- Brisbane City have conceded an average of 1.67 goals per game on the road in NPL Queensland 2026.
- Brisbane Wynnum Wolves have conceded 17 goals in 9 home NPL Queensland 2026 fixtures.
- Brisbane City have won 6, drawn 2 and lost just 1 of their 9 away NPL Queensland 2026 matches so far this season.
Sides set to split the points
Brisbane City arrive at the Wynnum Wanderers Sports Complex sitting 5th in the NPL Queensland 2026 table on 30 points from 19 matches. They are just 1 point above Wynnum Wolves, who are 6th on 29 points after an identical 19-match campaign.
City are the slight favourites for this Friday's clash at 2.5, but the Wolves are only a few ticks behind at 2.25 and the draw is also juicy at 4.0, which is our selection here as this looks a very tight contest.
The hosts have hit some good form of late with 3 wins, a draw and a defeat in their last 5 matches and are coming into this on the back of 3 wins on the spin, so we feel they can get something from this match.
Head-to-head record is a dead heat
City are in patchy form, with 2 wins and 3 defeats in their last 5 games, but they come into this match on the back of two straight victories, so we're looking at a closely contested affair.
The head-to-head also backs up a draw as Wynnum Wolves have won 1 and drawn 1 of the last 2 meetings and City are still seeking a first win in the sequence after a 4-3 defeat away in their previous meeting.
Wynnum will be looking for a little revenge as well after the bad blood that erupted between the clubs earlier in 2026, when a red card was brandished in a game against these sides.
Direct Wolves will test City’s build-up
The hosts have a very conservative base and are a pretty direct side who can switch to an aggressive gameplan with physical pressing and potency from set pieces. This could suit them against City, who are a very possession-based side that like to control the tempo, but that leaves them vulnerable to the odd counter-attack and they could get caught in an end-to-end match here.
Over 2.5 goals at 1.3 looks a certainty and both teams to score at 1.28 seems like a no-brainer, with Wynnum's back four often getting exposed in the defensive third.
