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Maximum points go begging for Sharks

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A costly defensive error has cost Sutherland Sharks a break-though win as they were held 1-1 by local rivals Rockdale City Suns at Seymour Shaw. 

Suns’ striker  and former Shark Jordan Figon fired home to level the scores after Alec Urosevski pounced on a sloppy back pass to extend the Sharks winless streak to 10 games.

A sensational volley from Jeremy Cox had given Sutherland the lead after 37 minutes but it would only last for seven minutes until Rockdale found an equaliser.

It was a frustrating result as well for Rockdale as they missed the chance to move into top spot with a win.

It was a cagey start to the match with neither side creating any real headway in the opening ten minutes.

A looping free-kick from Marc Warren nearly set-up an opening goal in the 20th minute but Harry Sutherland’s headed effort sailed narrowly wide.

Sutherland were on the ascension and had another great chance denied moments later when Charles Lokolingoy had a shot from just outside the 18-yard box deflected by a scrambling Rockdale defence.

The home side were beginning to take control of the match and it didn’t take long for them to find a break though.

Warren broke loose on the left flank and fired in a curling cross which was volleyed into the back of the net by Cox with clinical precision.

But their lead would not last for long.

Urosevski pounced on a poor back pass from Sutherland’s Tarik Ercan and forced a save from Nathan Denham with a shot across goal.

Figon was in the right place at the right time to tap home past a scrambling Denham to level the score.

Sharks midfield maestro Mateo Poljak tested the keeper with a blistering long range effort but Rockdale shot stopper David Bradasevic had it covered to ensure both sides went into the break locked at 1-1.

Sutherland started the second half the better of the two sides and Suns keeper Bradasevic was forced to make two diving saves not long after the restart.

The visitors gave the Sharks fan a scare in the 56th minute when Urosevski’s free-kick from 30 yards out whisked past the outside of the post.

The match was mired in controversy in the 73rd minute when a Lokolingoy header cannoned off the underside of the cross bar and seemingly over the goal line, however the referee thought otherwise ruling no-goal.

Sutherland’s spirit was not to be quelled and they continued to push forward for a winner.

Juan Romero tested Bradasevic with a header after a late run to the far post but it was saved by the gloveman.

Rockdale nearly snatched a late winner thanks to a mazy run from another former Shark, Panny Nikas, but some desperate defending stopped the mercurial midfielder in his tracks only 8 yards out from goal to ensure the match would end locked at 1-1.

Rockdale goalscorer Figon said his side expected a tough battle and it was exactly what Sutherland served up.

“The game was a real dogfight in stages and although a win would’ve been preferred we will take the point,” he said.

“Seymour Shaw is a tough place to come and they were probably the better side in the first half.

“We did well to keep in the match early but in the second half we struggled to capitalise on our chances.

“We are still up the top end of the table and in the chase for top spot so we have to remain positive and move on to next week.”

Returning Sharks great Nathan Denham said the tough performance from his team mates to claim a fourth straight draw was proof they were on the cusp of a breakthrough win.

“We’ve been able to push the top teams and take points from them which I think shows we’re not far off from where we need to be,” he said.

“We played some good football tonight and could’ve very easily have snatched the win. While the results haven’t been their so far this season the mood among the team remains positive which is a great sign.

“For me I felt really good and was very happy in my first game back from retirement. I had done it for so long it’s just like riding a bike.”

Match Stats

Sutherland Sharks 1 (Jeremy Cox 37′)

Rockdale City Suns 1 (Jordan Figon 44′)

Saturday, May 18 2019

Seymour Shaw Park, Miranda

Referee: A Higgins

Assistant Referees: M McOrist & J Park

Fourth official: P Reynolds

Sutherland Sharks: 46. Nathan Denham, 3. Marc Warren, 4. Patrick O’Shea, 8. Matteo Poljak, 9. Jeremy Cox (2. Quentin Cheng 79′), 10. Raul Romero, 11. Jordan Morfitis (7. Juan Romero 70′), 12. Blair Brown, 14. Charles Lokolingoy, 19. Harry Sutherland, 21. Tarik Ercan

Substitutes not used: , 25. Brodie Clarkson, , 32. Alexander Lopez, 26. Mario Aleksik

Yellow cards: Morfidis 45′, Warren 69′, O’Shea 69′

Red cards:

Rockdale City Suns: 1. David Bradasevic, 2. Daniel Petkovski, 3. Michael Neill, 7.Alec Urosevski  8. Aleks Canak (9. Jonathan Grozdanovski 75′), 11. Leigh Egger, 12. Idriss El Hafiane, 17. Matthew Lecce (23. Panny Nikas 65′), 18. Sasa Macura (20. Howard Fondyke 86′), 19. Patrick Savor, 45. Jordan Figon

Substitutes not used: 14. Brayden Sorge, , 22. Max Rowston,

Yellow cards: El Hafiane 30′, Urosevski 69′, Canak 69′

Red cards:

Player Ratings

3 – Raul Romero (SSFC)

2-  Marc Warren (SSFC)

1 – Alec Urosevski (RCS)

Red hot Suns sink Wolves perfect winning record

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A long-range strike from Alec Urosevski has helped Rockdale City Suns snap Wollongong Wolves incredible nine game undefeated streak with a 1-0 win at WIN Stadium on Saturday.

It was league leader Wollongong Wolves’ first defeat of the NPL NSW Men’s season and the first match they were unable to find the back of the net.

Urosevski’s 31st minute strike was the only goal of the encounter, with the visitors holding off a strong Wolves attack in the second half to secure their fifth league win in a row since interim boss Nick Porecca took over the side.

The result catapults Rockdale temporarily into second on the ladder once cuts Wollongong’s lead over the chasing pack down to two points.

Wollongong had the brighter start with Christopher Price coming close to finding the back of the net for the hosts in the 29th minute with his thundering header denied by a brilliant save from Rockdale keeper Daniel Bradasevic.

However, the visitors fired into the lead two minutes later thanks to Urosevski, who fired a powerful effort from range to beat Wollongong keeper Justin Pasfield and find the top-left corner of the net.

With their historic unbeaten streak on the verge of ending, the Wolves threw everything they had into a tense second half, but the league leaders were unable to create many meaningful chances thanks to a staunch Suns defence.

Wollongong’s Bul Juach had a golden opportunity to level the scores in the 87th minute after he picked up a loose ball off a scrambled cross but was unable to direct his effort past an oncoming Bradasevic.

Two minutes later another vital chance went begging for the Wolves, with substitute Stefan Dimoski’s long-range shot beating Bradasevic but not the Rockdale crossbar, ricocheting away from goal and ensuring the visitors secured a vital three points.

Wolves coach Luke Wilkshire was disappointed with the result but acknowledged the side needed to put in a better performance.

“Every week is an opportunity and we didn’t take that opportunity today.

“We struggled to create opportunities I think, we forced things in the first half [and] we were forcing balls too early, we were struggling to find our rhythm and some sloppy balls, giving balls away in bad areas.

“I’ve said to the boys before if a better team turns up and outplays us, you can take defeat, but if you lose or drop points of your own accord, then it’s disappointing.”

Meanwhile Rockdale City Suns’ interim coach Nick Porecca was pleased with the result, although he noted that the upcoming week will further test the strength and depth of the Suns.

“The boys are playing well and training well and I think this is the confidence boost we needed to kick things on.

“We’ve got an FFA Cup game on Wednesday [vs Sydney University SFC], so three games in a week its going to be a little bit of a task, but I think we’ve got the players to do a bit of a roll and continue on.”

Wollongong will hope to return to winning ways next round when the side travels to Marconi Stadium next Saturday to take on mid-table side Marconi Stallions, while Rockdale host Sydney University in the FFA Cup on Wednesday night at Ilinden Sports Centre before travelling to Seymour Shaw Park to face Sutherland Sharks on Saturday evening.

Match Stats

Wollongong Wolves 0

Rockdale City Suns 1 (Alec Urosevski 31’) 

Saturday 11th May, 2019

WIN Stadium, Wollongong

Referee: M. Bailey

Assistant Referees: S. Edeling and J. Park

Fourth Official: S. Andrews

Wollongong Wolves: 1. Justin Pasfield, 2. Taylor McDonald, 6. Benjamin Tosi (13. Stefan Dimoski 75’), 7. Christopher Price, 9. Thomas James, 14. Harry Callahan, 15. Nick Littler, 16. Guy Knight, 17. James Stojcevski, 23. Jordan Nikolovski (11. Takeru Okada 52’), 25. Bul Juach

Substitutes Not Used: 8. James Markovic, 12. Luke Kairies (GK), 20. Liam Wille

Yellow Cards: Benjamin Tosi 50’, Harry Callahan 83’ 

Red Cards: Nil

Rockdale City Suns: 1. Daniel Bradasevic, 2. Daniel Petkovski (14. Brayden Sorge 75’), 3. Michael Neill, 7.  Alec Urosevski (9. Jonathan Grozdanovski 79’), 8. Aleksandar Canak, 11. Leigh Egger, 12. Idriss El Hafiane, 17. Matthew Lecce (23. Panagiotis Nikas 63’), 18. Sasa Macura, 19. Patrick Savor, 45. Jordan Figon

Substitutes Not Used: 20. Howard Fondyke, 22. Max Rowston

Yellow Cards: Aleksandar Canak 44’, Michael Neill 69’, Idriss El Hafiane 81’, Leigh Egger 90+2’

Red Cards: Nil

Player Ratings

3 – Alec Urosevski (Rockdale City Suns)

2 – Daniel Bradasevic (Rockdale City Suns)

1 – Jordan Figon (Rockdale City Suns)

By National Premier Leagues NSW Reporter Cal Behrendt (@CalBehrendt)

 

Suns winning streak continues with win over Manly

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Rockdale City Suns incredible mid-season turnaround has added another chapter with a 2-1 comeback win against Manly United at Ilinden Sports Centre on Sunday. 

It was Rockdale’s fourth straight league win and sixth overall since interim boss Nick Porecca took charge of the Suns helping lift them into the top five for the first time since round two.

A brilliant solo effort from Manly’s Brendan Cholakian gave the visitors the perfect start but it wasn’t to be as the home side found their rhythm in the closing stages of the first half when Jordan Figon levelled the score.

A brilliant header from Sasa Macura midway through the second half wrapped up the win for Rockdale and a vital three points.

The home side started the better of two sides with Rockdale creating two big chances to break the deadlock inside the opening ten minutes.

Michael Neill delivered a dangerous cross into the box which flew across the face of goal untouched by either side before Leigh Egger stuck the woodwork with a powerful long range drive only moments later.

Manly were sitting back and looking to pounce on the counter attack through speedy wingers Adam Parkhouse and Dejan Pandurevic.

However, it was club veteran Cholakian who had the biggest impact for the visitors when he broke the deadlock in the 17th minute.

The tricky midfielder created space for himself 25 yards out from goal before firing into the top left corner with a brilliant curling effort to make it 1-0.

A rapid counter attack from Manly nearly doubled their lead in the 34th minute however a shot on goal from Pandurevic was blocked by a desperation effort from Neill.

Rockdale refused to back down and a slick passage of play between Figon and Urosevski set up an impressive equaliser for the home side in the 40th minute.

Figon delivered a cheeky back-heel to Urosevski who fired the ball back to his striker before it was thundered into the back of the net.

The burly striker thought he doubled his tally in the 45th minute after side footing into the top corner but the assistant referee had other ideas as he flagged Figon for offside.

Deadlocked at the interval, Rockdale raced out of the blocks at the start of the second stanza with Figon firing inches wide of the post after a determined solo run.

Tackles were flying in as both teams lifted their intensity hoping to take control of the clash.

Rockdale interim boss Nick Porecca looked to ignite his attack introducing star signing Panny Nikas off the bench in his first league match after injury.

He didn’t take long to make an impact firing a long range strike which sailed agonisingly wide of the goal.

The home side were on the ascendency and Urosevski spurned a gilt-edged chance pushing his chip shot wide when one on one with the keeper.

For all Rockdale’s chances, Manly were still in the contest and a dangerous cross from Parkhouse caught his opponents napping but it was cleared off the line.

Nikas sailed a header over the bar in the 74th minute after a curling ball into the box from Savor

The mercurial midfielder wasn’t able to add to his teams tally himself but he did turn provider in the 80th minute.

A pinpoint corner kick delivery found the head of Macura who flicked the ball over the keeper and into the net to give Rockdale a 2-1 advantage.

The woodwork denied the Suns once again with eight minutes left on the clock after an unmarked Urosevski blasted a shot from six yards out onto the upright with only the keeper to beat.

Manly attempted to find an equaliser in the closing stages but they had few chances with Rockdale dominating possession to close out the match.

Rockdale assistant coach Matthew Ribarovski praised his side’s fighting spirit to bounce back after conceding an early goal.

“The confidence is high among the team and we knew that if played our own game and staled calm then the goals would come,” he said.

“We hung tough and came back at manly hard in the second half.

“We are starting to get everyone back from injury so the competition for positions is heating up. That has been a big benefit for the whole squad and it has been evident in our play. Hopefully we can keep it up.”

An opportunity lost was how Manly United coach Paull Dee best described the result.

“I felt we started the match well but our performance wasn’t quite there in the second half and you could feel the momentum shift,” he said.

“I think we have been structurally sound this season but lacked a clinical edge in front of goal and that was the story again today.

“I’m not too disappointed with how we played but we need to learn from results like this if we are to make the finals this season.”

Match Stats

Rockdale City Suns: 2 (Figon 40’, Macura 80’)

Manly United FC: 1 (Cholakian 17’)

Sunday. May 5 2019

Ilinden Sports Centre, Rockdale 

Referee: K Patterson

Assistant Referees: L Greenshields, R Osbourne

Fourth Official: S Quinn

Rockdale City Suns: 1. Daniel Bradasevic, 2. Daniel Petkovski, 3. Michael Neill, 7.  Alec Urosevski (20. Howard Fondyke 85’)  8. Aleks Canak (6. Khang Hoon Cho 82’), 11. Leigh Egger, 12. Idriss El Hafiane, 17. Matthew Lecce (23. Panny NIkas 55’), 18. Sasa Macura, 19. Patrick Savor, 45. Jordan Figon

Substitutes not used: 9. Jonathan Grozdanovski, 22. Max Rowston.

Yellow Cards: Figon 44’, Canak 63’

Red Cards: 

Manly United: 1. Dylan Mitchell, 2. Kieran Paull, 4. Travis Oughtred, 5. Sam Gallagher, 7. Sam Wilson, 8. Dom Ferguson, 10. Brendan Cholakian, 11. Adam Parkhouse, 13. Scott Balderson (9. Nikola Taneski 46′), 14. Dejan Pandurevic (22. Jamie Glover 76’), 23. Bradley McDonald (6. Joseph Fox 61’)

Substitutes not used: 17. Lewis Miccio  30. Samuel Benton

Yellow cards: 

Red cards: 

Player Ratings: 

3- Urosevski (RCS)

2- Figon (RCS)

1- Cholakian (MUFC)

Suns continue to soar up the ladder

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A stunning solo strike from Alec Urosevski has lifted Rockdale City Suns to their third win on the trot as they defeated Blacktown City 1-0 at Lily Homes Stadium on Sunday.

Urosevski came off the bench to break the deadlock in the 62nd minute and maintain interim coach Nick Porecca’s perfect record since taking over the Rockdale hot seat.

It was a frustrating clash for Blacktown as they were unable to make the most of their multitude of chances with wasteful finishing and lapses in concentration proving costly.

The result catapults Rockdale into the top five while Blacktown drop further away from the finals race.

Blacktown raced out of the blocks from the opening whistle with Rockdale’s defence tested by the City’s aggressive approach.

The home side went inches away from opening the scoring only a few minutes into the match when Leroy Jennings crashed a powerful volley into the crossbar.

Blacktown was on the ascendency but were unable to take complete control of the contest despite all their possession.

A defensive lapse gifted Rockdale a perfect chance to take the lead when Jordan Figon won his side a penalty after being taken down in the area by City keeper Tristan Prendergast.

However, Prendergast made up for his error making an incredible diving save to his right to deny Patrick Savour’s spot kick.

The matched opened up after the spot kick with play racing from end to end but neither side had the final cutting pass to truly break open the opposition.

Suns keeper David Bradasevic was up to the challenge as Jennings tested him with a stinging shot from the left as Blacktown fought gallantly to break the deadlock.

Will Mutch had another great chance for Blacktown soon after but he too was unable to find the back of the net.

Both side’s went into the break deadlocked at 0-0 with poor finishing a big part to play.

The second stanza opened with more of the same need to end play which was a feature before the interval but again finishing and sloppy ball play proved costly for both Rockdale and Blacktown.

The introduction of Urosevski proved game changing for the visitors with the star winger opening the scoring in the 62nd minute only moments after coming off the bench.

Urosevski picked the ball up out wide 35 yards from goal before slaloming through the Blacktown defence and firing across the keeper and into the net to give Rockdale a 1-0 lead.

Two back to back saves from Prendergast kept Blacktown in the clash as he first got down low to deny Matthew Lecce before saving Figon’s follow up effort.

Blacktown were desperate for an equaliser and threw everything forward in the dying stages.

Waves after wave of attack had Rockdale on the backfoot but for all City’s balls into the box they were unable to create any real opportunities on goal.

Rockdale remained calm among the relentless attacks clinging on for a hard earned result.

Suns assistant coach Matthew Ribarovski said a change in attitude has proven to be a massive game changer for his side on and off the pitch.

“A few weeks ago we sat down with the boys and had a chat to them about where the team was and what we need for the rest of the season and it has seen the players take a bit more responsibility which i think has been very evident in our matches,” he said.

“Today we were under the pump in the first half and did well to not concede. Then after the break we really stood up and took control of the match.

“Alec was great once again when he came on and while we it would be great to have him play 90 minutes every week, our decision to ease him back from injury will make sure he can finish the season in the best possible shape.”

A frustrated Mark Crittenden rued what he called “a game of two halves”

“We had a lot of possession and had good ball movement but we struggled in the final third and that really cost us the match,” he said.

“We probably deserved to go into the break in the lead but we were unable to make the most of our chances and then we concede a goal and struggled to get back from there.

“I’m not disappointed with how we are playing or the effort but at the moment we aren’t finding the back of the net and it’s really hurting us.”

Match Stats

Blacktown City FC: 0

Rockdale City Suns FC: 1 (Urosevski 63’)

Sunday, April 28 2019

Lily Homes Stadium, Seven Hills

Referee: Ben Abraham

Assistant Referees: Joon Park & Hugh Fenton-White

Fourth Official: Joel Crawford

Blacktown City: 1. Tristan Prendergast, 3. Daniel Collins , 4. Yianni Spyriakis 7. (Devante Clut 45’), 5. Grant Lynch, 6. Matthew Lewis, 8. Daniel Araujo, 9. Joey Gibbs, 11. Emmanuel Gonzalez (15. Mason Versi 72), 19. Adam Berry, 21. William Mutch (17. Dakota Askew 60’), 22. Leroy Jennings

Substitutes not used: 20. Dylan Niski, 23. Daniel Bragg

Yellow Cards: Mutch

Red Cards:

Rockdale City Suns: 1. David Bradasevic, 2. Daniel Petkovski, 3. Michael Neill, 6. Khang Hoon Cho ( 7. Alec Urosevski 57’), 8. Aleks Canak (20. Howard Fondyke 87’), 11. Leigh Egger, 12. Idris El Hafiane, 17. Matthew Lecce (9. Jonathan Grozdanovski 73’), 18. Sasa Macura, 19. Patrick Savour, 45. Jordan FIgon.

Substitutes not used: 10. Joshua Da Silva, 22. Max Rowston,

Yellow Cards: Petkovski’, El Hafiane, Macura

Red Cards:

Player Ratings

3 – Urosevski (RCS)

2 – Petkovski (RCS)

1 – Predergast (BCFC)

Suns continue ascendancy with win over Sky Blues

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A two-goal flurry inside three second half minutes has helped Rockdale City Suns to a confidence boosting 2-1 win against Sydney FC at Ilinden Sports Centre on Sunday.

Aleks Canak and Alec Urosevski’s strikes midway through the second stanza lifted the Rockdale faithful and helped interim coach Nick Porecca to his second straight National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s win.

A first half dominated by the goalkeepers opened up after the break with Rockdale desperately pushing for an opening goal.

However, with 20 minutes let on the clock Canak broke through the resilient Sydney FC defence and Urosevski followed only moments later.

A late goal to Marco Tilio for the Young Sky Blues made for a tetchy closing minutes but a dramatic equaliser wasn’t to be as Rockdale climbed up the table with a big home victory.

It didn’t take long from the opening whistle for the home side to go on the offensive and they were unlucky not to have the lead after four minutes when a Matthew Lecce header clanged off the crossbar.

Hewerd-Belle pulled off a brilliant save midway through the half as Jordan Figon thrashed a shot at him from point blank range

Rockdale’s shot stopper Bradasevic had to make a clutch save of his own only moments later as Tilio broke free of his marker and unleashed a shot from inside the 18 yard box.

It was turning into a showcase for the shot stoppers with Sydney FC’s gloveman delivering another brilliant reaction save after a rasping shot from Khang Hoon Cho

The matched opened up into an end to end affair in the closing five minutes of the half but while both teams  traded chances neither could find the back of the net.

Tilio’s elusive dribbling skills were creating headaches for the Rockdale defence after the restart with the zippy midfielder looking dangerous every time

Figon spurned a gilt-edged chance in the 55th minute firing straight at Heward-Belle.

Sydney FC’s shot stopper backed up moments later making a save at his near pot to deny El Hafiane.

However, after 67 minutes Sydney FC’s resistance was broken.

Canak fired Rockdale into the lead with a low drive into the bottom corner from just inside the 18 yard box.

Three minutes later Rockdale doubled their lead.

Substitute Urosevski popped up unmarked in the middle of the box to fire home a Canak cross to give his side a 2-0 advantage.

Rockdale appeared comfortable and in control but the threat of Tilio for the Sky Blues continued to trouble the home defence.

With nine minutes left on the clock, the elusive midfielder gave the travelling fans reason to smile .

Tilio latched on to a loose ball at the edge of the 18 yard area and fired low and hard into the net setting up a thrilling closing stages to the match with the score at 2-1.

The goal put the wind in Sydney FC’s sails and Rockdale, who only moments earlier were calm and in control, looked seriously under pressure.

Despite the late push from the visitors, Rockdale were able to cling on during the final minutes to snatch a valuable morale boosting win.

Suns assistant coach Matthew Ribarovski said the result was proof of his side’s progress in recent weeks.

“We’re starting to get our structure and movements right and as a team the chemistry is improving so It’s good we are able to see that development in our results,” he said.

“It was a massive relief when we scored and to follow it up with a second really lifted the weight off our shoulders. We did get caught out a little in the closing moments but thankfully we did enough for the three points.

“While it wasn’t a complete performance for the full 90 minutes I was happy with how we played and I think it is a good sign of what we can build towards.

Despite the loss, Sydney FC boss Jimmy van Weeren was upbeat and had special praise for goalkeeper Heward-Belle.

“I’m no goalkeeping specialist but some of the saves Thomas pulled out tonight to keep us in the game were incredible,” he said.

“It’s unfortunate we weren’t able to get the result but the individual performances have given me plenty to smile about.

“Each week we set out to compete and we did that tonight. Of course we need to start pushing for better results but if we keep showing the same intent as tonight then winning games won’t be far away.”

Match Stats

Rockdale City Suns: 2 (Canak 68’ Urosevski 70’)

Sydney FC: 1 (M Tilio 81’)

Sunday, April 21 2019

Ilinden Sports Centre, Rockdale

Rockdale City Suns: 1. David Bradasevic, 2. Daniel Petkovski, 3. Michael Neill, 6. Khang Hoon Cho (7. Alec Urosevski 57′), 8. Aleks Canak, 11. Leigh Egger, 12. Idriss El Hafiane, 17. Matthew Lecce (9. Jonathan Grozdanovski), 18. Sasa Macura, 19 Patrick Savor, 45. Jordan Figon (10. Josh Da Silva )

Substitutes not used: 22. Max Rowston

Yellow Cards: Savor 36′

Red Cards:

Sydney FC: 1. Thomas Heward-Belle, 3, Benjamin Van Meurs, 4. Liam McGing,5. Patrick Scibilio, 6. Harry Van Der Saag, 7. Jerry Skotadis, 9. Hamish Lamberton (23. Harry McCarthy) 23. Harry McCarthy, 10. Marco Tilio, 12. Giuseppe Tilio (34. Calem Nieuwenhof), 13. Jordan Swibel. 14. Thomas Fay

Substitutes not used: 16. Paolo Bonanni, 30. Adam Pavlesic

Yellow Cards: 

Red Cards: 

Player Ratings

3 – Aleks Canak (RCS)

2- Thomas Heward-Belle (SFC)

1- Marco Tilio (SFC)