Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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WSW win off a header in the final seconds of extra time.
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2017 FFA Cup.
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Roly was pretty good, enjoying the freedom of being further up the field. I watched it on the iPad with no volume while watching Heidelberg.
Perth were ordinary
VicMariner
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So, Heidelburg are top of NPL Vic and Blacktown are top of NPL NSW.
HU were no mugs and stood toe to toe with Perth and became the fourth NPL team to defeat HAL opposition.
These guys are no push overs, tomorrow will be a good test and our boys need to play well.
How good is it to have a great cup comp?
HU were no mugs and stood toe to toe with Perth and became the fourth NPL team to defeat HAL opposition.
These guys are no push overs, tomorrow will be a good test and our boys need to play well.
How good is it to have a great cup comp?
scottmac
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Agree. Wanderers look really poor at the back and lacking a path to the front other than the long ball. As the game wore on NZ tired more than them and they finally got one. Both very poor. Hope we are not as unfit as those 2. Mcglinchey seemed a shadow of the player he was.
pjennings
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I would say that Heidelburg were probably the first NPL team to defeat HAL opposition with no questionable calls going their way. They were the much better side on the night and were unlucky not to win by more.
Wombat
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Perth were shit and without Castro are nothing.
Wanderers are shit and only scored because the ref ignored 2 blatant Drive bys fouls so the NZ player took out his frustration on Bony with an absolute ball tearing foul. Sadly this led to the goal but he was lucky only to get a yellow not a red. ref was shit as usual.
Heidelberg looked better than Perth, Drive bys and Nix.
City look interesting and have a much harder coach than last year (maybe something to do with parent club). Could be a danger.
Wanderers are shit and only scored because the ref ignored 2 blatant Drive bys fouls so the NZ player took out his frustration on Bony with an absolute ball tearing foul. Sadly this led to the goal but he was lucky only to get a yellow not a red. ref was shit as usual.
Heidelberg looked better than Perth, Drive bys and Nix.
City look interesting and have a much harder coach than last year (maybe something to do with parent club). Could be a danger.
Anyone else dream about those souvlaki's on the spit last night.
Thought WSW were pretty solid last night Wombat but never created any real chances but had a couple of half chances. Nix were solid in defense but offered nothing going forward
PJ AU lost last year playing terrible and while a bad mistake led to the goal at the death for them to go to extra time it wasn't the ref's that had any influence. We all know the mug of a season they had as well.
Heidelburg certainly played very well and were structured as well as aggressive. Dominant performance until last 20mins. If they can avoid A League opponents they can go far.
Thought WSW were pretty solid last night Wombat but never created any real chances but had a couple of half chances. Nix were solid in defense but offered nothing going forward
PJ AU lost last year playing terrible and while a bad mistake led to the goal at the death for them to go to extra time it wasn't the ref's that had any influence. We all know the mug of a season they had as well.
Heidelburg certainly played very well and were structured as well as aggressive. Dominant performance until last 20mins. If they can avoid A League opponents they can go far.
Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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WSW didn't build anything - just sort of 'get it to the strikers and see if they can do something with it'. High school football.
WP, they tried hard to create some things in attack with lots of short passes, but they're not working well enough together to instinctively know where each other is moving, so the balls are going nowhere.
WSW looked like a bunch of petulent hacks too.
WP, they tried hard to create some things in attack with lots of short passes, but they're not working well enough together to instinctively know where each other is moving, so the balls are going nowhere.
WSW looked like a bunch of petulent hacks too.
sydmariner
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Westfield FFA Cup Round of 32: MD4 Preview
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Hume City and Bentligh Greens do battle in an all-Victorian Westfield FFA Cup Round of 32 clash on Wednesday night. Pic credit Con Deves, Neos Kosmos
Tuesday, 8 August 2017 -
Staff Writers
The final four spots in the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 will be decided on Wednesday night with two Member Federation and two Hyundai A-League clubs looking to join the twelve who have already booked their place in the next round.
The four remaining fixtures comprise two all-Member Federation matchups and two all-Hyundai A-League encounters which all carry a level of intrigue and anticipation.
How to get around the Westfield FFA Cup
The FOX SPORTS broadcast match features two former semi finalists and two familiar adversaries as Hume City host Bentleigh Greens at ABD Stadium in an all-Victorian clash.
Both teams lost their league matches on the weekend, possibly already with one eye on their Round of 32 fixture, but both know what it takes to go on a magical Cup run.
Hume City’s Liam Boland is one such player, the striker having made the move from Green Gully this season after being a prominent figure in Gully’s run to the Quarter Finals last year, which included a freakish goal to knock out the Central Coast Mariners.
Notably, this will be the seventh straight time Hume City have been drawn as the home team in the Westfield FFA Cup Final Rounds. Their only previous defeat at ABD Stadium came in a narrow 1-0 loss to Melbourne Victory in last year’s Round of 16 (they also lost to the Victory when they hosted them in a semi final at AAMI Park in 2015).
Bentleigh Greens prevailed 3-2 when they took on Hume City in their league match at ABD Stadium back in March and despite the sides currently sitting five positions apart on the PlayStation 4 NPL Victoria ladder, this Cup clash looms as being just as tight.
Two previous winners of the Westfield FFA Cup will also feature on Match Day 4, with 2015 champions Melbourne Victory to face Brisbane Roar FC at an expected full house at Perry Park in Brisbane, while inaugural Cup holders Adelaide United welcome the Newcastle Jets, who are yet to make it past the Round of 32, to the boutique venue of Marden Sports Complex.
Brisbane Roar FC and Melbourne Victory have made some impressive off season signings, with the movement of one player in particular arguably adding more spice than most as new Roar signing Fahid Ben Khalfallah prepares to come up against his old side for the first time.
The Reds and the Jets both made new coaching appointments in the off season and with both teams showing some promising signs against local sides so far in the pre season, they will be determined to impress and progress in the Cup.
Finally, two clubs making their fourth straight appearance in the Westfield FFA Cup Final Rounds will go head to head for the second time in the Round of 32 as Sydney United 58 FC, who qualified for the Round of 32 after being crowned PlayStation 4 NPL Champions of Australia last year, host FNQ Heat from Cairns.
Sydney United 58 FC, under coach Mark Rudan, eliminated FNQ Heat 4-1 back in 2014 and while that result was three years ago, it is certain to only add further motivation for an FNQ Heat side who is yet to progress past the Round of 32.
Throughout the broadcast of the match between Hume City and Bentleigh Greens, FOX SPORTS will have LIVE updates and crosses to the other three matches, which will also be streamed at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream.
The draw for the Round of 16 will be conducted on the FOX SPORTS broadcast at the conclusion of the night’s four matches. The draw will also be streamed on www.theffacup.com.au
Westfield FFA Cup 2017 Round of 32 - Match Day 4 Fixtures
Hume City v Bentleigh Greens
Wednesday 9 August 2017
ABD Stadium, Broadmeadow (VIC)
Kick-off: 7:30pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Stephen Lucas
Assistant Referee 1: Daniel Ilievski
Assistant Referee 2: Joanna Charaktis
Fourth Official: Lachlan Keevers
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
TV Broadcast: 7.00pm (AEST) Live and exclusive on FOX SPORTS (Channel 505)
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #HCIvBGR #FFACup
Hume City squad: 1.Michael Weier (gk), 2.Ersin Kaya, 3.Kris Kioussis, 5.Blair Govan, 6.Daniel Clark, 7.Atilla Ofli, 8.Moheb Khamisi, 9.Jayden Prasad, 10.Theodore Markelis, 11.Dillon Jakupi, 14.Nicholas Panetta, 15.Hayden Tennant, 16.Karl Baricevic, 18.Matthew Bozinovski, 19.Oliver Kubilay, 20.Gian Tapia (gk), 22.Danny Kim, 38.Liam Boland, 39.Nick Hegarty
Bentleigh Greens squad: 1.Ryan Scott (gk), 2.Chris Lucas, 4.Charlie Fry, 5.Jack Webster, 6.Troy Ruthven, 7.Kieran Dover, 8.Andy Brennan, 9.Ben Litfin, 10.Tyson Holmes, 11.George Kalas, 14.Marco Jankovic, 15.Ross Archibald, 16.Nicholas Ward, 18.Matthew Thurtell, 19.Nicholas Glavan, 20.Jordan Gifkins (gk), 21.Stipo Andrijasevic, 23.Trent Clulow, 26.Lambros Honos
Unavailable: 24.Luke Pilkington (suspended)
Brisbane Roar FC v Melbourne Victory
Wednesday 9 August 2017
Perry Park, Bowen Hills (QLD)
Kick-off: 7:30pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Chris Beath
Assistant Referee 1: Anton Shchetinin
Assistant Referee 2: Andrew Lindsay
Fourth Official: Alex King
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
Broadcast: Streamed LIVE at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #BRIvMVC #FFACup
Brisbane Roar FC squad: 1.Michael Theo (gk), 3.Luke De Vere, 5.Corey Brown, 6.Avram Papadopoulos, 7.Thomas Kristensen, 9.Massimo Maccarone, 10.Brett Holman, 11.Corey Gameiro, 12.Dane Ingham, 13.Jade North, 14.Fahid Ben Khalfallah, 15.Daniel Leck, 16.Mitch Oxborrow, 17.Matt McKay, 18.Joe Caletti, 19.Jack Hingert, 20.Shannon Brady, 21.Jamie Young (gk), 23.Rahmat Akbari, 24.Connor O'Toole, 26.Nicholas D'Agostino, 27.Aaron Reardon, 43.Tomislav Bilic (gk), 44.Emilio Martinez
Melbourne Victory squad: 1.Matt Acton (gk), 2.Jason Geria, 4.Rhys Williams, 5.Mark Milligan, 6.Leigh Broxham, 8.Besart Berisha, 9.Kosta Barbarouses, 10.James Troisi, 11.MITCH AUSTIN, 14.Thomas Deng, 17.James Donachie, 18.Josh Hope, 19.Pierce Waring, 20.Lawrence Thomas (gk), 21.Carl Valeri, 22.Stefan Nigro, 23.Jai Ingham, 27.Callum Goulding, 30.Stephen Hatzikourtis (gk), 31.Christian Theoharous, 32.Cameron McGlip, 33.Nicholas Sette
Sydney United 58 FC v FNQ Heat
Wednesday 9 August 2017
Sydney United Sports Centre, Edensor Park (NSW)
Kick-off: 7:30pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Katie Patterson
Assistant Referee 1: Andrej Giev
Assistant Referee 2: Kearney Robinson
Fourth Official: Kurt Ams
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
Broadcast: Streamed LIVE at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #SUNvFNQ #FFACup
Sydney United 58 FC squad: 1.Thomas Manos (gk), 2.Petar Markovic, 3.MICHAEL NEILL, 4.Yianni Fragogiannis, 5.Anthony Tomelic, 6.Chris Payne, 7.Yutaro Shin, 8.MATT "FOR GOAL HERO" SIM, 9.Adrian Vranic, 10.PANNY NIKAS, 11.Yianni Perkatis, 12.Anthony Vrlic, 13.Nathan Bertolissio, 14.Nick Stavroulakis, 15.TOMMI USKOK, 16.Stjepan Paric, 17.Nicholas Olsen, 18.GLEN TRIFIRO, 19.Matthew Bilic, 20.Lucas Pervan (gk), 21.Liam Ivancic
FNQ Heat squad: 1.Kevin Ward (gk), 2.Josh De Nittis, 3.Jack Glover, 4.Charlie Beverley, 5.Ari Isman, 6.Bronson Koppen, 7.Lorenzo Sipi, 9.Jamie Carroll, 10.Christopher O'Hare, 11.Kasper Holmbech, 12.Joshua Jennison, 13.Mqondisi Nkiwane, 14.William Beverley, 15.Chris Sullivan, 16.Shigeki Ono, 17.Matthew Filip, 19.Scott Sargent, 20.Josh Wilson (gk)
Hume City and Bentligh Greens do battle in an all-Victorian Westfield FFA Cup Round of 32 clash on Wednesday night. Pic credit Con Deves, Neos Kosmos
Tuesday, 8 August 2017 -
Staff Writers
The final four spots in the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 will be decided on Wednesday night with two Member Federation and two Hyundai A-League clubs looking to join the twelve who have already booked their place in the next round.
The four remaining fixtures comprise two all-Member Federation matchups and two all-Hyundai A-League encounters which all carry a level of intrigue and anticipation.
How to get around the Westfield FFA Cup
The FOX SPORTS broadcast match features two former semi finalists and two familiar adversaries as Hume City host Bentleigh Greens at ABD Stadium in an all-Victorian clash.
Both teams lost their league matches on the weekend, possibly already with one eye on their Round of 32 fixture, but both know what it takes to go on a magical Cup run.
Hume City’s Liam Boland is one such player, the striker having made the move from Green Gully this season after being a prominent figure in Gully’s run to the Quarter Finals last year, which included a freakish goal to knock out the Central Coast Mariners.
Notably, this will be the seventh straight time Hume City have been drawn as the home team in the Westfield FFA Cup Final Rounds. Their only previous defeat at ABD Stadium came in a narrow 1-0 loss to Melbourne Victory in last year’s Round of 16 (they also lost to the Victory when they hosted them in a semi final at AAMI Park in 2015).
Bentleigh Greens prevailed 3-2 when they took on Hume City in their league match at ABD Stadium back in March and despite the sides currently sitting five positions apart on the PlayStation 4 NPL Victoria ladder, this Cup clash looms as being just as tight.
Two previous winners of the Westfield FFA Cup will also feature on Match Day 4, with 2015 champions Melbourne Victory to face Brisbane Roar FC at an expected full house at Perry Park in Brisbane, while inaugural Cup holders Adelaide United welcome the Newcastle Jets, who are yet to make it past the Round of 32, to the boutique venue of Marden Sports Complex.
Brisbane Roar FC and Melbourne Victory have made some impressive off season signings, with the movement of one player in particular arguably adding more spice than most as new Roar signing Fahid Ben Khalfallah prepares to come up against his old side for the first time.
The Reds and the Jets both made new coaching appointments in the off season and with both teams showing some promising signs against local sides so far in the pre season, they will be determined to impress and progress in the Cup.
Finally, two clubs making their fourth straight appearance in the Westfield FFA Cup Final Rounds will go head to head for the second time in the Round of 32 as Sydney United 58 FC, who qualified for the Round of 32 after being crowned PlayStation 4 NPL Champions of Australia last year, host FNQ Heat from Cairns.
Sydney United 58 FC, under coach Mark Rudan, eliminated FNQ Heat 4-1 back in 2014 and while that result was three years ago, it is certain to only add further motivation for an FNQ Heat side who is yet to progress past the Round of 32.
Throughout the broadcast of the match between Hume City and Bentleigh Greens, FOX SPORTS will have LIVE updates and crosses to the other three matches, which will also be streamed at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream.
The draw for the Round of 16 will be conducted on the FOX SPORTS broadcast at the conclusion of the night’s four matches. The draw will also be streamed on www.theffacup.com.au
Westfield FFA Cup 2017 Round of 32 - Match Day 4 Fixtures
Hume City v Bentleigh Greens
Wednesday 9 August 2017
ABD Stadium, Broadmeadow (VIC)
Kick-off: 7:30pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Stephen Lucas
Assistant Referee 1: Daniel Ilievski
Assistant Referee 2: Joanna Charaktis
Fourth Official: Lachlan Keevers
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
TV Broadcast: 7.00pm (AEST) Live and exclusive on FOX SPORTS (Channel 505)
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #HCIvBGR #FFACup
Hume City squad: 1.Michael Weier (gk), 2.Ersin Kaya, 3.Kris Kioussis, 5.Blair Govan, 6.Daniel Clark, 7.Atilla Ofli, 8.Moheb Khamisi, 9.Jayden Prasad, 10.Theodore Markelis, 11.Dillon Jakupi, 14.Nicholas Panetta, 15.Hayden Tennant, 16.Karl Baricevic, 18.Matthew Bozinovski, 19.Oliver Kubilay, 20.Gian Tapia (gk), 22.Danny Kim, 38.Liam Boland, 39.Nick Hegarty
Bentleigh Greens squad: 1.Ryan Scott (gk), 2.Chris Lucas, 4.Charlie Fry, 5.Jack Webster, 6.Troy Ruthven, 7.Kieran Dover, 8.Andy Brennan, 9.Ben Litfin, 10.Tyson Holmes, 11.George Kalas, 14.Marco Jankovic, 15.Ross Archibald, 16.Nicholas Ward, 18.Matthew Thurtell, 19.Nicholas Glavan, 20.Jordan Gifkins (gk), 21.Stipo Andrijasevic, 23.Trent Clulow, 26.Lambros Honos
Unavailable: 24.Luke Pilkington (suspended)
Brisbane Roar FC v Melbourne Victory
Wednesday 9 August 2017
Perry Park, Bowen Hills (QLD)
Kick-off: 7:30pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Chris Beath
Assistant Referee 1: Anton Shchetinin
Assistant Referee 2: Andrew Lindsay
Fourth Official: Alex King
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
Broadcast: Streamed LIVE at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #BRIvMVC #FFACup
Brisbane Roar FC squad: 1.Michael Theo (gk), 3.Luke De Vere, 5.Corey Brown, 6.Avram Papadopoulos, 7.Thomas Kristensen, 9.Massimo Maccarone, 10.Brett Holman, 11.Corey Gameiro, 12.Dane Ingham, 13.Jade North, 14.Fahid Ben Khalfallah, 15.Daniel Leck, 16.Mitch Oxborrow, 17.Matt McKay, 18.Joe Caletti, 19.Jack Hingert, 20.Shannon Brady, 21.Jamie Young (gk), 23.Rahmat Akbari, 24.Connor O'Toole, 26.Nicholas D'Agostino, 27.Aaron Reardon, 43.Tomislav Bilic (gk), 44.Emilio Martinez
Melbourne Victory squad: 1.Matt Acton (gk), 2.Jason Geria, 4.Rhys Williams, 5.Mark Milligan, 6.Leigh Broxham, 8.Besart Berisha, 9.Kosta Barbarouses, 10.James Troisi, 11.MITCH AUSTIN, 14.Thomas Deng, 17.James Donachie, 18.Josh Hope, 19.Pierce Waring, 20.Lawrence Thomas (gk), 21.Carl Valeri, 22.Stefan Nigro, 23.Jai Ingham, 27.Callum Goulding, 30.Stephen Hatzikourtis (gk), 31.Christian Theoharous, 32.Cameron McGlip, 33.Nicholas Sette
Sydney United 58 FC v FNQ Heat
Wednesday 9 August 2017
Sydney United Sports Centre, Edensor Park (NSW)
Kick-off: 7:30pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Katie Patterson
Assistant Referee 1: Andrej Giev
Assistant Referee 2: Kearney Robinson
Fourth Official: Kurt Ams
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
Broadcast: Streamed LIVE at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #SUNvFNQ #FFACup
Sydney United 58 FC squad: 1.Thomas Manos (gk), 2.Petar Markovic, 3.MICHAEL NEILL, 4.Yianni Fragogiannis, 5.Anthony Tomelic, 6.Chris Payne, 7.Yutaro Shin, 8.MATT "FOR GOAL HERO" SIM, 9.Adrian Vranic, 10.PANNY NIKAS, 11.Yianni Perkatis, 12.Anthony Vrlic, 13.Nathan Bertolissio, 14.Nick Stavroulakis, 15.TOMMI USKOK, 16.Stjepan Paric, 17.Nicholas Olsen, 18.GLEN TRIFIRO, 19.Matthew Bilic, 20.Lucas Pervan (gk), 21.Liam Ivancic
FNQ Heat squad: 1.Kevin Ward (gk), 2.Josh De Nittis, 3.Jack Glover, 4.Charlie Beverley, 5.Ari Isman, 6.Bronson Koppen, 7.Lorenzo Sipi, 9.Jamie Carroll, 10.Christopher O'Hare, 11.Kasper Holmbech, 12.Joshua Jennison, 13.Mqondisi Nkiwane, 14.William Beverley, 15.Chris Sullivan, 16.Shigeki Ono, 17.Matthew Filip, 19.Scott Sargent, 20.Josh Wilson (gk)
sydmariner
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Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets
Wednesday 9 August 2017
Marden Sports Complex, Marden (SA)
Kick-off: 7:00pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Kris Griffiths-Jones
Assistant Referee 1: Matthew Cream
Assistant Referee 2: Paul Cetrangolo
Fourth Official: Daniel Elder
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
Broadcast: Streamed LIVE at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #ADLvNEW #FFACup
Adelaide United squad: 1.Daniel Margush (gk), 2.Michael Marrone, 4.Ben Warland, 5.Taylor Regan, 6.Vince Lia, 7.Ryan Kitto, 8.Isaias, 9.Papa Babacar Diawara, 11.Johan Absalonsen, 12.Mark Ochieng, 14.George Blackwood, 16.Nathan Konstandopoulos, 17.Nikola Mileusnic, 18.Lachlan Brook, 19.Ben Garuccio, 20.PAUL IZZO (GK), 22.Ersan Gulum, 23.Jordan Elsey, 24.Jordan O'Doherty, 25.Apostolos Stamatelopoulos, 26.Blake Carpenter, 27.Paul Wilson, 30.Isaac Richards (gk), 31.Josh Mori
Newcastle Jets squad: 1.Jack Dunan (gk), 3.Jason Hoffman, 4.Nigel Boogaard, 5.Ben Kantarovski, 6.Steven Ugarkovic, 7.Dimitri Petratos, 9.Roy O’Donovan, 10.Wayne Brown, 12.Mario Shabow, 13.Ivan Vujica, 15.Andrew Nabbout, 16.Nicholas Cowburn, 17.Daniel Georgievski, 18.John Koutroumbis, 19.Kosta Petratos, 20.Glen Moss (gk), 22.Lachlan Jackson, 23.Devante Clut, 26.Mark Moric, 28.Patrick Langlois, 44.Nikolai Topor-Stanley
This article was originally published at: http://www.theffacup.com.au/article...d-of-32-md4-preview/5o0o5470c9xd1pbgvtewg7xin.
Wednesday 9 August 2017
Marden Sports Complex, Marden (SA)
Kick-off: 7:00pm local (7:30pm AEST)
Referee: Kris Griffiths-Jones
Assistant Referee 1: Matthew Cream
Assistant Referee 2: Paul Cetrangolo
Fourth Official: Daniel Elder
Tickets: Click here for ticketing details
Broadcast: Streamed LIVE at https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/live-stream
Join the conversation on Twitter using the hash-tags #ADLvNEW #FFACup
Adelaide United squad: 1.Daniel Margush (gk), 2.Michael Marrone, 4.Ben Warland, 5.Taylor Regan, 6.Vince Lia, 7.Ryan Kitto, 8.Isaias, 9.Papa Babacar Diawara, 11.Johan Absalonsen, 12.Mark Ochieng, 14.George Blackwood, 16.Nathan Konstandopoulos, 17.Nikola Mileusnic, 18.Lachlan Brook, 19.Ben Garuccio, 20.PAUL IZZO (GK), 22.Ersan Gulum, 23.Jordan Elsey, 24.Jordan O'Doherty, 25.Apostolos Stamatelopoulos, 26.Blake Carpenter, 27.Paul Wilson, 30.Isaac Richards (gk), 31.Josh Mori
Newcastle Jets squad: 1.Jack Dunan (gk), 3.Jason Hoffman, 4.Nigel Boogaard, 5.Ben Kantarovski, 6.Steven Ugarkovic, 7.Dimitri Petratos, 9.Roy O’Donovan, 10.Wayne Brown, 12.Mario Shabow, 13.Ivan Vujica, 15.Andrew Nabbout, 16.Nicholas Cowburn, 17.Daniel Georgievski, 18.John Koutroumbis, 19.Kosta Petratos, 20.Glen Moss (gk), 22.Lachlan Jackson, 23.Devante Clut, 26.Mark Moric, 28.Patrick Langlois, 44.Nikolai Topor-Stanley
This article was originally published at: http://www.theffacup.com.au/article...d-of-32-md4-preview/5o0o5470c9xd1pbgvtewg7xin.
sydmariner
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Jet's vs Adelaide
http://www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144466/1/adelaide-united-vs-newcastle-jets-live-stream/
Brisbane vs Melbourne Victory
http://www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144334/1/brisbane-roar-vs-melbourne-victory-live-stream/
Hume City (NPL) vs Bentleigh Green's (NPL) (Fox TV game).
http://www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144467/1/hume-city-vs-bentleigh-greens-live-stream/
Sydney United (NPL) vs FNQ Heat (NPL)
www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144468/1/sydney-united-vs-fnq-heat-live-stream/
http://www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144466/1/adelaide-united-vs-newcastle-jets-live-stream/
Brisbane vs Melbourne Victory
http://www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144334/1/brisbane-roar-vs-melbourne-victory-live-stream/
Hume City (NPL) vs Bentleigh Green's (NPL) (Fox TV game).
http://www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144467/1/hume-city-vs-bentleigh-greens-live-stream/
Sydney United (NPL) vs FNQ Heat (NPL)
www.usagoals.com/c/football/2144468/1/sydney-united-vs-fnq-heat-live-stream/
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Details for Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 draw
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There could be some huge Westfield FFA Cup match-ups after the draw for the round of 16 on Wednesday night.
Wednesday, 9 August 2017 -
Staff Writer
The draw to determine the matchups for the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 will be conducted tonight (Wednesday, 9 August) on FOX SPORTS (Channel 505) at the completion of the final four Round of 32 matches.
The Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 draw will see the Hyundai A-League clubs placed into one pot (Pot A) and the Member Federation clubs placed into another pot (Pot B), similar to the draw for the Round of 32.
Click here for a rundown on the Final Rounds match schedule and draw process
The draw will also be streamed LIVE on the official Westfield FFA Cup website www.theffacup.com.au.
12 clubs have already booked their place in the Round of 16 with the other four spots to be decided tonight.
The Round of 16 will see matches played across two nights with four matches per night. The possible match dates for the Round of 16 are 23/29/30 August.
FOX SPORTS will show one match per night in the Round of 16 LIVE while providing coverage and updates as well as LIVE streams of the non-broadcast matches.
Westfield FFA Cup 2017 Round of 16 Draw
When: Wednesday 9 August 2017
Time: At the completion of tonight’s final four Round of 32 matches
Broadcast: LIVE on FOX SPORTS (Channel 505) and also streamed at www.theffacup.com.au and www.foxsports.com.au
Qualified clubs so far
Pot A (Hyundai A-League clubs)
Melbourne City FC, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers FC
Pot B (Member Federation clubs)
APIA Leichhardt Tigers (NSW), Bankstown Berries (NSW), Blacktown City (NSW), Gold Coast City (QLD), Hakoah Sydney City East (NSW), Heidelberg United (VIC), Moreton Bay United (QLD), Sorrento (WA), South Melbourne (VIC)
Clubs TBC
Adelaide United, Brisbane Roar FC, Melbourne Victory, Newcastle Jets, Bentleigh Greens (VIC), FNQ Heat (QLD), Hume City (VIC), Sydney United 58 FC (NSW)
Draw process (Two pots – Pot A & Pot B)
The eight (8) fixtures for the Round of 16 will be drawn in the following order:
Pot A: 2 balls drawn out one at a time from Pot A (home then away) for the one (1) Hyundai A-League v Hyundai A-League match.
Pot B: 8 balls drawn out one at a time from Pot B (home then away) for the four (4) Member Federation v Member Federation matches.
Pot B & A: Remaining balls drawn out one at a time (home from Pot B & then away from Pot A) for the three (3) Member Federation v Hyundai A-League matches.
Read more at http://www.theffacup.com.au/article...a8x5ybajt3k01he8hkw0gvsv1#hHwV1svT7ZtP24TE.99
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There could be some huge Westfield FFA Cup match-ups after the draw for the round of 16 on Wednesday night.
Wednesday, 9 August 2017 -
Staff Writer
The draw to determine the matchups for the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 will be conducted tonight (Wednesday, 9 August) on FOX SPORTS (Channel 505) at the completion of the final four Round of 32 matches.
The Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 draw will see the Hyundai A-League clubs placed into one pot (Pot A) and the Member Federation clubs placed into another pot (Pot B), similar to the draw for the Round of 32.
Click here for a rundown on the Final Rounds match schedule and draw process
The draw will also be streamed LIVE on the official Westfield FFA Cup website www.theffacup.com.au.
12 clubs have already booked their place in the Round of 16 with the other four spots to be decided tonight.
The Round of 16 will see matches played across two nights with four matches per night. The possible match dates for the Round of 16 are 23/29/30 August.
FOX SPORTS will show one match per night in the Round of 16 LIVE while providing coverage and updates as well as LIVE streams of the non-broadcast matches.
Westfield FFA Cup 2017 Round of 16 Draw
When: Wednesday 9 August 2017
Time: At the completion of tonight’s final four Round of 32 matches
Broadcast: LIVE on FOX SPORTS (Channel 505) and also streamed at www.theffacup.com.au and www.foxsports.com.au
Qualified clubs so far
Pot A (Hyundai A-League clubs)
Melbourne City FC, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers FC
Pot B (Member Federation clubs)
APIA Leichhardt Tigers (NSW), Bankstown Berries (NSW), Blacktown City (NSW), Gold Coast City (QLD), Hakoah Sydney City East (NSW), Heidelberg United (VIC), Moreton Bay United (QLD), Sorrento (WA), South Melbourne (VIC)
Clubs TBC
Adelaide United, Brisbane Roar FC, Melbourne Victory, Newcastle Jets, Bentleigh Greens (VIC), FNQ Heat (QLD), Hume City (VIC), Sydney United 58 FC (NSW)
Draw process (Two pots – Pot A & Pot B)
The eight (8) fixtures for the Round of 16 will be drawn in the following order:
Pot A: 2 balls drawn out one at a time from Pot A (home then away) for the one (1) Hyundai A-League v Hyundai A-League match.
Pot B: 8 balls drawn out one at a time from Pot B (home then away) for the four (4) Member Federation v Member Federation matches.
Pot B & A: Remaining balls drawn out one at a time (home from Pot B & then away from Pot A) for the three (3) Member Federation v Hyundai A-League matches.
Read more at http://www.theffacup.com.au/article...a8x5ybajt3k01he8hkw0gvsv1#hHwV1svT7ZtP24TE.99
sydmariner
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the only working stream that i'm getting at the moment is melbourne vs brisbane
http://firstrowau.eu/watch/561610/1/watch-brisbane-roar-vs-melbourne-victory.html
http://firstrowau.eu/watch/561610/1/watch-brisbane-roar-vs-melbourne-victory.html
sydmariner
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austin has just score'd for victory
sydmariner
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tricky just scored for sydney united
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sydmariner
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f**k that melbourne vs brisbane was boring as batshit.
sydmariner
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Revealed: Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 draw
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The draw for the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 was conducted on Wednesday night.
Wednesday, 9 August 2017 -
Staff Writer
The draw is in! And what a set of fixtures we have in the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16.
Adelaide United v Melbourne Victory
South Melbourne v Sorrento FC
Moreton Bay v Gold Coast City FC
Sydney United 58 v Heidelberg United
Blacktown City v APIA Leichhardt
Bentleigh Greens v Western Sydney Wanderers
Hakoah Sydney City v Melbourne City
Bankstown Berries v Sydney FC
Analysis to come
Read more at http://www.theffacup.com.au/article...wppzmsrzkpc41dvxugccejkq1#eblWsRJEsG3XIvsS.99
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The draw for the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 was conducted on Wednesday night.
Wednesday, 9 August 2017 -
Staff Writer
The draw is in! And what a set of fixtures we have in the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16.
Adelaide United v Melbourne Victory
South Melbourne v Sorrento FC
Moreton Bay v Gold Coast City FC
Sydney United 58 v Heidelberg United
Blacktown City v APIA Leichhardt
Bentleigh Greens v Western Sydney Wanderers
Hakoah Sydney City v Melbourne City
Bankstown Berries v Sydney FC
Analysis to come
Read more at http://www.theffacup.com.au/article...wppzmsrzkpc41dvxugccejkq1#eblWsRJEsG3XIvsS.99
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