VIC: WSFV2 Round 11

Series Futsal Victoria 2, Womens, Round 11, 2018/19

Western Wolves FC 18-0 FC Balwyn

WOL – M.Hubeek 6, D.De Matos 3, S.Cope 2, J.Mustac 2, D.Ilijoska 2, I.Atik, R.Attard & F.Nobbs
BAL –

Our first clash of the evening pitted title chasers Western Wolves against a struggling Balwyn. The Wolves were at their best from start to finish and it began from a dominant first half in which they added six unanswered goals to go into into the break with the game all but over.

The second half was even better for the Wolves as they piled on a further twelve goals with all players getting on the scoresheet as Mary Hubeek was the standout with a game high six goals, while a Dani De Matos hat trick also aided the scoring and it was all topped off by a goal to Wolves keeper Iesha Atik to go along with their clean sheet in a dominant display from the Wolves.

Player of the game – Mary Hubeek (Western Wolves FC)

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North City FC 6-0 Storm FC 

NOR – V.Shamoon 3 & M.Vidanoski 3
STORM –

Player of the game – Valentina Shamoon (North City FC)

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CF South Melbourne 4-3 Melbourne Amazons FC

SOU – W.Kwan-Chislett, A.Idris, N.Italiano & A.Komijat
MEL – C.Friend, R.Alonso & B.Lee

Next up saw ladder leaders South Melbourne take on a strong Melbourne Amazons outfit. It was the Amazons who struck first through Caitlyn Friend to put South on the back foot. Some good work soon after from Friend gave Rachel Alonso a tap in as South were staring defeat in the face for the first time this season. South would halve the deficit when Aneta Komijat found the net but the two goal lead would be restored for the Amazons as Bianca Lee found the net from near on half way. Wai Kwan-Chislett’s deflected effort had South within a goal at the break as they would look to overturn the deficit in the second half.

Soon after the restart, South were level as some lovely play saw Nat Italiano tap home to level the game at three, and South would go ahead through a stunning Amira Idris strike which proved to be the winner as South maintain their unbeaten start to the season, taking down a star studded Melbourne Amazons side.

Player of the game – Julia Sardo (CF South Melbourne)

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FC Preston 7-1 Box Hill Vipers 

PRES – E.Eyar 2, T.Halabi 2, L.Cartanos, A.Parsons & A.Sherifi
BOX – B.Raymond

The final game of the evening pitted second placed Preston against Box Hill Vipers. The pair traded blows early as Armina Sherifi gave Preston the lead, before Bridget Raymond brought her side level. Taylor Halabi would restore the Preston advantage, and on the stroke of half time Amy Parsons would give Preston a two goal cushion.

Preston were the better side in the second half and made it known on the scoreboard as they added a further four unanswered goals with Elizabeth Eyar & Taylor Halabi both finishing with a brace each, while in form Leah Cartanos also found the net to aid Preston to another victory as they continue to put Pressure on league leaders South Melbourne.

Player of the game – Elizabeth Eyar (FC Preston)

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