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Manly keep finals hopes alive

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Manly United FC have kept alive their hopes of playing finals’ football after downing hosts Hakoah Sydney City East at Hensley Athletic Field by 2-1.

A goal in each half by Paul Dee’s side did the trick against a gallant Hakoah as the hosts put an end to a four game losing to move only one point outside the top five.

It was another frustrating result for Hakoah who gifted Manly a 1-0 lead courtesy of a Steve Katsionis own goal before Dejan Pandurevic doubled the lead for the visitors midway through the second half.

Amaury Gauthier netted in the dying stages for the home side but it wasn’t enough to stop Manly from taking home all three points.

The first real salvo of the game didn’t arrive until the 13th minute when Dejan Pandurevic broke free in a gallop towards goal, but Ryan Norval beautifully came off his line and closed down the space to deny the visitors an opening goal with a clinical save.

A few minutes later Nathan Roberts overcame some rigid Manly defence only to reach the by-line and have his direct shot cleared by an attentive defender standing on his own goal line.

Adam Parkhouse seemed rather shocked in the 20th minute to receive the ball from a Kieren Paull cross close to the Hakoah goal and, in the end, he knocked it wide when perhaps a better touch would have broken the deadlock.

However, four minutes later he did come good and indeed broke the stalemate when his shot was deflected in by Steve Katsionis. A cross from the left by the former Wellington Phoenix player seemed to cause some hesitation in the Hakoah defence with Harry McCarthy lurking with intent and the ball ricocheted off Katsionis to finish in the back of the net.

The end-to-end continued with both teams alternating chances. In the 28th minute Jordan Koton flashed a volley over the crossbar after receiving a ball from Roberts on the left as Hakoah tried to equalise.

Kieren Paull then virtually laid the ball on a plate for Brendan Cholakian in front of goal but his delicate flick didn’t have the right strength and the chance went begging. And with that chance the first stanza of play ended.

The second half of play was much anticipated given the exceptional first 45 minutes. And it didn’t disappoint either.

An early rifle of an attempt by Roberts from some distance really tested the reflexes of Dylan Mitchell as Hakoah made their intentions very clear.

Koton then tried a minute later with a similar shot that was fortuitously deflected just wide of the goal for Paul Dee’s side by a defender as the home side went close to equalising.

In the 63rd minute Hakoah should really have scored when Oliver Green unleashed a rocket from outside the box that hit the crossbar and rebounded off the underside straight onto the goal line without actually crossing it.

Cholakian responded immediately for Manly United with a penetrating run that ended with a shot that was well saved by Norval down to his left.

In the 73rd minute Manly United did indeed make it two when substitute Charles Mendy found Pandurevic in the box and he clinically fired home from close range giving Norval no chance. It was the goal that broke the hearts of the Hakoah fans as their side, up until that point, looked like it might equalise.

Late in the game a corner by Joshua Swadling reached an unmarked Amauri Gauthier at the back post who headed in an almost a slow-motion goal, but a goal nevertheless that Hakoah deserved.

Right at the death Mendy bolted free and with only Norval to beat somehow found himself denied by the home side’s ‘keeper who got down low to his left to prevent what looked to be a certain goal.

Manly coach Paul Dee was a relived man after full time.

“There are only a couple of weeks left and we need to concentrate on winning to have any chance of playing in the finals. As long as we win our games the other results will take care of themselves,” he said.

“Hakoah is always a tough away game but I thought that we created enough chances to win that game today. We were excellent a creating chances but not as good in front of goal.

“We have been working on creating chances and we now need to get into the area where we finish these.”

For Hakoah boss Gavin Rae it was another game which got away.

“Today in some ways sums up our season,” he said.

“We have been competitive in nearly every game this season but we just seem to be losing by that odd goal.

“It is very frustrating. If we were losing every week by a long way, we would accept that we are not at the level of the league, but that’s definitely not the case at all.

“To be so close is very frustrating because we have a very honest and good group of boys who deserve better.”

Match Stats

HAKOAH SYDNEY CITY EAST: 1 (Gauthier 87’)

MANLY UNITED FC: 2 (Katsionis o.g. 24’, Pandurevic 73’)

Sunday, 21st July 2019

Hensley Athletic Field

Referee: Tim Danaskos
Assistant Referees: Joon Park, Matt Staples

Fourth Official: Kyle Fenton-White

HAKOAH SYDNEY CITY EAST: 1.Ryan Norval, 2.Connor Shaddock, 4.Brad Walker, 5.Steve Katsionis, 8.Oliver Green, 10.Nathan Roberts (23.Adrian Vranic 76’), 11.Jack Green (24.Amauri Gauthier 76’), 12.Joshua Swadling, 13.Robert Ezekiel, 14.Jordan Koton, 17.Harry Jones.

Substitutes not used: 6.Dominic Cox, 15.Pedrag Bojic, 25.Max Ephraim.

Yellow Cards: O.Green 34’, Walker 82’

Red Card: Nil

MANLY UNITED FC: 1.Dylan Mitchell, 2.Kieren Paull, 4.Travis Oughtred, 5.Sam Gallagher, 8.Dominic Ferguson (6.Joseph Fox 76’), 9.Harry McCarthy (12.Charles Mendy 64’), 10.Brendan Cholakian, 11.Adam Parkhouse (7.Sam Wilson 70’), 14.Dejan Pandurevic, 17.Lewis Miccio, 23.Bradley McDonald.

Substitutes not used: 3.James Georgaklis, 32.Mackenzie Syron.

Yellow Cards: Miccio 82’, Mendy 88’

Red Card: Nil

Player Ratings have now been hidden due to the second half of the season commencing.

By National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s reporter Joe Russo 

 

Ten-man Manly punished by pumped up Sharks

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The Sutherland Sharks cruised to a 5-0 demolition job of a ten-man Manly United outfit at Cromer Park on Sunday afternoon.

The hosts were shocked by a straight red card shown to defensive linchpin Travis Oughtred just six minutes in, which brought rise to a significantly one-sided contest.

Raul Romero converted the ensuing penalty, before a delightful Mateo Poljak chip and fierce Jeremy Cox drive put the visitors well and truly in the ascendancy by the interval.

Despite the numerical disparity, Paul Dee’s men forged some golden opportunities throughout the first period that could have added some additional spice to the contest.

However, their failure to convert resulted in a rather tame second period where Sutherland eventually compounded Manly’s misery courtesy of tidy strikes from Jerry Skotadis and Romero.

The emphatic result secured a crucial three points for Sutherland in the ever-intensifying race for the top five.

It was a day to forget for Manly from the outset, as the healthy Cromer Park crowd were silenced just six minutes in.

Sutherland striker Jeremy Cox, who had this week been promoted to the starting eleven following the suspension of Charles Lokolingoy, executed some superb trickery to get in behind the Manly back four and prepare himself to pull the trigger.

However a collision with Travis Oughtred prevented him from doing so, leading the referee to award a spot-kick and dismiss the defender.

Raul Romero made no mistake from the spot, coolly slotting home into the bottom corner as he sent Dylan Mitchell the wrong way.

Despite being confronted by a hefty uphill task, the hosts shifted to a three-at-the-back shape and responded positively to falling behind.

They so nearly squared the ledger soon after as Harry McCarthy, on his first start for the club since returning from Sydney FC, found himself one-on-one with Anthony Bouzanis.

However the youngster’s 22nd minute close-range strike was denied by a resolute stop from the goalkeeper.

Manly suffered another agonising moment half an hour in, as a promising counter-attack saw Dejan Pandurevic cut the ball back to an onrushing Scott Balderson six yards out.

However the attacker blazed his first-time effort over the bar, and Manly were soon made to seriously regret their lack of a clinical touch.

With five minutes remaining in the half, a threatening Sutherland set-piece wreaked havoc in the Manly penalty area.

Dylan Mitchell initially made an impressive stop, however the ball fell to Asian Champions League winner Poljak who showcased his quality with a precise dink over the outstretched goalkeeper and two defenders on the line to double his side’s advantage.

Cox then capped off a perfect first half for Sutherland in stoppage time, as he shrugged off his defender and hammered the ball home at the front post to make it three.

With the result just about secured, Sutherland’s midfield professionally controlled the tempo in the second period as the ten men of Manly continued to tire.

Jerry Skotadis produced his most eye-catching performances since making the shift to Sutherland mid-season and was duly rewarded with a place on the scoresheet 74 minutes in.

The former Sky Blues midfielder skipped past his marker and slotted the ball home into the bottom right corner.

Sutherland then put an exclamation point on their five-star performance with a superb team move that was finished off expertly by the mercurial Spaniard Romero.

Post-match, Sam Gallagher reflected on what was well and truly a day to forget for his side.

“Whether it was a red card or not it was a tough day at the office regardless,” the Manly captain said.

“With ten men we worked hard, but we still shouldn’t be conceding that many goals.

“We can all put our hands up and just say maybe today wasn’t our day but as a team we need to recover from that.

“We will get back into it for the Waratah Cup, FFA Cup and remaining league games to hopefully get us into the top five.”

In contrast, Sutherland skipper Mateo Poljak praised the persistence of his side as they creep ever closer to finals football.

“For us it was a very important win as we are getting closer to the top five- if we had lost it was pretty much game over for us,” the former A-League midfielder said.

“It is feeling very different from the start of the season.

“It was tough for us in the first half of the season with so many unlucky draws but that’s football, I guess.

“Copping a late goal last week when we should have finished it off earlier, today it happened for us with that early red card.

“I think we were very clinical; something that we have maybe been missing all season.

“It was a good day for the club with wins in all three grades.”

Match Stats

Manly United FC 0

Sutherland Sharks FC 5 (Romero 7’, 80’, Poljak 40’, Cox 45+1’, Skotadis 74’)

Sunday 30th June, 2019

Cromer Park, Dee Why 

Referee: M. Bailey

Assistant Referees: M. McOrist, N. Wotton

Fourth Official: I. Covic

Manly United: 1. Dylan Mitchell, 2. Kieran Paull, 4. Travis Oughtred. 5. Sam Gallagher, 6. Joseph Fox, 9. Harry McCarthy (12. Charles Mendy 45’), 10. Brendan Cholakian, 14. Dejan Pandurevic, 13. Scott Balderson (11. Adam Parkhouse 62’), 17. Lewis Miccio, 23. Bradley McDonald (7. Sam Wilson 45’)

Substitutes not used: 32. Mackenzie Syron, 21. Finn Ashton

Yellow Cards: Cholakian 66’

Red Cards: Oughtred 6’

Sutherland Sharks: 1. Anthony Bouzanis, 2. Quentin Cheng, 3. Marc Warren (32. Alexander Lopez 29’), 4. Patrick O’Shea, 7. Bai Antoniou, 8. Mateo Poljak (25. Brodie Clarkson 83’),, 9. Jeremy Cox, 10. Raul Beneit Romero, 11. Jordan Morfitis (21. Tarik Ercan 75’), 17. Liam McGing, 22. Jerry Skotadis

Substitutes not used: 18. Mitchell Evans ,19. Harry Sutherland

Yellow cards: Morfitis 39’

Red cards: Nil

Player Ratings have now been hidden due to the second half of the season commencing.

By National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s Reporter Chris Curulli (Twitter handle @ChrisCurulli)

Blacktown City slip into third spot after Manly victory

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Blacktown City FC has tightened their grip on third place after a tense 1-0 win against Manly United FC at Lily Homes Stadium on Sunday.

Joey Gibbs injury time goal in the first half was enough to secure Blacktown’s eighth win of the season.

Manly came to life at the end if the contest with a pair of free-kicks that flew over which might have salvaged a point but it wasn’t to be for Paul Dee’s side.

In the cagey opening stages of the contest, it was Blacktown City FC that created the first chances of the game.

Emmanuel Gonzalez with a pair of chances, the latter from an incisive move flashed wide of the post

Blacktown City FC continued to have the lion share of the chances. Striker Joey Gibbs had a point-blank header saved then the follow up from Gonzalez wasn’t stabbed home as the visitors rode their luck

After the tense start, Manly United FC worked their way into the contest. Their best work came through Charles Mendy and Brendan Cholakian. The former fizzed a shot into the hands of Blacktown City FC’s Tristan Prendergast.

Mendy kept being a nuisance on the right with a pinpoint switch opening up play for the Manly attacker to cut the ball back to Adam Parkhouse, the former A-League man was denied by a superb last ditch tackle from Blacktown’s Daniel Collins.

The home side remained on the front foot. Collins squirted an effort wide then they found joy right on the half-time break.

A wicked cross bent into the area, right into the path of Gibbs to poach home, making it 1-0.

There was almost the perfect start for Blacktown City FC in the second half, Leroy Jennings reacted quickest to a rebound, but their joy was cut short by the linesman flag, as it remained a one-goal game.

Sensing they need to find some thrust in the contest, Manly United FC piled on a handful of chances past the hour mark. Parkhouse tried to snap a low effort that was dealt with then Kieran Paull, pushing further up field, almost clipped a cross-cum-shot into the net.

Despite this, their chances remained half ones, as Scott Balderson almost profited from a rare giveaway from the Blacktown City FC defense but his shot rested comfortably in the grasp of Prendergast.

The best chance for an equaliser came from a set piece for Manly United FC. Both Cholakian and substitute Dejan Pandurevic sent efforts over the bar.

The home side had a chance through substitute Monty Versi to finish the contest. They broke quickly but the striker couldn’t lift his effort over the keeper.

Blacktown City FC held on for the remaining injury time to record an eighth victory of the season.

Speaking afterwards Blacktown City FC coach Mark Crittenden was pleased to take three points in a tough contest.

“The competition is so close, so you can’t afford to drop points so good to get a result tonight against a good side like Manly.” He said.

“We could’ve been two or three goals ahead in the first half but the second half we ground out the result.”

For Manly United FC coach Paul Dee, it was disappointing to lose but it has been a good week for the side as they push for the top five

“It’s a hard place to come. Blacktown are a good side and we started to come into the contest in the second half.” said Dee.

“We tried to balance the side after a tough cup game. I think we’re not far off where we want to be but tonight will hurt for a while.”

Match Stats

Blacktown City FC 1 (Gibbs ‘45+1)

Manly United FC 0

Sunday 23 June 2019

Lily Homes Stadium, Seven Hills

Referee: T. Danaskos

Assistant Referees: B. Wright & M. Riedy

Fourth Official: N. Gongolidis

Blacktown City FC: 1. PRENDERGAST Tristan, 3. COLLINS Daniel, 4. SPYRAKIS Yianni, 5. LYNCH Grant, 6. LEWIS Matthew, 9. GIBBS Joey, 11. GONZALEZ Emmanuel (16. HOWARTH ‘69), 12. CAMPBELL Lachlan (15. VERSI ‘84), 17. ASKEW Dakota, 19. BERRY Adam 22. JENNINGS Leroy

Unused substitutes: 18. BARTOLOTTO Josh, 20. NISKI Dylan, 21. MUTCH William

Yellow cards: nil

Red cards: nil

Manly United FC: 1. MITCHELL Dylan, 2. PAULL Kieran, 4. OUGHTRED Travis, 5. GALLAGHER Sam, 7. WILSON Sam (9. MCCARTHY ‘85), 8. FERGUSON Dom, 10. CHOLAKIAN Brendan, 11. PARKHOUSE Adam (14. PANDUREVIC ‘64), 12. MENDY Charles, 13. BALDERSON Scott, 23. MCDONALD Bradley (6. FOX ‘78)

Unused subs: 17. MICCIO Lewis, 40. BAKER Ryan

Yellow cards: Balderson ‘90+1

Red cards: nil

Player Ratings have now been hidden due to the second half of the season commencing.

By National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s Reporter Justin Davies (@JustDavies90)

Manly edge past hot and cold Stallions

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A Charles Mendy strike in first-half stoppage time proved decisive as Manly United edged out Marconi Stallions 1-0 at Cromer Park on Sunday afternoon.

In a fiery affair, the visitors will be left scratching their heads as to how they emerged empty-handed following the raft of opportunities they forged throughout the ninety.

Despite James Andrew and last week’s hat-trick hero Mitch Mallia giving Manly some early defensive headaches, the solitary goal of the match arrived courtesy of a former Stallion Charles Mendy deep into first-half added time.

A tense second stanza ultimately saw the scoresheet remain as it were, allowing for a courageous Manly performance to earn them a valuable three points in the race for the top 5.

Manly created the first clear sight on goal 17 minutes in, as Brendon Cholakian’s curling free kick was denied spectacularly by Nenad Vekic.

Three minutes later, Marconi found themselves within inches of breaking the deadlock as Mallia released a venomous strike from outside the area that grazed the crossbar.

Alongside speedy winger James Andrew, Mallia was central to the visitors’ first-half attacking forays but his 37th and 41st minute efforts both narrowly cleared Dylan Mitchell’s crossbar.

Mitchell was called into action on 39 minutes, and he reacted well to palm Nathan Millgate’s threatening header to safety.

Then despite looking to finish the opening stanza in the ascendancy, Marconi were hit with a sucker-punch with virtually the last kick of the half.

A precise low cross from Adam Parkhouse played in Charles Mendy on the six-yard box, who made no mistake with a neat finish into the bottom right corner.

The second half saw Marconi throw everything at Manly’s stern defensive unit, to no avail.

On 64 minutes, Marco Jesic’s deflected set-piece sailed painfully wide of the post past a helpless wrong-footed Mitchell.

Manly’s best shot at extending their advantage arrived two minutes later as Adam Parkhouse sprung the Stallion’s offside trap to find himself through on goal, but the former A-League flyer blazed his effort over the bar.

Peter Tsekenis tried everything to break Manly down, including the introductions of Martin Fernandez and one-time Manly marksman Richie Cardozo.

The former so nearly had the desired impact with his first intervention, as he took off on a mazy run to find himself through on goal but directed his shot past the wrong side of the post.

Giorgio Speranza almost stole a point with two minutes remaining but his shot was straight at the goalkeeper, ensuring Marconi were resigned to a bitterly disappointing defeat.

Stallions boss Peter Tsekenis reflected this sentiment post-game:

“It was very frustrating,” he reflected.

“Conceding a goal just before half time the way we did.

“They took one of their chances and we couldn’t take any of ours.

“I can’t recall many other chances they had, so I am just frustrated.”

In contrast, Paul Dee was elated that his side held firm to secure all three points.

“It was a tight game,” the Manly coach said.

“I am very pleased that we created enough good chances to score.

“We were resolute in defence and held strong, so that was very pleasing.

“There are a lot of good teams in this competition that would have ambitions to play top five.

“We just need to make sure that we apply ourselves like today every single game.

“We need to take it one game at a time and make sure we do our best to get maximum points every single week in such a tight competition.”

Match Stats

Manly United FC 1 (Mendy 45+1’)

Marconi Stallions FC 0

Sunday 16th June, 2019

Cromer Park, Dee Why

Referee: J. Lewis

Assistant Referees: S. Brennan, J. Park

Fourth Official: L. Cole

Manly United: 1. Dylan Mitchell, 2. Kieran Paull, 4. Travis Oughtred. 5. Sam Gallagher, 8. Dominic Ferguson 10. Brendan Cholakian, 11. Adam Parkhouse (6. Joseph Fox 90’), 12. Charles Mendy (14. Dejan Pandurevic 69’), 13. Scott Balderson (22. Jamie Glover 77’), 17. Lewis Miccio, 23. Bradley McDonald

Substitutes not used: 7. Sam Wilson, 40. Ryan Baker

Yellow Cards: Nil

Red Cards: Nil

Marconi Stallions: 1. Nenad Vekic, 2. Nathan Millgate, 3. Giorgio Speranza, 4. Roberto Speranza, 7. Sean O’Connell (16. Liam Youlley 73’), 10. Marko Jesic, 11. Mitchell Mallia, 12. James Andrew, 13. Yianni Nicolaou (28. Martin Fernandez 68’), 19. Zac Cairncross (20. Richard Cardozo 78’), 23. Brandon Vella

Substitutes not used: 14. Peter Pelekanos, 17. Kristian Sekutkoski

Yellow Cards: Yianni Nicolaou 33’

Red Cards: Nil

Player Ratings have now been hidden due to the second half of the season commencing.

PHOTO BY NICK GUOTH

By National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s Reporter Chris Curulli (Twitter handle @ChrisCurulli)

 

Rangers grab vital win over Manly

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Mt Druitt Town Rangers continued on their winning ways after securing a round of 32 FFA Cup berth midweek with a come from behind 2-1 victory over Manly United at Popondetta Park on a chilly Saturday evening in Sydney’s West.

The Rangers were on cloud nine on Wednesday as they reached its first ever round of 32 entry into the FFA Cup after defying the odds knocking out current National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s pacesetters Wollongong Wolves 1-0.

Backing up from a midweek clash, Mt Druitt’s opponents Manly United had to wait till the 119th minute to secure its spot in the round of 32 of the FFA Cup as they scored a spot-kick goal that ended Rockdale City Suns run.

This game proved to be a tough test for both outfits.

Aidan Desmond’s men fought gallantly and never gave up even though Manly struck first via a Travis Oughtred header as a Toufic Alameddine penalty and John Roberts strike were enough to see the boys from Mt Druitt claim maximum points at home.

Alameddine netted from the spot in the final minute of the first-half to level the scores after Oughtred opened the scoring in the 34’ minute when meeting a corner to head home.

But it wasn’t enough as Roberts netted what turned out to be the winner in the 54’ minute with a sweetly struck shot that flew past Dylan Mitchell.

Within thirty seconds of the whistle Brendan Cholakian fired over the bar with a difficult effort to control coming over the shoulder followed by a Scott Balderson shot that went wide of the mark as the visitors showed intent.

New recruit Mirjan Pavlovic replied with a header that slipped past the post in what was a very open game from the start.

Indeed, Pavlovic was heavily involved in the early play and did find the net shortly after only to be disallowed for an offside flag.

Cholakian, always difficult to keep quiet, worked a half-opening and forced Carlos Saliadarre into a fine save however, from the corner Oughtred headed Manly into the lead.

Credit to Rangers, their heads didn’t drop and they continued to attack but found Manly a tough nut to crack.

Balderson pulled another tremendous save out of Saliadarre in the 35th minute when the keeper was able to tip the ball over the bar and keep his side in the match.

A mad goalmouth scramble, with a suspicion of handball thrown into the mix, in the 42’ minute had the home fans screaming when Pavlovic clipped onto the bar for Mitchell to gather at the end of some frantic footwork by both.

A last minute penalty for the home side was sweetly put away by Alameddine to level the scores with the final kick.

Roberts beat his marker and set up Fabricio Fernandez whose first time effort went agonisingly wide but seconds later it was the former Western Sydney Wanderer who hammered home from the right to give Rangers the lead when turning the match around.

Pavlovic refused to be kept out of the game and fired goal-ward in the 60th minute that Mitchell did well to turn around the post as Mt Druitt surged forward to exploit the space left at the back.

Substitute Charles Mendy burst quickly into the action and fashioned a half-chance but again the ever alert Saliadarre was quickly down to his left to avert the danger.

Manly were forced into throwing everything at the Rangers and a stoppage time save from Mitchell kept them in the reckoning but a combination of strong defence and wayward ball choice allowed the home side to hold out for the win and three precious points.

“We were well off the pace in the opening quarter hour,” stated Rangers coach Aidan Desmond after the match.

“We were out of sorts but then started to put our game together.

“Their goal was soft from us with the unchallenged header and we had to fight our way back into the match against a physically strong Manly side.

“Carlos (Saliadarre) made some good save as did (Dylan) Mitchell but we’ll take the three points from this game, and they are massive for us.”

“We were very poor today,” a dejected Paul Dee said.

“It was very disappointing although we created some good chances in the first-half.

“It wasn’t the game plan we devised and our execution today was poor.

“A tough midweek game and an away match on a Saturday night perhaps took its toll but Rangers are a good tough team and deserve their win.”

Match Stats

Mt Druitt Town Rangers 2 (Alameddine 45’pen, J.Roberts 54’

Manly United 1 (Oughtred 24’

Popondetta Park, Emerton

Saturday, 8th June, 2019

Referee: Hassan Jomaa

Asst. Refs: Andre Giev & Patrick Teleki

4th Official: Jake Rose

Mt Druitt Town Rangers: 1.Carlos Saliadarre, 4.Solomon Monohan-Vaika, 5.Jake Mammone, 6.Blake Thompson, 10.Fabricio Fernandez, 11.Toufic Alameddine (7.Luke Clifford 73’), 13.Lord Darkoh, 16.Joshua Gould, 18.Jacob Esposito, 19.John Roberts, 27.Mirjan Pavlovic (9.Alex Boyadjian 83’)

Subs not used: 8.Mathew Clowes, 17.Jordan Gomez, 25.Mathew Nikolovski

Yellow Cards: 

Red Cards:

Manly United: 1.Dylan Mitchell, 2.Keiran Paull, 4.Travis Oughtred, 5.Sam Gallagher (7.Sam Wilson 66’), 6.Joe Fox (8.Dom Ferguson 82’), 10.Brendan Cholakian, 11.Adam Parkhouse , 13.Scott Balderson (12.Charles Mendy 66’), 14.Dejan Pandurevic, 17.Lewis Miccio, 23.Brad McDonald

Subs not used:, 22.Jamie Glover, 32.Byron Mackenzie

Yellow Cards: Miccio 62’

Red Card

Player Ratings have now been hidden due to the second half of the season commencing. 

By Football NSW Reporter Micky Brock