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Jennings inspires Wolves to important victory

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A man of the match performance from Leroy Jennings has spurred Wollongong to a dramatic 3-2 win against Northbridge Bulls on Monday.

Jennings was in fine form as he scored two and set up a last gasp winner for Stefan Dimoski as the Wolves snatched all three points at the death.

The free-scoring winger opened Wollongong’s account after only seven minutes but Northbridge hit back courtesy of a Nikola Djordjevic own goal.

Northbridge found themselves ahead heading into the break after a classy finish from Kyle Cimenti.

Wollongong turned the tide in the second half with an early goal from Jennings, before he capped off his exceptional night by setting up Stefan Dimoski for a dramatic last gasp winner.

Wollongong found themselves in dreamland in the early stages of the game, getting the opener in the 7th minute.

Lachlan Scott’s outstanding solo run found him in space down the line as he sent the ball back across to Leroy Jennings at the edge of the box who perfectly curled it over Ryan Wood for the opener.

The visitors looked dominant in the opening stages before being undone by a Djordjevic own goal

Lachlan Sepping played a threatening ball through to former Wolves star Bul Juach who used his rapid pace to beat his man and send it across the goal line, Nikola Djordjevic did his best to try and keep the ball out but his efforts weren’t enough as the Bulls had their equaliser.

The Wolves had a nervous moment soon after when a risky back pass found Hayden Durose trapped with an oncoming Juach rapidly approaching. Durose did his best to desperately clear the ball but it deflected off Juach’s outstretched leg going narrowly wide.

Northbridge were gifted a golden opportunity to take the lead when Brendan Griffin fouled Juach on the inside of the box.

Juach stepped up to take the penalty for the Bulls but was sensationally denied by a sublime Durose save.

The Bulls couldn’t be held out any longer as they had their second of the evening in the 35th minute.

Kyle Cimenti perfectly finished off an outstanding through ball from Rory Jordan as the hosts entered the break with a one goal buffer.

Wollongong came out the gates flying at resumption of play, levelling the score within the first minute.

Northbridge were seeing Déjà vu as Scott once again played through Jennings who powered it through the legs of Wood to get his second of the night and giving Scott his second assist. It was his sixth of the season as the star recruit continued his good run of form during the second half of the NPL NSW Men’s season.

The remainder of the second half was an intense and physical duel as the sides battled for the winner.

Marcus Beattie came within inches of getting his side ahead. After finding himself through on goal, Beattie beat Wood to the ball and chipped it over his reach before it agonisingly clanged against the woodwork.

Jordan took the action into his own hands as his made a skilful solo run into the box but his effort on goal sailed wide.

The Wolves dramatically ran away with the win in the dying minutes, after Leroy Jennings’ cross from a free-kick picked out Stefan Dimoski as he headed the ball home gifting the visitors three crucial points.

Northbridge’s season thus far has been defined by last minute goals, unfortunately for them they were again on the wrong side of a late goal giving them a huge blow in their pursuit for finals – a quality team to watch although their youth and inexperience in holding onto victories has been the team’s undoing.

Wollongong Wolves coach Luke Wilkshire was encouraged by his side’s second half performance and noted the importance of the win

“First half we weren’t really at the races. there wasn’t enough urgency or desperation.

“The second half we saw a response which I was pleased with, but we got through it and we’ll take the three points and move on.

“There’s six games to go so the way I saw it this was important we got three points to stay in touch.”

Match Stats

Northbridge Bulls FC 2 (Djordjevic OG 15’, Climeti 35’)

Wollongong Wolves FC 3 ( Jennings 5’, 47’, Dimoski 86’)

Monday 14th June, 2021

Sydney United Sports Centre

Referee: I. Libri

Assistant Referees: P. Teleki and E. Kocbeck

Fourth Official: L. Jones

Northbridge Bulls FC: 1. Ryan Wood, 2. Jack Mcloughlin, 4. Nikola Ujdur, 5. Keanu Ismic (31. Ollie Jones),  6. Lachlan Sepping, 8. Kyle Cimenti, 9. Bul Juach (21. Anthony Krilic), 10. Rory Jordan, 11. Stephan De Robillard (18. Diego Bonilla), 16. Jake Jovanovski (15. Eddie Caspers), 24. Moudi Najjar (14. Giovanni Pannucio)

Substitutes not used: 40. Griffin Barry.

Yellow Cards: Najjar

Red Cards: nil

Wollongong Wolves FC: 23. Hayden Durose, 4. Nikola Djordjevic, 5. Joshua Alcorn, 7. Marcus Beattie, 8. Brendan Griffin (17. James Stojcevski), 9. Nicholas Duarte (20. Liam Wille), 11. Leroy Jennings  16. Fletcher McFarlane (12. Harison Taranto), 18. Evan Ball, 19. Bilal Belkadi, 24. Lachlan Scott (13. Stefan Dimoski)

Substitutes not used: 1. Aidan Munford.

Yellow Cards: Belkadi, Beattie

Red Cards: nil

By National Premier Leagues Reporter Dominic Criniti (@DominicCriniti)

Wolves mauled by hungry Olympic

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Sydney Olympic moved above Wollongong Wolves on the National Premier Leagues NSW ladder with a blow-out 5-1 win at Albert Butler Memorial Park on Sunday afternoon.

Olympic took the lead early on through Benjamin van Meurs before Lachlan Scott equalised for the Wolves not long after.

Michael Glassock’s goal with 10 minutes to play in the first stanza saw the away side head into the sheds in the lead.

Three second-half goals from the visitors with a brace to Mohamed Adam and a goal to Jason Madonis secured Ante Juric’s side the three points.

It was a fast start from the visitors hitting the woodwork twice in the opening couple of minutes.

A minute in, Mohamed Adam found space on the right-hand side cannoning a shot off the crossbar.

A minute later, Brendan Cholakian saw his effort from a free kick on the left clip the near post with Wolves’ shot stopper Hayden Durose left stranded.

Olympic’s pressure was rewarded in the seventh minute as Benjamin van Meurs guided a header into the far-right corner following a corner from the left.

15 minutes in, Wollongong captain Lachlan Scott restored parity, reacting fastest, stabbing a shot into the roof of the net after Nicholas Sorras failed to hold onto a freekick.

For the remainder of the half, the away side went in pursuit of taking the lead for a second time in the match.

The side came close on two occasions before in the 34th minute when Michael Glassock sent a curling shot from the left of the box into the top-right corner.

Sydney Olympic went into the break with a 2-1 lead after a promising first-half display.

Olympic carried on their momentum from the first half and with five minutes gone Adam found space centrally on the edge of the box, powering his strike past Durose.

In response to this, the home side created a few decent openings.

With 55 minutes played a marauding run from Scott down the right-hand side saw the ball cut back to Brendan Griffin on the penalty spot who dragged his effort wide of the left-hand upright.

Scott was involved again nine minutes later setting off on a similar run this time from a central position finding Nav Darjani who skewed his shot wide of the near post.

Scott once again drove forwards from a deep position this occasion opting to take on a central effort which was forced an impressive save from Sorras down to his left.

Despite this positive spell for the hosts, two late goals for the visitors sealed the deal.

With four minutes to play, a ball in from the right-hand side caused havoc inside the Wolves’ box with Adam eventually bundling the ball home.

In the 90th minute, Jason Madonis made his way into the right channel of the box, sending a composed finish into the far corner adding a fifth for Olympic.

Sydney Olympic coach Ante Juric was impressed with his side’s overall performance especially considering the quality of the Wollongong Wolves.

“It was always going to be tough,” he said.

“We started well, we were aggressive. We knew we had to be on top of our game.

“I am very proud of the intensity.

“We took our chances, it was a long time coming but we actually took them today which was nice.”

Wollongong Wolves coach Luke Wilkshire felt his side weren’t at the races in the match highlighting set pieces as the key downfall for the team.

“We weren’t at the races,” he said.

“Every set piece we look like conceding goals, we can’t attack the ball, we can’t win balls in the area.

“The first goal comes from a freekick into the box that we didn’t deal with and went out for a corner which we didn’t deal with.”

Match Stats

Wollongong Wolves 1 (Lachlan Scott 15’)

Sydney Olympic 5 (Benjamin van Meurs 7’, Michael Glassock 34’, Mohamed Adam 50’ 86’, Jason Madonis 90’)

Sunday 6 June 2021

Albert Butler Memorial Park, Primbee

Referee: T. Danaskos

Assistant Referee: J. Adabjou and E. Kocbek

Fourth Official: L. Lavigne

Wollongong Wolves: 23.Hayden Durose, 2.Taylor McDonald, 4.Nikola Djordjevic, 6.Ethan Kambisios (8.Brendan Griffin 46’), 7. Marcus Beattie, 11.Leroy Jennings, 14.Brendan Low, 17.Jake Lavalle (13.Stefan Dimoski 60’),19.Bilal Belkadi, 20.Liam Wille (10.Nav Darjani 46’), 24.Lachlan Scott

Substitutes Not Used: 1.Aiden Munford, 5.Dax Kelly, 18.Evan Ball

Yellow Cards: Ethan Kambisios 13’, Nikola Djordjevic 45+1’, Brendan Low 60’, Leroy Jennings 71’

Red Cards: Nil

Sydney Olympic: 1.Nicholas Sorras, 2.Thomas Whiteside, 4.Benjamin van Meurs, 5.Michael Glassock, 8.Jason Madonis, 9.Oliver Puflett (6.Nicola Kuleski 75’), 10.Brendan Cholakian, 21.Fabian Monge, 22.Fabio Ferreira (36.Matthew Scarcella 84’), 23.Daniel Dias, 35.Mohamed Adam

Substitutes Not Used: 17.Marley Peterson, 19.Darcy Burgess, 20.Luke Kairies, 24.Christopher Gligor

Yellow Cards: Brendan Cholakian 86’, Michael Glassock 88’

Red Cards: Nil

– By National Premier Leagues NSW Reporter Timothy Gibson

Rangers get back to winning ways

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Mount Druitt Town Rangers secured a vital 3-0 win against Wollongong Wolves to keep their top five hopes alive tonight at a frosty Popondetta Park

The Rangers got themselves back in the winner’s circle with a pair of second-half goals from star striker Jack Stewart, while a late Fumoto Kamada strike ensured the home side took all three points.

Earlier custodian Carlos Saliadarre saved a spot-kick which helped to kickstart their revival in the second half.

Wollongong Wolves will be disappointed to miss their chance to secure a spot in the top five of the National Premier Leagues Men’s competition. Luke Wilkshire’s men have flown under the radar the past few weeks which saw them land a top five spot although this loss saw the South Coast side brought back down to earth.

They did have a spot-kick for Lachlan Scott which was saved at the start of the second half which was their best chance.

Aiming to consolidate their spot in the top five, Wollongong Wolves headed to Sydney’s west on a mission to pick up three points.

The visitors were the better sides in the opening exchanges but their only chance came through a tame Leroy Jennings shot.

Mount Druitt’s recent form may have been disappointing but they didn’t let that stop them as they worked into the game quickly.

Jason Perez and Mitchell Smith both arrowed wide of Wolves keeper Hayden Durose’s post.

Jack Stewart has been the standout performer for the Rangers and tried to make his mark on the contest in the opening half. The striker flashed one wide of the post as the game waited for the opening goal.

As the game ticked into half-time, Wollongong had a chance from the set-piece. Leroy Jennings stood over the free-kick, but it was deflected wide. Both sides battled hard but headed into the sheds locked at 0-0.

The temperature kept dropping in Emerton but the second half started at a hot tempo.

The Wolves were given the ideal start to the half from the spot.

Lachlan Scott was fouled, he stepped up and his effort was saved well down to the right by the evergreen Rangers custodian Saliadarre which kept the game deadlocked at 0-0

Cooper Coskerie has been a consistent performer for Mount Druitt this season and the midfielder had a pair of chances to find the back of the net. Coskerie went for a low free-kick which Durose claimed well then the midfielder blazed a cutback from Stewart high and wide.

The game ticked into the hour mark and the contest had its opening goal. Smith with a wonderful chest which played in Mount Druitt Town Rangers striker Stewart who cut inside and finished well to make it 1-0 for the home side.

Mount Druitt doubled their delight in the 66th minute again through Stewart. He took possession on the right, cut inside and cushioned the finish off the inside post to make it 2-0 for the home side. It was the ace marksman’s eighth goal of the NPL NSW Men’s 2021 campaign.

Aiming to keep their foot on the throat, Mount Druitt brought on Toufic Alameddine to bolster their attacking stocks.

The pacy winger was into the action immediately, setting up a shot for Coskerie before he flicked an effort over for a corner.

Wolves had a chance to reduce the deficit when Ethan Kambisios rattled the bar from 25 yards out before the follow up from Scott inside the area was thrashed wide, as the hopes for a comeback started to fade.

The home side had all three points signed, sealed and delivered in the 90th minute. Substitute Fumoto Kamada made space for himself inside the box and finished across Wolves keeper Durose to give the home side a 3-0 win.

Rangers coach Stuart Montgomery was delighted in the result praising his side’s control of the contest.

“I thought we completely dominated the game and stayed in our structure. It allowed us to stay in our structure and go on with it in the second half,” he said.

“I think we got a bit complacent in recent weeks but had a good training week and will enjoy this one tonight.”

Wollongong Wolves coach Luke Wilkshire said the defeat was a wasted chance for his side.

“It was an opportunity missed for us. Goals change games and we didn’t deal with some direct balls which led to them scoring,” Wilkshire said.

“It was an even contest. We missed the penalty and then were unable to deal with them in the second half.”

Match Stats

Mt Druitt Town Rangers 3 (Stewart ‘61, ‘66, Kamada ‘89)

Wollongong Wolves 0

Saturday 29th May 2021

Popondetta Park, Emerton

Referee: S. Kelly

Assistant Referees: C. Wright & M. Staples

Fourth Official: E. Saba

Mt Druitt Town Rangers: 1. SALIADARRE Carlos, 2. MONAHAN-VAIKA Solomon-John, 3. OUGHTRED Travis, 4. SMITH Mitchell (10. TSUJIMURA ‘79), 7. STEWART Jack (14. KAMADA ‘87), 8. PEREZ Jason (9. ALAMEDDINE ‘70), 17. COSKERIE Cooper, 18. MACEROLA Jared, 21. ELRICH Tarek, 22. MAMONE Jake, 33. WARREN Marc

Substitutes not used: 6. THOMPSON Blake, 13. RAMEZANI Omid, 26. SUNMOLA Olayinka

Yellow cards: Mamone

Red cards: nil

Wollongong Wolves: 2. MCDONALD Taylor, 5. KELLY Dax, 6. KAMBISIOS Ethan (9. DUARTE ‘82), 7. BEATTIE Marcus (13. DIMOSKI ‘75), 11. JENNINGS Leroy, 14. LOW Brendan, 15. LOE Daniel, 17. LAVALLE Jake, 20. WILLE Liam (10. DARJANI ‘62), 23. DUROSE Hayden, 24. SCOTT Lachlan

Substitutes not used: 1. MUMFORD Aidan, 12. TARANTO Hamilton, 16. MCFARLANE Fletcher

Yellow cards: nil

Red cards: nil

*Player Ratings have now been hidden 

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

Wolves snatch valuable away victory at Manly

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The Wollongong Wolves re-entered the National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s finals race after scoring a goal in each half to secure a valuable 2-1 victory over Manly United at Cromer Park.

Goals from the in-form Leroy Jennings and young gun Liam Wille cancelled out Dejan Pandurevic‘s fifth goal of the season to draw Luke Wilkshire’s men level on points with the Northern Beaches club.

It was the home side who started the brighter, forging two golden opportunities inside the opening 10 minutes.

First, Jack Fulton’s shot was parried out into the path of Pandurevic who spurned his close-range strike wide of an open net.

A minute later, Richie Cardozo slipped a superb ball in behind for Luca Kmet, who was smothered by an onrushing Durose.

In the 13th minute, a deadly Wolves counter-attack broke the game open with the away side’s first attack.

Quality distribution from Durose played Marcus Beattie in behind, and via a touch from Lachlan Scott, Leroy Jennings found himself in on goal – making no mistake in curling the ball past Sam Benton.

Jennings went close again on 32 minutes before Scott stung the palms of Benton after 40, but Wollongong was unable to add to their tally as they headed into the sheds with the slimmest of advantages.

In a mirror to the first half, Wollongong started the second half as Manly did the first: with a positive showing, before conceding a sucker punch.

The home side’s goal came after Daniel Loe was punished in the area for a push on Dejan Pandurevic – who saw his initial penalty saved by Durose, before crashing home the rebound.

However Manly weren’t level for long, as after Fulton saw his free header saved, the Wolves took the lead again.

Yet again Jennings was involved, this time teeing up Liam Wille who steered a powerful finish inside the back post.

While Manly pushed hard late for a second equaliser, their quest was unsuccessful as the full time whistle was greeted by jubilant scenes within the Wolves’ technical area.

Wollongong coach Luke Wilkshire was pleased with his side’s ability to come away from the win in challenging circumstances.

“It’s a tough place to come up here,” he said.

“We’ve started to find some form and we’re back to playing the way we want to play and I thought the boys really deserved the three points.

“We’re missing players, we’ve had injuries, suspensions and the boys have come in and stepped up.

“I think young Dax Kelly and Jake Lavalle coming in were fantastic, and that was important considering the position we were in.”

Contrastingly, Manly skipper Sam Gallagher was disappointed his side were ultimately unable to deal with the counter-attacking threat of their opponents.

“It’s frustrating as we knew that was their danger and they got us on it twice,” he said.

“I feel as though we dominated them in possession but that’s their danger and we just didn’t deal with it.

“But we’re very positive; we feel like we’re strong and have matched it with the best teams. We definitely feel we have a good team that can push (for finals) but we just have to be a bit more deadly in the final third and switched on at the back.”

In Round 14 action, Manly will look to return to winning ways on the road to competition frontrunners Blacktown City, while the Wolves look forward to a clash with Mount Druitt Town Rangers.

Match Stats

Manly United FC: 1 (Pandurevic 54’)

Wollongong Wolves: 2 (Jennings 13’, Wille 72’)

Saturday, 22 May 2021

Cromer Park, Dee Why

Referee: Michael Weiner

Assistant Referees: J. Adabajou, M. Staples

Fourth official: A. Naji

Manly United FC: 19. Sam Benton, 2. Kieren Paull, 15. Jesse Piriz, 4. Jimmy Oates, 16. Seiya Kambayashi, 5. Sam Gallagher, 24. Finn Ashton, 7. Jack Fulton (Scott Balderson 79’), 12. Luca Kmet (31. Ben Gibson 64’), 10. Richie Cardozo, 14. Dejan Pandurevic

Substitutes not used: 1. Jacob Madden, 20. Alen Aganovic, 6. James Georgaklis, 40. Mitch Mattison

Yellow cards: Pandurevic 22’

Red cards: Nil

Wollongong Wolves: 23. Hayden Durose, 2. Taylor McDonald, 5. Dax Kelly, 6. Ethan Kambisios, 7.Marcus Beattie, 8. Brendan Griffin (17. Jake Lavall 35’), 11.Leroy Jennings, 14. Brendan Low, 15. Daniel Loe, 20. Liam Wille (10. Nav Darjani 92’), 24. Lachlan Scott (13. Stefan Dimoski 90’)

Substitutes not used: 19. Evan Ball, 9. Jarvis Paterson, 1. Aidan Munford

Yellow cards: Loe 54’, Darjani 92’

Red cards: Nil

Player Ratings

3 – Leroy Jennings (WW)

2 – Hayden Durose (WW)

1 – Jake Lavalle (WW)

–  By Football NSW reporter and commentator Chris Curulli (Twitter handle @ChrisCurulli)

 

Wolves hold out Ilinden for draw at Wollongong

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Rockdale Ilinden has fought back to snatch a point in a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Wollongong Wolves at Albert Butler Memorial Park on Sunday.

A screamer from Patrick Savor late in the second half was enough to secure a point for the reigning champions as they battled back after conceding not long after the interval.

Wollongong thought they had done enough for the win after Lachlan Scott put the home side ahead after 50 minutes, but it wasn’t to be as Rockdale struck late to ensure both teams shared the spoils.

It was a scrappy start to the match as the visitors looked to press high up the field and push for the early opener.

The Wolves looked to take advantage by playing the ball over the top to catch their opponents napping.

The first true attempt on goal didn’t arrive until the 22nd minute when a deflected Alec Urosevski shot, after cutting in from the right flank, bobbled in front of Reds’ ‘keeper Hayden Durose who parried it out for a corner.

A goalmouth scramble immediately after was eventually cleared by the Wolves defence and when Brayden Sorge surged through he appeared to be fouled in the area by Durose but managed to get a cross in that again was hastily dealt with by the home side.

Rockdale was starting to find space and create half-chances but was, so far, unable to convert them and at the other end, David Bradasevic a virtual spectator between the sticks.

Daniel Petkovski, Rockdale’s skipper, brought the best out of the home ‘keeper when unleashing a wickedly swerving shot from distance.

Sorge saw his header cleared off the line from an inviting Michael O’Neill cross from the left and Wollongong were rocking but, most importantly, remained un-breached at the half-time whistle.

The second half started as the first finished with Rockdale on the attack until Bradasevic was adjudged to have brought down Jennings in the box.

The penalty duly dispatched by Scott in the 50th minute to put the home side ahead against the run of play. It was the ace marksman’s fifth goal of the 2021 NPL NSW Men’s campaign. 

Petkovski wriggled through and fed Urosevski but a scrambling Wolves defence managed to rally and thwart the threat but in pushing forward in search of the equaliser, Rockdale were beginning to get caught on the break.

Amaury Gauthier, on for Bai Antoniou, headed over but it was Pat Savor with a rare strike that restored parity with an absolute screamer after 71 minutes.

It was a real contender for goal of the week and he almost added a second but saw it deflected agonisingly over the bar with Durose stranded.

Urosevski couldn’t wrap his foot around the ball to curl it into the top corner and yet another opportunity went begging for high flying Rockdale and when Petkovski didn’t connect sweetly with his left foot the points were destined to be shared.

Luke Wilkshire was pleased with his side’s performance

“We’ve got a lot of boys out and had young Dax Kelly making his debut at the back and doing a great job,” he said.

“We did what we needed to do and obviously it took a fantastic goal to break us down in the end.

“We denied them space in behind us which we allowed when we played them at their ground and paid the price in the opening round and then managed to hit the lead from the spot.

“Overall I’m very happy with the way we handled ourselves today and in getting a point, it’s always tough playing against Rockdale.”

A somewhat dejected Rockdale coach, Steve Zoric, wasn’t too pleased with the result

“Everyone is defending deep against us at the moment and frustrated that we had the chances today but didn’t take them,” Zoric said.

“We did everything but win the game today but I have to congratulate our lads on the performance after going behind to a soft penalty.

“We stuck to the game plan but couldn’t find a winner today and I never question the character of this side. I know they give everything and will continue to do so for the rest of this season but I am very frustrated with the result today.”

Match Stats

Wollongong Wolves 1 (Scott 50 pen)

Rockdale Ilinden 1 (Savor 71)

Albert Butler Memorial Park, Primbee

Sunday, 16th May 2021

Referee: Adrian Arndt

Assistant Referees: Cameron Wright & Amber Morris

Fourth Official: Emmi Demestre

Wollongong Wolves: 23.Hayden DUROSE, 2.Taylor McDONALD, 5.Dax KELLY, 6.Ethan KAMBISIOS, 7.Marcus BEATTIE, 8.Brendan GRIFFIN, 11.Leroy JENNINGS (9.Jarvis PATTERSON 90’), 14.Brendan LOW, 15.Daniel LOE, 20.Liam WILLE (10.Nav DARJANI 59’), 24.Lachlan SCOTT (13.Stefan DIMOSKI 75’)

Substitutes not used: , 12.Harrison TARANTO, 19.Evan BALL

Yellow Cards: Scott 35’, Beattie 70’, Low 83’

Red Cards: Nil

Rockdale Ilinden: 1.David BRADASEVIC, 2.Daniel PETKOVSKI, 3.Michael NEILL, 4.Mitchell STAMATELLIS, 5.Banri KANAIZUMI, 6.Daniel ARAUJO (16.Mo AHMED 75’), 7.Alec UROSEVSKI, 8.Tomoki WADA, 9.Bai ANTONIOU (10.Amaury GAUTHIER 61’), 14.Brayden SORGE, 19.Patrick SAVOR,

Substitutes not used: 11.Samual GULISANO, 22.Enrol ORDONEZ SUAREZ, 23.Jordan FIGON

Yellow Cards: Nil

Red Cards: Nil

Player Ratings

3 –  Savor (RI)

2 – Durose (WW)

1 – Stamatellis (RI)

By National Premier Leagues NSW Reporter Micky Brock