South Melbourne – Avondale
Get ready for the ultimate showdown this Saturday as South Melbourne takes on last year’s champs, Avondale.
The Greek Australian squad is on fire with a flawless record and a fierce leader in Argentinian coach, Esteban Quintas.
But let’s not underestimate Avondale, they may have suffered a humiliating defeat last game, but I’m sure they’re itching to bounce back and prove their worth against the leaders.
It’s going to be a match filled with passion, skill, and a whole lot of determination. Who will come out on top? Let the battle of the titans begin.
Heidelberg United – Manningham United
Get ready for some heated football action as Manningham United takes on Heidelberg United this week.
Heidelberg may be in second place, but they’re not satisfied with anything less than first. With South Melbourne ahead of them, Heidelberg must put on their game faces and show Manningham who’s boss.
The visiting team, a formidable squad led by star player Christos Theodorakopoulos, has some serious skills when it comes to scoring goals. They won’t give an easy win to the home team, that’s for sure. Their last match against Dandenong City was a close call with a score of 3-2.
Make sure to mark your calendar for this showdown at 5pm on Saturday. Both Alexandros and Manningham fans will be flocking to witness this epic battle.
Oakleigh Cannons – Moreland City
The Cannons’ footballers can burn off their Easter lamb feast with a game against Moreland City on Monday.
It shouldn’t be too much of a challenge, considering the guests are in a worse state than a soggy hot dog.
Their weak defense and lackluster scoring puts them firmly at the bottom of the table. Meanwhile, Chris Taylor’s squad is riding high from a recent away victory and hungry to keep snagging three points and compete for the top spot.
The team’s spirits are on the rise once again after struggling in past matches. With players returning from their absences, the coach’s confidence in the squad is back and better than ever. Looks like the Cannons are ready to fire up and defeat any opponent that stands in their way.
Port Melbourne Sharks – Dandenong City
Port Melbourne prepares for a perilous battle this weekend as they take on Dandenong City – a team known for their unpredictability and chameleon-like playing style. Meanwhile, the visiting team rides on the high of their triumphant 3-2 victory against Manningham, ready to test Port Melbourne’s weak defensive line.
The Greek Australian squad, who have somehow managed to allow sixteen goals so far this season, are gunning for those elusive top league spots.
But after their recent loss against South Melbourne, a win is crucial for Port Melbourne to stay in the top six – if not, the league table could prove scarier than the mission itself.
The VPL1
Danger is brewing for the Greek Australian VPL1 teams as they gear up for a matchday filled with excitement and peril.
Northcote City will face off against Langwarrin, a team that may have been crushed 7-0 in their last game but should not be underestimated.
Meanwhile, Pancyprios will try to spice things up in Werribee by snatching a win from City.
And on Monday, brace yourself for a fierce derby between Brunswick City and Preston Lions, where both teams will leave it all on the field.
While over in Clayton, the bold locals will try to take down the undefeated Melbourne Victory.
Let’s see if “Queen Clarinda” can reign supreme and break Victory’s winning streak.
The VPL2
This week, Box Hill United will take on the challenge of finally clawing their way out of the bottom of the standings.
On Saturday, they’ll face off against the Goulburn Valley Suns, who are known as the underdogs of the league. The game kicks off at 7pm in Shepparton.
NPL – SCHEDULE
Friday, 3/5
Dandenong Thunder – Melbourne Knights 7.30pm
Altona Magic – Hume City 8.30pm
Saturday, 4/5
Green Gully v St Albans Saints 1pm
South Melbourne – Avondale 4pm
Port Melbourne Sharks – Dandenong City 5pm
Heidelberg United – Manningham United 5pm
Monday, 6/5
Oakleigh Cannons – Moreland City
NPL – TABLE
Teams Matches Points
1. South Melbourne 11 29
2. Heidelberg Utd 11 23
3. Avondale 11 23
4. Hume City 11 23
5. Oakleigh Cannons 11 22
6. Port Melb Sharks 11 18
7. Dand City 11 16
8. Altona Magic 11 13
9. Melb Knights 11 11
10. Green Gully 11 11
11. Dand Thunder 11 11
12. Manningham 11 9
13. St. Albans 11 7
14. Moreland 11 0
VPL1 – SCHEDULE
Saturday, 4/5
Langwarrin v Northcote City 3pm
Caroline Springs v North Geelong 5.30pm
Werribee City v Bentleigh Greens 6.15pm
Sunday, 5/5
Melbourne City – Eastern Lions 1pm
Monday, 6/5
Brunswick City – Preston Lions 8.30pm
Kingston City – Melbourne Victory 8.30pm
Bulleen Lions v Western United 8.30pm
VPL1 – TABLE
Teams Matches Points
1. Melb Victory 11 29
2. Northcote 11 22
3. Preston Lions 11 21
4. Bentl Greens 11 19
5. Western Utd 11 19
6. Langwarrin 11 17
7. Brunswick City 11 16
8. Bulleen Lions 11 16
9. Kingston 11 14
10. Eastern Lions 11 11
11. Carol Springs 11 9
12. Melb City 11 7
13. Werribee City 11 6
14. North Geelong 11 4
VPL2 – SCHEDULE
Friday, 3/5
Brunswick Juventus – Essendon Royals 8.30pm
Altona City – North Sunshine Eagles 8.30pm
Saturday, 4/5
Doveton – Nunawading City 3pm
Boroondara Carey Eagles v Pascoe Vale 3pm
FC Melbourne Srbija – Beaumaris 6.15pm
Goulburn Valley Suns – Box Hill United 7pm
VPL2 – TABLE
Teams Matches Points
1. Brun Juventus 6 15
2. Altona City 6 14
3. Nth Sunsh. Eagles 6 12
4. Essendon Royals 6 12
5. FC Melb. Serbia 6 11
6. Boroondara Eagles 6 10
7. Nunawading City 6 10
8. Pascoe Vale 6 9
9. Box Hill United 6 6
10. Goulburn V. Suns 6 1
11. Doveton 6 0
12. Beaumaris 6 0
