Sunday results - 19 April 2026

 NPL Tasmania 

South East United 1-4 Devonport City

NPL Tasmania Under-21s

South East United 0-4 Devonport City

Men’s Southern Championship 

South Hobart 1-1 New Town White Eagles

Women’s Southern Championship 

Kingborough Lions United 2-2 South Hobart 

Saturday results - 18 April 2026

NPL Tasmania 

Kingborough Lions United 3-1 Glenorchy Knights 

Ulverstone 0-6 South Hobart 

Riverside Olympic 2-0 Launceston United 

Launceston City 2-0 Clarence Zebras

NPL Tasmania Under-21s

Kingborough Lions United 6-0 Glenorchy Knights

Riverside Olympic 2-3 Launceston United

Launceston City 2-2 Clarence Zebras 

Ulverstone 0-2 South Hobart 

 Southern Men’s Championship 

Hobart City 5-0 Hobart United 

Women’s Super League

Launceston City 0-6 Devonport City  

Kingborough Lions United 1-4 South Hobart 

Riverside Olympic 0-14 Launceston United

Sunday results - 12 April 2026

NPL Tasmania

South Hobart 6-0 South East United

NPL Tasmania Under-21

South Hobart 0-1 South East United

Southern Championship Women 

New Town White Eagles 2-=1 Clarence Zebras

University 8-0 Hobart City 

Saturday results - 11 April 2026

NPL Tasmania 

Clarence Zebras 2-0 Glenorchy Knights

Kingborough Lions United 5-1 Ulverstone

Riverside Olympic 0-3 Devonport City

NPL Tasmania Under-21

Kingborough Lions United 7-2 Ulverstone

Riverside Olympic 1-4 Devonport City 

Clarence Zebras 2-3 Glenorchy Knights

Photo: Action from South Hobart versus Glenorchy Knights Women’s Super League match. [Photo by Craig Pitt.]

Women’s Super League

South Hobart 2-0 Glenorchy Knights

Riverside Olympic 0-12 Devonport City

Kingborough Lions United 1-0 Taroona 

Southern Championship

South Hobart 11- 0 South East United

University 3-4 Hobart City

Clarence Zebras 4-1 Glenorchy Knights

Friday results - 10 April 2026

 NPL Tasmania

Launceston United 1-7 Launceston City

NPL Tasmania Under-21

Launceston United 0-2 Launceston City

Southern Championship

Olympia Warriors 1-2 New Town Eagles

Lakoseljac Cup and Statewide Cup results - Easter Monday, 6 April 2026

 Lakoseljac Cup

Launceston United 2-3 South East United 

Barnstoneworth 1-0 Metro

Under-21 Statewide Cup

Launceston City 0-8 South Hobart

Lakoselac Cup and Statewide Cup results - 3 and 4 April 2026

Photo:  A distraction in the Taroona versus Glenorchy Knights Women's Statewide Cup game at Kelvedon Park today. [Photo by Craig Pitt]

Lakoseljac Cup Results

South Hobart 10-1 Ulverstone

Clarence Zebras 2-1 Launceston City

Devonport City 7-0 Taroona

Kingborough Lions United 4-0 Riverside Olympic

Olympia Warriors 2-4 Glenorchy Knights

Somerset 1-2 Hobart City

Photo:  Goalmouth action in the Kingborough Lions United versus Riverside Olympic game at Lightwood PArk on Good Friday. [Photo by Craig Pitt]

Under-21 Statewide Cup

South East United 2-6 Ulverstone

Women’s Statewide Cup

Taroona 0-6 Glenorchy Knights

Clarence Zebras 0-6 Devonport City

University 1-11 Launceston United

Results - 27 -29 March 2026

NPL Tasmania

Glenorchy Knights 1-2 South Hobart

Devonport City 1-0 Kingborough Lions United

South East United 1-6 Launceston City

Launceston United 0-1 Clarence Zebras

Ulverstone 2-3 Riverside Olympic

PREMIER LEAGUE (As at 30 March 2026) 

TEAM	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Devonport City	4	4	0	0	17	4	12
South Hobart	4	4	0	0	14	3	12
Launceston City	4	3	0	1	14	5	9
Riverside Olympic	4	3	0	1	9	5	9
Clarence Zebras	4	2	0	2	5	7	6
Kingborough Lions	4	2	0	2	4	6	6
Glenorchy Knights	4	1	0	3	5	8	3
Launceston United	4	0	1	3	2	9	1
Ulverston	4	0	1	3	5	18	1
South East United	4	0	0	4	3	13	0

 

Friday and Saturday Results - 20 and 21 March 2026

NPL Tasmania

Launceston City 2-3 Riverside Olympic [Friday, 20 March 2026)

[Saturday, 21 March 2026)

South Hobart 5-1 Kingborough Lions United

Clarence Zebras 2-4 Devonport City

Glenorchy Knights 3-1 South East United

Ulverstone 1-1 Launceston United [Sunday, 22 March 2026]

NPL Under-21

South Hobart 0-8 Kingborough Lions United

Clarence Zebras 3-0 Devonport City

Launceston City 1-0 Riverside Olympic [Friday, 20 March 2026]

Women’s Super league

Glenorchy Knights 0-3 Devonport City

Men’s Southern Championship

Hobart United 0-10 New Town White Eagles

 

Saturday and Sunday results - 14 and 15 March 2026

NPL Tasmania Results

Kingborough Lions United 2-0 South East United

Devonport CIty 2-0 Launceston United

Launceston City 4-0 Ulverstone

Riverside Olympic 3-0 Glenorchy Knights

South Hobart 2-0 Clarence Zebras [Sunday]

NPL Under-21

Devonport City 8-1 Launceston United

Kingborough Lions United 4-0 South East United

Launceston City 5-2 Ulverstone

Riverside Olympic 0-2 Glenorchy Knights

South Hobart 2-0 Clarence Zebras [Sunday]

Women's Super league

Devonport City 5-0 Taroona

Riverside Olympic 0-5 Glenorchy Knights

South Hobart 4-1 Launceston United 

Launceston City 2-2 Kingborough Lions United

Southern Championship

South Hobart 4-5 Clarence Zebras

Taroona 2-5 New Town White Eagles

University 0-5 Hobart United 

 

NPL Round 1 result - Sunday 8 March 2026

NPL Round 1 result {Sorell)

South East United (1 Sam Sartori 47') lost to Clarence Zebras 2 (Nicholas Milicich 21', Moses Khasif 54')

NPL Tasmania - Opening round, 7 March 2026

Photo:  Action from the Launceston City versus Glenorchy Knights game on Saturday. [Photo by Craig Pitt] 

NPL Tasmania opening-round results

Devonport City 11-2 Ulverstone 

Kingborough Lions United 1-0 Riverside Olympic

Launceston City 2-1 Glenorchy Knights

Launceston United 1-5 South Hobart

[To be played tomorrow;

South East United v Clarence Zebras] 

Friendly result, and Vale Emidio Giusti

Friendly (KGV Park, Saturday, 7 February 2026)

Glenorchy Knights 4-1 Launceston City

(HT: 2-0)

***** 

Photo:  Emidio Giusti refereeing a Metro game. 

Vale Emidio Felice Giusti (17 11 1947  -  05 02 2026)

The death occurred in Hobart last week of referee Emidio Giusti, 78.

Emidio was born in Frosolone, Italy, and his family migrated to Australia in the 1950s.

He first played for Hobart Jiventus and after retiring from playing turned to refereeing.

He had a stint as a referee in the higher leagues but spent many years refereeing in the social leagues and lower levels, where he was often indispensable and part of the scenery.

Many lower league players and teams were grateful to Emidio for always being available to officiate at their games,

Emidio is survived by his wife, Maria, and children Claudio, Roberto and Lorenzo, and he was the father-in-law of Cameron.

Top-flight referee Alfonso Giusti was his nephew. 

Photo: Emidio Giusti (extreme left in front row in a referees' team.

Tony Pignata, Football Tasmania CEO, awarded Order of Australia

Photo:  Tony Pignata (left) with noted football journalist Ted Symmons in Salamanca Place, Hobart. [PlessPix]

Football Tasmania CEO Tony Pignata has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the Governor General's Australia Day Honours today, in recognition of his significant services to football across Australia.

Mr Pignata’s contribution to the game spans playing, administration and senior executive leadership, with influence across grassroots, State and national levels of Australian football. His football journey began as a junior player at Salesian College, where his lifelong involvement in the game was first established. He progressed through the Victorian football system and went on to play in the National Premier Leagues (NPL) with Box Hill Inter, gaining valuable on-field experience and a deep understanding of the domestic football landscape.

Transitioning into administration, Mr Pignata built a distinguished career in football leadership. He served as Chief Executive Officer of Football Victoria, where he played a central role in governance reform, participation growth and the strengthening of development pathways across the State.

Mr Pignata later moved into the professional game, serving as Chief Executive Officer across three A-League clubs. During this period, he oversaw sustained on-field success, commercial growth and organisational stability, contributing to the evolution and credibility of the national competition. 

His tenure included playing a key role in attracting a globally-recognised marquee player to the A-League, a landmark moment that significantly elevated the league’s international profile, commercial appeal and supporter engagement.

Mr Pignata has been CEO of Football Tasmania since September 2023, where he continues to focus on participation growth, high-performance pathways and ensuring the long-term sustainability of football across the State.

Mr Pignata said he was humbled by today's honour.

“I am deeply honoured to receive the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to football,” Mr Pignata said.

“This recognition reflects the efforts of many people I’ve had the privilege of working alongside - players, coaches, volunteers, administrators and clubs who give so much to the game at every level.”

He said football’s ability to connect communities had been a consistent motivator throughout his career.

“Football is more than a sport," he said. "It is a community, a pathway and a powerful connector across cultures and generations. I’m proud to have contributed to a game that has given me so much.”

Mr Pignata also acknowledged the support of his family and colleagues. “Any contribution I’ve made has only been possible because of the encouragement and support of my family, friends and colleagues over many years," he said. "This honour belongs to all of them as well.”

The Medal of the Order of Australia recognises Australians who have demonstrated outstanding service and commitment within their field and community.
Football Tasmania president and chair Bob Gordon said Mr Pignata was a deserving recipient of the Award, citing his longevity in the game and his extensive experience.

“Football Tasmania is very fortunate to have a CEO of Tony’s calibre,” he said.

“His experience, expertise and football knowledge is second to none, and he has led many organisations through periods of enormous growth and development. We are privileged to be a part of his legacy to our great game.”