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TheSelectFew wrote:Brenton1986 wrote:Upcoming FFA Cup qualifying matches,
Northern Territory:
7.00pm Local Tuesday April 19th Darwin Olympic v Casuarina
7.00pm Local Tuesday April 19th Stormbirds v Verdi
7.00pm Local Wednesday April 20th University Azzurri v Hellenic
7.00pm Local Tuesday April 26th Port Darwin v Mindil Aces
7.00pm Local Wednesday April 27th Litchfield FC v Shamrock Rovers Darwin
South Australia:
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th West Adelaide v Port Adelaide Pirates
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th West Torrens Birkalla v Cumberland United
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Croydon Kings v Adelaide University Grads
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Western Strikers v White City
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Adelaide Olympic v Campbelltown City
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Adelaide City v Adelaide Blue Eagles
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Gawler v North Eastern Metro Stars
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Adelaide Comets v Fulham United
Tasmania:
2.00pm Local Saturday April 30th Somerset v Devonport
2.00pm Local Saturday April 30th South Hobart v Olympia
Victoria:
7.30pm Local Tuesday April 19th Green Gully Cavaliers v Geelong
7.30pm Local Tuesday April 19th Pascoe Vale v Richmond
7.30pm Local Tuesday April 19th Avondale Heights v South Springvale
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th Murray United v Langwarrin
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th Mooroolbark v Dandenong City
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th Dandenong Thunder v Hume City
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th St Albans Saints v Yarraville Glory
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th Altona Magic v South Melbourne
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th Endeavour Hills Fire v Kingston City
8.15pm Local Wednesday April 20th FC Clifton Hill v North Geelong Warriors
7.45pm Local Tuesday April 26th Oakleigh Cannons v Melbourne Knights
7.15pm Local Wednesday April 27th Port Melbourne Sharks v Sunshine George Cross
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 27th Heidelberg United v Caulfield United Cobras
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 27th Knox City FC v Malvern City
8.30pm Local Wednesday April 27th FC Bulleen Lions v Doveton
7.00pm Local Wednesday May 4th Goulburn Valley Suns v Bentleigh Greens
Queensland:
7.00pm Local Saturday April 16th Frenchville v BITS
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th Edge Hill United v Far North Queensland Heat
7.30pm Local Wednesday April 20th South West Queensland Thunder v Willowburn
7.00pm Local Tuesday April 26th Woombye v Sunshine Coast Fire
TBC Local Tuesday April 26th Brisbane City v Mitchelton
7.00pm Local Wednesday April 27th Surfers Paradise Apollo v Gold Coast City
7.00pm Local Wednesday April 27th Rebels Gunners v Northern Fury
TBC Local Wednesday April 27th Queensland Lions v Western Pride
TBC Local Wednesday April 27th Olympic FC v Moggill
TBC Local Wednesday April 27th Pine Rivers United v Redlands United
TBC Local Wednesday April 27th Southside Eagles v Acacia Ridge
TBC Local Saturday April 30th Rochedale Rovers v Ipswich Knights
7.00pm Local Saturday April 30th Mackay Magpies v Mackay Wanderers
TBC Local Tuesday May 3rd Eastern Suburbs v Brisbane Strikers
TBC Local Wednesday May 4th Moreton Bay United v Capalaba
TBC Local TBC United Park Eagles v KSS Jets
Western Australia:
1.00pm Local Monday April 25th Football Margaret River v Gosnells City
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Curtin University v Canning City
2.30pm Local Monday April 25th Inglewood United v Dianella White Eagles
5.30pm Local Monday April 25th Armadale v Sorrento
5.30pm Local Monday April 25th Ashfield v Balcatta
5.30pm Local Monday April 25th Cockburn City v Bayswater City
5.30pm Local Monday April 25th Floreat Athena v UWA Nedlands
5.30pm Local Monday April 25th Stirling Lions v Perth
Northern NSW:
4.45pm Local Saturday April 23rd Bangalow v Lismore Thistles
7.00pm Local Tuesday April 26th Urunga Raiders v Coffs United
Edited by Brenton1986: 14/4/2016 02:16:36 PM Going to Altona Magic South Melbourne. Huge clash hoping for a cupset. South Hobart are going through no doubt.
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SutherlandFan
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Wollongong United v Blacktwn Spartans tonight, I think Wollongong could come away with this as Wollongong have the home ground advantage plus Spartans not doing too well recently in the NPL.
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TheSelectFew
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Couple of games in NT as well.
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thewitness
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SutherlandFan wrote:Wollongong United v Blacktwn Spartans tonight, I think Wollongong could come away with this as Wollongong have the home ground advantage plus Spartans not doing too well recently in the NPL. 3-1 win to Wollongong United just finished.
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green gully 4-3 on penalties against Geelong sc...all the sites on the net have Geelong winning the shootout:lol:
Avondale smashed 2014 cup darlings south Springvale 5-1
Richmond 3-2 over Pascoe vale.
Really nervous about tomorrow night now:lol:
Edited by southmelb: 19/4/2016 10:20:32 PM
Edited by southmelb: 19/4/2016 10:22:38 PM
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TheSelectFew
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Any word on the NT results.
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TheSelectFew wrote:Any word on the NT results. Quote:Darwin Olympic resume their FFA Cup journey after sinking Casuarina 4-1 courtesy of Mitch Amidy hat-trick
April 19, 2016 1:20pm
GREY MORRISNT News
Casuarina’s Alexander Murrell (left) and Darwin Olympic opponent Alexander Turner in action during Tuesday night’s FFA Cup qualifying match at the Darwin Football Stadium. Picture: Katrina Bridgeford
A MITCH Amidy hat-trick ensured Darwin Olympic’s bid for back-to-back FFA Cup round of 32 appearances remains on track.
Olympic beat a feisty Casuarina 4-1 in Tuesday night’s qualifying game at Darwin Football Stadium.
For Amidy, the end justified the means after a sloppy start built on some post season rustiness.
“We may have gone out there in first gear and although there was no lack of respect for the opposition, we needed to talk at half-time of the expectations arising from last season’s Cup run,’’ he said.
“Everyone had in the back of their mind we had a lot to lose and it threw it off our game early on.’’
Agus Magal’s chip to the right of the post in the second minute was an early warning sign for an Olympic side not over endowed with leg speed in the back half.
Magal in the No.4 and Forkpah Ballah’s No.11 shirt were constant threats with their ability to get in behind the Reds defence.
Then veteran Red Amidy fired wide five minutes later with an angled shot that went to the left of the McMillan’s Road goal as chances began to build on both sides.
It was the cut and thrust of Casuarina against the careful build-up of Olympic and for a while the red shirts dominated.
Jason Stokes missed a chance from 10 metres when he had space and time to put the ball anywhere else but wide of the goal and Kevin Menda’s
one-on-one with Rowdies goalkeeper Georgios Skartados ended up with him on the ground and no goal.
The relief on the faces of the Reds players and their bench was obvious in the 36th minute when an Amidy chip first hit the right upright before he followed up to score the first goal of the match.
But that joy turned to despair a minute later when the busy Ballah scored with a superb left foot drive that was in the back of the net before Olympic ‘keeper Kane McAdam moved.
The coaching staff on the Reds’ bench would have been disappointed with the room and time Ballah had to size up his chances from 30 metres.
Amidy was on hand to sidefoot home his second goal in the 43rd minute, restoring Olympic’s lead in the process.
Amidy’s penalty goal six minutes into the second half when a teammate was held off the ball, gave him his hat-trick and the Reds a two-goal buffer.
Casuarina’s challenge suffered a fatal blow when Ballah was red carded in the 68th minute after accumulating two yellow card cautions. http://www.ntnews.com.au/sport/football/darwin-olympic-resume-their-ffa-cup-journey-after-sinking-casuarina-41-courtesy-of-mitch-amidy-hattrick/news-story/c12166fd5a63fc6e602ed0968ec6c608
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I didn't see anything about ACT posted so... "Capital Football wrote:WESTFIELD FFA CUP QUALIFIERS ROUND 3 DRAW The draw for the opening round of the Westfield FFA Cup Qualifiers took place at the Capital Football offices last week. All Capital League teams went into the draw. The randomly drawn CL team to be involved in Round 3 fixtures was O’CONNOR KNIGHTS. So ANU FC, WHITE EAGLES, NARRABUNDAH FC, QUEANBEYAN FC and WESTON MOLONGLO FC go straight into the Round 4 draw on the 4th May at Westfield Woden. The remaining State League teams and O’Connor then were randomly drawn. Match ups are as follows LANYON UNITED v O’CONNOR KNIGHTS – to be played at Hawker Football Centre on Thursday 28th April at 7.00pm GOULBURN STAGS v CANBERRA CITY – to be confirmed for Goulburn Workers Arena on Thursday 28th April kickoff 7.30pm BRINDABELLA BLUES v GOULBURN STRIKERS – to be played Hawker Football Centre on Tuesday 26th April at 7.30 pm. 
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thewitness wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:Wollongong United v Blacktwn Spartans tonight, I think Wollongong could come away with this as Wollongong have the home ground advantage plus Spartans not doing too well recently in the NPL. 3-1 win to Wollongong United just finished. Good on them, they will play the winner of North Shore Mariners and Sydney Olympic. I'd love to see an Illawarra based club or 2 make the final 32.
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SutherlandFan wrote:thewitness wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:Wollongong United v Blacktwn Spartans tonight, I think Wollongong could come away with this as Wollongong have the home ground advantage plus Spartans not doing too well recently in the NPL. 3-1 win to Wollongong United just finished. Good on them, they will play the winner of North Shore Mariners and Sydney Olympic. I'd love to see an Illawarra based club or 2 make the final 32. wollongong united Maco backed club? these guys are in the same pool as Sydney United.
Not a Phase, Not a Trend, SYDNEY UNITED till the END!
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19-SU-58 wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:thewitness wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:Wollongong United v Blacktwn Spartans tonight, I think Wollongong could come away with this as Wollongong have the home ground advantage plus Spartans not doing too well recently in the NPL. 3-1 win to Wollongong United just finished. Good on them, they will play the winner of North Shore Mariners and Sydney Olympic. I'd love to see an Illawarra based club or 2 make the final 32. wollongong united Maco backed club? these guys are in the same pool as Sydney United. Yeah they were in the NSL for a season or two I remember also.
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SutherlandFan wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:thewitness wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:Wollongong United v Blacktwn Spartans tonight, I think Wollongong could come away with this as Wollongong have the home ground advantage plus Spartans not doing too well recently in the NPL. 3-1 win to Wollongong United just finished. Good on them, they will play the winner of North Shore Mariners and Sydney Olympic. I'd love to see an Illawarra based club or 2 make the final 32. wollongong united Maco backed club? these guys are in the same pool as Sydney United. Yeah they were in the NSL for a season or two I remember also. congrats to wollongong united. powerhouse of the illawarra PL. great little ground they have too. johnny martinoski doing well for them after his stint with the wolves. some great clashes tonight. united v bankstown is the stand out for me. co leaders of the top two tiers going head to head. bankstown have been in great form so wont be an easy assignment for united, as good as theyve been playing. rcs v mounties, another tough one. mounties have improved big time from last year and have experienced players who have played at the top tier. plenty of other great clashes. love the cup!
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southmelb wrote:green gully 4-3 on penalties against Geelong sc...all the sites on the net have Geelong winning the shootout:lol:
Avondale smashed 2014 cup darlings south Springvale 5-1
Richmond 3-2 over Pascoe vale.
Really nervous about tomorrow night now:lol:
Edited by southmelb: 19/4/2016 10:20:32 PM
Edited by southmelb: 19/4/2016 10:22:38 PM Great effort from Geelong SC taking a team 3 divisions higher than them to penalties.
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So much football tonight with majority of NSW FFA Cup fixtures tonight and Sydney in the acl. I think South Melbourne play tonight as well
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Victorian prelims Credit @melbfootball 
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TheSelectFew wrote:Victorian prelims Credit @melbfootball Might head over to St Albans tonight and Port Melbourne next week.
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Some NSW results from tonight
Marconi 5-0 Dulwich Hill
Bankstown City 0-6 Sydney United
Sydney Olympic 3-0 North Shore Mariners
Rockdale 1-2 Mounties Wanderers
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Hawkesbury 5-0 over Entrance
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Apparently all happening in the game with Altona and South Melbourne.
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Parramatta FC 4-1 Dee Why.
Bankstown Berries 6-3 Barden Ridge
Manly 3-1 Glebe
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Wollongong wolves 2-0 Kemblawarra
Hakoah 1-0 Picton
Bulli 3-2 Inter Lions
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:
Bankstown City 0-6 Sydney United
Rockdale 1-2 Mounties Wanderers
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I would have loved to have seen Dulwich Hill in the FFA Cup. Hasn't been a good start to the league season and now we are out of the cup.
At least Hakoah won so hopefully the game against Bonnyrigg will be at Hensley on the night that I train. Dunbar looked competitive against Bonnyrigg early on tonight but eventually the difference in individual quality was the difference.
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theFOOTBALLlover wrote:I would have loved to have seen Dulwich Hill in the FFA Cup. Hasn't been a good start to the league season and now we are out of the cup.
At least Hakoah won so hopefully the game against Bonnyrigg will be at Hensley on the night that I train. Dunbar looked competitive against Bonnyrigg early on tonight but eventually the difference in individual quality was the difference. Bonnyrigg vs Hakoah will be at Bonnyrigg Sports Club.
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T-UNIT wrote:sydneycroatia58 wrote:
Bankstown City 0-6 Sydney United
Rockdale 1-2 Mounties Wanderers
:cry: :cry: Bit of an upset there I'd say. That said, Mounties are doing well this season in the NPL2.
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Bankstown City haven't had a good cup in the last few years. Knocked out by Balmain last year, thumped by SU58 this year. Didn't expect them to concede 6 though. United must have been on steroids.
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Mt Druitt Town Rangers 2 Killarney District 4 - after extra time finished 2-2 after regular time.
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Edge Hill United 0 FNQ Heat 6 - FNQ Heat advance to play against winner of Rebels Gunners/Northern Fury in round 6.
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SutherlandFan wrote:Apparently all happening in the game with Altona and South Melbourne. South 3-0 Altona
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Heineken wrote:Bankstown City haven't had a good cup in the last few years. Knocked out by Balmain last year, thumped by SU58 this year. Didn't expect them to concede 6 though. United must have been on steroids. Could've easily been 12. Very dominant performance
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