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2020 21ST AUGUST - ROUND 04 23RD AUGUST MEN’S FIXTURES - ROUND 04

7:00 PM • FRI 21 AUG • LAMBERT PARK

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7:45 PM • FRI 21 AUG • CROMER PARK

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Round 4 of the National Premier Leagues NSW Thankfully APIA has plenty of talent in the Men’s competition has arrived and it is sure to backline with Paul Galimi and Josh Symons all be another huge week of fixtures. available for selection but the club is sweating on the availability of Themba Muata-Marlow Sydney Olympic’s flawless start to the who came up lame following the club’s first campaign has them in top spot but the chasing victory last Friday. pack is hot on their tail. Nick Stavroulakis was given his marching It is the same in the contest for finals places orders last week leaving the veteran midfielder with only one game between first and ninth. suspended for this week’s match-up alongside This week’s matches will kick off with two David D’Apuzzo who is also suspended while games on Friday night as APIA Leichhardt Sean Symons may miss the match as his host Sydney FC, while Manly United take on partner is due to give birth. Sydney Olympic. Keep an eye out for Mitchell Gibbs, a player On Saturday, Marconi Stallions go up against with huge potential after impressing in his Western Sydney Wanderers and Mt Druitt face debut for APIA against the Wanderers. off against Sydney United 58. Shot-stopper Luke Turnbull could be in for The round wraps up with two games on Sunday a busy match against Sydney FC’s in-form afternoon as Wollongong play host to North frontman Patrick Wood. Shore Mariners and Rockdale Ilinden close out Wood scored four goals in Sydney’s 6-1 the weekend’s action against Blacktown City. drubbing of North Shore Mariners in Round 3 taking his season tally to 6.

APIA Leichhardt FC v Sydney FC, 7pm Sydney FC suffered their first defeat of Friday at Lambert Park the season on Wednesday night as they went down 2-0 to Sydney Olympic in their APIA Leichhardt has had a tough start to the rescheduled Round 2 clash where they played rebooted season and will be determined to the remainder of the forty minutes after their get back on track with a win against a high- round 2 clash was postponed due to wet flying Sydney FC at Lambert Park on Friday. weather. The John Calleja coached side secured their Coach Jim van Weeren will have his young first win since the restart last weekend with squad ready to go despite the short turnaround a hard-fought 2-1 victory against Western as they look to return to winning ways. Sydney Wanderers. APIA will be favourites for this match but However, they will need to take their game to Sydney FC have shown they can match it with a new level this week as they take on a free- every team in the competition. scoring Young Sky Blues outfit. Defence will be the key message from Calleja Manly United v Sydney Olympic FC, 7.45 coming into this contest and APIA’s struggling pm Friday at Cromer Park defence will need to find it’s A-game to stop the league’s best attack. With home ground advantage on their side,

4 #NPLNSW Manly United will be out to cause an upset It couldn’t be any more different for their when ladder leaders Sydney Olympic come to opponents Sydney Olympic who are scoring Cromer Park on Friday night. and winning with ease. Big news from the Manly camp was Paul Olympic defeated Blacktown City 2-1 in Round Dee stepping down from his head coach 3 with striker Charles Lokolingoy finding role, being replaced by assistant and former the back of the net twice and backed it up Socceroo Adam Griffiths. on Wednesday night with a 2-0 win against Sydney FC. It will be Dee’s final match in charge against the Blues and he is hoping the boys can send Goals from Hagi Gligor and Peter Kekeris him off on a winning note. sealed the victory for Ante Juric’s squad who have been the team to beat thus far. The Paul Dee coached side have not scored a goal in three games since the season reboot Not only will Manly need to stop Lokolingoy, and are desperately searching for answers for but they will also need to contain Fabio their scoring woes. Ferreira and Adam Parkhouse. The pressure will be on attacking stars Brendan Olympic will be favourites for this match but Cholakian, Dejan Pandurevic, Marley Peterson Cromer Park is a hard place to play and Manly to find their touch. will use that as much to their advantage.

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Marconi Stallions v Western Sydney Mt Druitt Town Rangers v Sydney United Wanderers, 4 pm Saturday at Marconi 58, 7 pm Saturday at Popondetta Park Stadium It has been a difficult start to the rebooted It will be a Western Sydney derby as Marconi season for Mt Druitt Town Rangers and they Stallions host Western Sydney Wanderers at will be determined to get their campaign back Marconi Stallions on Saturday. on track with a win at home against Sydney United 58 on Saturday. Marconi have won two of their first three games including a gritty away victory against The Rangers suffered a 3-0 loss against Wollongong Wolves last round. Rockdale in Round 3 and were outclassed in both attack and defence. Stallions attacker Anthony Frangie is playing some of his best football at the moment and Coach Franco Cosentino will be hoping he can will be someone the Wanderers will need to get his team firing on all cylinders to bounce keep an eye on. back this week. Mitch Mallia is another player finding form for Experienced defender Travis Oughtred Marconi and was unlucky not to have found should be in for a big game as he leads the himself on the scoresheet in Round 3. backline against United 58 side which is full of confidence after a run of good results. The Speranza brothers Giorgio and Roberto are also showing their experience at this level United claimed their second win from as many balancing the squad in the backline alongside games last week with a 2-0 victory against Nathan Millgate while the club was happy to Manly. see Marty Fernandez return back from injury. Their midfield trio of Glen Trifiro, Tariq Maia Western Sydney have had a frustrating first and Matt Sim has found another level in three games with only one point to show for recent weeks and it has shown in the club’s their efforts but have played some fantastic performances while Matthew Bilic has also free flowing football under the watchful eye of found some form. coach Arthur Diles. The Zjelko Kalac coached side will believe The Wanderers have been slow starters but they can make it three wins in a row and will have bounced back in each of their games be hard to stop. with great form in the final twenty minutes. If the Wanderers can find their feet early then Wollongong Wolves v North Shore they could be able to cause an upset with a Mariners, 2.30 pm Sunday at Albert Butler number of young guns in their corner, Rory Memorial Park Jordan, Dean Pelekanos, Mohamed Al Taay, A return to the winner’s circle will be the goal Noah Pagden and Kosta Grozos to name a few, for Wollongong Wolves when they host North they are sure to give it their all come Saturday. Shore Mariners at Albert Butler Memorial Park on Sunday.

6 #NPLNSW The Wolves went down 1-0 against Marconi however, face stiff competition from Sydney Stallions last week in what was their first defeat FC and Sydney Olympic who still have a game of the rebooted season. in hand. Coach Luke Wilkshire would’ve not The Steven Zoric coached side has yet to lose a been impressed with his side’s lapses in game from their opening three matches of the concentration in the loss and is sure to hammer rebooted season and flexed their attacking home the importance of keeping composed muscle last round with a 3-0 victory against Mt for the full 90 minutes. Druitt. After being held scoreless against the Nikola Taneski has stepped up his game since Stallions, Wollongong’s attacking trio of Bul the reboot of the competition commenced Juach, Lachlan Scott and Takeru Okada will while Japenese imports Tomoki Wada and be all pushing to rediscover the teams’ goal- Banri Kanaizumi have quietly become two of scoring touch against a struggling North the teams most consistent performers. Shore defence. They will take on a Blacktown City side which The club is also hoping to get back their star will be desperate to get their season back on striker Thomas James from his short-term Perth track after some early wobbles. Glory stint. While defeat last week against Sydney The Mariners were on the wrong side of a 6-1 Olympic was their first loss of the season, City drubbing in Round 3 as Sydney FC ran riot at are still yet to win a match after being held to Ilinden Sports Centre last Sunday night. draws in their first two matches of the season. It was a horror performance from North Shore, It’s a record which is sure to concern Blacktown and coach Joe Haywood will surely be asking some pretty tough questions of his players coach Mark Crittenden who had his team firing in an attempt to find answers for the dismal before the competition shut down in March. showing. Clinical finishing in front of goal has been They will be hungry to show the loss was only a lacking from Blacktown with the pressure blip by delivering a huge performance against on Charles Mendy, Mario Shabow and Leroy the Wolves. Jennings to start making the most of the teams’ chances. Blacktown are a tough team and have enough Rockdale Ilinden Blacktown City FC, 4 pm quality to bounce back but they will need Sunday at Ilinden Sports Centre to find their form if they are to slow down The battle for top spot on the ladder is heating Rockdale. up and Rockdale Ilinden will be determined to stake their claim for first place with a win against Blacktown City on Sunday. Rockdale finished last round in first place,

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

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

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CLUB PLAYED U20’s 1st TOTAL Rockdale City Suns FC 5 6 28 34 Wollongong Wolves FC 6 8 24 32 Sydney Olympic FC 4 8 24 32 Marconi Stallions FC 6 6 24 30 Sydney United 58 FC 6 6 24 30 Sydney FC 3 6 24 30 Manly United FC 6 12 8 20 APIA Leichhardt FC 6 6 12 18 Blacktown City FC 6 8 8 16 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 5 8 4 12 North Shore Mariners FC 6 6 4 10 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 5 6 4 10

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NAME & CLUB GOALS SCORED

Patrick Wood (Sydney FC) 5

Fabio Ferriera (Sydney Olympic) 2

Lachlan Scott (Wollongong Wolves) 2

Bul Juach (Wollongong Wolves) 2

Jake Hollman (Sydney FC) 2

® Charles Lokolingoy (Sydney Olympic) 2

Charles Mendy (Blacktown City) 2

Amaury Gauthier (Rockdale Ilinden) 2 CHARLES LOKOLINGOY SYDNEY OLYMPIC Anthony Frangie (Marconi) 2

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Round three of the National Premier Leagues NSW Olympic to a 2-1 win against Blacktown City at Lily Men’s competition is in the books with Rockdale Homes Stadium on Friday night. Ilinden on top of the ladder after the weekend’s The former Sydney FC striker was in supreme form action. for Olympic, opening his account for the 2020 Rockdale was in fine fettle on Saturday night to keep season in the first half before claiming a second only their unbeaten start to the rebooted season alive moments after the restart. and take a one-point advantage in first place. Blacktown striker Charles Mendy nabbed a penalty Sydney FC is quickly proving to be the surprise in the dying stages to set up an exciting finish but packet of the competition after the restart with Jim it was Olympic’s night as they held on for all three van Weeran’s young side flying high in second after points. another comprehensive display. Olympic had a fast start to the match with Adam APIA Leichhardt, Sydney Olympic, Marconi Stallions Parkhouse proving dangerous down the left win. and Sydney United 58 were also winners in week It was a Parkhouse run and pass which put three as the race for finals football begins to take Lokolingoy into space for him to fire past the keeper shape. and give the visitors the lead in the 31st minute. APIA Leichhardt 2 (Payne 27’, S Symons 61’) Lokolingoy was at it again only seconds into – Western Sydney Wanderers 1 (Jordan 79) at the second half, when he picked the pocket of Lambert Park Blacktown midfielder Daniel Collins on the edge of A fast-finishing Western Sydney Wanderers was the penalty and fired a rasping shot into the back of unable to stop APIA Leichhardt from claiming their the net to make it 2-0. first win of the season as they triumphed 2-1 at Olympic was unlucky not to make it 3-0 in the Lambert Park on Friday night. second half with Blacktown keeper Shaun Catlin A first-half goal to Chris Payne and a 61st-minute making a handful of clutch saves to keep his team in goal to Sean Symons was the difference for APIA as the game. they clung on against a dangerous Wanderers outfit. The home side won a penalty in the 86th minute and Western Sydney had the best of the early chances Mendy converted from the spot to set up a thrilling but it was APIA who took the lead when Payne finish. tapped home from close range midway through the However, it wasn’t to be as Olympic clung on until opening stanza to give the home side the lead. the final whistle to keep them at the top end of the Payne turned provider early in the second stanza as table. Symons doubled APIA’s lead with a powerful strike Mt Druitt Town Rangers 0 – Rockdale Ilinden 3 from inside the penalty area. (Gauthier 66’, 83’, Taneski 72’) The Wanderers refused to give up and opened their A whirlwind second-half performance from Rockdale account 10 minutes from time courtesy of a clinical Ilinden has helped them to a comprehensive 3-0 finish from young gun Rory Jordan. win on the road against Mt Druitt Town Rangers at Luke Turnbull was required to make a number of Popondetta Park on Saturday. key saves late for the home side and there was even A brace from Amaury Gauthier and a Nikola Taneski more late controversy when APIA substitute Nick penalty during a 15-minute flurry midway through Stavroulakis was given a straight red for a challenge the second stanza secured the win for Rockdale and in the 90th minute. catapulted them into the top spot on the ladder. The Wanderers had one last roll of the dice but The visitors had the best of the early running and Turnbull was up to the task ensuring APIA took home tested Rangers keeper Carlos Saliadarre with a all three points. number of shots on goal. Blacktown City 1 (Mendy 87’) – Sydney Olympic Mt Druitt held on until the break, but after the 2 (Lokolingoy 31’, 46’) restart, Mt Druitt finally found a breakthrough when A Charles Lokolingoy brace has helped Sydney Gauthier headed home from a dangerous cross.

10 #NPLNSW Taneski was taken down in the penalty area only With the game seemingly headed to the interval minutes later before stepping up to convert from the locked scoreless, a moment of Matt Sim brilliance in spot. the 44th minute broke the game open. Gauthier wrapped up the win in the final minutes of The veteran midfielder unleashed a looping cross the game with a sublime finish after a slick Rockdale into the back post for Bilic to tap into the back of the breakaway. net unobstructed. The result ensures Rockdale remain undefeated Manly pushed for an equaliser but struggled to since the competition restart, while Mt Druitt get the best of the United defence and an in-form finished the week at the bottom of the ladder. Thomas Manos who played arguably his best game Wollongong Wolves FC 0 – Marconi Stallions FC 1 of the season so far. (Frangie 71’) at Albert Butler Memorial Park Sydney United secured the result in the 83rd minute A second-half strike from Anthony Frangie has when Maia found the back of the net from just inside helped Marconi Stallions claim a 1-0 win against the penalty area after some determined dribbling Wollongong Wolves at Albert Butler Memorial Park from Michael Ruhs. on Sunday afternoon. The result moves Zjelko Kalac’s side level with Frangie’s 71st-minute finish helped the visitors snap Wollonong’s unbeaten start to the season and claim Marconi Stallions on six points after three games. the Stallions second victory of the rebooted season. Sydney FC 6 (Wood 10’, 17’, 28’, 50’, Simmons Windy conditions made the going tough for both 67’, Segecic 93’) North Shore Mariners 1 (Smith sides as they struggled to move the ball upfield. 84) at Ilinden Sports Centre Mitch Mallia was a constant threat for Marconi in the A dominant Sydney FC have thrashed North Shore opening stanza creating chance after chance for the Mariners 6-1 with a comprehensive performance at visitors. Ilinden Sports Centre on Sunday night. Wolves shot-stopper kept the home side in the game Patrick Wood was the star of the show for the young after the restart denying Marconi with a handful of Sky Blues, scoring four goals in the one-sided affair quality saves. while Aidan Simmons and Adrian Segcic each However, the Stallions finally found the claimed a goal. breakthrough with 20 minutes left to play as Martin Sydney made a whirlwind start to the contest with Fernandez set up Frangie to score after some neat Wood claiming a brace within 17 minutes and his footwork on the byline. hat-trick before the half-hour mark, Wollongong pushed hard for an equaliser but it The Mariners had no Answers and hoped the half- wasn’t to be as Marconi secured a hard-earned time break would help stem the tide. three points on the road. It’s believed former 2019 Player of the Year and However, the second stanza had more of the same Golden Boot award winner Thomas James will be with Wood again finding the back of the net before rejoining his Wolves teammates shortly following a Simmons joined in on the glut of goals to make it 5-0 short term contract stint with Perth Glory. after 67 minutes. Sydney United 58 FC 2 (Bilic 44’, Maia 83’) – The Mariners clawed one back in the 84th minute Manly United 0 at Sydney United Sports Centre through Mitchell Smith but it wasn’t enough to stop It is back to back wins for Sydney United 58 after Sydney’s domination as substitute Segecic added they claimed a 2-0 victory against Manly United at insult to injury with another Sky Blues goal deep into Sydney United Sports Centre on Sunday. added time. The home side scored a goal in each half courtesy The result catapults Sydney FC into second place of Matthew Bilic and Tarik Maia to claim all three only one point behind Rockdale and with a game in competition points. hand.

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Coach: Zeljko Kalac Conditioning Coach: Anthony Crea Physio: Denana Kadric Manager: Ray Gerrie

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NPLNSW.COM.AU 31 1ST GRADE 20’s

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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1ST GRADE 20’s

1 Luke Kairies (GK) 1 Luke Morgan/Tom Butkovic 2 Taylor McDonald 3 Brendan Low 3 Darcy Madden 4 Ekoue D’Almeida 4 Nikola Djordevic 5 Jack Hooper 5 Joshua Alcorn 6 Adrian Avello 6 Ethan Kambiosis 7 Joel Starr 7 Chris Price 8 Jason Pappas 8 Brendan Griffin 9 Lewis Grimshaw 10 Marcus Beattie 10 Jake Levy 11 Takeru Okada 11 Joshua Alcorn 12 Harrison Taranto 15 Jayden Smileski 13 Stefan Dimoski 17 Tatsuki Nagatsuka 14 Harry Callahan 15 Nicholas Littler Coach: Steve O’Connor 16 Guy Knight Assistant Coach: Icko Atanasoski 17 James Stojcevski 18 Hamish Lamberton 19 Bul Juach 20 Liam Wille 22 Josh Bingham 23 Hayden Durose (GK) 24 Lachlan Scott

Coach: Luke Wilkshire Assistant Coach: Matheus Vianna Scapin Manager: Mark Wilkshire & Egor Dolgopolv Physio: Matt Whalan

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APIA LEICHHARDT FC VS NORTH SHORE MARINERS FC 7:00 PM • FRI 28 AUG • LAMBERT PARK

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