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2020 9TH - 11TH ROUND 11 OCTOBER MEN’S FIXTURES - ROUND 11
7:00 PM • FRI 9 OCT • LAMBERT PARK
Referee: K. Patterson Assistant Referees: E. Kocbek Fourth Official: J. Park
7:00 PM • FRI 9 OCT • MARCONI STADIUM ® Referee: B. Abraham Assistant Referees: M. Staples Fourth Official: A. Morris
7:30 PM • FRI 9 OCT • LILY HOMES STADIUM
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7:00 PM • SAT 10 OCT • POPONDETTA PARK
Referee: I. Libri Assistant Referees: L. Greenshields Fourth Official: S. Edeling
2:30 PM • SUN 11 OCT ALBERT BUTLER MEMORIAL PARK Referee: A. Arndt Assistant Referees: B. Wright Fourth Official: B. Merchant
3:00 PM • SUN 11 OCT • ILINDEN SPORTS CENTRE
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The National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s The round 11 action gets underway with a triple- Premiership goes on the line with round 11 header on Friday night as APIA Leichhardt this weekend set to be a blockbuster few host Sydney United 58, Marconi is at home days of state league action. against Sydney FC, while Blacktown City take on Western Sydney Wanderers at Lily homes Rockdale Ilinden, Wollongong Wolves and Stadium Sydney Olympic and United 58 are in a four- way battle to finish the rebooted season on Saturday will feature one match with Sydney Olympic heading west to Popondetta Park for a top and will leave no stone unturned in their match against Mt Druitt Town Rangers. mission to claim the title. Two matches will wrap up the round, the regular The battle for finals places are equally as tense. season and the premiership race with second- Only the top four qualify for the postseason in placed Wollongong Wolves facing off against 2020 instead of the usual top five. Manly United, while first placed Rockdale hope The final place in the finals will come down to a to make history with a win against North Shore battle between Sydney United 58 and Sydney Mariners. FC with both sides desperate not to miss out. It will be one of the most exciting finishes to a Individual honours will also go on the line with National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s season United 58’s Patrick Antelmi (9) and Sydney FC’s in recent history and not one to be missed. young gun Patrick Wood (9) in a race for the Remember, you can catch every second of Golden Boot. every game live on NPL.Tv
4 #NPLNSW APIA Leichhardt v Sydney United 58, 7 pm Symons for a moment of magic. Friday at Lambert Park Sydney United 58 will go into the match as Sydney United 58’s slim Premiership title favourites but with so much pressure on them, hopes will go down to the wire this Friday night the question is will they be able to deliver when as they travel to Lambert Park to take on APIA they need to the most. Leichhardt Marconi Stallions FC v Sydney FC, 7 pm It’s a complicated scenario for United 58, who Friday at Marconi Stadium must win this match and hope the three teams A historic maiden NPL NSW Men’s finals berth above them on the ladder lose if they are to be is on the line for Sydney FC as they travel to crowned premiers. Marconi Stadium on Friday to take on Marconi While they are in with a shot of finishing the Stallions. season on top, a loss against APIA could also The Young Sky Blues need to win their match see them crash out of the finals altogether. and hope Sydney United 58 lose if they are to This match has plenty riding on it for the boys qualify for the postseason for the first time. from Edensor Park. They come up against a frustrated Marconi side A dramatic draw against Rockdale last week who blew their hopes of a top-four finish last would’ve been a heartbreaking result for the week when they were stunned 3-1 by a well Anthony Crea coached side but they will be drilled North Shore Mariners outfit. determined to bounce back in this match Sydney also suffered defeat in round 10, against the team they faced in last seasons going down 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller against Grand Final. Wollongong. Patrick Antelmi will be the man United 58 will The young Sky Blues have impressed during lean on with the star striker arguably in the best the rebooted season and have exceeded the form of his career. expectations of many with their free-scoring Antelmi has nine goals for the season and trails style. Sydney FC’s Patrick Wood and his 10 goals in Patrick Wood has been the side’s breakout star the golden boot race. and leads the golden boot race with ten goals. Looking to ruin all of United 58’s hopes will be Expect to see Wood on the scoresheet again an APIA side focused on ending their difficult this week as he pushes for the scoring title. season on a high note. Marconi pose a difficult challenge for Sydney A big loss last week to Blacktown was and boast one of the best squads in the just another painful defeat in a season of competition. disappointment for the reigning league However, lapses in concentration have proved Champions. very costly for the Stallions This game is a chance for APIA’s big names to It will be interesting to see if coach Peter make their mark and deliver another savage Tsekenis names a full-strength squad for this blow to their rivals. match now that his side is out of contention for Look to Franco Parisi, Chris Payne and Sean the finals.
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Marko Jesic has been one of the teams most Mt Druitt Town Rangers v Sydney Olympic, consistent players so his inclusion would have 7 pm Saturday at Popondetta Park a big impact on the match. Premiership success goes on the line for This game is very evenly matched, but the Sydney Olympic this Saturday when they travel question is will a Marconi side with little to play to Popondetta Park to take on Mt Druitt Town for have the drive to challenge a Sydney FC Rangers. team that still has everything on the line. Third-placed Sydney Olympic need to win this It is set to be an intriguing contest. match and hope Wolves and Rockdale drop Blacktown City v Western Sydney points if they are to lift the title. Wanderers, 7.30 pm Friday at Lily Homes The Ante Juric coached side claimed a narrow Stadium 1-0 win against Western Sydney Wanderers last Derby honours go on the line in round eleven week and will need to lift their game if they’re as Blacktown City take on Western Sydney to take home all three points in round 11. Wanderers at Lily Homes Stadium this Friday. Olympic’s fearsome front three of Charles Blacktown have found their groove in the last Lokolingoy, Adam Parkhouse and Fabio Ferreira month and will be playing for a fourth straight will lead their side’s charge with a big scoreline win. very much on the cards in this contest. Mark Crittenden’s side struggled for goals for Looking to stop them is a Mt Druitt side who most of the rebooted season but rediscovered have had their moments this season with strong the way to goal in a big way in the last few performances but have struggled at the back matches scoring 10 goals in their last three end of the season losing their last four games games. without scoring a goal during that stretch. Leroy Jennings return to form has been a big Coach Franco Cosentino will hope to inspire his part of the form turnaround and he will again be troops to a big performance to end the season. the dangerman for the Seven Hills-based outfit. With so much on the line, Olympic will be They come up against a dogged Wanderers giving everything to make sure they lift the team which has pushed the leagues best teams premiership trophy. all season but have struggled get the rewards However, the Rangers will be out to deliver one their efforts have deserved. final performance an pull off one of the upsets The Patrick Zwaanswijk coached team will be of the season. out to finish their first season in the NSW top Wollongong Wolves v Manly United, 2.30 tier with a win. pm at Albert Butler Memorial Park Rory Jordan was a standout player this season, Wollongong Wolves Premiership defence as was Kosta Grozos and Ali Auglah. comes down to their final match of the season While finals are out of the equation for both as they host Manly United at Albert Butler teams expect this derby match to be a thrilling Memorial Park on Sunday. contest. The Wolves come into this match in second
6 #NPLNSW spot on the ladder but equal on points to first and the title is theirs. placed Rockdale. It has been an incredible season for Rockdale All they need is to better Rockdale’s result and which included a brilliant stretch at the start the premiership is theirs. of the campaign where they went five games It may seem simple but the Luke Wilkshire without conceding a goal. coached side will need to give everything to The emergence of Tomoki Wada in the middle make an incredible second straight premiership of the park has also been a major turning a reality. point for Rockdale with the Japanese import After a slow start to the rebooted season, the controlling the midfield and creating numerous Wolves have found form when it mattered chances. most. In attack Alec Urosevski has for years been Goal difference may come into play and it will mean Wollonong’s attack of Thomas James and required to carry the responsibility of scoring Josh Bingham will need to deliver. for Rockdale, but in 2020 that hasn’t been the case with Nikola Taneski and Amaury Gauthier Bingham has been in great form in recent providing plenty of support upfront. weeks and will be difficult for Manly to contain. It has been a mixed season for Manly United Looking to stop them is a North Shore side who come into this match after a 1-0 win at which is flying high after a shock 3-1 upset of home against Mt Druitt in Round 10. Marconi in round 10. Youth has been a big focus for the Northern The Mariners have flashed moments of brilliance Beaches based outfit this season so expect all season but last week they were able to piece plenty of young players to be named in Adam it all together in their best performance of the Griffiths final team of the season. campaign. Brendan Cholakian is the main man for Manly Captain Chris Lindsay has put in his claim as and their captain will play a big role if they are the best free-kick taker in the competition to snatch an upset. with two stunning set-piece goals in as many It all comes down to this match for Wollongong weeks, while Nelson Pyl’s strike last week was so expect nothing less than a huge a contender for goal of the season. performance. Rockdale will be favourites for this match and Rockdale Ilinden v North Shore Mariners, 3 will leave nothing in the tank as they attempt to pm Sunday at Ilinden Sports Centre secure the premiership. Rockdale Ilinden can claim a historic first ever NPL NSW Men’s Premiership title this Sunday North Shore will try to be a thorn in their side when they host North Shore Mariners at Ilinden but a repeat of their round 10 effort will be Sports Centre. needed. All the Steve Zoric coached side need to do is This game will likely decide who goes home as match Wollongong’s result with a draw or win premier and is one not to be missed.
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POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Rockdale City Suns FC 10 6 3 1 18 8 10 21 2 Wollongong Wolves FC 10 7 0 3 19 12 7 21 3 Sydney Olympic FC 10 6 2 2 16 9 7 20 4 Sydney United 58 FC 10 6 1 3 22 19 3 19 5 Sydney FC 10 5 1 4 23 19 4 16 6 Marconi Stallions FC 10 4 2 4 14 11 3 14 7 Blacktown City FC 10 3 3 4 14 13 1 12 8 Manly United FC 10 3 3 4 12 13 -1 12 9 North Shore Mariners FC 10 2 4 4 10 16 -6 10 10 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 10 2 2 6 12 17 -5 8 11 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 10 2 2 6 10 21 -11 8 12 APIA Leichhardt FC 10 2 1 7 11 23 -12 7
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POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Sydney FC 10 7 1 2 23 10 13 22 2 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 10 7 0 3 24 12 12 21 3 Blacktown City FC 10 6 3 1 22 10 12 21 4 Rockdale City Suns FC 9 6 0 3 17 18 -1 18 5 Marconi Stallions FC 10 5 2 3 13 14 -1 17 6 Sydney Olympic FC 10 3 4 3 16 18 -2 13 7 Manly United FC 10 3 3 4 20 11 9 12 8 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 9 2 4 3 9 10 -1 10 9 Sydney United 58 FC 10 3 1 6 15 25 -10 10 10 Wollongong Wolves FC 10 2 3 5 12 13 -1 9 11 North Shore Mariners FC 10 2 2 6 8 24 -16 8 12 APIA Leichhardt FC 10 1 1 8 6 20 -14 4
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CLUB PLAYED U20’s 1st TOTAL Rockdale City Suns FC 19 36 84 120 Sydney FC 20 44 64 108 Sydney Olympic FC 20 26 80 106 Wollongong Wolves FC 20 18 84 102 Sydney United 58 FC 20 20 76 96 Marconi Stallions FC 20 34 56 90 Blacktown City FC 20 42 48 90 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 20 42 32 74 Manly United FC 20 24 48 72 North Shore Mariners FC 20 16 40 56 Mt Druitt Town Rangers FC 19 20 32 52 APIA Leichhardt FC 20 8 28 36
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NAME & CLUB GOALS SCORED Patrick Wood (Sydney FC) 10 Patrick Antelmi (Sydney United 58) 9 Marko Jesic (Marconi) 5 Amaury Gauthier (Rockdale Ilinden) 5 Leroy Jennings (Blacktown City) 4 Lachlan Scott (Wollongong Wolves) 4 Anthony Frangie (Marconi) 4 Charles Lokolingoy (Sydney Olympic) 4 Adam Parkhouse (Sydney Olympic) 4 Tomoki Wada (Rockdale Ilinden) 4 Rory Jordan (Western Sydney Wanderers) 4 Mitchell Smith (North Shore Mariners) 4 Brendan Cholakian (Manly United) 4 AMAURY GAUTHIER Josh Bingham (Wollongong Wolves) 4 ROCKDALE ILINDEN Takeru Okada (Wollongong Wolves) 4
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The National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s competition the trot. is set to go down to the wire after a thrilling week of It was an even opening to the contest with APIA’s Tynan Round 10 action setting up a three-way sprint to the Diaz testing the Blacktown keeper early. title. Luke Turnbull was called into action at the other end The penultimate week of the competition lived up to midway through the first half to deny Rhett Desilva. expectation delivering plenty of twists and turns. Neither side was able to make the most of the changes in Rockdale Ilinden clung onto top spot with 21 points ahead the opening 45 minutes as the match remained scoreless of the final matchday next week but have Wollongong at the break. Wolves and Sydney Olympic hot on their tail. However, it didn’t take long for Blacktown to open the Sydney United 58’s premiership hopes took a major scoring after the restart as Berry nailed a sublime free-kick tumble this week with a costly draw. which sailed over the wall and into the top corner to make The week’s other games also had plenty of surprises with it 1-0 in the 55th minute. huge wins for North Shore Mariners and Blacktown City. Blacktown had found their groove and were able to double With a top 4 finals series up for grabs round 11 looks huge their lead moments later when Jalloh rounded the keeper but let’s look at what unfolded in round 10. to net his side’s second goal of the clash. Manly United 1 (Pandurevic 55’) – Mt Druitt Town Berry wrapped up the result with a clinical finish from the Rangers 0 at Cromer Park left-hand side of the penalty area in the 86th minute to A second-half strike from Dejan Pandurevic has helped make it 3-0 and wrap up all three competition points. Manly United snatch a narrow 1-0 win against Mt Druitt Marconi Stallions 1 (Jesic 85’) – North Shore Mariners Town Rangers at Cromer Park. 3 (Williams 40’, Lindsay 68’, Pyl 81’) at Marconi The star winger’s finish was the difference as the home side Stadium. did just enough to claim all three points in a thrilling end North Shore Mariners have caused one of the boilovers to end contest. of the season stunning Marconi Stallions 3-1 at Marconi Manly started the stronger of the two sides creating a Stadium on Friday. handful of chances which were spoiled by the brilliant The result has thrown the Stallion’s finals hopes into shot-stopping of Mt Druitt keeper Carlos Saliadarre. disarray in what was a wild night at The Palace. Manly defender Sam Gallagher nearly broke the deadlock From the opening whistle, the Mariners were on the front 10 minutes before the break but his header crashed off foot testing Nenad Vekic in the Marconi goal. the woodwork with the game going into halftime locked The game was forced into an untimely hiatus midway scoreless. through the first stanza with the floodlights going out and It was much of the same after the restart as Manly went on the match put on hold for more than 20 minutes. the offensive. The break recharged the Mariners who struck almost Saliadarre pulled off a spectacular diving save to tip a instantly after the match resumed courtesy of a slick finish Kieran Paull effort over the crossbar only moments into the from Charles Williams to give the visitors a 1-0 lead at the second stanza. half-time break. In the 55th minute, Manly finally found their breakthrough Mariners captain Chris Lindsay continued his push to be when Pandurevic broke free of his defender on the right- known as the leagues best free-kick taker when he scored wing before firing low into the bottom corner of the net. with a delightful curling effort to make it 2-0 in the 68th Richie Cardozo had two chances to add to the score later in minute. the match but the experienced frontman was unable to find North Shore wrapped up the win in audacious style 10 the back of the net. minutes from full-time when substitute Nelson Pyl chipped The boys from the Northern Beaches were not troubled in the keeper from 35 yards out only moments after coming the dying stages of the match clinging on for victory and on. all three points. Marko Jesic claimed a late goal for Marconi but it was too Blacktown City 3 (Berry 56’, 85’, Jalloh 62’) – APIA little too late for the home side as the visitors secured all Leichhardt 0 at Lily’s Football Stadium three points. A three-goal second half has helped Blacktown City cruise Sydney Olympic 1 (Madonis 68’) – Western Sydney to a dominant 3-0 win against APIA Leichhardt at Lily’s Wanderers 0 at Lambert Park Football Stadium on Friday. Sydney Olympic has kept their premiership hopes alive A brace from Adam Berry and a brilliant finish from Hassan with a narrow 1-0 win against Western Sydney Wanderers Jalloh was the difference as Blacktown made it two wins on at Lambert Park on Saturday.
10 #NPLNSW A second-half strike from captain Jason Madonis was giving up a crucial penalty by pulling down Gauthier in the enough for Olympic as they secured a vital three box when the striker had no chance of getting to the ball. competition points. Wada stepped up and clinically fired past the keeper to It was the Wanderers who were on the ascendency early on make it 2-2, completing the comeback as they snatched with several early shots on goal testing the keeper. a vital competition point to keep them in the Premiership The visitors were forced to clear off the line to deny Zach race. Mackenzie in the 25th minute. Sydney FC 3 (Wood 63’, 93’, Main 88’) – Wollongong Dean Pelakanos missed a brilliant chance to give Western Wolves 4 (Bingham 4’, 21’, James 8’, Okada 57’) at Sydney the lead in the dying stages of the first half when he Ilinden Sports Centre fired over the bar from only nine yards out. Wollongong Wolves have held off a fast-finishing Sydney It was the Wanderers on the attack again when the second FC to triumph 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller at Ilinden Sports half began, with Rory Jordan unable to beat the keeper in Centre on Sunday. the 56th minute. The Wolves took a four-goal lead but they were forced to After absorbing pressure for most of the match, Olympic took their chance in the 68th minute with Madonis scoring fight for their competition points as determined Sydney from the edge of the penalty area to cap off a brilliant FC fell narrowly short of pulling off a wild second-half counter-attack. comeback. Oliver Puflett had a chance to double Olympic’s lead in the The win moves the Wolves onto equal points with final minutes of the contest but fired wide. competition leaders Rockdale ahead of the final round It didn’t matter in the end with the home side clinging on of the season setting up an incredible sprint to the to take the win and remain in the premiership race going premiership on the last day of the season. into the final round. Wollongong raced out of the gates and took a 1-0 lead after Sydney United 58 2 (Antelmi 33’, 66’) – Rockdale only four minutes with Josh Bingham tapping home after Ilinden 2 (Gauthier 68’, Wada 88’) at Sydney United some brilliant lead-up work from Takeru Okada. Sports Centre It was 2-0 only moments later with Thomas James towering A thrilling second-half fightback has helped Rockdale above his defender to head into the top right corner of the snatch a dramatic 2-2 draw against fierce rivals Sydney net. United 58 at Sydney United Sports Centre on Sunday. Sydney FC’s young defence were struggling and it only got Tomoki Wada’s 88th-minute penalty broke the hearts of worse with Bingham claiming his second to make it 3-0 in United 58 fans and kept Rockdale on top of the table and the 21st minute. in the hunt for a historic NPL NSW Men’s Premiership going into the final round. The start couldn’t have been any better for the visitors and they were unlucky not to score again before the half-time For United 58, the result all but kills their dreams of break. finishing the season on top. The home side started the better of the two and took the It took Wollongong 10 minutes after the restart to find a lead 33 minutes in with superstar striker Patrick Antelmi fourth goal and wasn’t it special. converting from the penalty spot to give United 58 a 1-0 Okada dribbling past two defenders and finishing with the lead at the break. outside of his weak foot after setting up the move with a Antelmi would be the dangerman again for the home side skilful scorpion kick flick-on. after the restart when he fired the Reds into a 2-0 lead in The result was seemingly decided, but Sydney FC had the 66th minute with his ninth goal of the campaign and other ideas and hit back through prolific striker Patrick second of the match. Wood in the 63rd minute to make it 4-1. However, the tide would turn only moments later with Sydney threw everything forward and snagged their Amaury Gauthier making the most of a defensive mixup to second goal to make it 4-2 courtesy of Thomas Main with halve the deficit with a cool finish from inside the box to make it 2-1. two minutes left on the clock. Both sides were desperate for victory and fought hard for When Wood found his second in added time to make it 4-3 every possession heading into the final moments of the it made for a nervy finish for the visitors. match. However, time was against the home side with their valiant With the game on a knife’s edge, a boneheaded play from efforts not enough to secure a draw with Wollongong Sydney United’s Anthony Tomelic cost his side greatly, clinging on for victory.
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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
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NPLNSW.COM.AU 35 GRAND FINAL
NPL NSW WOMEN’S SUNDAY 11 OCTOBER 2020 – VALENTINE SPORTS PARK RESERVE GRADE • 1:30 PM • SYDNEY UNIVERSITY SFC V FNSW INSTITUTE 1ST GRADE • 4:00 PM • SYDNEY UNIVERSITY SFC V MANLY UNITED FC
NPL 2 NSW WOMEN’S SUNDAY 11 OCTOBER 2020 – VALENTINE SPORTS PARK RESERVE GRADE • 11:30 AM • SUTHERLAND SHARKS FC V NORTH SHORE MARINERS FC 1ST GRADE • 2:00 PM • NORTH SHORE MARINERS FC V MARCONI STALLIONS FC
NPL 2 NSW MEN’S SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2020 – VALENTINE SPORTS PARK UNDER 20 • 1:30PM • CENTRAL COAST MARINERS FC V HAKOAH SYDNEY CITY EAST FC 1ST GRADE • 5:00PM • CENTRAL COAST MARINERS FC V NORTHERN TIGERS FC
NPL 3 NSW MEN’S SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2020 – VALENTINE SPORTS PARK UNDER 20 • 11:00 AM • DUNBAR ROVERS FC V CANTERBURY BANKSTOWN FC 1ST GRADE • 2:30 PM • RYDALMERE LIONS FC V BANKSTOWN CITY FC
NPL 4 NSW MEN’S SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2020 – VALENTINE SPORTS PARK GRADE UNDER 20 • 4:00 PM • CAMDEN TIGERS FC V UNSW FC 1ST GRADE • 12:00 PM • FRASER PARK FC V NEPEAN FC
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