January 18 2025 | Sydney FC lost to Brisbane Roar 3–4. |
January 16 2025 | Henry Hore's loan from Gangwon FC ended after 1.5 years |
January 11 2025 | Melbourne City beat Brisbane Roar 1–0. |
January 7 2025 | Record consecutive matches without a win sequence of 15 matches ends. |
January 7 2025 | Brisbane Roar lost to Newcastle Jets 0–1. |
January 6 2025 | Harry Van Der Saag becomes unattached |
January 3 2025 | Brisbane Roar lost to Central Coast Mariners 1–3. |
January 2 2025 | Joe Caletti transfers to Japan's Tochigi City |
2024 | Brisbane Roar FC competed in the 2024 A-League Men season, tracking disciplinary records across various competitions including A-League Men, 2024 Australia Cup, and 2025 Australia Cup play-off. |
2024 | Under Ruben Zadkovich, Brisbane Roar recorded the worst start to an A-League season in club history after 12 games. |
2024 | Brisbane Roar broke the record for consecutive home game losses in A-League Men competition, losing eight straight home games, surpassing the previous record of seven set by New Zealand Knights in 2005. |
2024 | Announced return to original orange and blue colours for the 2024–25 season to mark the 20th anniversary of the A-League. |
2024 | Brisbane Roar Football Club begins its 20th season in the A-League Men, marking a significant milestone in the club's history. |
2024 | Brisbane Roar participates in the Australia Cup, continuing the club's tradition of competing in multiple competitions during the season. |
December 29 2024 | Western United beat Brisbane Roar 1–0. |
December 21 2024 | Brisbane Roar lost to Perth Glory 0–1. |
December 14 2024 | Western Sydney Wanderers drew with Brisbane Roar 2–2. |
December 6 2024 | Brisbane Roar lost to Melbourne City 1–4. |
November 30 2024 | Macarthur FC drew with Brisbane Roar 4–4. |
November 23 2024 | Brisbane Roar lost to Adelaide United 2–3. |
November 9 2024 | Melbourne Victory beat Brisbane Roar 2–0. |
November 1 2024 | Brisbane Roar lost to Sydney FC 2–3. |
October 2024 | Roar and Football Queensland announced a collaboration in men's player pathways, which triggered a club mutiny involving several NPL clubs. |
October 19 2024 | Auckland FC beat Brisbane Roar 2–0. |
October 5 2024 | Adelaide United Australia's drew with Australia's Brisbane Roar 1–1. |
September 19 2024 | Youth scholarships signed: Pearson Kasawaya and Jacob Brazete from Sydney FC Youth, both for 2 years |
September 17 2024 | Players Jez Lofthouse, Rylan Brownlie, and Ryan Lethlean leave Brisbane Roar FC |
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