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Hyundai a -Lleague 2010/11 Ï Êüóìïò ÓÐÏÑ TUESDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2011 37 Hyundai A-LLeague 2010/11 Perth Glory 1 Gold Coast United 2 Adam Taggart 75’ Shane Smeltz 33’, 55’ (pen./pen.) Sunday, 6 Feb 2011 nib Stadium, Perth Referee: Jared Gillet Crowd: 6,617 Perth Glory 1. Tando VELAPHI (gk), 2.Josh MITCHELL, 5.Jamie HARNWELL (c), 7.Jacob BURNS, 9.Robbie FOWLER, 12.Scott NEVILLE, 14.Steven McGARRY (18.Brent GRIFFITHS 71’), 16.Adriano PELLEGRINO, 19. Naum SEKULOVSKI (17. Todd HOWARTH 60’), 24. Josh RIS- DON (13.Tommy AMPHLETT 60’), 26. Adam TAGGART Yellow cards: Scott NEVILLE 20’, Jacob BURNS 24’, Jamie HARNWELL 31’ Gold Cost United 1.Glen MOSS [gk], 2.Steve PANTELIDIS, 3.Michael THWAITE (c), 6.Dino DJULBIC, 7.Zenon CARAVELLA, 8.ANDERSON, 9.Shane SMELTZ (27.Chris HAROLD 90’+1), 15.Tahj MINNIECON (23.Steve FITZSIMMONS 73’), 16.Kristian REES, 21.Golgol MEBRAHTU Melbourne Heart 1 Central Coast Mariners 1 (22.Adama TRAORE 33’), 33.Peter PERCHTOLD Matt Thompson 49’ Daniel McBreen 50’ Friday, 4 Feb 2011 - AAMI Park, Melbourne Referee: Strebre Delovski Crowd: 3,667 Melbourne Heart Central Coast Mariners 1 Clint BOLTON (gk), 2. Michael MARRONE, 4. Simon 20. Mathew RYAN (gk), 2. Daniel McBREEN, 3. Joshua COLOSIMO (c), 6. Matt THOMPSON, 7. Rutger WORM ROSE, 4. Pedj BOJIC, 6. Patrick ZWAANSWIJK, 8. Rostyn (14. Kamal IBRAHIM 63’), 9. Gerald SIBON, 10. Wayne GRIFFITHS, 10. Patricio PEREZ (7. John HUTCHINSON SRHOJ (22. Nick KALMAR 87’), 11. Alex TERRA, 15. 80’), 11. Oliver BOZANIC, 14. Michael McGLINCHEY (22. John ALOISI, 16. Aziz BEHICH, 20. Josip SKOKO Mustafa AMINI 90’+1), 18. Alex WILKINSON (c), 19. Matt SIMON (23. Adam KWASNIK 35’) Yellow Cards: Oliver BOZANIC 55’, Mustafa AMINI 90’+2 Adelaide United 1 Wellington Phoenix 0 Newcastle Jets 1 Sydney FC 1 Chris Greenacre 34’ Sasho Petrovski 84’ Bruno Cazarine 77’ Saturday, 5 Feb 2011 Sunday, 6 Feb 2011 Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle Referee: Matthew Breeze Crowd: 7,498 Referee: Peter Green Crowd: 6,780 Adelaide United Newcastle Jets 1.Eugene GALEKOVIC (gk), 3.Nigel BOOGAARD, 6.CAS- SIO (22.Osama MALIK 29’), 9.Sergio VAN DIJK, 1. Ben KENNEDY (gk), 3. Adam D’APUZZO, 4. Nikolai 10.Marcos FLORES, 12.Paul REID, 13.Travis DODD (c), TOPOR-STANLEY, 11. Tarek ELRICH, 12. Jobe WHEEL- 14.Cameron WATSON, 16.Dario BODRUSIC (8.Adam HOUSE, 14. Labinot HALITI (31. Jacob PEPPER 83’), 16. HUGHES 46’), 17.Iain RAMSAY (11.Andy SLORY 62’), Jeremy BROCKIE (13. Sasho PETROVSKI 67’), 18. Marko 21.Francisco USUCAR JESIC, 19. Ali ABBAS (26. James VIRGILI 67’), 25. Samuel GALLAWAY, 28. Mario SIMIC Wellington Phoenix Yellow Cards: Nikolai TOPOR-STANLEY 89’ 19.Danny VUKOVIC (gk), 3.Tony LOCHHEAD, 4.Nicky Sydney FC WARD, 6.Tim BROWN, 9.Chris GREENACRE, 13.Troy HEARFIELD, 15.Jade NORTH, 17.Vince LIA (11.DANIEL 3. Stephan KELLER, 6. Hirofumi MORIYASU (12. Shan- 27’), 21.Marco ROJAS, 22.Andrew DURANTE (c), non COLE 74’), 8. Stuart MUSIALIK, 9. Bruno CAZARINE 23.Dylan MACALLISTER 10. Nick CARLE (2. Sebastian RYALL 83’), 15. Terry M- Yellow cards: Tim BROWN 42’, Troy HEARFIELD 64’, cFLYNN (c) 17. Matthew JURMAN, 20. Ivan NECEVSKI Andrew DURANTE 80’, (gk), 21. Scott JAMIESON, 22. Sung-Hwan BYUN, 24. Dylan MACALLISTER 86’ Dimitri PETRATOS (18. Juho MAKELA 44’) Hyundai A-League 2010/11 League Table Hyundai A-League 2010/11 - Leading Goal-Scorers Team P W-D-L F-A Pts 16 - Sergio VAN DIJK 1. Brisbane Roar 28 16-11-1 52-25 59 11 - Robbie KRUSE, Jean Carlos SOLORANZO 2. Central Coast Mariners 28 14-9-5 46-30 51 10 - Kosta BARBAROUSES, Matt SIMON 3. Adelaide United 29 14-5-10 49-35 47 4. Gold Coast United 28 12-10-6 39-25 46 5. Melbourne Victory 29 11-10-8 44-37 43 Week 27 Fixtures 6. Wellington Phoenix 28 11-5-12 36-38 38 Week 27 FIXTURE VENUE LOCAL 7. Melbourne Heart 29 8-10-11 30-40 34 Fri, 11 Feb 2011 Adelaide United vs. Melbourne Victory Adelaide Oval 7:30pm 8. Newcastle Jets 28 8-8-12 25-32 32 Sat, 12 Feb 2011 Melbourne Heart vs. Sydney FC AAMI Park 7:00pm 9. Sydney FC 28 7-9-12 31 38 30 Sat, 12 Feb 2011 Brisbane Roar vs. Gold Coast United Suncorp Stadium 8:15pm 10. Perth Glory 29 5-8-16 27 50 23 Sun, 13 Feb 2011 Wellington Phoenix vs. North Queensland Westpac Stadium 5:00pm 11. North Queensland Fury 28 4-7-17 26 55 19 Sun, 13 Feb 2011 Central Coast Mariners vs. Newcastle Jets Bluetongue Stadium 5:00pm P = played | W = wins | D = draws | L = losses | F = goals for | A = goals against | Pts = points Weekend Break: Perth Glory.
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