Mitchelton FC
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Mitchelton Football Club is an Australian football (soccer)
Football (soccer)
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  club from Mitchelton
Mitchelton, Queensland
Michelton is a suburb of Brisbane, in Queensland, Australia. The suburb is located 8 kilometres from the Brisbane central business district some areas of Mitchelton can be 6 km to the Brisbane central business district....

, a suburb in Brisbane
Brisbane
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's inner-west, Queensland
Queensland
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, Australia
Australia
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. The club was founded in 1920. After several seasons in the Brisbane Premier League
Brisbane Premier League
Brisbane Premier League is the first tier of senior football league in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, run by Football Brisbane . After a 26 match regular season, the top 6 teams on the league table qualify for the finals series...

, the club was relegated to Premier Division 1 for season 2010, after scoring only 1 point in the whole of the 2009 season. 2010 marked a mini revival for the club as they finished 11th in Division 1.

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