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Rangers strike back twice at stormy Cromer Park

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A breathless second stanza saw Manly United and Mt. Druitt Town Rangers play out a dramatic 2-2 draw in a storm-affected fixture at Cromer Park on Saturday night.

In a clash that was originally scheduled to take place at Mt Druitt’s Popendetta Park, mother nature continued to wreak havoc as the devoted Northern Beaches crowd saw kick off delayed by over an hour due to nearby lightning.

And while the contest initially threatened to fizzle out into obscurity, a frenetic final forty-five minutes saw four goals scored in the space of sixteen minutes.

The visitors clawed back Manly on two occasions, as set piece strikes courtesy of Cooper Coskiere and Nick Trimble cancelled out a Brendan Cholakian brace.

It was a gutsy performance from the visitors, who created their fair share of opportunities to win it despite losing three players to injury in the first half and being pinned back by a determined Manly side for extended periods.

The delayed kick off surely played a part in what was a scrappy first half.

Manly were the quicker out of the blocks, creating the first clear cut chance of the match inside the opening half an hour through some Brendan Cholakian trickery.

Manly’s number 10’s low drive sailed narrowly wide of the mark, however proved to be a foreshadowing of what was to come later in the night.

Whilst the Rangers’ early momentum was disturbed by injuries to Hiten Satoh, Fabricio Fernandez and Lachlan Roberts over the period, their frontman Alex Boyadjian found room to test the resolve of Manly custodian Dylan Mitchell on multiple occasions.

With the picturesque backdrop of distant lightning strikes illuminating the night sky, the match was belatedly sparked into life on the 55 minute mark as Nikola Taneski was dragged to ground and the hosts were awarded a spot kick.

Cholakian stepped up and confidently dispatched the ball into the bottom left corner, sending Saliadarre the wrong way.

However Manly were unable to enjoy their lead for long.

A 63rd minute Mt. Druitt corner caused a frantic goal-mouth scramble, resulting in substitute Cooper Coskiere bundling the ball home to the delight of the visitors.

Yet similarly, their jubilation soon evaporated thanks to a piece of individual brilliance from Manly’s number 10 five minutes later.

Picking up the ball out wide, Cholakian danced his way infield and forged a plausible sight on goal before unleashing a venomous curling effort that left a soaring Saliadarre with no chance.

Despite the strike being worthy of deciding any contest, a stubborn Mt. Druitt outfit had other ideas.

Just four minutes later, Nick Trimble rose highest off a long-range range free kick to flick the ball past Dylan Mitchell, restoring parity yet again.

Despite the scoreline remaining consistent from that point on, the final twenty minutes produced no shortage of drama.

On 78 minutes, a parried Joe Fox strike fell perfectly to the feet of that man Cholakian, however to the dismay of the Cromer Park gallery, he spurned his hat-trick chance with a feeble strike straight into the palms of Saliadarre.

The sense of frustration in the air only grew on 88 minutes, as Jamie Glover broke the offside trap, cutting the ball back to fellow substitute Dejan Pandurevic, who thumped the ball into the back of the net.

But a raised flag from the referee’s assistant, who had adjudged the ball to have passed the by-line, cut short celebrations.

A minute later Manly were almost made to pay approaching stoppage time, as Boyadjian broke through on goal, only to have his squared pass cut out by a tireless Kieren Paul, who was one of the standout performers of the night.

Ultimately, despite a heart-stopping conclusion, both clubs were forced into a share of the spoils, continuing their winless starts to the campaign.

Man-of-the-match Brendan Cholakian was understandably disappointed with the ultimate outcome:

“It’s disappointing,” he said.

“I thought we played really well all over the park.

“We knew their threat was set pieces coming into the match but we just gave them too many. When you give them that many they are probably going to score one or two.

“I think we fully deserved the three points so it is a bit of a kick in the guts to come away with a draw at home.

“We just have to keep working collectively and hopefully start to pick up the wins we deserve.”

Mt Druitt skipper Mathew Clowes echoed Cholakian’s sentiments, whilst praising his side’s response to a tough set of circumstances:

“You can take some positives out of getting a point but you always want the three,” he said.

“It was a bit of a rough night losing three players in the first half, all through knocks and a dislocated shoulder.

“You have to learn from every game. We’ll rebuild and recoup and get some new blood in for next week.

“I thought some of the young boys who stepped in tonight did really well, so they will get their opportunity next week and we’ll take it from there.”

Manly continue their quest for a maiden victory on the road at Marconi Stadium next Saturday, whilst Mt Druitt travel to Illinden as they face Rockdale City Suns the following afternoon.

Match Stats

Manly United FC 2 (Brendan Cholakian 56’, 68’ )

Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 2 (Cooper Coskerie 63’, Nick Trimble 72’ )

Saturday 23rd March, 2019

Cromer Park, Dee Why

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Referee: B. Abraham

Assistant Referees: K. Robinson, M. Price

Fourth Official: A. Brett

Manly United FC: 1. Dylan Mitchell, 2. Kieren Paull, 4. Travis Oughtred, 5. Sam Gallagher, 6. Joseph Fox, 8. Dom Ferguson, 9. Nikola Taneski (22. Jamie Glover 73’) 10. Brendan Cholakian, 11. Adam Parkhouse (12. Charles Mendy 81’, 13. Scott Balderson (14. Dejan Pandurevic 66’) 17. Lewis Miccio,

Substitutes Not Used: 32. Mackenzie Syron, 22. Jamie Glover, 3. Jamie Lobb, 12. Charles Mendy, 14. Dejan Pandurevic

Yellow Cards: Dom Ferguson 70’

Red Cards: Nil

Mt Druitt Town Rangers: 1. Carlos Saliadarre, 2. Hiten Satoh (14. Felipe Zapata 15’), 3. Lachlan Roberts (23. Adrian Vranic 45’) , 5. Jake Mamome 6. Blake Thompson,, 8. Matthew Clowes, 9.Alex Boyadjian, 10.Fabricio Fernandez (15. Cooper Coskerie 14’), 12. Nick Trimble, 13. Lord Darkoh, 17. Jordan Gomez

Substitutes Not Used: Matthew Nikolovski, 19. Solomon Monahan

Yellow Cards: Matthew Clowes 39’, Jake Mamome 47’, Lord Darkoh 60’, Alex Boyadjian 80’

Red Cards: Nil

Player Ratings

3 – Brendon Cholakian (MU)

2 – Kieren Paull (MU)

1 – Cooper Coskerie (MDT)

–  By NPL NSW Reporter Chris Curulli (Twitter handle @ChrisCurulli)

 

Payne at the double as Tigers drown Sharks

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A brace from new recruit Chris Payne has powered APIA Leichhardt Tigers return to the winners circle as they edged Sutherland Sharks 2-1 in their National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s clash at Seymour Shaw on Saturday. 

The win was a brilliant response from APIA who suffered a humiliating 3-0 loss last week with today’s three points moving the John Calleja coached side back into the top six.

However, it was Sutherland who started the better of the two sides when Jeremy Cox gave the home side the lead with a nifty finish after only 12 minutes.

Payne levelled the scores midway through the opening stanza with a clinical dispatch from the penalty spot to send the game into the interval locked at 1-1.

The veteran striker was at it again after the break to wrap up the win with a thunderous strike into the back of the net as APIA clung on for a hard earned victory on the road.

A frenetic opening produced plenty of effort but neither side had much to show for it with chances proving to come at a premium.

The Sharks made the most of their few early chances when Cox latched onto a Marc Warren centre to side-foot home after 12 minutes.

Sharks captain Warren, playing against his former club, waltzed through the Tigers defence before setting up his striker to net one of the easiest goal he is sure to score this season.

Harry Sutherland could have doubled the lead in the 21st minute when a Caoimhin Fowler cross from the right was powerfully headed just wide of the upright.

It was a let-off for APIA who were stretched at the back and yet to register an attempt at the other end.

Their best chance came when David D’Apuzzo, showing a speedy pair of heels down the Blues’ left flank, was brought down in the box by Tarik Ercan. Up stepped Chris Payne to level the scores from the spot.

Juan Carlos Romero tested Ivan Necevski but the wily glove man was alert to the peril and smothered the ball with ease to deny the goal-bound shot.

The visitors settled into the game after working through their early wobbles and were taking it to Sutherland late in the first half as both sides traded long range efforts

As a thoroughly entertaining half came to an end, the score was locked at one-apiece.

Corey Bizco had a chance to give his side the lead early in the second half but was denied by a brilliant Anthony Bouzanis save despite the APIA man being left unmarked in the penalty area.

APIA didn’t have to wait long to open up the Sharks again when Payne powered a shot past the hapless Bouzanis for his second of the night after 50 minutes.

The goal had been on the cards since the resumption of play and Payne was more than up to the task as he claimed his brace.

Sutherland found themselves under the pump as APIA seized the ascendency, yet were unable to add to their tally in a gripping test of nerve and skill.

The Payne and Biczo show continued with the latter putting just too much on the final ball through for his striker who could have walked it into the net for his hat-trick 65 minutes in.

Substitute Jordan Morfitis warmed the hands of Necevski in the 72nd minute with a viciously swerving volley the ‘keeper palmed away.

Payne again came close to his hat-trick when attempting to chip Bouzanis however, the ‘keeper was able to get a fingertip on the ball to send it over the bar in the final minute of the match.

In an absorbing second-half the Sharks were unable to break down a resolute Tigers’ defence despite a strong showing leaving coach,

Terry Palapanis could not fault his Sharks chargers on what was a Super Saturday showing of football.

“We need to think about utilising the final ball option better,” he said.

“I cannot fault the effort tonight but the vital decisions in the games we’re not getting through inexperience.

“We stay on three points and we have a bit to work on during the week but we are a in work in progress and we’ll move on to next week.”

APIA coach John Calleja was delighted to see his team take out their first three points for 2019.

“We were slow to get going into the match, even after going behind,” he said.

“Sutherland made it tough tonight but we worked on a couple of things and we played ourselves into the match and, in reality, could have perhaps scored a few more.

“However, it’s three points in a tough game against quality opposition so we have to be happy with that.”

Match Stats

Sutherland Sharks 1 (Cox 12’)

APIA Leichhardt Tigers 2 (Payne 26’p, 50’)

Seymour Shaw Park, Miranda

Saturday, 23rd March 2019

Referee: Andrew Higgins

Asst. Refs: Andre Giev & Joon Park

Fourth Official: Sam Kelly

Sutherland Sharks: 1.Antony Bouzanis, 3.Mark Warren, 4.Patrick O’Shea, 7.Juan Carlos Heras Romero (11.Jordan Morfitis 69’), 8.Mateo Poljak (6.Lachlan Everett 53’), 9.Jeremy Cox, 10.Raul Beneit Romero, 12.Blair Brown, 16.Caoimhin Fowler (2.Quentin Cheng 78’), 19.Harry Sutherland, 21.Tarik Ercan

Substitutes not used: 15.Thomas Papa, 25.Brodie Clarkson

Yellow Cards: Sutherland 35’

Red Cards: 

APIA Leichhardt Tigers: 1.Ivan Necevski, 3.Paul Galimi, 6.Chris Payne, 7.Tynan Diaz, 8.Corey Biczo, 10.Franco Parisi, 13.David D’Apuzzo (12.Sam McIllhatton 83’), 15.Themba Muata-Marlow, 16.Sean Symons, 18.Adrian Ucchino (14.Lachlan Hughes 87’),  21.Michael Kouta

Substitutes not used: 17.Sam Gulisano, 19.Dom Nasrabadi, 22.Blake Tuxford

Yellow Cards: D’Apuzzo 20’, Kouta 28’, Biczo 42’, Ucchino 56’

Red Cards: 

Player Ratings 

3 – Payne (ALT)

2 – Biczo (ALT)

1 – Warren (SS)

-By National Premier Leagues NSW Reporter Micky Brock

Experienced Stallions prove too strong for FC

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Marconi Stallions edged a tight game against Sydney FC on Saturday night, scoring a first-half penalty and adding another in the second half to take all three points at Lambert Park.

Marko Jesic kept a cool head under pressure from the spot, and put the visitors into a lead which they would not relinquish.

Sydney FC rarely offered up anything to threaten the scoreboard, and the Stallions scored a second after the break to hold on for their first win of 2019; a valuable result away from home.

Early forward moves were encouraging for the visitors, who looked dangerous around Sydney’s six-yard box without getting close to finishing anything off.

Marconi’s Anthony Frangie was the first to properly go close for either side when he let fly from distance, leaving Thomas Heward-Belle swiping at thin air as the ball smacked against the post and bounced back into play.

With lightning looking threatening on the horizon, and a few late challenges drawing appeals from the Marconi bench, Sydney FC had an opportunistic attempt on goal through Marco Tilio, who curled a shot over the crossbar from distance.

Marconi had another effort sooner after.

Frangie held the ball up on the left, went past his defender with a step-over and cut the ball inside for Jesic arriving at the top of the box,  but the Marconi attacker could only drag his shot wide.

Frangie went close himself a few moments later; floating a long shot narrowly over the bar after spotting Heward-Belle marginally off his line.

A handball in the Sydney box ten minutes from the break gave Marconi an unexpected opportunity to swing the match in their favour.

Jesic lined up the spot kick, and hit a cool penalty past the keeper to put Marconi into a deserved lead.

Smelling blood in the water, Marconi continued to pour forward in search of a second before the half.

A ball fizzed in from the left found Richard Cardozo at the near post, but he was only able to push a shot wide of the upright.

Neither side appeared particularly eager to pick up the initiative after the break, with the second half opening slowly.

Jesic could have doubled his tally when a cross dropped behind him on the penalty spot, but he volleyed acrobatically off-target.

Frangie went close again a moment later, striking the post from the tight angle on the right.

The visitors always looked likely to score the game’s next goal, and duly delivered with a strike midway through the second half. A pass was driven in from the right to Mirjian Pavlovic, who took the ball down before guiding a shot inside the far post to double his side’s advantage.

Some clever play between Marconi’s forwards left the ball spinning for Frangie to lash a shot at goal from just past halfway; the effort watched wide by Heward-Belle.

Sydney FC had a final attempt through Tilio, who lifted a limp shot over the bar after taking the ball just wide of the penalty spot. It was one of the last actions of a match low on quality, not that Marconi will mind.

Sydney FC’s Jimmy Van Weeren cut a disappointed figure on the sideline as Sydney FC copped their first loss of 2019.

“Obviously it’s a disappointing result,” he said.

“But there are few positives for us to take out of it.

“They’re a good team, the boys showed against a strong opponent that they were willing to fight, which is a good sign from young players.

“There’s a few things for us to focus on in final third, but there’s always something to work on.”

Marconi’s Peter Tsekenis was happy after watching his side fight hard for its first win of the season.

“It’s a much-needed victory, I thought we did quite well today,” he said.

“With the second goal we really closed the game out. We limited them, they didn’t cause us many problems but we didn’t give them room to play.

“We still left them in the game far too long, but tonight we took the chances as we needed. We are creating chances, a win gives us confidence to roll on and win a few more.

“A result like this is massive for our confidence.”

Match Stats

Sydney FC 0

Marconi Stallions 2 (Jesic 36’, Pavlovic 72’)

Saturday 23th March, 2019

Lambert Park, Leichhardt

Referee: Adrian Arndt

Assistant Referees: N. Wotton, H. Fenton-White

Fourth Official: B. Wright

Sydney FC: 1. HEWARD-BELLE Thomas, 11. IVANOVIC Luke (34. NIEUWENHOF Calem), 8. KING Joel, 4. MCGING Liam, 5. SCIBILIO Patrick, 7. SKODATIS Jerry, 13. SWIBEL Jordan, 12. TILIO Giuseppe (9. LAMBERTON Hamish), 10. TILIO Marco, 6. VAN DER SAAG Harry, 3. VAN MEURS Benjamin

Substitutes Not Used: 2. BLACHURA Daniel, 40. KAYE Levi, 15. TEAGUE Ryan

Yellow Cards: VAN DER SAAG 10’, LAMBERTON 77’

Red Cards: Nil

Marconi Stallions: 19. CAIRNCROSS Zach, 20. CARDOZO Richard (23. VELLA Brandon), 2. MILLGATE Nathan, 9. FRANGIE Anthony, 10. JESIC Marko (12. ANDREW James), 11. MALLIA Mitchell, 7. O’CONNELL Sean (16. YOULLEY Liam), 61. PAVLOVIC Mirijan, 3. SPERANZA Giorgio, 4. SPERANZA Robert, 1. VEKIC Nenad

Substitutes Not Used: 14. PELEKANOS Peter, 16. SEKUTKOSKI Kristian

Yellow Cards: Nil

Red Cards: Nil

Player Ratings 

3 – Anthony Frangie (MS)

2 – Marko Jesic (MS)

1 – Giorgio Speranza (MS)

-By Max Grieve

Sim stunner gives United 58 edge over Blacktown City

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Goalkeeper Thomas Manos saved the day for Sydney United 58 in their National Premier Leagues NSW Mens match away to Blacktown City at Lily Homes Stadium won by a wonder-striker Matthew Sim free-kick.

Manos made three saves in the closing stages to deny City a point after a sublime curling dead ball from Sim secured the spoils.

Patrick Antelmi, the former City player, almost returned to haunt his former club in the opening moments only for gloveman Tristan Prendergast to turn the ball away.

City initially responded by mounting pressure on their rivals however goal scoring opportunities were a rare commodity as the match bogged down in midfield and became a battle of attrition.

Neither side was at it’s best in a lethargic opening opening half and it was no surprise the teams hit the sheds still locked in stalemate.

It wasn’t until the second period the game sprang to life and an early free-kick on the edge of the box was the catalyst.

Sim placed the ball and curled a left-footed shot teasingly up into Prendergast’s left hand corner to open the scoring for the visitors.

It was to prove the only goal of the game but it wasn’t for the lack of trying by City who switched to a back three and they almost paid the price again when a sweet through ball from Yianni Fragogiannis put Antelmi into the clear but he somehow contrived to fire his effort over the bar.

City pushed and probed and another dead ball situation saw Mason Versi force Manos into the first of three quick successive saves, one more from Versi and another he tipped over the bar in the stoppage time.

The United 58 defence marshaled by veteran Petar Markovic alongside Fragogiannis as well as the marauding runs of Jordan Roberts and the solid display by Yianni Perkatis really shone out for the visitors.

A disconsolate Blacktown coach, Mark Crittendon, commented.

“I don’t think we deserved to lose the game today,

“We gave away a cheap turnover and then a foul to let them in to score.

“I’m proud of the effort from the guys today but like I said, I don’t feel we deserved to lose to a goal like that.”

Miro Vlastelica was rather more upbeat as United 58 recorded its first victory for 2019.

“We always know we are in for a tough game against Blacktown as they are a quality side.

“We could have won by more in the end but we didn’t take the chances we created and we need to work harder on that.

“However, we’ve got the points, kept a clean sheet and we’ll move forward from here.”

Match Stats

Blacktown City: 0

Sydney United 58: 1 (Sim 56’)

Lily Homes Stadium, Quinn Ave, Seven hills

Sunday 17th March, 2019

Blacktown City: 1.Tristan Prendergast, 4.Yianni Spyrakis, 5.Grant Lynch (Mason Versi 75′), 6.Matt Lewis, 7.Devante Clut, 8.Daniel Araujo, 9.Joey Gibbs, 11.Mani Gonzalez (James Demetriou 59′), 21.William Mutch, 22.Leroy Jennings, 24.Jackson Bandierra (Adam Berry 62′)

Subs not used: 3.Daniel Collins, 20.Dylan Niski

Yellow cards:

Red cards:

Sydney United 58: 21.Thomas Manos, 3.Jordan Roberts, 5.Anthony Tomelic (Nick Stavroulakis 71′), 6.Petar Markovic, 8.Matthew Sim (Adrian Vlastelica 75′), 9.Patrick Antelmi, 11.Yianni Perkatis, 13.Sam Perre, 15.Tariq Maia (Josh Macdonald 62′), 20.Christian Gonzalez, 22.Yianni Fragogiannis

Subs not used: 2.Joshua De Rossi, Daniel Sadaka

Yellow cards:

Red cards:

Player Ratings

3 – Manos (SU58)

2 – Fragogiannis (SU58)

1 – Clut (BCFC)

By Micky Brock, FNSW Reporter

Wolves teach APIA a lesson

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APIA Leichhardt Tigers fell to their first defeat of the season on Sunday afternoon as Wollongong Wolves’ Thomas James ran rampant on a slick surface at Lambert Park hitting a hat-trick with a 3-0 victory.

The hosts started slowly, and were ultimately undone by individual mistakes which were duly punished by a striker in form.

James opened the scoring midway through the first half, before adding a second and a third to complete his hat trick with twenty minutes remaining.

APIA pushed in the closing stages but couldn’t apply a finishing touch to encouraging build-up work, and are left with work to do at the end of the second week of the season.

APIA’s Chris Payne had the first shot of any real note after a tentative opening few minutes, with both sides struggling to find their rhythm in challenging conditions at Lambert Park.

The rain which had held up earlier in the afternoon returned soon after the first whistle, but didn’t prevent Payne from slipping through on the left flank before hitting a curling ball towards the inside corner for Justin Pasfield to claw away.

Payne was given another opportunity to open the scoring a moment later when he was played through the middle by Sam Mcillhatton, but the forward was held up and closed down by good pressure from the visitors.

A clever pass from the midfield suddenly had Wollongong clean through on goal, with Thomas James drifting between two defenders before taking a touch around the onrushing Ivan Necevski to give himself a clean shot at the lead.

His side trailing, Corey Biczo might have helped pull a goal back for APIA when he slalomed down the right wing before touching the ball across the face of the goal, but Wollongong were able to clear for a corner.

The visitors had two terrific chances to push further in front with a second goal before the break; Takeru Okada drawing a sharp save from Necevski after good work from James, and James snapping a volley over the crossbar after a blocked Okada shot bounced his way.

APIA showed little intention to take the fight to their opponents in the second half, and soon found themselves behind by two when James nicked the ball from a clumsy Themba Muata-Marlow, before driving a shot past Necevski to double his tally for the afternoon.

Biczo let fly after a strong run down the right, but his wayward shot seemed to sum up a frustrating outing for the home side. With twenty minutes remaining, Okada pushed across the top of the box and cut a ball back for James, who swiped a first time finish under the goalkeeper.

APIA took control of the ball for a fifteen minute spell at the end of the half, and might’ve scored a late consolation goal but Mcillhatton could only mishit his volley in space at the back post.

By the final whistle, they might’ve considered themselves lucky to have got away with a 3-0 defeat; Stefan Dimoski closed down by Necevski before Brendan Griffin hit the post in added time.

A lacklustre display had APIA’s John Calleja shaking his head at the final whistle.

“We started poorly, made too many silly errors, had no cohesion going forward, our defensive shape was all over the shop,” he said.

“It was a performance I can’t put my finger on at the moment.

“Is it hunger? Is it desire? Did we think we were better than what we were? We know Wollongong are a tough side, we talked about that.

“We were out-enthused, they were first to every ball. They wanted it more and they got what they deserved.”

Wollongong’s Luke Wilkshire was pleased with his team’s performance, and another three points in 2019.

“I’ve got no complaints winning three-nil away from home,” he said.

“It’s not easy. I had people telling me that Wollongong don’t win away from home, but I think we’ve shown that we can.

“I’m excited about this group of players and it’s a tough place to come, so to pick up all three points is fantastic.”

Match Stats

APIA-Leichhardt Tigers 0

Wollongong Wolves 3 (James 20’, 56’, 69’)

Sunday 17th March, 2019

Lambert Park, Leichhardt

Referee: Michael Weiner

Assistant Referees: S. Edeling, M. Price

Fourth Official: M. Riedy

APIA-Leichhardt Tigers: 8. BICZO Corey, 7. DIAZ Tynan, 14. HUGHES Lachlan (18. UCCHINO Adrian), 21. KOUTA Michael, 12. MCILLHATTON Sam, 15. MUATA-MARLOW Themba, 1. NECEVSKI Ivan, 10. PARISI Franco (13. D’APUZZO David), 6. PAYNE Christopher, 4. SYMONS Joshua, 16. SYMONS Sean

Substitutes Not Used: 17. GULISANO Samuel, 19. NASRABADI Dominion, 22. TUXFORD Blake

Yellow Cards: Joshua Symons 61’, David D’Apuzzo 68’

Red Cards: Nil

Wollongong Wolves: 14. CALLAHAN Harry (23. KOLOVSKI Jordan), 4. DJORDEVIC Nikola, 9. JAMES Thomas, 16. KNIGHT Guy, 15. LITTLER Nick, 2. MCDONALD Taylor, 11. OKADA Takeru, 1. PASFIELD Justin, 24. SCOTT Lachlan (13. DIMOSKI Stefan), 17. STOJCEVSKI James, 6. TOSI Benjamin (10. GRIFFIN Brendan)

Substitutes Not Used: 12. KAIRIES Luke, 7. PRICE Christopher

Yellow Cards: James Stojcevski 83’

Red Cards: Nil

Player Ratings

3 – Thomas James (WW)

2 – Takeru Okada (WW)

1 – Harry Callahan (WW)

-By Max Grieve