Greeks always seem to be on the move, with three out of four Greek Australian teams in the NPL having away games this week. Our beloved clubs are still dominating the championship race and spreading happiness to Greek sports fans all over Victoria.
Hume City – South Melbourne
South Melbourne better bring their A game for their match against one formidable opponent this week.
Coach Esteban Quintas and his team have been killing it, unfazed by the competition from Avondale and Cannons.
Their secret weapons, Sawyer and Bonada, have racked up a whopping twenty-three goals out of thirty-five for the Greek Australian squad.
But let’s not forget about the host team’s star player, Aamir Abdallah, with his eight goals keeping Hume City fired up.
It’ll be a battle of the best, but South Melbourne will need more than just good luck to contain this beast of a player.
Altona Magic – Oakleigh Cannons
The Oakleigh side is travelling to Altona this week.
The Cannons are like a GPS with the destination of the championship already programmed in.
They’re cruising through stadiums, scoring goals and collecting points, leaving their competitors in the dust.
Last weeks victory against Heidelberg United sent a strong message to the rest of the league – the Cannons are on a mission and nothing can stop them!
The pressure is mounting for South Melbourne and Avondale as the Cannons hot on their heels.
It’s a tough competition, with some teams truly capable of success while others are just in it for the fame.
Which side will your team end up on?”
Heidelberg United – Dandenong Thunder
Heidelberg United is ready to bounce back from their recent slump against the Cannons this weekend.
While their last game was a disappointment, let’s not forget their stellar performance throughout the season.
The “yellow and black” are dazzling on the field and have mastered the art of scoring wins.
They’re a top contender for the championship, and nothing will stop them. Except maybe the Dandenong Thunder, a team known for their chaotic gameplay.
Coach John Anastasiadis is solely dedicated to securing a victory. And with that, they’ll stay on track for the ultimate prize.
Go get ’em Alexandros!
Moreland City – Port Melbourne
This week, Port Melbourne is set for some easy pickings against Moreland, giving them the perfect opportunity to climb the ladder.
With their strong performance this season, it’s no wonder they’ve got a comfortable eight-point lead over Dandenong City.
But coach Nick Marinos is not satisfied with settling for a top-six finish – he’s got big dreams for his team, even if that means surpassing Hume City and Heidelberg United who are just three points away.
Marinos never fails to motivate his players to give 100% in every game and practice. The question remains: will their hard work pay off in the end?
Only time will tell.
VPL1
Bring your sunglasses and popcorn because Kingston City and Northcote City are lighting up the field at Grange Reserve this week. One team is soaring towards victory with their impressive and strategic gameplay while the other is fumbling in the dark, desperately trying to avoid a bottom-dwelling fate. Things are heating up on the field and the fans are in for a thrilling match!
Get ready for some Friday night green fireworks as Bentleigh takes on Melbourne Victory. With Coach Katsakis bringing a breath of fresh air to the Pangyprios locker room and the unwavering determination ofJohn Ioannou, these greens are aiming for the top. A win against the current top dogs would be enough to silence even the most doubtful fans and prove that this team is destined for greatness.
Get ready for an epic showdown between Brunswick City and Caroline Springs, where the Greek Australian squad is ready to dominate and climb up the ranks. With the pressure building and the support of their faithful fans, Brunswick will need some good old luck to win those three points. The whistle blows at 8:30pm on Friday night, and make sure to hit up the Brunswick stadium canteen for some yummy snacks. This match is going to be anything but predictable. Don’t miss out.
VPL2
Box Hill United is in for a challenging time this week as they venture to Pascoe Vale to take on the hometown heroes. Can they recreate the magic from their last win against Beaumaris? Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure, Pascoe Vale has got their game face on and Box Hill better bring their A-game if they don’t want to go home with nothing but regrets.
NPL – SCHEDULE
Saturday, 1/6
Avondale – Melbourne Knights 3pm
Manningham United – Green Gully 3pm
Moreland City – Port Melbourne Sharks 3.15pm
Dandenong City – St Albans Saints 5pm
Altona Magic -Oakleigh Cannons 6.15pm
Hume City – South Melbourne 7pm
Sunday, 2/6
Heidelberg United– Dandenong Thunder 4pm
NPL – TABLE
1. South Melbourne 15 38
2. Avondale 15 35
3. Oakleigh Cannons 15 34
4. Heidelberg Utd 15 30
5. Hume City 15 30
6. Port Melb Sharks 15 27
7. Dand City 15 19
8. Altona Magic 15 17
9. Melb Knights 15 15
10. Green Gully 15 15
11. Dand Thunder 15 15
12. Manningham 15 9
13. St. Albans 15 7
14. Moreland 15 6
VPL1 – SCHEDULE
Friday, 31/5
Brunswick City – Caroline Springs 8:30pm
Bentleigh Greens – Melbourne Victory 8:30pm
Kingston City – Northcote City 8:30pm
Saturday, 1/6
Melbourne City – Werribee City 3pm
North Geelong Warriors – Langwarrin 3pm
Eastern Lions – Bulleen Lions 3pm
Sunday, 2/6
Western United – Preston Lions 4pm
VPL1 – TABLE
1. Melb Victory 15 34
2. Preston Lions 15 31
3. Northcote 15 28
4. Western Utd 15 27
5. Bentl Greens 15 24
6. Langwarrin 15 21
7. Bulleen Lions 15 18
8. Eastern Lions 15 18
9. Melb City 15 17
10. Brunswick City 15 16
11. Carol Springs 15 16
12. Kingston 15 15
13. Werribee City 15 12
14. North Geelong 15 7
VPL2 – SCHEDULE
Friday, 31/5
Pascoe Vale – Box Hill United 8.30pm
North Sunshine Eagles – Doveton City 8.30pm
Saturday, 1/6
Beaumaris – Nunawading City 3pm
Boroondara Carey Eagles – Altona City 3pm
FC Melbourne Serbia – Brunswick Juventus 6.15pm
Essendon Royals – Goulburn Valley Suns 7pm
VPL2 – TABLE
1. Altona City 11 25
2. Brun Juventus 11 23
3. Nth Sunsh. Eagles 11 23
4. FC Melb. Serbia 11 23
5. Pascoe Vale 11 15
6. Essendon Royals 11 15
7. Boroondara Eagles 11 15
8. Nunawading City 11 13
9. Box Hill 11 12
10. Doveton 11 9
11. Goulburn Valley 11 8
12. Beaumaris 11 4
