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2020 4TH - 6TH ROUND 06 SEPTEMBER MEN’S FIXTURES - ROUND 06

7:30 PM • FRI 4 SEP • CROMER PARK

Referee: M. Bailey Assistant Referees: M. McOrist Fourth Official: J. Park

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7:00 PM • SAT 5 SEP • POPONDETTA PARK

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2:30 PM • SUN 6 SEP ALBERT BUTLER MEMORIAL PARK Referee: K. Patterson Assistant Referees: N. Ryan Fourth Official: B. Merchant

3:00 PM • SUN 6 SEP • ILINDEN SPORTS CENTRE

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Round 6 of the National Premier Leagues With new coach Adam Griffiths at the helm, NSW Men’s competition has arrived, and Manly will be looking to their young squad to we’re now at the halfway point of the find a way to secure the three points. rebooted 2020 season. Luca Kmet found himself on the scoresheet last Sydney FC is the surprise competition leaders round, following the goalscoring heroics of up after an incredible start to their campaign and coming stars James Georgaklis and Jordan winning four of their first four matches including Devries a week earlier. a 2-1 win against Manly United last week. If their young players can find their touch However, the chasing pack is hot on their tail alongside veterans Scott Balderson and with an undefeated Rockdale only one point Brendan Cholakian, then the struggling APIA behind in second place, while Sydney Olympic defence could be in for a difficult night. and Marconi Stallions sit in third and fourth two APIA has been a shadow of themselves since points behind the ladder leaders. the competition restart, and the side is in a This week’s matches get underway on Friday precarious position after only five matches with night at Comer Park as Manly United host APIA only four points to their name. Leichhardt. Injuries and suspensions have wreaked havoc on the squad which as resulted in the club Two matches have been scheduled for Saturday playing some up and coming youngsters with Marconi Stallions taking on Sydney with the likes of Nicholas Azzone and Camil Olympic FC, while Mt Druitt Town Rangers go Abouchaaya getting some senior game time. up against North Shore Mariners. Coach John Calleja will need his players to The round wraps up on Sunday with three find something extra if they are any hope of matches scheduled including Wollongong resurrecting their campaign. Wolves at home against Blacktown City, Rockdale Ilinden against Western Sydney Chris Payne will be determined to find the Wanderers and Sydney United 58 in a clash back of the net while the experienced heads against Sydney FC. of maestro Franco Parisi, Adrian Ucchino and Sean Symons will need to spur the team back to winning ways.

Manly United v APIA Leichhardt FC, 7.30 pm With their finals hopes fading away, will it be Friday at Cromer Park Manly or APIA who find a much needed second wind when it matters most? The finals hopes of Manly United and APIA Leichhardt go on the line on Friday night when the two sides go head to head at Cromer Park. Marconi Stallions V Sydney Olympic, 4 pm Both Manly and APIA sit two games outside the Saturday at Marconi Stadium top five and will need a near-perfect run home if they are going to secure an unlikely finals berth. Two of the league’s most potent attacks will

4 #NPLNSW square off on Saturday afternoon as Marconi plenty of chances. Stallions host Sydney Olympic at Marconi Stadium. Olympic was held to a scoreless draw in a grinding contest against Rockdale last week. Third-placed Olympic and fourth-placed Marconi have both won three of their first four Pacy winger Adam Parkhouse and veteran games and are both on ten points. Wideman Fabio Ferreira were both unable to make the most of their chances against a The winner of this clash could potentially finish suffocating Rockdale defence. the round in top spot if other fixtures go their way. Thomas Whiteside was in good form against Home side Marconi were big winners in Round Rockdale and will be busy in the centre of 5 as they collected a 3-0 victory against rivals defence this week. Blacktown City. Expect fireworks from this blockbuster clash The Peter Tsekenis coached side scored three which could be the best of the weekend’s goals which all could be contenders for the matches. best of the season including a sublime solo run from Martin Fernandez.

With Marko Jesic, Anthony Frangie and Mitch Mt Druitt Town Rangers v North Shore Mallia all in form, expect the Stallions to create Mariners, 7 pm Saturday at Popondetta Park

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Back-to-back wins for Mt Druitt Town Rangers return to the winner’s circle when they host have the confidence sky-high at Popendetta Blacktown City at Albert Butler Memorial Park Park, and they will be determined to make it on Sunday. three when they host bottom side North Shore Mariners on Saturday night. The Wolves suffered a costly 3-1 defeat on the road against Sydney United 58 last week and The Rangers have started to buy into new coach lost rising star striker Bul Juach to a severe injury Franco Cosentino’s style, and they are reaping in the process. the rewards on the pitch as highlighted in their 3-1 victory against local rivals Western Sydney Juach’s injury will force a shake-up of the Wolves Wanderers. attack, but what better replacement to have than none other than 2019 Player of the Year Jack Stewart is playing some of his best football and Golden Boot winner Thomas James who for the Rangers and has three goals in his past returns to the club following his tough short- two matches. term deal at the Perth Glory.

It has helped take the pressure off fellow Blacktown is struggling all over the park attacker John Roberts who has also been in during this rebooted season, and coach Mark good form. Crittenden won’t be happy with the poor discipline shown by his side. Looking to stop them is a North Shore Mariners team who would be buoyed after holding APIA City is in desperate need of a confidence- to a scoreless draw last week. boosting win.

Mitch Smith was dangerous for the Mariners as Last week Matt Lewis broke the club’s was Lawrence Frederick. appearance record, and it will be on the club captain to inspire his side to victory. They will be without Zac Sfiligoi who was sent off for a cynical challenge on Franco Parisi in the Wollongong will be favourites at home but dying stages of their Round 5 contest. don’t expect Blacktown to take it easy.

Mt Druitt is full of confidence and playing at home, which makes them a tough team to beat. However, don’t write off the Mariners who may Rockdale Ilinden v Western Sydney be able to pull off an upset. Wanderers, 3 pm Sunday at Ilinden Sports Centre

Undefeated Rockdale Ilinden will have the top Wollongong Wolves FC v Blacktown City FC, spot in their sights when they host Western 2.30 pm Sunday at Albert Butler Memorial Sydney Wanderers at Ilinden Sports Centre on Park Sunday.

Wollongong Wolves will be out to make a quick Only one point behind ladder leader Sydney

6 #NPLNSW FC, Rockdale will be driven to keep the pressure Sydney United 58 will we be out to topple on their Premiership title rivals. league leaders Sydney FC when the two sides clash on Sunday afternoon at Sydney United Last week the Steve Zoric coached side battled Sports Centre. out a scoreless draw against Sydney Olympic at Lambert Park clinging on in the dying stages to Bolstered by the return of star striker Patrick secure a point. Antelmi, whose brace led United 58 to a 3-1 win last week, the Zjelko Kalac coached side Incredibly, Rockdale’s defence has yet to concede a goal since the competition restart has quickly become a team to watch. with the partnership of Banri Kazizumi and Antlemi was as sharp as ever leading the attack Daniel Petkovski proving more reliable than and his stint with A-League side Western United ever. appears to have taken his game to all new The return of Micheal Neill and Alec Urosevski highs. in recent weeks has only boosted Rockdale and given their long-suffering fans hope that this With support from Devante Clut, Glen Trifiro season could be their year. and Matt Sim, United 58 have the personnel to push for championship success. Looking to end Rockdale’s unbeaten run is a Western Sydney Wanderers side who have One side who will have a big say in any title talk shown glimpses of brilliance since being for United 58 is current competition leaders promoted into the state league top-flight for Sydney FC. this rebooted season. The Young Sky Blues have been sensational Rory Jordan continues to improve week to week since the rebooted season kicked off winning with his dribbling and form in front of goals four of the first five games and scoring 12 goals proving deadly. in the process.

However, the Wanderers will have a new face While Patrick Wood has been claiming most in charge with coach Arthur Diles departing the of the headlines for his goal-scoring heroics, club after snaring a coaching position overseas coach Jim van Weeren is indeed most proud in Greece. with the fact that it has not just been one Rockdale has been in great form this campaign playing carrying the load. and will go into the match as favourites, but the Antonio Saracino was the latest young star to plucky Wanderers are a formidable outfit and stand up as he scored and help set up another might be the side to cause an upset. in Sydney’s 2-1 win against Manly last week.

This game could be a significant litmus test Sydney United 58 v Sydney FC, 3 pm Sunday for Sydney FC, and they will be determined to at Sydney United Sports Centre prove their success is no flash in the pan.

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POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Sydney FC 5 4 0 1 12 6 6 12 2 Rockdale City Suns FC 5 3 2 0 5 0 5 11 3 Sydney Olympic FC 5 3 1 1 8 4 4 10 4 Marconi Stallions FC 5 3 1 1 7 3 4 10 5 Wollongong Wolves FC 5 3 0 2 10 6 4 9 6 Sydney United 58 FC 5 3 0 2 9 7 2 9 7 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 5 2 1 2 9 10 -1 7 8 Manly United FC 5 1 2 2 4 6 -2 5 9 APIA Leichhardt FC 5 1 1 3 4 8 -4 4 10 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5 0 2 3 5 9 -4 2 11 Blacktown City FC 5 0 2 3 3 8 -5 2 12 North Shore Mariners FC 5 0 2 3 2 11 -9 2

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POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Sydney FC 4 3 1 0 10 5 5 10 2 Blacktown City FC 5 2 2 1 11 5 6 8 3 Manly United FC 5 2 1 2 12 5 7 7 4 Wollongong Wolves FC 5 2 1 2 9 3 6 7 5 Sydney United 58 FC 5 2 1 2 9 9 0 7 6 Marconi Stallions FC 5 2 1 2 5 7 -2 7 7 Rockdale City Suns FC 4 2 0 2 4 8 -4 6 8 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 4 2 0 2 4 8 -4 6 9 North Shore Mariners FC 5 2 0 3 5 13 -8 6 10 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 4 1 2 1 3 3 0 5 11 Sydney Olympic FC 5 1 2 2 9 13 -4 5 12 APIA Leichhardt FC 5 1 1 3 2 4 -2 4

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CLUB PLAYED U20’s 1st TOTAL Sydney FC 9 20 48 68 Rockdale City Suns FC 9 12 44 56 Sydney United 58 FC 10 14 36 50 Wollongong Wolves FC 10 14 36 50 Sydney Olympic FC 10 10 40 50 Marconi Stallions FC 9 14 28 42 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 10 10 28 38 Manly United FC 10 14 20 34 North Shore Mariners FC 10 12 16 28 Blacktown City FC 9 16 8 24 APIA Leichhardt FC 10 8 12 20 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 9 12 8 20

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Anthony Frangie (Marconi) 3

LACHLAN SCOTT Jack Stewart (Mt Druitt Town Rangers) 3 WOLLONGONG WOLVES Bul Juach (Wollongong Wolves) 3

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Another massive round of the National Premier cruised to a dominant 3-0 win at Lily Homes Stadium on Leagues NSW Men’s competition is in the books Friday night. with Week 5 of the rebooted season delivering It was supposed to be a night of celebration for another weekend of thrilling matches. Blacktown captain Matt Lewis who broke the club Sydney FC leads the competition after five rounds after appearance record in what was his 305th appearance yet another impressive victory. for the Seven Hills-based outfit. The Young Sky Blues have been the big story since the However, coach Peter Tsekenis’ men didn’t get the season restart with the Jim van Weeran coached outfit memo easing to victory in a scintillating performance. flying high with their fourth win of the campaign. The Stallions unleashed an attacking onslaught from the APIA Leichhardt and Blacktown City’s struggles opening whistle with Shaun Catlin forced to make two continued this weekend as both slumped to frustrating early saves to deny Anthony Frangie and Marco Jesic. results yet again. However, Marconi would soon take the lead with Rockdale Ilinden and Sydney Olympic both missed Frangie heading home from close range from a corner an opportunity to go top of the table while Marconi kick in the 11th minute. showed off their potent attack on Friday night. Jesic would find the back of the net in style in the dying With only six weeks to go the battle for finals football is seconds of the first half as the former A-League striker heating up, and if this round’s matches are anything to volleyed off the turn to find the top corner. go by, it is sure to go down to the wire. It was one-way traffic in the second half from Marconi APIA Leichhardt 0 – North Shore Mariners 0 at with Blacktown struggling to slow down their Lambert Park opponents. A second-half surge was not enough for APIA Leichhardt The fans witnessed a moment of pure brilliance in the as they were held to a scoreless stalemate by a 10-man 70th minute as Martin Fernandez scored a sublime solo North Shore Mariners on Friday. effort. It was yet another frustrating result for the reigning The mercurial midfielder dribbled past four defenders champions who were unable to secure victory against after picking the ball up on halfway before he sidefooted the ball across the keeper and into the net. lower-ranked opposition for yet another week. Lewis had a chance to score a consolation goal during It was the Mariners who had the best of the opening his milestone match, but Nenad Vekic saved his penalty exchanges with Mitchell Smith’s shot over the bar one effort in the 75th minute as Marconi held on for the of a handful of goal scoring chances for the visitors. victory. Ten minutes before the interval Franco Parisi spurned Sydney FC 2 (Saracino 44′, Wood 53′) – Manly a brilliant opportunity when he fired a curling effort United 1 (Kmet 85′) at Cromer Park narrowly wide of the post from only nine yards out. A determined Sydney FC has claimed their fourth win in APIA picked up the pace after the break with Chris five weeks with a hard-fought 2-1 victory against Manly Payne and Sean Symons testing the keeping with long- United at Cromer Park. range efforts. Goals either side of the half from Patrick Wood and Zac Sfiligoi was given his marching orders by the Antonio Saracino were enough for the win as the Young referee when he took down Parisi on the edge of the Sky Blues held off a fast-finishing Manly outfit. penalty area with the Mariners reduced to ten for the final 20 minutes. The Northern Beaches based side, under the tutelage of Former Socceroos defender Adam Griffiths in his Dom Nasrabadi had one final chance to snatch victory first match as coach, started with intent with Sydney for the home side when he shot wide of an empty net gloveman Levi Kaye forced to make diving saves to deny during added time which he should have finished off. shots from Scott Balderson and James Georgaklis. The result means APIA finished the round lingering in But it was Sydney FC who would make the breakthrough ninth place on four points, while North Shore Mariners with Saracino tapping home after a brilliant run and past sit in last place on two points. from Jaiden Kucharski. Blacktown City 0 – Marconi Stallions 3 (Frangie 11′, They kept the pressure on after the break with Patrick Jesic 42′, Fernandez 70′) at Lily Homes Stadium Wood doubling the lead only seven minutes into the Marconi Stallions crashed Blacktown City’s party as they second stanza with a powerful shot from inside the

10 #NPLNSW penalty area. of the first half when he forced a brilliant save from Manly was determined to fight their way back into Olympic shot-stopper Nicholas Sorras. the contest and managed to halve the deficit with five Olympic hit back after the interval, and they pushed minutes left to play courtesy of a composed finish from to be the first side to score against Rockdale since the Luca Kmet. competition restart. Griffiths side pushed hard for an equaliser, but it wasn’t A Nikola Kuleski free-kick should’ve been the to be as Sydney FC held on for all three points. breakthrough, but David Bradasevic’s incredible diving Mt Druitt Town Rangers 3 (Stewart 19′, 93′, save kept the match scoreless. Monahan-Vaiika 69′) v Western Sydney 1 Chances to Olympic duo Adam Parkhouse and Tom (Constable 7′) Whiteside had the Rockdale defence on its toes but A Jack Stewart brace has helped Mt Druitt Town Rangers their bend but don’t break methodology was working claim local bragging rights with a 3-1 win against local wonders. rivals Western Sydney Wanderers at Popondetta Park In the 85th minute, Fabio Ferreira dribbled through the on Saturday night. Rockdale defence but fired over the bar from only ten It was the Rangers second consecutive win and yards out in what was the game’s best chance. an impressive return to form against an energetic It would prove to be the home side’s final opportunity Wanderers side. with both sides taking home a point with the game Western Sydney made a fast start to the match with finishing scoreless. Lochlan Constable firing past Rangers shot-stopper Sydney United 58 3 (Macdonald 33′, Antelmi 44′, Carlos Saliadarre only seven minutes into the game. 58′) – Wollongong Wolves 1 (Juach 69′) at Sydney It took the home side 13 minutes to hit back when United Sport centre. Stewart scored with a low curling effort from outside The return of star striker Patrick Antelim has inspired the penalty area. Sydney United 58 to a 3-1 win against Wollongong Constable nearly had a double just before the break, Wolves at Sydney United Sports Centre on Sunday. but Saliadarre stopped his rasping drive from range. Fresh from a maiden A-League stint with Western The game deadlocked after the interval with both sides United, Antelmi was at his clinical best in his Sydney battling in midfield. United return scoring twice to guide the Zjelko Kalac A quick-thinking Solomon-Johnn Monahan Vaiika coached side to victory. tapped home at the back post for the Rangers midway It was a brilliant bounce-back performance from United through the second half to give Mt Druitt the upper 58 who took the lead in the 33rd minute through Joshua hand. Macdonald after a fast-paced opening to the match. The home side grew in strength as the game wore on Antelmi claimed his first of the contest on the cusp of holding off the Wanderers efforts for an equaliser. the half-time break to stretch Sydney United into a 2-0 Stewart wrapped up the contest in the dying seconds break at the interval. of the match with a cool finish to secure a confidence- The striker had a taste for goals and doubled his tally in boosting win for Mt Druitt. the 58th minute when he tapped home at the far post Sydney Olympic FC 0 – Rockdale Ilinden 0 at after breaking free of his marker. Lambert Park Wollongong managed to break through the United 58 Rockdale Ilinden has held on to claim a point in a hard- defence 20 minutes from time when a determined Bul fought 0-0 draw against Sydney Olympic at Lambert Juach put his body on the line to bundle the ball over Park on Sunday. the line. It was Rockdale’s fifth clean sheet in as many games as However, the goal came at a cost with the Wolves rising the Steven Zoric coached side kept their unbeaten start star carried from the field on a stretcher sustaining a to the rebooted season alive against a talented Olympic severe injury after colliding with United keeper Thomas outfit. Manos. Neither side was giving much away in what was a battle Wollongong tried to find their way back into the match, of the league’s powerhouse teams. but it wasn’t to be as United 58 held on for all three Rockdale defender Brayden Sorge had the best chance points.

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Coach: Anthony Crea Physio: Denana Kadric Manager: Ray Gerrie

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1 Nicholas Suman 2 Jack Hutchings 2 Thomas Aquilina 3 Jonathan Maras 3 Mark Natta 4 Alex Bonetig 4 Mohamed Al Taay 5 Evan Ball 5 Noah Pagden 6 Joel Bertolissio 6 Fabian Monge 7 Connor Rose 7 Jarrod Carluccio 8 George Antonis 8 Jordan O’Doherty 9 Stefan Nikolic 9 Dauntae Mariner 10 Alessandro Lopane 10 Kosta Grozos 11 Peter Grozos 11 Lochlan Constable 12 Bilal Chahine 12 Stefan Nikolic 13 Nector Triantis 13 Tass Mourdoukoutas 14 Dylan Craus 14 Mohamed Adam 16 Angelo Kalamvokis 16 Jacob Vasiliou 50 Jack Gibson 17 Dean Pelekanos 58 Dylan Chau 19 Rory Jordan 20 Oliver Kalac Coach: Yianni Tsattalios 21 Ali Auglah 22 Paolo Bonanni 23 Jamie Percevski 25 Yousef Sawalha 28 Isaac Hovar 33 Tate Russell 40 Oliver Kalac

Coach: Arthur Diles Assistant Coach: Yianni Tsattalios

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