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((short description|Brisbane v Gold Coast in Australian rules football))
((Use dmy dates|date=January 2018))
((Use Australian English|date=January 2018))
((Infobox Sports rivalry
 | title                     = QClash
 | firstmeeting                     = 7 May 2011 <br /><small>(Gold Coast 124–116 Brisbane)</small>
 | trophy                     = QClash Trophy
 | total                     = 25
 | league                     = regular-season
 | series                     = ((AFL Bri)) 18 wins <br /> ((AFL GC)) 7 wins
 | largestvictory                     = ((AFL Bri)), 91 points<br/><small>10 August 2019</small>
 | nextmeeting                     = AFLW: 14 October 2023<br/>AFL: 2024
 | mostrecent                     = 29 July 2023 <br /><small>(Gold Coast 96–55 Brisbane)</small>
 | longeststreak                     = ((AFL Bri)), 9<br/><small>18 August 2018–29 July 2023</small>
 | currentstreak                     = ((AFL GC)), 1<br/><small>29 July 2023–present</small>
 | teams                     = ((AFL Bri))<br/>((AFL GC))
))

The '''QClash''' is the name given to the [[Australian rules football]] rivalry match between the [[Brisbane Lions]] and [[Gold Coast Suns]], who both participate in the [[Australian Football League]] (AFL). The first men's QClash was held in [[2011 AFL season|2011]], with Gold Coast winning by 8 points at home (although the game was played at the Lions' [[The Gabba]]). The game achieved the record for the highest [[Foxtel|pay TV]] viewing audience ever for an AFL game, with a total of 354,745 viewers tuning in to watch the game on [[Foxtel]] channel [[Fox Footy]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20110512135959/http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/113420/default.aspx QClash sets TV record] - afl.com.au. Published 9 May 2011. Retrieved 11 May 2011.</ref>

==Background==
The '''QClash''' was promoted by the league, the clubs and the football media as a name for the game,<ref>((cite news|url=http://newsstore.fairfax.com.au/apps/viewDocument.ac;jsessionid=0C1BDDF27D7303F8328FFDB77A107867?page=1&sy=nstore&kw=qclash&pb=all_ffx&dt=selectRange&dr=2years&so=relevance&sf=text&sf=headline&rc=100&rm=200&sp=adv&clsPage=1&docID=AGE110507N0KE46FBM4J |title=Jumping the Q|first=Andrew |last=Stafford|date=7 May 2011|work=The Age|page=11))</ref> in similar terms to the other [[local derby|local derbies]] that exist in the AFL, such as the [[Western Derby]] and [[Showdown (AFL)|Showdown]].<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.afl.com.au/tabid/208/default.aspx?newsid=139578 |title=Rivals search for a name|first=James |last=Dampney|date= 26 June 2012))((dead link|date=September 2021|bot=medic))((cbignore|bot=medic))</ref>

((blockquote|"We wanted a name that embodied Queensland, one that was unique and simple. We also wanted to reflect the big scale of the matches. Speaking to the coaches and players, there is no doubt that both teams want to win whenever we come together, and the QClash will be a real battle for state pride." — Former Brisbane Lions CEO Malcolm Holmes.<ref>[http://www.lions.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/5085/newsid/109254/default.aspx Lions and Suns launch QClash]</ref>))

The medal for the player adjudged [[Man of the match#Australian rules football|best on ground]] in the QClash is awarded the [[Marcus Ashcroft Medal]]. It is named after former footballer [[Marcus Ashcroft]], who played junior football on the Gold Coast for [[Surfers Paradise Australian Football Club|Surfers Paradise]]/[[Southport Australian Football Club|Southport]] and 318 VFL/AFL games for the [[Brisbane Bears]]/[[Brisbane Lions|Lions]] between 1989 and 2003. He was the first Queenslander to play 300 VFL/AFL games and later served as a coach and administrator for the [[Gold Coast Suns]].<ref>[https://archive.today/20121230150842/http://www.lions.com.au/tabid/5085/default.aspx?newsid=112838 QClash 1: Marcus Ashcroft Medal announced] (1 May 2011)</ref> Current Gold Coast captain [[Touk Miller]] has won the medal a record four times.

The trophy awarded to the winner of the game is currently known as the "QClash Trophy". The trophy is a traditional-looking silver cup with a wooden base and a plaque. The plaque's inscription reads from left to right, "Brisbane Lions AFC, QCLASH, Gold Coast Suns FC".<ref>((cite news|url=http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/afl/lions-star-jonathan-brown-issues-rallying-cry-ahead-of-qclash/story-e6frepf6-1226334726023 |title=Lions star Jonathan Brown issues rallying cry ahead of QClash |author1=Greg Davis |author2=Andrew Hamilton |work=The Courier-Mail |date=21 April 2012))</ref>

===Venues===

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Brisbane
!Gold Coast
|-
|[[The Gabba]]
|[[Carrara Stadium]]
|-
|Capacity: '''42,000'''
|Capacity: '''25,000'''
|-
|[[File:The Gabba Panorama.jpg|200px]]
|[[File:Sunny Carrara Stadium.jpg|200px]]
|}

==Notable QClashes==

===QClash 1 — Inaugural Queensland Clash===
The first edition of the QClash took place on 7 May 2011 at [[the Gabba]]. The Suns were required to host the inaugural meeting between the two teams at the Gabba as their home ground, [[Carrara Stadium]], was unavailable until later that year. Despite the Lions not having won a game for the season leading into the game, they were considered strong favourites to defeat their Gold Coast neighbours. The Suns had recorded their first ever AFL win two weeks prior to the clash while Brisbane was winless leading into the first ever Queensland derby.<ref>[http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/port-adelaide-host-the-gold-coast-suns-in-round-five-of-the-2011-afl/story-e6frf33l-1226043741266 Suns score first win over Port Adelaide]</ref> In the lead up to the match, triple premiership Lion [[Simon Black]] expressed resentment towards the Suns by stating "the AFL have given them everything, and then some" as well as labelling former Brisbane players [[Jared Brennan]] and [[Michael Rischitelli]] "mercenaries" because they had joined the Suns in the off season.<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/national/simon-black-sledges-former-brisbane-lions-teammate-michael-rischitelli-and-jared-brennan/story-e6frfkp9-1226048712860 Simon Black sledges former Brisbane Lions teammate Michael Rischitelli and Jared Brennan]</ref> Gold Coast coach [[Guy McKenna]] returned serve by stating that the Suns were brought into the competition to clean up the mess left by the [[Brisbane Bears]],<ref>[https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/nsw/suns-coach-guy-mckenna-hits-back-at-brisbane-lions-gibes-ng-2ac04fa3fde0db0793cffeb90c1a37e2 Suns coach Guy McKenna hits back at Brisbane Lions gibes]</ref> which Lions coach and former Bears player [[Michael Voss]] said he took personally and stated that McKenna's comments were "out of line".<ref>[https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/suns-swipe-personal-says-voss-20110506-1eb4l.html Suns swipe 'personal' says Voss]</ref> Two days before the game it was revealed that 10 Queenslanders had been chosen to compete in the clash. The Suns got off to a hot start in the first quarter and led the clash by 19 points at first exchange of ends. The Gold Coast held that lead through the first three quarters and the tension rose early in the third term when Gold Coast's [[David Swallow]] unintentionally knocked Brisbane's [[Andrew Raines]] unconscious, who was taken off with concussion. Trailing by 19 points at the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Lions mounted a comeback off the back of six second half goals from [[Ashley McGrath]], who was swung forward at half time. A [[Todd Banfield]] goal at the 15-minute mark in the fourth term equaled the scores late in the game but a spectacular pack mark taken by Gold Coast forward [[Nathan Krakouer]] a minute later stemmed the tide as he kicked truly for his fifth goal to give the Suns a one-goal lead. McGrath's sixth goal just seconds later again equaled the scores once again. The Gold Coast were awarded a controversial free kick for a high tackle a minute later which allowed small forward [[Brandon Matera]] to play on and kick the Suns to a seven-point lead that they wouldn't relinquish. The Suns claim the inaugural QClash 18.16 (124) to 17.14 (116).<ref>[http://www.afl.com.au/news/2011-05-07/hot-suns-fry-lions Hot Suns fry Lions]</ref> Former Lion and new Sun Jared Brennan was awarded the inaugural [[Marcus Ashcroft Medal]] for his best on ground performance that included 30 disposals and 14 clearances.

((AFLGameDetailed
|title = QClash 1
|date = Saturday, 7 May 2011 (7:10&nbsp;pm)
|home team = ((AFL GC))
|home Q1 = 6.3 (39)
|home Q2 = 10.8 (68)
|home Q3 = 13.13 (91)
|home final = 18.16 (124)
|home goals= 5: [[Nathan Krakouer|Krakouer]]<br /> 2: [[Brandon Matera|Matera]], [[Liam Patrick|Patrick]], [[Tom Lynch (Australian footballer, born 1992)|Lynch]] <br /> 1: [[Danny Stanley|Stanley]], [[Matt Shaw|Shaw]], [[Trent McKenzie|McKenzie]], [[Sam Iles|Iles]], [[Daniel Harris (footballer)|Harris]], [[Joseph Daye|Daye]], [[Jared Brennan|Brennan]]
|home best = [[Jared Brennan|Brennan]], [[Nathan Krakouer|Krakouer]], [[Zac Smith|Smith]], [[Michael Rischitelli|Rischitelli]], [[Gary Ablett Jr.|Ablett Jr]], [[Daniel Harris (footballer)|Harris]]
|home injuries = [[Daniel Gorringe|Gorringe]] (hamstring)
|home reports = Nil
|winner = H
|away team = ((AFL Bri))
|away Q1 = 3.2 (20)
|away Q2 = 6.5 (35)
|away Q3 = 11.7 (73)
|away final = 17.14 (116)
|away goals= 6: [[Ashley McGrath|McGrath]] <br /> 3: [[Daniel Rich|Rich]] <br /> 2: [[Todd Banfield|Banfield]], [[Mitch Clark (Australian footballer)|Clark]] <br /> 1: [[James Polkinghorne (footballer)|Polkinghorne]], [[Simon Black|Black]], [[Claye Beams|Beams]], [[Jed Adcock|Adcock]]
|away best= [[Daniel Rich|Rich]], [[Simon Black|Black]], [[Ashley McGrath|McGrath]], [[Matthew Leuenberger|Leuenberger]], [[Pearce Hanley|Hanley]]
|away injuries = [[Andrew Raines|Raines]] (concussion)
|away reports = Nil
|venue = [[The Gabba]]
|crowd = 25,504
|report = [https://web.archive.org/web/20110510134825/http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/113301/default.aspx]
|umpires = Jennings, Ryan, McInerney
|BOG award    = Marcus Ashcroft Medal: [[Jared Brennan]] <br /> Brownlow Votes
|BOG winner   = 3 [[Jared Brennan|J. Brennan]], 2 [[Zac Smith|Z. Smith]], 1 [[Ashley McGrath|A. McGrath]]
|broadcast = [[Fox Footy]] (national), [[Seven Network]] (simulcast in QLD)
|anthem = 
|notes=
))

===QClash 11 — The bump===
QClash 11 took place on 16 April 2016 at [[the Gabba]]. The Suns had compiled an undefeated 3-0 record leading into the game and were sitting equal top of the ladder while the Lions were winless sitting on the bottom of the ladder. The two teams traded goals for much of the first half as the Suns led by 2 points at the end of the first term and 8 points at half time. The biggest talking point of the night took place a minute before half time when Gold Coast defender [[Steven May]] elected to bump Brisbane ruckman [[Stefan Martin]] under his chin. Martin was knocked unconscious and was motionless for several minutes after the incident. May was a repeat offender as he had bumped Lion [[Tom Rockliff]] unconscious in QClash 9.<ref>[http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/gold-coast-sun-steven-may-banned-for-three-games-20150505-ggutmr.html Gold Coast Suns Steven May banned for three games]</ref> Seemingly spurred on by what had occurred just prior to half time, the Lions gained the lead in the third quarter and eventually ran out 13-point winners at full time. The Marcus Ashcroft Medal was awarded to Irishman [[Pearce Hanley]] for his sublime 28-disposal, 2-goal performance.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160401085101/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2016/4/bl-v-gcfc QClash 11 - Brisbane Lions v Gold Coast Suns]</ref> In the week following the match, May was referred straight to the [[AFL Tribunal|tribunal]] where he later received a five-match suspension.<ref>[http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-04-19/the-may-verdict AFL Tribunal April 19th - The May Verdict]</ref>

===QClash 15 — Zorko refuses to shake hands===
QClash 15 took place on 22 April 2018 at [[the Gabba]]. Both Queensland clubs had suffered embarrassing losses the week prior to the 15th local derby and were keen to prove a point in the round 5 clash. The Suns went about building a healthy lead in the first half and led the contest by 14 points at the major break. Gold Coast then led the clash by as many as 27 points in the third quarter before Brisbane began fighting back. In the midst of a goalscoring frenzy from Brisbane, North Queenslander [[Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)|Charlie Cameron]] produced one of the goals of the year<ref>[http://www.afl.com.au/video/2018-09-06/mark-and-goal-of-the-year-the-finalists 2018 AFL Mark and Goal of the Year Finalists]</ref> with a three effort run of play that involved a gather, a handball, a recovery, a tackle break, a fend off and ultimately a spinning snap goal.<ref>[http://www.lions.com.au/video/2018-04-22/cameron-snaps-a-great-goal Cameron snaps a great goal]</ref> By the halfway point of the fourth quarter, Gold Coast's lead had been reduced to just four points. Despite Brisbane's relentless pressure in the last eight minutes of the game, the Suns were able to hold on for a five-point victory. [[Touk Miller]] was awarded the Marcus Ashcroft Medal for his shutdown role on Brisbane vice captain [[Dayne Zorko]]. However, post-game footage captured Zorko telling his opponent to "fuck off" when approached for a handshake.<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/dayne-zorko-slammed-for-lack-of-sportsmanship-against-suns/news-story/e40cadac58cc3479e5fb5a85f6cd5f3f Dayne Zorko slammed for lack of sportsmanship against Suns]</ref> Zorko was subsequently criticised by the media for the incident in the days that followed.<ref>[https://au.sports.yahoo.com/afl-dayne-zorko-under-fire-over-unsportsmanlike-act-40029062.html Lions star under fire over unsportsmanlike act]</ref><ref>[https://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/sport/afl/fuse-lit-for-next-qclash-after-handshake-snubbing/news-story/cd94fb2626291dffdcf1e1acb8e9ab7c Fuse lit for next QClash after handshake snubbing]</ref>

===QClash 16 — 'Soft' comments and Zorko vs Miller===
QClash 16 was held at [[Carrara Stadium]] on 18 August 2018. In the week leading up to the game, Brisbane defender [[Nick Robertson (footballer)|Nick Robertson]] spoke on Macquarie Sports Radio where he labelled Gold Coast players "soft" and that he thought they "take a bit of a backwards step when blokes go hard in at the footy." Robertson added "I hope they hear that too" as the radio interview concluded.<ref>[https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/brisbanes-nick-robertson-calls-the-gold-coast-suns-soft-ahead-of-the-qclash/news-story/c0046223b131743751dbe2f9a2d2f790 Brisbane’s Nick Robertson calls the Gold Coast Suns ‘soft’ ahead of the QClash]</ref> Hours later Brisbane coach [[Chris Fagan (coach)|Chris Fagan]] publicly expressed disappointment over Robertson's comments.<ref>[https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/afl/teams/brisbane/qclash-brisbane-coach-chris-fagan-filthy-over-nick-robertsons-soft-sledge-at-gold-coast/news-story/f7b28664906d65972b5a355579e211ae QClash: Brisbane coach Chris Fagan filthy over Nick Robertson’s ‘soft’ sledge at Gold Coast]</ref> When asked about his thoughts on Robertson's comments the next day, Gold Coast midfielder [[Jack Bowes]] was diplomatic and said "we respect all opposition."<ref>[http://www.goldcoastfc.com.au/video/2018-08-17/suns-tv-bowes-presser SUNS TV: Bowes Presser]</ref> The fiery clash began with Brisbane kicking three unanswered goals before Gold Coast managed to score a goal just before quarter time. Following the quarter time siren, tempers flared as a mini-melee broke out between the two teams. The tension rose to another level midway through the second quarter when [[Sean Lemmens]] collected Brandon Starcevich with a high shot. [[Mitch Robinson]] and Lemmens collided in the immediate aftermath, while [[Dayne Zorko]] was floored metres away after being pushed into by [[Alex Sexton]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/AFLcomau/status/1030761223745429504 AFL Twitter: Emotions boiled over between the Suns and the Lions after this incident.]</ref> The Lions took a slender one-goal lead into halftime as Gold Coast had fought back with five goals in the second quarter.

The Suns quickly captured ascendency early in the third quarter and held the lead until a contentious free kick was awarded to [[Harris Andrews]], which resulted in a goal after the three-quarter time siren and subsequently handed the lead back to Brisbane. Upon viewing the replay, commentator [[Alastair Lynch]] stated "I actually don't think that is a holding free kick." Two quick goals allowed the Suns to build a nine-point lead early in the fourth quarter but a controversial 50 metre penalty for impeding the protected zone in the middle of the ground appeared to diminish the Gold Coast's momentum and resulted in a Brisbane goal from [[Allen Christensen (footballer)|Allen Christensen]].<ref>[http://www.afl.com.au/video/2018-08-19/skipper-carried-on-like-a-goose Skipper 'carried on like an absolute goose']</ref> Four minutes later Dayne Beams kicked a crucial goal midway through the fourth quarter to give Brisbane a four-point lead. Despite the margin remaining at four points for the last two and a half minutes, the Lions would hold the lead and walk away victorious 10.18 (78) to 11.8 (74) in QClash 16. Dayne Beams was awarded the Marcus Ashcroft Medal for his magnificent 38-disposal performance.<ref>[http://www.lions.com.au/news/2018-08-18/player-of-the-round Brisbane Lions Player of the Round: Round 22]</ref> Gold Coast midfielder [[Touk Miller]] was given the task of tagging Brisbane captain Dayne Zorko for the entire game and camera footage consistently showed the two engaging in scuffles with one another throughout the match.<ref>[http://www.afl.com.au/video/2018-08-18/it-was-fight-night-in-the-qclash It was fight night in the Q-Clash]</ref> In the moments following the final siren, Zorko went directly to Miller and yelled expletives to his face before smiling and extending his hand to shake Miller's.<ref>[http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-08-18/little-men-growing-a-big-qclash-rivalry Little men are growing a big QClash rivalry]</ref> The pair shook hands before Zorko continued to follow Miller around the field with his hand extended. As was the case after QClash 15, the media criticised Zorko for demonstrating a lack of sportsmanship in the days that followed.<ref>[https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/afl/more-news/brisbane-captain-dayne-zorko-criticised-for-heated-postmatch-verbal-exchange-with-touk-miller/news-story/6dd010269eca9ee4410e126fe3b1814f Brisbane captain Dayne Zorko criticised for heated post-match verbal exchange with Touk Miller]</ref><ref>[https://au.sports.yahoo.com/lions-captain-blasted-putrid-act-poor-sportsmanship-214940853.html Lions captain blasted for 'putrid' act of poor sportsmanship]</ref><ref>[https://au.sports.yahoo.com/terrible-leadership-afl-great-slams-zorko-disrespectful-act-054204421.html 'Terrible leadership': AFL great slams Zorko for disrespectful act]</ref><ref>[https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/he-just-needs-to-pull-his-head-in-carlton-legend-robert-walls-clips-brisbane-captain-dayne-zorko/news-story/06154450e1ebf6d94507fa754b170553 ‘He just needs to pull his head in’: Carlton legend Robert Walls clips Brisbane captain Dayne Zorko]</ref> Four fines were handed to players from either side after the match; Brisbane's Luke Hodge and Mitch Robinson<ref>[http://www.lions.com.au/news/2018-08-20/two-lions-charged Two Lions fined following QClash]</ref> as well as Gold Coast's Brayden Fiorini and Sean Lemmens received fines.<ref>[http://www.goldcoastfc.com.au/news/2018-08-20/match-review-two-suns-charged Match Review: Two SUNS charged]</ref> A month after the clash, Touk Miller stated "we don't like each other" when asked about Zorko and the rivalry between the two clubs.<ref>[https://www.triplem.com.au/sport/afl/news/touk-miller-addresses-the-dayne-zorko-incidents Touk Miller Addresses The Dayne Zorko Incidents]</ref>

===QClash 23 — Struggling Suns make a stand and ongoing dislike between the clubs===
Leading into the 23rd edition of the QClash, Gold Coast had lost seven consecutive matches to Brisbane by an average margin of 52 points and were publicly implored by media onlookers to make a stand in this particular clash.<ref>[https://www.afl.com.au/news/802943/time-for-suns-to-crank-up-the-heat-on-bullying-lions Time for Suns to crank up the heat on bullying Lions]</ref> Intrigue began to grow in the days leading up to the match as it was confirmed that Brisbane captain [[Dayne Zorko]] would return from injury for the match and an in-form Gold Coast skipper [[Touk Miller]] was also a confirmed starter.<ref>[https://www.theaustralian.com.au/breaking-news/lions-coach-chris-fagan-calls-on-fitagain-stars-to-justify-their-return-to-brisbanes-top-22/news-story/eecdf6328af50a25a7a495b95f3af751 Lions coach Chris Fagan calls on fit-again stars to justify their return to Brisbane’s top 22]</ref> It was also revealed that Gold Coast stalwart [[David Swallow]] would break the all-time games record for the Suns by competing in QClash 23.<ref>[https://www.afl.com.au/news/803277/hes-ferocious-hes-courageous-hes-selfless-favourite-sun-david-swallow-to-break-games-record 'Ferocious, courageous, selfless': Favourite Sun to break games record]</ref> Both teams entered the clash in precarious ladder positions with Brisbane clinging on to a top four position on the ladder and Gold Coast within striking distance of entering the top eight.<ref>[https://www.4bc.com.au/so-much-on-the-line-as-dayne-zorko-returns-in-time-for-qclash/ ‘So much on the line’ as Dayne Zorko returns in time for QClash]</ref> QClash 23 took place at [[the Gabba]] on 23 July 2022 and the game was hotly contested from the beginning as Brisbane led by just eight points at quarter time. The Suns stunned the vocal Brisbane home crowd in the second quarter by kicking five goals to the Lions' two majors as Gold Coast would enter the halftime break with a six point lead. The match would turn into a seesawing affair in the third quarter with six lead changes but the Suns would lead the clash by seven points at the last break with their performance being highlighted by key forwards [[Levi Casboult]] and Queenslander [[Mabior Chol]] who had combined for six goals at three quarter time. A noticeably tired Gold Coast outfit began to wilt at the midway point of the fourth quarter and conceded five consecutive goals to lose the clash by 17 points. Despite the loss, Gold Coast were highly commended for their performance against a top four side and Touk Miller was awarded a record-equalling third [[Marcus Ashcroft Medal]] as best afield.<ref>[https://www.afl.com.au/news/803774/lions-overpower-suns-in-qclash-to-enhance-top-four-chances Lions overpower Suns in QClash to enhance top-four chances]</ref> A month later, Touk Miller revealed in an interview that he had a "genuine dislike" for the Lions as well as [[Dayne Zorko]] and that it hurt him deeply to lose eight consecutive games to Brisbane.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pfZ18zzui4 Dyl & Friends | #158 Touk Miller]</ref>

===QClash 25 — Suns snap losing streak and Zorko accuses Miller of groin tackle===
QClash 25 took place on 29 July 2023 at [[Carrara Stadium]] on the Gold Coast. The high flying third placed Lions entered the match as the hot favourites to continue their nine-game winning streak against a struggling Suns outfit sitting 14th on the ladder and fighting to keep their season alive. The clash also served as the scene for Gold Coast vice captain [[Sam Collins (Australian footballer)|Sam Collins]]' milestone 100th AFL game. A hotly contested first quarter played out with both teams kicking multiple goals before [[Dayne Zorko]] drew a free kick for high contact inside his forward 50 just seconds before quarter time and kicked truly after the siren to give the Lions a seven-point lead at the end of the first term. The second quarter was also an evenly contested term with the Suns able to gain a three-point ascendency at halftime. The Gold Coast players unexpectedly formed a huddle on field just prior to the beginning of the third quarter and began the third term well by playing inspired football which included kicking five of the first six goals to give themselves a 17-point lead at three quarter time. The Suns were able to continue their fantastic form in the fourth quarter by kicking a further five goals to Brisbane's one and this allowed the Gold Coast to secure a streak breaking 41-point victory over the highly fancied Lions. Suns key forward [[Ben King (footballer)|Ben King]] was one of Gold Coast's best players with a five-goal haul, [[Touk Miller]] was awarded a record breaking fourth [[Marcus Ashcroft Medal]] for his shutdown role on one of the league's [[Brownlow Medal]] favourites [[Lachie Neale]] and Gold Coast defender [[Mac Andrew]] was awarded the Round 19 [[2023 AFL Rising Star|Rising Star]] nomination for his sublime performance.<ref>[https://www.afl.com.au/news/992428/gold-coast-suns-defender-mac-andrew-grabs-afl-rising-star-nomination-after-qclash-win Suns defender grabs Rising Star nomination after QClash win]</ref>

The biggest talking point from the game was a tackle performed by Touk Miller on Dayne Zorko in the third quarter that Zorko alleged was illegal. At the completion of the tackle, Zorko immediately remonstrated and was heard telling the umpire that Miller "just fucking grabbed my nuts!" ([[Squirrel grip]]) The incident was reviewed and not cited as illegal by Match Review Officer [[Michael Christian]] following the game and the accusation of an illegal action involving Zorko's groin was generally viewed by the media as a difficult one to prove.<ref>[https://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_/id/38106337/afl-grab-squeeze-bruised-dayne-zorko-touk-miller-accusation Grab and squeeze: 'bruised' Zorko's Miller accusation]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/RalphyHeraldSun/status/1685566589025042432 Jon Ralph Twitter Page]</ref> Two days later in a radio interview, Zorko claimed he was suffering from significant bruising in the groin region and expressed his disappointment in the AFL's decision to not charge Miller for the incident.<ref>[https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/he-just-grabbed-my-nuts-zorko-anger-over-miller-tackle-20230731-p5dskh.html Concussion caution for Port’s Aliir; Zorko says Miller ‘grabbed my nuts’]</ref> Despite Zorko's claims that they "had really good evidence to support the case,"<ref>[https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/07/30/youre-allowed-to-grab-the-groin-region-zorko-surprised-miller-escaped/ “YOU’RE ALLOWED TO GRAB THE GROIN REGION”: ZORKO SURPRISED MILLER ESCAPED SANCTION FOR ‘SQUIRREL GRIP’]</ref> no report of a sustained injury was communicated to the AFL for their official injury report and the Lions ultimately decided not to pursue the case in the days that followed. Interim Gold Coast coach [[Steven King (footballer)|Steven King]] said he found Zorko's accusation towards Miller "disrespectful" before adamantly claiming he knows the integrity of Miller and that any contact was "completely accidental".<ref>[https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/08/01/inside-the-bitter-feud-between-zorko-and-miller-as-the-afl-considers-taking/ INSIDE THE BITTER FEUD BETWEEN ZORKO AND MILLER AS THE AFL CONSIDERS TAKING ACTION]</ref> However, in a surprising twist, the AFL backflipped on their decision by announcing on the Thursday night that followed the game that Miller had been handed a one-match suspension for "conduct unbecoming" and the Suns would publicly state that they were "extremely disappointed" by the decision,<ref>[https://7news.com.au/sport/afl/gold-coast-suns-rage-after-touk-miller-ban-but-afl-great-says-squirrel-grip-no-accident-c-11479382 Gold Coast Suns rage after Touk Miller ban but AFL great says squirrel grip no accident]</ref> while also going on to lose a must-win clash without Miller in the next round that would effectively end their 2023 season.<ref>[https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/live-afl-2023-adelaide-crows-v-gold-coast-suns-round-21-live-scores-updates-stats-video-stream-result-news-blog/news-story/d6c630c6644f48390fe2acdb78ed21d4 Crows blitz kills Suns’ finals hopes amid skipper’s selfless act]</ref>

((AFLGameDetailed
|title = QClash 25
|date = Saturday, 29 July 2023 (4:35&nbsp;pm)
|home team = ((AFL GC))
|home Q1 = 2.2 (14)
|home Q2 = 5.3 (33)
|home Q3 = 10.3 (63)
|home final = 15.6 (96)
|home goals= 5: [[Ben King (footballer)|King]]<br /> 2: [[Levi Casboult|Casboult]], [[Ben Ainsworth|Ainsworth]] <br /> 1: [[Matt Rowell|Rowell]], [[Malcolm Rosas Jr|Rosas]], [[Darcy Macpherson]], [[Jy Farrar|Farrar]], [[Brandon Ellis|Ellis]], [[Noah Anderson|Anderson]]
|home best = [[Touk Miller|Miller]], [[Noah Anderson|Anderson]], [[Ben King (footballer)|King]], [[Wil Powell|Powell]], [[Matt Rowell|Rowell]], [[Sam Flanders|Flanders]]
|home injuries = 
|home reports = Nil
|winner = H
|away team = ((AFL Bri))
|away Q1 = 3.3 (21)
|away Q2 = 4.6 (30)
|away Q3 = 6.10 (46)
|away final = 7.13 (55)
|away goals= 2: [[Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)|Cameron]] <br /> 1: [[Dayne Zorko|Zorko]], [[Hugh McCluggage|McCluggage]], [[Lincoln McCarthy|McCarthy]], Lohmann, [[Eric Hipwood|Hipwood]]
|away best= [[Josh Dunkley|Dunkley]], [[Keidean Coleman|Coleman]], [[Hugh McCluggage|McCluggage]], [[Callum Ah Chee|Ah Chee]], Wilmot
|away injuries = [[Keidean Coleman|Coleman]] (head)
|away reports = Nil
|venue = [[Carrara Stadium]]
|crowd = 14,097
|report = [https://web.archive.org/web/20230729140439/https://www.afl.com.au/news/988629/kings-of-the-qclash-suns-put-dent-in-lions-top-two-hopes]
|umpires = Stephens, Whetton, Adair, Strybos
|BOG award    = Marcus Ashcroft Medal: [[Touk Miller]] <br /> Brownlow Votes
|BOG winner   = TBA
|broadcast = [[Fox Footy]] (national), [[Seven Network]] (QLD)
|anthem = 
|notes=
))

==QClash results==

((S-start))
|- style="background:#ccf;font-size: 110%"
| 
| '''Season'''
| '''Date'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Rd'''|Round))
| '''Home Team'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Score'''|Goals - Behinds (Total)))
| '''Away Team'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Score'''|Goals - Behinds (Total)))
| '''Ground'''
| width=45 | '''Crowd'''
| '''Result/Winner'''
|((Tooltip|'''M'''|Margin))
||((Tooltip|'''H2H'''|Head to head.))
| '''Report'''
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''1''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2011 AFL season|2011]]'''
| 7 May
| 7
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''18.16 (124)'''
|  Brisbane
| 17.14 (116)
| [[The Gabba]]<ref group="note">Played at the Gabba due to Carrara Stadium not being completed (Saturday, 28 May 2011).</ref>
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" | 25,501
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 8
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''+1'''))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20110510134825/http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/113301/default.aspx]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''2''
| 13 August 
| 21
|style="background:#ccffcc;"|  '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''18.15 (123)'''
| Gold Coast
| 8.13 (61)
|[[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" | 23,565
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 62
| style="text-align: center;"|'''0'''
| [http://www.lions.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/5085/newsid/109260/default.aspx]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''3''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2012 AFL season|2012]]'''
| 21 April
| 4
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''17.9 (111)'''
| Gold Coast
| 6.10 (46)
|[[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" | 21,980
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 65
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+1'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20130714080421/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2012/4/bl-v-gcfc]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''4''
| 21 July
| 17
| Gold Coast
| 5.18 (48)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"|  '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''8.11 (59)''' 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 16,550
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 11
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+2'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20130815002359/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2012/17/gcfc-v-bl]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''5''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2013 AFL season|2013]]'''
| 13 April
| 3
| Gold Coast
| 13.14 (92)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"|  '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''13.16 (94)''' 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 12,961
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 2
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20130412063500/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2013/3/gcfc-v-bl]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''6''
| 6 July
| 15
|style="background:#ccffcc;"|  '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''17.14 (116)'''
| Gold Coast
| 12.11 (83)
|[[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="gold"| '''27,170 '''
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 33
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+4'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20130706024016/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2013/15/bl-v-gcfc]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''7''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2014 AFL season|2014]]'''
| 5 April
| 3
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''17.12 (114)'''
|  Brisbane
| 9.7 (61) 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 16,593
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 53
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20140314005402/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2014/3/gcfc-v-bl]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''8''
| 26 July
| 18
|style="background:#ccffcc;"|  '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''16.14 (110)'''
| Gold Coast
| 8.8 (56)
|[[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" | 27,167
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 54
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+4'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20140314141801/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2014/18/bl-v-gcfc]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''9''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2015 AFL season|2015]]'''
| 2 May
| 5
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''18.10 (118)'''
|  Brisbane
| 7.12 (54) 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 12,464
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 64
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20150417091929/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2015/5/gcfc-v-bl]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''10''
| 8 August
| 19
|  Brisbane
| 14.16 (100)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''17.12 (114)'''
|[[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" | 20,025
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 14
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+2'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20150417092747/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2015/19/bl-v-gcfc]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''11''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |[[2016 AFL season|'''2016''']]
| 16 April
| 4
|style="background:#ccffcc;"|   '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''14.23 (107)'''
| Gold Coast
| 14.10 (94)
|[[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6"|20,041
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 13
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20160401085101/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2016/4/bl-v-gcfc]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''12''
| 9 July
| 16
| style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
| style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''22.7 (139)'''
|  Brisbane
| 17.11 (113)
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 13,528
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 26
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+2'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20160405174851/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2016/16/gcfc-v-bl]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''13''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |[[2016 AFL season|'''2017''']]
| 25 March
| 1
| Gold Coast
| 14.12 (96)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''15.8 (98)'''
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 12,710
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 2
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20170322043043/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2017/1/gcfc-v-bl]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''14''
| 12 August
| 21
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''22.10 (142)'''
| Gold Coast
| 12.12 (84)
| [[The Gabba]]
| 17,772
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 58
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+4'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2017/16/bl-v-gcfc]((dead link|date=September 2021|bot=medic))((cbignore|bot=medic))
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''15''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2018 AFL season|2018]]'''
| 22 April
| 5
| Brisbane
| 10.11 (71)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''11.10 (76)'''
|[[The Gabba]]
| 16,087
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 5
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20171107082555/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2018/5/bl-v-gcfc]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''16''
| 18 August
| 22
| Gold Coast
| 11.8 (74)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''10.18 (78)''' 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 11,907
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 4
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+4'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20180323135240/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2018/22/gcfc-v-bl] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''17''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2019 AFL season|2019]]'''
| 27 April
| 6
| Gold Coast
| 9.8 (62)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''16.15 (111)''' 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 13,694
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 49
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+5'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20190103234826/http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2019/6/gcfc-v-bl] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''18''
| 10 August 
| 21
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''22.12 (144)''' 
| Gold Coast
| 8.5 (53)
| [[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6"|22,530
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 91
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+6'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20190810121155/https://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2019/21/bl-v-gcfc] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''19''
| div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2020 AFL season|2020]]'''
| 9 September 
| 16
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''13.10 (88)''' 
| Gold Coast
| 6.7 (43)
| [[The Gabba]]
|11,292
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 45
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+7'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/matches/2895#match-report] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''20''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2021 AFL season|2021]]'''
| 15 May 
| 9
| Gold Coast
| 7.9 (51)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''19.10 (124)''' 
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
|12,636
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 73
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+8'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/matches/3050#match-report] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''21''
| 24 July
| 20
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''17.18 (120)'''
| Gold Coast
| 10.11 (71)
| [[The Gabba]]
| 16,660
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 49
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+9'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/matches/3126#match-report] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''22''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2022 AFL season|2022]]'''
| 24 April
| 6
| Gold Coast
| 11.14 (80)
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''21.6 (132)'''
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 14,897
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 52
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+10'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/matches/3859#match-report] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''23''
| 23 July
| 19
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''16.14 (110)'''
| Gold Coast
| 14.9 (93)
| [[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" |  21,467
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 17
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+11'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/matches/3969#match-report] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''24''
| rowspan="2" div style="text-align: center;" |'''[[2023 AFL season|2023]]'''
| 20 May
| 10
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Brisbane'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''16.11 (107)'''
| Gold Coast
| 9.10 (64)
| [[The Gabba]]
|bgcolor="#FFFFA6" | 23,286
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane'''|Gold|border=silver))
| 43
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+12'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/afl/matches/4870#match-report] 
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''25''
| 29 July
| 20
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''Gold Coast'''
|style="background:#ccffcc;"| '''15.6 (96)'''
| Brisbane
| 7.13 (55)
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 14,097
|bgcolor="Red" div style="text-align: center;"|((font color|Yellow|'''Gold Coast'''))
| 41
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+11'''|Gold|border=silver))
| [https://www.afl.com.au/afl/matches/4947#match-report]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
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== Marcus Ashcroft Medal ==
((see also|Marcus Ashcroft Medal))
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The [[Marcus Ashcroft Medal]] is awarded to the player adjudged best on field during the QClash. It is named after triple Brisbane Lions AFL premiership player [[Marcus Ashcroft]], who played junior football on the Gold Coast for [[Surfers Paradise Australian Football Club|Surfers Paradise]] and [[Southport Australian Football Club|Southport]]. Ashcroft also held administrative roles at both the Lions and the Suns post-playing career.

=== [[Marcus Ashcroft Medal]] Winners ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!Round
!Winner
!Total of Medal Wins
!Football Club
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2011 AFL season|2011]]
|7
|[[Jared Brennan]]
|1
|Gold Coast
|-
|21
|[[Simon Black]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2012 AFL season|2012]]
|4
|[[Tom Rockliff]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|17
|[[Gary Ablett, Jr.|Gary Ablett]]
|1
|Gold Coast*
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2013 AFL season|2013]]
|3
|[[Jonathan Brown (Australian footballer)|Jonathan Brown]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|15
|[[Matthew Leuenberger]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2014 AFL season|2014]]
|3
|[[Gary Ablett, Jr.|Gary Ablett]] (2)
|1
|Gold Coast
|-
|18
|[[Pearce Hanley]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2015 AFL season|2015]]
|5
|[[Charlie Dixon (Australian footballer)|Charlie Dixon]]
|1
|Gold Coast
|-
|19
|[[Tom Lynch (Australian footballer born 1992)|Tom Lynch]]
|1
|Gold Coast
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2016 AFL season|2016]]
|4
|[[Pearce Hanley]] (2)
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|16
|[[Touk Miller]]
|1
|Gold Coast
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2017 AFL season|2017]]
|1
|[[Dayne Beams]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|21
|[[Dayne Beams]]
|2
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2018 AFL season|2018]]
|5
|[[Touk Miller]]
|2
|Gold Coast
|-
|22
|[[Dayne Beams]]
|3
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2019 AFL season|2019]]
|6
|[[Mitch Robinson]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|21
|[[Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)|Charlie Cameron]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|[[2020 AFL season|2020]]
|16
|[[Lachie Neale]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2021 AFL season|2021]]
|9
|[[Jarryd Lyons]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|19
|[[Jarryd Lyons]]
|2
|Brisbane
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2022 AFL season|2022]]
|6
|[[Zac Bailey]]
|1
|Brisbane
|-
|19
|[[Touk Miller]]
|3
|Gold Coast*
|-
|rowspan="2" |[[2023 AFL season|2023]]
|10
|[[Lachie Neale]]
|2
|Brisbane
|-
|20
|[[Touk Miller]]
|4
|Gold Coast
|-
| colspan="5" |*Indicates a player on the losing team who won the Marcus Ashcroft Medal.
|}

== Shared history ==
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=== Multi-club Players ===
Below is a list of players who spent time at both the [[Brisbane Lions]] and [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast Suns]], and played in at least one QClash, in order of appearance for their second of the two clubs. It is updated through to the end of QClash 24.

[[Rohan Bewick]] (on Brisbane's list from 2011 to 2018 for 103 games) and [[Dayne Zorko]] (on Brisbane's list from 2012 to present for 230 games) were also traded from Gold Coast to Brisbane, but were only prelisted at the Suns and were never on their official list. When asked how he felt about the situation, Zorko admitted he was "extremely disappointed" and that the outcome "cut deeply" when his hometown club chose to trade him.<ref>((cite web |date=24 March 2017 |title=Dayne Zorko a star for Brisbane Lions after being passed over by Gold Coast Suns |url=https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/afl/teams/brisbane/dayne-zorko-a-star-for-brisbane-lions-after-being-passed-over-by-gold-coast-suns/news-story/65708e10651f4b76da94dbc74f47006b))</ref><ref>((cite web |date=13 April 2013 |title=Dayne holds no grudges against Suns over diss |url=https://www.news-mail.com.au/news/dayne-holds-no-grudges-against-suns-diss/1828860/))</ref> [[Joel Tippett]] was on Brisbane's list from 2007 to 2009, however he didn't play a game before playing two matches for Gold Coast in 2011. Tippett never featured in a QClash.
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background:#cfecec; width:3em;" |
|Current AFL-listed players
|}
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Order of playing
for second club
! Player
! Games Played for [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]]
(Years Listed)
! Games Played for [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]]
(Years Listed)
! Number of QClashes Played
|-
| rowspan="2" |1
| ((flagicon|Northern Territory)) [[Jared Brennan]]
| 119 (2003–10)
| 54 (2011–13)
| 6
|-
| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Michael Rischitelli]]
| 111 (2004–10)
| 130 (2011–19)
| 13
|-
| 4
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Andrew Raines]]
| 67 (2010–14)
| 6 (2015)
| 6
|-
| 5
| ((flagicon|IRE)) [[Pearce Hanley]]
| 129 (2008–16)
| 40 (2017–20)
| 14
|- style="background:#cfecec;" | 
| 6
| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Jarryd Lyons]]
| 67 (2019–)
| 37 (2017–18)
| 11
|- style="background:#cfecec;" | 
| 7
| ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Callum Ah Chee]]
| 61 (2020–)
| 45 (2016–19)
| 11
|- style="background:#cfecec;" | 
| 8
| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Berry (Australian footballer)|Tom Berry]]
| 20 (2019–22)
| 3 (2023–)
| 1
|}

==Statistics==
<small>Up to date at the completion of QClash 25</small>
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background:#cfecec; width:3em;"|
|Current AFL-listed players
|}

===Games Played===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! QClashes
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| 1 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Zorko]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 22
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| 2 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[David Swallow]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 20
|-
| 3 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Daniel Rich]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 19
|-
| rowspan="2"| 4 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Jarrod Harbrow]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 17
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Ryan Lester]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 17
|}

===Goalkickers===
====Most goals in one game====
[[File:Charlie_Cameron_celebrates_(1)_28.02.20.jpg|thumb|right|200px|North Queenslander [[Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)|Charlie Cameron]] has kicked the most career QClash goals (29).]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Venue !! Year !! Round !! Goals !! Behinds !! Total Score
|-
| rowspan="4"| 1 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Charlie Dixon (Australian footballer)|Charlie Dixon]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2015 || Round 5 || 6 || 2 || 38
|-
| style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)|Charlie Cameron]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2019 || Round 21 || 6 || 1 || 37
|-
| style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|Northern Territory)) [[Zac Bailey]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2022 || Round 6 || 6 || 0 || 36
|-
| ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Ashley McGrath]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2011 || Round 7 || 6 || 0 || 36
|}

====Most career goals====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Goals !! Behinds !! Games 
|-
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| 1 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Charlie Cameron (footballer, born 1994)|Charlie Cameron]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]]|| 29 || 12 || 10
|-
| 2 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Lynch (Australian footballer born 1992)|Tom Lynch]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 27 || 12 || 12
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| 3 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Zorko]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 21 || 14  || 22
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| 4 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Eric Hipwood]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 20 || 16 || 12
|-style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;
| 5 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Alex Sexton]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 18 || 8 || 12
|}

===Hitouts===
====Most hitouts in a game====
[[File:Jarrod_Witts_2018.2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Jarrod Witts]] holds the record for the most hitouts in QClash history (415).]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Year !! Round !! Hitouts
|-
| 1 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|NSW)) [[Jarrod Witts]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 2019 || Round 21 || 53
|-
| 2 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Matthew Leuenberger]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 2011 || Round 7 || 52
|-
| 3 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|NSW)) [[Jarrod Witts]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 2023 || Round 10 || 51
|-
| 4 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|NSW)) [[Jarrod Witts]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 2022 || Round 19 || 50
|-
| 5 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|NSW)) [[Jarrod Witts]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 2022 || Round 6 || 48
|}

====Most career hit-outs====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Hitouts !! Games
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 1 || ((flagicon|NSW)) [[Jarrod Witts]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 415 || 10
|-
| 2 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Stefan Martin]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 346 || 12
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 3 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Oscar McInerney]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 227 || 9
|-
| 4 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Nicholls]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 186 || 6
|-
| 5 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Matthew Leuenberger]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 184 || 5
|}

===Disposals===
====Most disposals in a game====
[[File:Dayne Zorko 2018.1.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Queenslander [[Dayne Zorko]] holds recorded the most disposals in QClash history (447).]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Venue !! Year !! Round !! Disposals
|-
| 1 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Rockliff]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2014 || Round 18 || 47
|-
| 2 || ((flagicon|IRE)) [[Pearce Hanley]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2014 || Round 18 || 45
|-
| 3 || style="background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Brayden Fiorini]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2021 || Round 19 || 41
|-
| rowspan="2"| 4|| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Gary Ablett, Jr.|Gary Ablett Jr]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2014 || Round 3 || 38
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Beams]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2018 || Round 22 || 38
|}

====Most career disposals====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Disposals !! Games
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 1 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Zorko]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 447 || 22
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 2 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[David Swallow]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 440 || 20
|-
| 3 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Daniel Rich]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 395 || 19
|-
| 4 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Rockliff]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 371 || 13
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 5 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Touk Miller]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 354 || 15
|}

===Clearances===
[[File:David Swallow 2017.2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[David Swallow]] holds the record for the most clearances in QClash history (84).]]

====Most clearances in a game====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Venue !! Year !! Round !! Clearances
|-
| 1 || ((flagicon|Northern Territory)) [[Jared Brennan]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2011 || Round 7 || 14
|-
| rowspan="2"| 2 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Jarryd Lyons]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2022 || Round 6 || 13
|-
| style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Matt Rowell]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2022 || Round 6 || 13
|-
| 4 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"|  ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Oscar McInerney]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2021 || Round 19 || 12
|-
| 5 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Rockliff]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2014 || Round 18 || 11
|}

====Most career clearances====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Games !! Clearances
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 1 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[David Swallow]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 20 || 84
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 2 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Touk Miller]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 15 || 73
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 3 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Zorko]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 22 || 72
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 4 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Jarryd Lyons]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 11 || 69
|-
| 5 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Rockliff]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 13 || 64
|}

===Tackles===
[[File:Matt_Rowell_2021.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Matt Rowell]] holds the joint record for the most tackles in a QClash (13).]]
====Most tackles in a game====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Venue !! Year !! Round !! Tackles
|-
| rowspan="2"| 1 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Jaeger O'Meara]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2014 || Round 8 || 13
|-
| style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Matt Rowell]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2023 || Round 20 || 13
|-
| 3 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Matt Rowell]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[The Gabba]] || 2023 || Round 10 || 12
|-
| rowspan="2"| 4 || style="text-align:left; background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Touk Miller]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2016 || Round 16 || 11
|-
| ((flagicon|TAS)) [[Mitch Robinson]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || [[Carrara Stadium]] || 2015 || Round 19 || 11
|}

====Most career tackles====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Games !! Tackles
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 1 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Zorko]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 22 || 132
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 2 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Touk Miller]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 15 || 81
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 3 || ((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[David Swallow]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 20 || 79
|-
| 4 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Rockliff]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 13 || 69
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 5 || ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Jarryd Lyons]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 11 || 65
|}

===Career Brownlow votes===
[[File:MichaelVoss.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Queensland junior and triple Brisbane Lions AFL Premiership captain [[Michael Voss]] holds the second best winning percentage of any coach in QClash history (83.3%).]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Games !! Votes
|-
| 1 || style="background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Jarryd Lyons]] || [[Brisbane Lions]]<br />[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 11 || 12
|-
| 2 || ((flagicon|IRE)) [[Pearce Hanley]] || [[Brisbane Lions]]<br />[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 14 || 10
|-
| rowspan="3"| 3 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dayne Beams]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 5 || 9
|-
| style="background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Touk Miller]] || [[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 15 || 9
|-
| ((flagicon|VIC)) [[Tom Rockliff]] || [[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 13 || 9
|}

=== All-time coaching record ===
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background:#cfecec; width:3em;" |
|Current AFL Head Coach
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Coach !!Club !!Win !!Loss !!Draw !!Games !!Win % !!Diff
|- style="background:#cfecec;"
|((flagicon|TAS)) [[Chris Fagan (coach)|Chris Fagan]] ||[[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] ||11 ||2 ||0 ||13 ||84.6
!+9
|- 
|((flagicon|QLD)) [[Michael Voss]] ||[[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] || 5 ||1 ||0 ||6 ||83.3 
!+4
|- 
|((flagicon|VIC)) [[Steven King (footballer)|Steven King]] ||[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] || 1 ||1 ||0 ||1 ||100 
!+1
|- 
|((flagicon|TAS)) [[Rodney Eade]] ||[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] ||3 ||2 ||0 ||5 ||60
!+1
|- 
|((flagicon|NSW)) [[Dean Solomon]] ||[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] ||0 ||1 ||0 ||1 ||0
!−1
|- 
|((flagicon|VIC)) [[Justin Leppitsch]] ||[[Brisbane Lions|Brisbane]] ||2 ||4 ||0 ||6 ||33.3
!−2
|-
|((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Guy McKenna]] ||[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] ||2 ||6 ||0 ||8 ||25
!−4
|-
|((flagicon|South Australia)) [[Stuart Dew]] ||[[Gold Coast Football Club|Gold Coast]] ||1 ||9 ||0 ||9 ||10
!−7
|}

((Reflist|group=note))

==AFL Women's==
The first [[AFL Women's|AFLW]] QClash was played on 22 February 2020 at [[Carrara Stadium]] and resulted in a draw.<ref>[https://womens.afl/match-centre/2020/113/gcfc-v-bl AFLW Round 3 2020 - Gold Coast vs Brisbane match report]</ref>

===Results===

((S-start))
|- style="background:#ccf;font-size: 100%"
| 
| '''Season'''
| '''Date'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Rd'''|Round))
| '''Home Team'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Score'''|Goals - Behinds (Total)))
| '''Away Team'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Score'''|Goals - Behinds (Total)))
| '''Ground'''
| width=45 | '''Crowd'''
| '''Winner'''
||((Tooltip|'''H2H'''|Head to head.))
| '''QClash Medal'''
| '''Report'''
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''1''
| '''[[2020 AFL Women's season|2020]]'''
| 22 February
| 3
| ((AFLW GC))
| 4.4 (28)
| ((AFLW Bri))
| 4.4 (28)
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 4,223
| div style="text-align: center;"|Draw
| div style="text-align: center;"|0
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|[[Kate Lutkins|((color box|blue|'''Kate Lutkins'''|Gold|border=silver))]] 
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20230405130217/https://australianfootball.com/game/view/126143]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''2''
| '''[[2021 AFL Women's season|2021]]'''
| 7 February
| 2
| '''((AFLW Bri))'''
| '''10.5 (65)'''
| ((AFLW GC))
| 0.2 (2)
| [[Hickey Park]]
| 2,101
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane by 63'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+1'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|[[Jesse Wardlaw|((color box|blue|'''Jesse Wardlaw'''|Gold|border=silver))]]
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20230405124703/https://australianfootball.com/game/view/136370]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''3''
| '''[[2022 AFL Women's season 6|2022 (S6)]]'''
| 17 February
| 7
| ((AFLW GC))
| 2.4 (16)
| '''((AFLW Bri))'''
| '''12.13 (85)'''
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 1,105
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane by 69'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+2'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|[[Courtney Hodder|((color box|blue|'''Courtney Hodder'''|Gold|border=silver))]]
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20230404210909/https://australianfootball.com/game/view/155582]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''4''
| '''[[2022 AFL Women's season 7|2022 (S7)]]'''
| 10 September
| 3
| '''((AFLW Bri))'''
| '''12.10 (82)'''
| ((AFLW GC))
| 1.3 (9)
| [[The Gabba]]
| 2,582
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane by 73'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+3'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|[[Emily Bates|((color box|blue|'''Emily Bates'''|Gold|border=silver))]]
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20230405034927/https://australianfootball.com/game/view/166728]
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''4''
| '''[[2023 AFL Women's season|2023]]'''
| 14 October
| 7
| ((AFLW GC))
| 3.3 (21)
| '''((AFLW Bri))'''
| '''8.9 (57)'''
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
| 1,873
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane by 36'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+4'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|[[Ally Anderson|((color box|blue|'''Ally Anderson'''|Gold|border=silver))]]
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20231015020306/https://australianfootball.com/game/view/178627]
((S-end))

===Statistics===
''Correct as of end of season 7.''
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background:#cfecec; width:3em;" |
|Current AFLW-listed players
|}

====Most career goals====
[[File:AFLW S7 GF Jesse Wardlaw warmup 2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Jesse Wardlaw]] has kicked the most career QClash goals (10).]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! # !! Player !! Club !! Goals !! Games
|-
| 1 || ((flagicon|New Zealand)) [[Jesse Wardlaw]] || ((AFLW Bri)) || 10 || 4
|-
| 2 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Greta Bodey]] || ((AFLW Bri)) || 5 || 4
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| rowspan="2" |3 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dakota Davidson]] || ((AFLW Bri)) || 4 || 3
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Taylor Smith (Australian footballer)|Taylor Smith]] || ((AFLW GC))<br>((AFLW Bri)) || 4 || 3
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| rowspan="2" |5 || ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Zimmorlei Farquharson]] || ((AFLW Bri)) || 3 || 2
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Kalinda Howarth]] || ((AFLW Bri))<br>((AFLW GC)) || 3 || 3
|}

====Two-club players ====
[[File:AFLW S7 GF Dee Heslop.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Dee Heslop]] is the only player to have appeared in QClashes for both Brisbane and Gold Coast.]]

Below is a list of players who spent time at both the [[Brisbane Lions (AFLW)|Brisbane Lions]] and [[Gold Coast Football Club (AFL Women's)|Gold Coast Suns]], in order of appearance for their second of the two clubs.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Order of playing
for second club
! Player
! Games Played for ((AFLW Bri))<br>(Years Listed)
! Games Played for ((AFLW GC))<br>(Years Listed)
! Number of QClashes Played
|-
| rowspan="10" |1
|style="background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Lauren Bella]]
|style="background:#cfecec;"| 3 (2019)
|style="background:#cfecec;"| 36 (2020–)
|style="background:#cfecec;"| 4
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Tori Groves-Little]]
| 2 (2019)
| 11 (2020–2022 (S7))
| 1
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Kalinda Howarth]]
| 0 (2018)
| 34 (2020–)
| 3
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Leah Kaslar]]
| 21 (2017–2019)
| 15 (2020–2021)
| 2
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Paige Parker]]
| 4 (2019)
| 13 (2020–2021)
| 1
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Emma Pittman]]
| 8 (2018–2019)
| 2 (2020–2022 (S6))
| 0
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Molly Ritson]]
| 0 (2018)
| 9 (2020–2021)
| 1
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Jamie Stanton]]
| 16 (2017–2018)
| 25 (2020–)
| 3
|-
| ((flagicon|South Australia)) [[Sam Virgo]]
| 15 (2017–2019)
| 14 (2020–2021)
| 2
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Jacqui Yorston]]
| 4 (2019)
| 15 (2020–2022 (S6))
| 2
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| 11
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Taylor Smith (Australian footballer)|Taylor Smith]]
| 35 (2021–)
| 1 (2020)
| 3
|-
| rowspan="2" |12
|style="background:#cfecec;"| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Dee Heslop]]
|style="background:#cfecec;"| 11 (2022 (S7)–)
|style="background:#cfecec;"| 23 (2020–2022 (S6))
|style="background:#cfecec;"| 4
|-
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Krystal Scott]]
| 0 (2018–2019)
| 1 (2022 (S7))
| 0
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| rowspan="3" |14
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Ellie Hampson]]
| 0 (2023–)
| 23 (2020–2022 (S7))
| 3
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Jordan Membrey]]
| 5 (2017)
| 0 (2023–)
| 0
|-style="background:#cfecec;"
| ((flagicon|QLD)) [[Jade Pregelj]]
| 0 (2023–)
| 19 (2020–2022 (S7))
| 2
|}

=== All-time coaching record ===
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background:#cfecec; width:3em;" |
|Current AFLW Head-Coach
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Coach !!Club !!Win !!Loss !!Draw !!Games !!Win % !!Diff
|- style="background:#cfecec;"
|((flagicon|Western Australia)) [[Craig Starcevich]] ||((AFLW Bri)) ||3 ||0 ||0 ||3 ||100
!+3
|-
|((flagicon|QLD)) [[Daniel Merrett]] ||((AFLW Bri)) ||0 ||0 ||1 ||1 ||0
!0
|-
|((flagicon|VIC)) [[David Lake (coach)|David Lake]] ||((AFLW GC)) ||0 ||1 ||1 ||2 ||0
!−1
|- style="background:#cfecec;"
|((flagicon|VIC)) [[Cameron Joyce (coach)|Cameron Joyce]] ||((AFLW GC)) ||0 ||2 ||0 ||2 ||0
!−2
|}

==VFL==
===Results===

((S-start))
|- style="background:#ccf;font-size: 100%"
| 
| '''Season'''
| '''Date'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Rd'''|Round))
| '''Home Team'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Score'''|Goals - Behinds (Total)))
| '''Away Team'''
| ((Tooltip|'''Score'''|Goals - Behinds (Total)))
| '''Ground'''
| '''Winner'''
||((Tooltip|'''H2H'''|Head to head.))
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''1''
| '''[[2021 VFL season|2021]]'''
| 13 May
| 5
| ((VFL GC))
| 8.13 (61)
| '''((VFL Bri))'''
| '''19.7 (121)'''
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''Brisbane by 60'''|Gold|border=silver))
|bgcolor="#78184A" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|blue|'''+1'''|Gold|border=silver))
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''2''
| '''[[2022 VFL season|2022]]'''
| 24 July
| 18
| ((VFL Bri))
| 13.11 (89)
| '''((VFL GC))'''
| '''13.13 (91)'''
| [[Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex]]
|bgcolor="#FFD700" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|red|'''Gold Coast by 2'''|Gold Coast by 2|border=gold))
|'''0'''
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''3''
| '''[[2023 VFL season|2023]]'''
| 29 July
| 19
| '''((VFL GC))'''
| '''13.14 (92)'''
| ((VFL Bri))
| 11.8 (74)
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
|bgcolor="#FFD700" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|red|'''Gold Coast by 18'''|Gold Coast by 18|border=gold))
|bgcolor="#FFD700" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|red|'''+1'''|Gold|border=gold))
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''4''
| '''[[2023 VFL season|2023]]'''
| 2 September
| 1QF
| '''((VFL GC))'''
| '''19.13 (127)'''
| ((VFL Bri))
| 12.12 (84)
| [[Carrara Stadium]]
|bgcolor="#FFD700" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|red|'''Gold Coast by 43'''|Gold Coast by 43|border=gold))
|bgcolor="#FFD700" div style="text-align: center;"|((color box|red|'''+2'''|Gold|border=gold))
|- style="background:#fff;font-size: 87%;"
| ''5''
| '''[[2024 VFL season|2024]]'''
| 5 May
| 6
| ((VFL Bri))
| 
| ((VFL GC))
| 
| [[Springfield Central Stadium]]
|}

==See also==
((Portal|Sports|Australia|Queensland))
* [[AFL Queensland]] (AFLQ): ''The governing body of [[Australian rules football in Queensland]].''
* [[Western Derby]]: ''The AFL Intrastate Derby of Western Australia, first played in 1995. ([[West Coast Eagles]] Vs. [[Fremantle Football Club|Fremantle Dockers]]).''
* [[Showdown (AFL)|Showdown]]: ''The AFL Intrastate Derby of South Australia, first played in 1997. ([[Adelaide Football Club|Adelaide Crows]] Vs. [[Port Adelaide Football Club|Port Adelaide Power]]).'' 
* [[Sydney Derby (AFL)|Sydney Derby]]: ''The AFL Intrastate Derby of New South Wales, first played in 2012. ([[Sydney Swans]] Vs. [[Greater Western Sydney Giants]]).''

==References==
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==External links==
* ((AFL Tables|ref=Qqclash.html))

((Marcus Ashcroft Medal))
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((Brisbane Lions))
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