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Cobram Roar are through to the 3rd round of the FFA Cup Qualification (Victoria Zone) after this weekend's opponents Fitzroy City have forfieted the match stayed tuned for the 3rd round draw which will be held on Wednesday Afternoon.
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FFA Cup Qualifying (Northern NSW Southern Pool - Second Round) kickoff times
Saturday February 28th 2015:
9.30am Swansea v Broadmeadow Magic
10.00am Newcastle University v Weston Workers
11.30am Cooks Hill United v Maitland
12.00pm Kahibah v South Cardiff
1.30pm Plattsburg Maryland v Charlestown City Blues
2.00pm New Lambton Eagles v Edgeworth
3.30pm Beresfield United v Lambton Jaffas
4.00pm Newcastle Suns v Hamilton Olympic
5.30pm Kotara South v Adamstown Rosebud
6.00pm Jesmond v Toronto Awaba
Sunday March 1st 2015:
11.00am Hunter Simba v Kurri Kurri
1.00pm Charlestown v Mayfield United
2.00pm Medowie v Thornton Redbacks
3.00pm Dudley Redhead v Valentine
4.00pm West Wallsend v Singleton Strikers
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Quote:Following a mammoth two days of football at the Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility (LMRFF) across the weekend, Westfield FFA Cup Preliminary Round 2 (NNSWF Southern Division) fixtures have now been confirmed. The hosting of the Westfield FFA Cup Preliminary Round 1 (NNSWF Southern Division) at LMRFF saw 38 teams contest 19 knock-out fixtures and 1,710 hard fought minutes of football which produced a whopping 124 goals and one penalty shootout.  Preliminary Round 2 sees Northern NSW National Premier Leagues (NPL) enter the draw against local club sides which made it through the first bout of competition held at LMRFF across the weekend. On Saturday, ten matches will be played out at the LMRFF while on Sunday, Dudley’s Lydon Oval is set to host three match ups and West Wallsend’s Johnston Park will see two Round 2 fixtures. (Full draw attached). Preliminary Round 2 has produced some exciting match ups which will bear witness to two rivalled clubs in Newcastle Suns FC and Hamilton Olympic FC face off against each other, while NEWFM 1st Division combatants West Wallsend SFC and Singleton Strikers FC will do battle ahead of the NEWFM 1st Division commencement on 7th March. Additionally, Hunter Simba FC and Kurri Kurri Senior SC will take part in a Grand Final rematch after Kurri Kurri took out the Zone Football League Three Grand Final 3-1.
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FFA Cup Rd 1 - Keysborough 2-4 Fawkner Yesterday · An entertaining first round match took place at Tatterson Park between two teams showing they wanted to progress to the next phase of the competition. Keysborough took an early lead through a penalty, but with the aid of a handy breeze Fawkner hit back to go in at Half Time 3-1 up. As the second half commenced there was a feeling amonsgt the crowd that it if Keysborough got a goal it would place Fawkner very much on the back foot. Instead Keysborough were reduced to ten men about an hour into the match, but that didn't stop them from getting on the front foot and they found a deserved second goal. After a fine save from the Fawkner keeper from a free kick, the blues went straight down the other end and delivered the sucker punch which sealed the match.   Edited by scott21: 23/2/2015 09:08:40 PM
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Quote:Westfield FFA Cup Preliminary Round wrap - week 2 image: http://www.theffacup.com.au/di/library/Football_Australia/9d/f5/the-details-for-the-westfield-ffa-cup-quarter-finals-have-been-confirmed_i8g9dzeu8hb91lxs5xsmuvmuh.jpg?t=-1889135597The Westfield FFA Cup kicked off again over the weekend. 1/1 The Westfield FFA Cup kicked off again over the weekend. Monday, 23 February 2015 - John Greco Comments It was another huge weekend of preliminary rounds in the Westfield FFA Cup with some huge scores around the country as Western Australia kicked off their first matches of the year in Geraldton and a 15-year-old scored a hat-trick in Victoria. Chapman Athletic and Olympic Heat were the two sides to advance to the next stage in WA, the Heat producing an excellent performance to knock off the Geraldton Rovers 3-1. There was plenty of goals in Northern NSW as some clubs flexed their muscles with huge wins. The pick of those was Mayfield Senior United who trounced Dudley Redhead United 17-1. Singleton Strikers also hit double figures as they crushed Muswellbrook 12-0, Beresford United put 10 past Warners Bay, while Kahibah (9-1) and Valentine (8-3) beat Westlakes Wildcats and Lake Macquarie City respectively. Other notable results in Northern NSW included Kotara South’s 7-1 demolition of Mereweather Advance, while Hunter Simba edged Morisset United in a nine-goal thriller 5-4 and Medowie beat Tenambit Sharks 5-3. Victoria also played host to a stack of matches across the weekend with plenty of thrilling action. Truganina Hornets were among the most impressive, chalking up a 6-1 win over Marcellin Old Collegians, while Hoppers Crossing had little trouble in disposing of Newmarket Phoenix. The best individual effort of the weekend arguably came from teenager Marcelo De La Plaza-Sanchez, the 15-year-old bagging a hat-trick in Laverton’s Park’s 4-1 win over Northern United. Other results in Victoria included: Brimbank Stallions beating Old Xaverians 6-3, Brighton knocking off Mitchell Rangers 3-1 and Noble Park edging out Casey Panthers 4-3. For a full list of the weekend’s results, olus Westfield FFA Cup news and videos, head to www.theffacup.com.au Read more at http://www.theffacup.com.au/article/westfield-ffa-cup-preliminary-round-wrap---week-2/3nkxzokd958d1vqwgvocw15ye#QUbvBbyBopDvpZe9.99 http://www.theffacup.com.au/article/westfield-ffa-cup-preliminary-round-wrap---week-2/3nkxzokd958d1vqwgvocw15ye
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Brenton1986 wrote:Cobram Roar are through to the 3rd round of the FFA Cup Qualification (Victoria Zone) after this weekend's opponents Fitzroy City have forfieted the match stayed tuned for the 3rd round draw which will be held on Wednesday Afternoon. Bit of a cup run forming. Thats 3 rounds so far. 
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I love the idea of having all the games at a single location in Newcastle. If I lived close I'd park myself there all day.
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aussieshorter wrote:I love the idea of having all the games at a single location in Newcastle. If I lived close I'd park myself there all day. In one way it might be unfair if one team keeps getting the home matches. On the other hand it might provide the best conditions (pitch and such) for the matches. It makes it easier to view potential opponents too.
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how are the tazzy teams doing? looking forward to some exceptional commentating again.
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switters wrote:how are the tazzy teams doing? looking forward to some exceptional commentating again. http://sliceofcheese.net/2015/02/20/live-draw-westfield-ffa-cup-qualifiers-lakoseljac-cup-round-of-16/
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FFA Cup Qualification (Victoria Zone - 3rd Round draw line-up)
(12 clubs from State League 1 North/West):
Altona East Phoenix
Altona Magic
Cairnlea
Corio
Diamond Valley United
Keilor Park
North Sunshine Eagles
Preston Lions
Sunbury United
Sydenham Park
Western Suburbs
Westgate
(12 clubs from State League 1 South/East):
Casey Comets
Doncaster Rovers
FC Clifton Hill
Frankston Pines
Langwarrin
Malvern City
Manningham United Blues
Mornington
Morwell Pegasus
Noble Park United
South Springvale
Warragul United
(40 winners from 2nd Round):
Skye United/Brighton
North Caulfield/Albert Park
Sporting Whittlesea/Noble Park
RMIT/Geelong Rangers
Truganina Hornets/Melbourne University
Lyndale United/Kings Domain
Cobram Roar
Seaford United/Upfield
Point Cook Jets/Mill Park
St Kilda/South Yarra
East Brighton United/Knox City
FC Strathmore/Berwick City
Moreland United/Banyule City
Old Trinity Grammarians/Heidelberg Stars
Melbourne City/Essendon United
Keon Park/Heatherton United
Maribyrnong Greens/Parkmore
Peninsula Strikers/Fawkner
Whittlesea United/Dingley Stars
Harrisfield Hurricanes/Old Scotch
Dandenong South/Melton Phoenix
North City Wolves/Beaumaris
Altona City/Surf Coast
Monbulk Rangers/Latrobe University
Hume United/Whitehorse United
Northern Falcons/Essendon Royals
Middle Park/Western Eagles
Geelong/Waverley Wanderers
Old Melburnians/Mt Lilydale Old Collegians
Bundoora United/Riversdale
Lara/Old Carey
Darebin United/Brimbank Stallions
Laverton Park/Eltham Redbacks
Doveton/Yarraville Glory
Spring Hills/Hampton Park United Sparrows
Sandringham/Williamstown
Mooroolbark/Mazenod United
Keilor Wolves/Westvale
Lalor United/Caulfield United Cobras
Hoppers Crossing/Epping City
the 3rd Round draw takes place on Wednesday Afternoon.
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NSW Qualifiers don't kick off until the weekend of the 14th, yeah? Will be Heading to the Balmain v Glenmore Park @ Wentworth Park. Keeeeeeen
WOLLONGONG WOLVES FOR A-LEAGUE EXPANSION!
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FFA Cup Qualification (Tasmania Zone - 3rd Round kickoff times)
Monday March 9th 2015:
2.00pm Riverside v Taroona
2.00pm Ulverstone v New Town Eagles
FFA Cup Qualification (Tasmania Zone - 4th Round kickoff times)
Monday April 6th 2015:
2.00pm Ulverstone/New Town Eagles v Northern Rangers
2.00pm Metro v Kingborough Lions
2.00pm Hobart Zebras v Riverside Olympic/Taroona
2.00pm Southern v Beachside
2.00pm University of Tasmania v Glenorchy Knights
2.30pm South Hobart v Devonport City
2.30pm Launceston City v Somerset
5.30pm Olympia v Clarence United
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pv4 wrote:Footballsack wrote:Mayfield United Senior 17–1 Dudley Redhead United
This is pretty much the definition of early round matches!
Edited by Footballsack: 22/2/2015 06:14:23 PM I feel for Dudley here. They were an all-age team last year that decided to step up to seniors. Mayfield are 3 or 4 leagues above them, and are arguably the best side in their division. Great to hear about Hunter Simba. I've played officially with a few of the boys, and with&against the majority of them in street soccer, and they're all fantastic players and really good guys to go along with. I agree that it sucks for Dudley, but I think we've all been involved in a white wash before. You do learn from them. These early fixtures do need to be taken with a pinch of salt. 17-1 is a huge scoreline, but when you're dealing with a team four divisions above you, that's honestly not a horrible result.
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FFA Cup Qualification (Brisbane Zone - Round 3) kickoff times
Tuesday March 3rd 2015
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Wynnum Wolves v Pine Hills
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Jimboomba United v Albany Creek
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) North Star v Slacks Creek
7.30pm (Brisbane)/8.30pm (Melbourne) North Pine v Park Ridge
7.30pm (Brisbane)/8.30pm (Melbourne) Taringa Rovers v Brisbane Knights
7.30pm (Brisbane)/8.30pm (Melbourne) The Gap v Annerley
Wednesday March 4th 2015:
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Capalaba v Virginia United
7.15pm (Brisbane)/8.15pm (Melbourne) Westside v Bayside United
7.30pm (Brisbane)/8.30pm (Melbourne) Centenary Stormers v Mooroondu
7.30pm (Brisbane)/8.30pm (Melbourne) Southside Eagles v Newmarket
7.45pm (Brisbane)/8.45pm (Melbourne) University of Queensland v Eastern Suburbs
Tuesday March 10th 2015:
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Samford Rangers v Pine Rivers United
7.15pm (Brisbane)/8.15pm (Melbourne) Brighton Bulldogs v Bardon Latrobe
Wednesday March 11th 2015:
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Moggill v Logan Lightning
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Brisbane Force v Peninsula Power
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Grange Thistle v Rochedale Rovers
7.00pm (Brisbane)/8.00pm (Melbourne) Mitchelton v Souths United
7.15pm (Brisbane)/8.15pm (Melbourne) Mount Gravatt v New Farm United
7.30pm (Brisbane)/8.30pm (Melbourne) Redcliffe PCYC v Ipswich Knights
8.00pm (Brisbane)/9.00pm (Melbourne) Holland Park Hawks v Lions FC
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FFA Cup Qualification (Victoria Zone – Round 2) kickoff times
Friday February 27th 2015:
8.15pm St Kilda v South Yarra at State Football Centre
8.15pm Northern Falcons v Essendon Royals at State Football Centre
Saturday February 28th 2015:
1.00pm Harrisfield Hurricanes v Old Scotch at Norman Luth Reserve
1.00pm Seaford United v Upfield at North Seaford Reserve
1.00pm Lyndale United v Kings Domain at Waratah Reserve
2.00pm Keon Park v Heatherton United at Bosnia and Herzegovina Centre
2.00pm Mooroolbark v Mazenod United at Esther Park Reserve
2.00pm Sporting Whittlesea v Noble Park at Harvest Home Road Reserve (South)
2.00pm Keilor Wolves v Westvale at Keilor Lodge Reserve
2.00pm Laverton Park v Eltham Redbacks at Laverton Park Reserve
2.00pm Old Melburnians v Mt Lilydale Old Collegians at Mt Lilydale Sporting Complex
2.00pm Point Cook Jets v Mill Park at Saltwater Reserve
2.00pm Geelong v Waverley Wanderers at Stead Park
2.00pm North City Wolves v Beaumaris at Wallace Reserve
3.00pm Peninsula Strikers v Fawkner at Centenary Park
3.00pm Darebin United v Brimbank Stallions at Club Italia Sporting Club
3.00pm Cobram Roar beat Fitzroy City (via forfeit) at Apex Reserve
3.00pm Dandenong South v Melton Phoenix at George Andrews Reserve
3.00pm Lalor United v Caulfield United Cobras at HR Uren Reserve
3.00pm FC Strathmore v Berwick City at Knights Stadium
3.00pm Moreland United v Banyule City at Moomba Park Reserve
3.00pm Whittlesea United v Dingley Stars at Thomas Street Reserve
3.00pm Doveton v Yarraville Glory at Waratah Reserve
3.00pm RMIT v Geelong Rangers at Myers Reserve
4.00pm East Brighton United v Knox City at HV Mitchell Oval (Brighton Grammar)
4.00pm Bundoora United v Riversdale at Hillsview Recreation Reserve
5.00pm Maribyrnong Greens v Parkmore at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve
5.00pm Lara v Old Carey at Howard Glover Reserve
6.30pm Sandringham v Williamstown at JT Gray Reserve
6.30pm Spring Hills v Hampton Park United Sparrows at Springside Recreational Reserve
7.00pm Hoppers Crossing v Epping City at Grange Reserve
7.00pm Altona City v Surf Coast at Banyul Warri Reserve
7.30pm Monbulk Rangers v Latrobe University at Monbulk Recreation Reserve
8.00pm Truganina Hornets v Melbourne University at Arndell Park Reserve
8.15pm Old Trinity Grammarians v Heidelberg Stars at State Football Centre
8.15pm Middle Park v Western Eagles at State Football Centre
8.15pm Hume United v Whitehorse United at State Football Centre
Sunday March 1st 2015:
7.00pm Skye United v Brighton at State Football Centre
7.00pm Melbourne City v Essendon United at State Football Centre
7.30pm North Caulfield Senior v Albert Park at Kingston Heath Soccer Complex
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Quote:Could Borroloola’s Cyclones be our next Cup fairytale? 2/2 The Westfield FFA Cup was a breakout success in its inaugural year. What will 2015 have in store? Tuesday, 24 February 2015 - Aidan Ormond Comments The Westfield FFA Cup has already witnessed amazing fairytales from Bentleigh Greens and South Springvale in 2014, now an Indigenous club from the Gulf of Carpentaria have a chance to etch their name into national Cup football history. NT Football has been given one direct slot into the Round of 32 of the 2015 Westfield FFA Cup. As a result, over the coming months there’ll be knockout Cup qualifiers in Darwin and Alice Springs to find a winner from each city. The respective winning teams will play each other in a one-off knockout match set for June 27 in Darwin at the city’s main football stadium. The winner will then be the NT’s representative in the Round of 32 of the Westfield FFA Cup to kick off in late July. On Tuesday night the Darwin Cup qualifiers will be drawn, and Alice Springs qualifiers are drawn on Saturday. One fascinating story from these NT Cup qualifiers is the inclusion of FC Borroloola Cyclones. The Cyclones have been placed in Darwin’s Cup qualification and have been busy preparing for their unlikely shot at Cup glory. The Indigenous outfit is based in Borroloola, population around 1000, located close to the Gulf of Carpentaria and Barkly Tablelands about 1000km from Darwin. It would be a huge story if the Cyclones won the NT’s only spot. It’s a long shot but as Football NT CEO Craig Chapman says: “Anything’s possible!” It’s not the first time Borroloola’s been on the national stage. Thanks to the John Moriarty Foundation, a group of youngster from the town visited the Socceroos at their World Cup training camp in Brazil last year. Chapman added the Westfield FFA Cup has given football in the Territory a huge injection of excitement. “Already you can feel a massive effect, there’s a big buzz among the clubs. This is the first time we’ll play in a national competition," he told www.theffacup.com.au“The media has really got on-board with the Cup and it’s fueling even more rivalry between Alice Springs and Darwin to see who’ll represent the Territory in the Round of 32.” Read more at http://www.theffacup.com.au/article/could-borroloolas-cyclones-be-our-next-cup-fairytale/9a98t33rb4cs19jg9zacnqjtw#1lwRi78oB7jik7Da.99 http://www.theffacup.com.au/article/could-borroloolas-cyclones-be-our-next-cup-fairytale/9a98t33rb4cs19jg9zacnqjtw
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No forfeit. 0-0 Rmit v Croydon 10'
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1-1. 25' Rmit took the league and Croydon strike right back.
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RMIT WINS 5-4 on a Penalty Shootout (2-2 ft & aet)!
Come on you Redbacks!
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Drew 2-2. Won 5-4 in pens.
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FFA Cup Qualification (South Australia - Third Round) kickoff times
Saturday April 4th 2015:
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) MetroStars v International Mount Gambier at TK Shutter Reserve
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Campbelltown City v West Adelaide at Steve Woodcock Sports Centre
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Barmera United v Unley Old Scholars at Bruce Oval
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Port Adelaide Pirates v Adelaide Blue Eagles at Pirate Park
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) South Adelaide v Renmark Olympic at O'Sullivans Beach Sports & Community Centre
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Eastern United v Modbury Jets at Athelstone Recreation Reserve
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Adelaide Cobras v Adelaide Victory at Adelaide Airport Stadium
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Playford City v Sturt Lions at Ramsay Park
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) The Cove v Croydon Kings at The Cove Sports and Community Club
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Apollo v Cumberland United at Apollo Soccer Club
2.30pm (Adelaide Time) Adelaide City v Western Strikers at Adelaide City Park
7.00pm (Adelaide Time) White City v West Torrens Birkalla at Frank Mitchell Park
7.00pm (Adelaide Time) Adelaide Olympic v Adelaide Comets at Elite Systems Football Centre
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University Azzurri Football Club
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University Azzurri FC to kick off our inaugural 2015 FFA Cup campaign against Premier League powerhouse Darwin Olympic on 28 March 2015.
Kick Off: 7:30pm
Venue: Darwin Football Stadium
FORZA AZZURRI
#ffacup #uniazzurri #uafc
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Darwin soccer giants want FFA Cup berth DARWIN Olympic have called in the big guns in their bid to be the Territory’s representative in the 2015 FFA Cup. The Darwin Academy of Sport has teamed up with Olympic to provide athletic performance coaching services to their football teams. As football in the NT enters a new phase with the entry of the FFA Cup, the NT teams will be up against other Australian teams who have more resources and coaching staff at their disposal. The inaugural FFA Cup last year was hugely successful and the NT will have a representative in the draw for the last 32 of this year’s tournament. “The team at the Darwin Academy of Sport provides a range of services not previously offered in the NT to support emerging athletes and club coaches,” owner Paul Mead said. “We recognise that the budget of club sport is far less than professional sport, and as such the ability to employ a range of support staff is not achievable. “However, we believe that bringing a high performance attitude and culture to club sport is still vital to assist in the achievement of success and to support the growth of emerging athletes.” The academy of Sport takes a holistic approach to athlete development, concentrating on four main pillars of athletic performance. “They are movement, athleticism, wellness and cognitive development,” Mead said. Movement looks at how well athletes move and to understand why they might be getting injured or how we can increase their range of motion to reduce injuries in the future. Athleticism looks at strength and conditioning, running technique and agility. Wellness covers individual nutrition, hydration, sleep and recovery education. Cognitive development covers personal goal setting, mental toughness and resilience skills training. “The interaction between the head and assistant coaches with the athletic performance coaches is vital to create durable athletes able to perform to a level required in the FFA Cup and other high performing competitions,” Mead said. “We don’t just come in and provide fitness training to the club, we look at the whole development of the athlete and their athletic career while supporting the coaching staff.” The Darwin Academy of Sport is also working with the NT Thunder, Hoggies Netball Club, Wanderers FC and Palmerston Magpies FC. http://www.ntnews.com.au/sport/darwin-soccer-giants-want-ffa-cup-berth/story-fnk0b2ce-1227200594043
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Apparently Phil Moss' tanned doppelganger is the Darwin Olympic Manager 
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Shamrock Rovers Darwin FC
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FFA Cup draw round 1 Shamrock Rovers Darwin FC v Casuarina FC 28th March 5pm
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 Marcus Jamieson @HTCDes1re 4h4 hours ago @FFACup @FFA Have you guys got the draw details for NT? 0 replies 0 retweets 0 favorites Reply Retweet Favorite More  Westfield FFA Cup @FFACup 4h4 hours ago @HTCDes1re @FFA no luck as yet. Will keep you posted and let you know asap Not very good that the FFA isnt kept up to date with draw details. You would think the federations would be supplied with the FFA's media contact details and be given instructions to contact the FFA upon conclusion of draws.
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Beard of the tournament so far. Seen during Laverton Parks match  Quote:The Slavia Melbourne Soccer Club is a defunct Australian association football (soccer) club that was based in Melbourne, Victoria. Club was founded in 1950 by Czech migrants and would go on to become a leading club in Australian football. Slavia competed in the Victorian State League from 1956 to 1970 and 1973 to 1980. Through its history the club went by a number of names, starting out as Slavia, then Port Melbourne Slavia, Essendon Slavia and finally Prahran Slavia.[1]
The golden era of the club was in the 1960s where the club won many titles, most notably the Australian Cup in 1963. The club never won the Victorian State league, finishing Runner-Up on two occasions in 1966 and 1977. By the 1980s the club had fallen on hard times and in 1983 the club ceased to exist when it was taken over by the Chilean community, today known as the Laverton Park Soccer Club.[2] Ole
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Nine News Darwin
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FFA CUP:
The Darwin leg of the FFA CUP has been drawn, Casuarina FC will play Shamrock Rovers and Darwin Olympic will play Uni Azzuri in Round 1. All other sides have the bye until Round 2.
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