A glance at the NPL 1 ladder going into this weekend’s 10th Round gives the casual observer the impression that any number of teams could feature in the grand final.

City coach Michael Valkanis will be hoping this won’t be his last final as coach of the club.

The team has set its sights on winning three premierships in a row.

Forget the hype, because the young Frenchman is already burning through it.

The signing showcases the Club’s desire to play W League.

This September referee Hary Milas and the ‘Whistle of Hope’ head to Norway to participate in his 10th Homeless World Cup.

The Spartans are currently sitting on top of the ladder.

The appointment the coach took up in 2013 will draw to a close at the end of the Russia 2018 World Cup.

If the Reds are successful, it will be their seventh consecutive title win.

The goal-scoring form is timely for the Bergers as their next four matches are all against sides in the upper half of the table.