I must say, I am loving that app.

I'm always looking at different apps, different technology around football and this one I could not pass up. They also have a website fwiw. Also get around Live Soccer TV and Mobdro.

So two games left in the FFV qualifying, the round 6 games start from May 16, Monday night.

Here are my tips:

FC Bulleen Lions   v   Avondale FC
Melbourne Knights   v   Dandenong City
Green Gully    v   Heidelberg United
Malvern City FC    v   Hume City FC
Richmond SC   v   Kingston City FC
Murray United   v   Bentleigh Greens
St Albans Saints   v   Port Melbourne Sharks
North Geelong Warriors   v   South Melbourne

St Albans could pull off an upset. Wouldn't be surprised if Kingston did too.

Queensland draw should be happening now

Certainly some lack of comms going on here. As of training on Tuesday night the Wagga players were still expecting to play the next day. Everything was still in place for the game, players, coaches and volunteers had all taken the time off work for Wednesday. The first they heard that Gladesville were not coming was Wednesday morning, and they had to spend all day getting onto people that the game was off, referees, the 2 local tv stations and paper who were coming to cover the match, the council who have to ensure that the main lights can be operated.

Now FNSW are putting out mixed message on the result.
Yesterday afternoon the FNSW website stated "Wagga City Wanderers won the right to play in round 7 of the Westfield FFA Cup after its match against Gladesville Ryde Magic has been deemed a forfeit."

Now today the FNSW website states "Details on the match between the Wagga City Wanderers and Gladesville Ryde Magic will be confirmed soon on the FNSW website."

The FFA Cup website now has Wagga City Wanderers 0 def. Gladesville Ryde Magic 0
TIME/DATE:4:00 PM / WED 4 MAY LOCATION: GISSING OVAL

Edited by thewitness: 5/5/2016 12:20:41 PM

Unlucky for St. Albans and north Geelong that they won't get a true home advantage with neither club capable of hosting night games, assuming both will host at Knights stadium.

True, but not too far for St Albans fans to travel. They did well in the FFA Cup last year when playing at Knights Stadium against other state league and NPL sides, only to eventually lose to Perth.

I'll be at the Gully game, looking forward to it.

my tips from nsw to go through and join Blacktown City:

Bonnyrigg
Sydney United
Wollongong Wolves
Manly United
Marconi

in saying that , olympic are chance against United, and Parra would fancy an upset against Bonno given they beat them last week in the league. marconi should be too strong for Berries, ditto manly for Mounties and Wolves should have too much firepower and easily beat either Wagga or Gladesville.

Speaking of which any are any teams investing into lighting?

Would Bonnyrigg and Marconi have the facilities to host A-League clubs? I'd suggest Bonnyrigg would be OK, but with Marconi ripping out that old stand, that leaves basically half the ground unavailable.

2016 Westfield FFA Cup qualifying state of play as of – Thursday May 5th,

ACT – 4th round:
Tuesday May 10th – Belconnen United v ANU
Tuesday May 10th – Cooma Tigers v Goulburn Stags
Wednesday May 11th – Canberra White Eagles v Queanbeyan City
Wednesday May 11th – Tuggeranong United v Monaro Panthers
Tuesday May 17th – Narrabundah v Canberra FC
Tuesday May 17th – Woden Weston v Brindabella Blues
Wednesday May 18th – Canberra Olympic v Gungahlin United
Wednesday May 18th – Weston Molonglo v O'Connor Knights

NSW – 7th round:
Wollongong Wolves v Wagga City Wanderers
Parramatta FC v Bonnyrigg White Eagles
Sydney United v Sydney Olympic
Manly United FC v Mounties Wanderers
Marconi Stallions v Bankstown Berries
Matches to take place on Tuesday May 17th & Wednesday May 18th.
Five winners qualify for 2016 Westfield FFA Cup round of 32

Northern NSW – 6th round line up:
Edgeworth Eagles
Hamilton Olympic
Lambton Jaffas
Belmont Swansea United
Singleton Strikers
Thornton Redbacks
Bangalow SC/Urunga Raiders
Norths United

Draw Date: To Be Confirmed
Matches to take place on Saturday June 18th.

Northern Territory – 6th round:
7.00pm Local – Wednesday June 8th Darwin Olympic v Shamrock Rovers Darwin
7.00pm Local – Wednesday June 8th Gillen Scorpions v Alice Springs Celtic

Northern Territory – 7th round:
7.00pm Local – Saturday June 18th Darwin Olympic/Shamrock Rovers Darwin v Gillen Scorpions/Alice Springs Celtic
winner qualifies for 2016 Westfield FFA Cup round of 32

Queensland – 6th round:
TBC Local – May 17th or May 18th Rochedale Rovers v Moreton Bay United
TBC Local – May 17th or May 18th Brisbane City v Redlands United
TBC Local – May 17th or May 18th Moggill v Queensland Lions
TBC Local – May 17th or May 18th Southside Eagles v Brisbane Strikers
1.30pm Local – Sunday May 8th Far North Queensland Heat v Northern Fury
7.00pm Local – Saturday May 7th Mackay Magpies v Frenchville
4.00pm Local – Sunday May 8th Sunshine Coast Fire v United Park Eagles
7.00pm Local – Saturday May 7th Surfers Paradise Apollo v South West Queensland Thunder

Queensland – 7th round:
Moggill/Queensland Lions v Southside Eagles/Brisbane Strikers
Brisbane City/Redlands United v Rochedale Rovers/Moreton Bay United
Far North Queensland Heat/Northern Fury v Mackay Magpies/Frenchville
Surfers Paradise Apollo/South West Queensland Thunder v Sunshine Coast Fire/United Park Eagles
Matches to take place between May 31st & June 13th.
4 winners qualify for 2016 Westfield FFA Cup round of 32.

South Australia – 5th round:
2.30pm Local – Saturday May 28th Western Strikers v North Eastern Metro Stars
2.30pm Local – Saturday May 28th Croydon Kings v Campbelltown City
2.30pm Local – Saturday May 28th Adelaide Comets v Adelaide Blue Eagles
2.30pm Local – Saturday May 28th Cumberland United v Port Adelaide Pirates

Tasmania – 7th round:
3.00pm Local – Monday June 13th South Hobart v Devonport City
winner qualifies for 2016 Westfield FFA Cup round of 32

Victoria – 6th round:
Bulleen Lions v Avondale Heights
Melbourne Knights v Dandenong City
Green Gully Cavaliers v Heidelberg United
Malvern City v Hume City
Richmond v Kingston City
Murray United v Bentleigh Greens
St Albans Saints v Port Melbourne Sharks
North Geelong Warriors v South Melbourne
Matches to be played on May 17th/18th & May 24th/25th.

Western Australia – 6th round:
2.30pm Local – Saturday May 14th Cockburn City v Gosnells City
2.30pm Local – Saturday May 14th Balcatta v Inglewood United
5.30pm Local – Saturday May 14th Stirling Lions v Curtin University
2.30pm Local – Sunday May 15th Floreat Athena v Armadale

My tips:

Wollongong Wolves v Wagga City Wanderers
Parramatta FC v Bonnyrigg White Eagles
Sydney United v Sydney Olympic
Manly United FC v Mounties Wanderers
Marconi Stallions v Bankstown Berries

Would love to see Wagga qualify, but it might be a tough ask coming up away from home against an NPL 1 club. They've had a pretty easy run up until now, facing some pretty low league teams, and having home advantage every time. I guess it's still possible, but I'd be surprised if they won. Wollongong Wolves to make their 2nd appearance in the FFA Cup. Hopefully they pull another A-League team and get a decent crowd down at WIN Stadium.

I'm tipping Bonnyrigg to be too strong against improved Parramatta. Unlike the first season of the cup, Parramatta won't get two bites of the cherry to qualify. If they do, I can't see them hosting games at Melita. Especially against an A-League team. Those'll be surely moved to Parramatta Stadium.

Manly United to beat Mounty County and qualify for their second time. Mounty County have been rather resurgent this season in the NPL, but I can't see them winning against a good Northern Beaches side.

Sydney United v Sydney Olympic. An epic clash to decide who qualifies. Two heavyweights of Australian football. It's like Melbourne Knights v South Melbourne in the last two Victorian qualifications. Sydney United have been pretty good this season in the NPL1, and they've been dominant in the cup. I'm expecting them to get through for their 3rd qualification. Heartbreak for the Oh-Lym-Pic teenagers. ;)

Marconi are my tip to also qualify for their first FFA Cup. Despite being relegated to the NPL2 at the end of the last season, they've done well to get to this point in the cup. Hopefully they can surprise a few people and do well. Whether they play at Marconi Stadium is another question altogether. Something tells me it's not up to scratch should they draw an A-League club. Happy to be proven wrong though.

Could be....

I just saw the facebook vid from the draw. Id call for the 3rd umpire to see if they added in the voice over after the recording =p~

Honestly, just want the main tournament to start. And can we please get attendances for the games next year.

Going to beat great to get some fresh blood into the cup.

United vs Olympic will he huge.

So long as it's not going to be held on the 18th, I'm so going to that.

So happy Palm Beach didn't make it, completely over shit games at Robina. Hope the boys from Toowoomba or a Sunny Coast team make it.

Palm Beach or Gold Coast FC? ;)

It sure does smell eh.
I know Magic had done the right thing and have logged every attempt for proof that they did contact both FNSW and Wagga.
I'm OS so am not on the pulse with the club for now but in time will follow it up.

With all due respect, if Gladesville had agreed to it and decided on Monday they didnt have enough players then theyve got nobody to blame but themselves, IMO

not sure about bonnyrigg they have powerlines that run across the field lol. im sure HAL teams would say something about that.

i think Marconi potentially could, they use it for NYL games frequently and I'm pretty sure they recently hosted a youth international match there at night

Queensland - regional zone 6th round update:
Mackay Magpies 2 Frenchville 4 (Frenchville to play against FNQ Heat or Northern Fury in Round 7)
Surfers Paradise Apollo 5 South West Queensland Thunder 3 (Surfers Paradise Apollo to play against Sunshine Coast Fire or United Park Eagles in Round 7)

Round 6 ties QLD

Northern Fury v FNQ Heat 1330. Live updates Futbol24.
Sunshine Coast Fire v United Park Eagles 1600.

Edited by TheSelectFew: 8/5/2016 11:59:57 AM

Today huh.... I'm on the coast atm, will probably go watch this on the way home to Brisbane.

Doit.

FNQ Heat 5 - 1 Fury
enough enough enough

Sunshine Coast Fire 1 lead United Park Eagles 0 - 29' gone

Halftime:
Sunshine Coast Fire 4 United Park Eagles 1 - source United Park Eagles facebook page.

Queensland (regional - 6th round fulltime results):
FNQ Heat 5 Northern Fury 1
Sunshine Coast Fire 7 United Park Eagles 1

Queensland (regional - 7th round):
FNQ Heat v Frenchville - June 11th
Surfers Paradise Apollo v Sunshine Coast Fire - June 11th

winners for these two matches qualify for 2016 Westfield FFA Cup round of 32.