This page lists 19 soccer teams, running alphabetically from “Queens Park Rangers” to “Quorn FC”. The clubs come from England, Scotland, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, China, Qatar, France, Vietnam, Australia, the Netherlands, Malta, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Ecuador. They range from top-flight sides to amateur and non-league teams. You can use the list to find a club for a quiz, a football game, a travel plan or some plain curiosity.

Soccer teams are organized clubs that play matches against each other in leagues and cup competitions, usually tied to a city or town. Some have very long histories. “Queen’s Park” in Glasgow, founded in 1867, is Scotland’s oldest club and stayed amateur for most of its life.

Below you’ll find the table with each team’s country, city, league and a short description.

Team: The official name of the club, listed alphabetically, so you can quickly spot a team you know or discover one you have never heard of.

Country: The nation where the club is based, which helps you see how these teams are spread across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Oceania.

City: The city or town the club calls home, useful if you want to find teams near you or plan a match visit.

League: The competition the team currently plays in, which shows you whether it is a top-flight, second-tier or lower-league side.

Description: A short summary of the club’s history, nickname, stadium or biggest achievements, giving you the key facts without needing to search elsewhere.

Soccer Teams

TeamCountryCityLeague
Queens Park RangersEnglandLondonEFL Championship
Queen of the SouthScotlandDumfriesScottish Championship
Queen’s ParkScotlandGlasgowScottish Championship
Querétaro FCMexicoQuerétaroLiga MX
QuilmesArgentinaQuilmesPrimera Nacional
Deportes QuindíoColombiaArmeniaCategoría Primera B
Qingdao West CoastChinaQingdaoChinese Super League
Qingdao HainiuChinaQingdaoChinese Super League
Qatar SCQatarDohaQatar Stars League
Quevilly-RouenFranceLe Petit-QuevillyChampionnat National
Quang Nam FCVietnamTam KyV.League 2
Queensland LionsAustraliaBrisbaneNPL Queensland
Quick BoysNetherlandsKatwijkTweede Divisie
Qormi FCMaltaQormiMaltese Premier League
Qarabağ FKAzerbaijanAghdamAzerbaijan Premier League
Qairat AlmatyKazakhstanAlmatyKazakhstan Premier League
Qäbälä FCAzerbaijanGabalaAzerbaijan Premier League
Deportivo QuitoEcuadorQuitoEcuadorian Serie A
Quorn FCEnglandQuornNorthern Premier League

Descriptions

Queens Park Rangers
A West London club founded in 1882, known for its blue-and-white hooped shirts. QPR play at Loftus Road and won the League Cup in 1967.
Queen of the South
A Dumfries club nicknamed the Doonhamers, playing at Palmerston Park. They won the Scottish Challenge Cup in 2008 and reached the 2008 Scottish Cup final.
Queen’s Park
Scotland’s oldest club, founded in 1867 and an amateur side for most of its history. They play at Lesser Hampden and were once a major force in the early Scottish Cup.
Querétaro FC
A Mexican club nicknamed the Gallos Blancos (White Roosters). They play at Estadio Corregidora and have spent most of their history in Mexico’s top flight.
Quilmes
An Argentine club from Buenos Aires province, known as El Cervecero after the local brewery. Quilmes won the Argentine league in 1978 and 1912 (amateur era).
Deportes Quindío
A Colombian club from the coffee region, nicknamed Los Cafeteros. They won the national title in 1956 and play at Estadio Centenario.
Qingdao West Coast
A club from the coastal city of Qingdao that reached the Chinese top flight in 2020. They play at Qingdao Youth Football Stadium.
Qingdao Hainiu
A Qingdao club, nicknamed the Sea Bulls, that won promotion to the top flight in 2023. They are one of two clubs in the city.
Qatar SC
One of Qatar’s oldest clubs, founded in 1961. They have won several domestic league titles and play in the capital, Doha.
Quevilly-Rouen
A club from the Rouen area of Normandy, best known for reaching the 2012 Coupe de France final as a lower-league side.
Quang Nam FC
A Vietnamese club from Quang Nam province that won the V.League in 2017. They play at Tam Ky Stadium.
Queensland Lions
A Brisbane club founded in 1957 by Italian migrants. They have won several state titles in Queensland’s top semi-professional league.
Quick Boys
A Dutch club from the coastal town of Katwijk, founded in 1910. They are among the country’s strongest amateur-level sides.
Qormi FC
A Maltese club founded in 1961 from the town of Qormi. They have played in the top flight and won the Maltese Cup in 2013.
Qarabağ FK
Azerbaijan’s most successful modern club, with many league titles. Displaced from Aghdam by conflict, they play in Baku and have reached the Champions League group stage.
Qairat Almaty
A Kazakh club, also spelled Kairat, founded in 1954. They have won multiple league titles and played in the Champions League qualifying rounds.
Qäbälä FC
An Azerbaijani club founded in 1995 from the town of Gabala. They won the Azerbaijan Cup in 2019 and have played in European competition.
Deportivo Quito
An Ecuadorian club from the capital, founded in 1940. They have won several national titles and play at Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa.
Quorn FC
A Leicestershire non-league club founded in 1924, known as the Quornites. They play at Sutton Park and compete at step 4 of English football.
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