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  • SMFC Men v Kingston City (R24) – Roundup

    SMFC Men v Kingston City (R24) – Roundup

    Kingston City goalkeeper Nathaneal Cavaliere saves from Jake Marshall’s (5) header / Feature Image: the captains with the match officials pre-game. Photos by Sam Anfield Photography.

    FINAL SCORE: SOUTH MELBOURNE 1-4 KINGSTON CITY (HT: 1-1)

    Goals:
    0-1: Alexander Caniglia (25’p)
    1-1: Marcus Schroen (41′)
    1-2: Oliver White (51′)
    1-3: Alexander Caniglia (69′)
    1-4: Keanu Moore (82′)

    South Melbourne:
    1. Nikola Roganovic (GK) / 2. Tim Mala (8. Iqi Jawadi 70′), 5. Jake Marshall, 4. Luke Adams, 3. Kristian Konstantinidis / 23. Matthew Foschini, 19. Oliver Minatel / 14. George Howard (27. Leigh Minopoulos 64′), 10. Marcus Schroen (33. Manyluak Aguek 90+2′), 7. Giuseppe Marafioti / 9. Milos Lujic.
    Unused Substitutes: 21. Rory Brian (GK), 30. Will Orford.
    Yellow Cards: Howard 29′, Mala 60′.

    Kingston City:
    16. Nathaneal Cavaliere (GK), 4. Ajdin Fetahagic, 6. Nathan Tidmarsh (c), 8. Keanu Moore (31. Christos Theodorakopoulos 89′), 9. Oliver White (21. Christos Ghenes-Lambiris 90+2′), 10. Sami Nour, 13. Daniel Bennett, 17. Alexander Caniglia, 18. Cooper Legrand (23. Andrew Varsamis 84′), 20. Anthony Ianchello, 22. Michael Mullins
    Unused Substitutes: 1. Stephen Hatzikourtis (GK), 3. Joao Afonso.
    Yellow Cards: Bennett 57′, Tidmarsh 71′.

  • South U16s compete in the Gothia Cup China

    South U16s compete in the Gothia Cup China

    South Melbourne FC will be participating in the 2018 Gothia Cup China.

    The Under 16 squad has travelled to Qingdao in China to compete in this international event. Featuring over 300 teams from around the globe, it is one of the largest youth football tournaments.

    Coach Nick Marinos, Team Manager Erik Zimmerman and SMFC Director Kon Giannakarios are leading the squad together with medical support, Arslan Wynne from the United Physiotherapy Group.

    There are ten teams in the Under 16 tournament representing teams from Australia, Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Nepal, the Philippines and South Korea.

    Playing Squad:

    • #1 Angelo Rigogiannis
    • #2 Artim Baki
    • #4 Andrea Syngeniotis
    • #5 George Tsitsinaris
    • #6 William Longhurst
    • #8 Harry Durand
    • #10 Ioannis Panakos
    • #11 Gabriel Lekatsas
    • #12 Isaak Torossian
    • #13 Edmond Lupancu
    • #15 Ben Whickman
    • #16 Josh Zimmerman
    • #17 Denzel Mifsud
    • #18 Dimitri Kapolitsas
    • #20 Sam Maramis
    • #39 Samuel Ghobrial
    • #41 Alan Fogel
    • #43 Yianni Kourelis

    Fixtures

    All times shown are Melbourne local time

    Round #1

    • Monday 13 August 6:00pm
    • South Melbourne FC vs Qingdao No. 1 MS (China)
    • WIN 5-0
    • Goals: Maramis x2, Ghobrial x2 , Panakos x1

    Round #2

    • Tuesday 14 August
    • Bye

    Round #3

    • Wednesday 15 August 6:00pm
    • South Melbourne FC vs Tim Palajar (Indonesia)

    Round #4

    • Thursday 16 August 6:00pm
    • South Melbourne FC vs Junior Football Academy (Nepal)

    Round #5

    • Friday 17 August 6:00pm
    • South Melbourne FC vs Cheonan FC (South Korea)

     

  • SMFC Women v Geelong Galaxy (R24) – Roundup

    SMFC Women v Geelong Galaxy (R24) – Roundup

    FINAL SCORE: GEELONG GALAXY 1-4 SOUTH MELBOURNE (HT: 1-3)

    Goals:
    0-1: Alexandra Gummer (35′)
    1-1: Al-Huneidi (37′)
    1-2: Melina Ayres (39’p)
    1-3: Melina Ayres (41′)
    1-4: Sarah Richardson (87′)

    Geelong Galaxy:
    20. Emily Kenshole (GK), 2. Imogen Pratt, 4. Aneta Komijat, 7. Akeisha Sandhu, 9. Laura Spiranovic (c) (10. Nikolina Bucalo 66′), 14. Jessica Tay, 15. Adriana Taranto, 16. Melissa Taranto, 21. Lujeyn Al-Huneidi, 24. Virginia Sroba, 34. Kariah White (22. Olivia Ortiz 66′).
    Unused Substitutes: 18. Alexandria Murphy, 19. Deryal Aziz, 25. Stephanie Anderson.
    Yellow Cards: None.

    South Melbourne:
    26. Beth Mason-Jones (GK), 3. Alexandra Gummer, 5. Aimee Medwin, 7. Chelsea Blissett, 8. Jamie Pollock, 9. Julia Nicolaci, 10. Natalie Martineau (c), 12. Sarah Richardson, 16. Sofia Sakalis (14. Alex Cheal 70′), 17. Melina Ayres, 54. Ella Mastrantonio.
    Unused Substitutes: 1. Alexia Karatzikos (GK), 15. Leia Varley, 49. Emily Rayment.
    Yellow Cards: Pollock 44′.

  • 1959 Bar and Grill – EOI Request Now Open

    1959 Bar and Grill – EOI Request Now Open

    SMFC is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced hospitality professionals to manage and operate the Food and Beverage areas of the South Melbourne Social Club situated at Lakeside Stadium.

    The areas include the following, with the South Melbourne Social Club including the 1959 Bar and Grill was constructed in early April 2017:

    1. The 1959 Bar and Grill
    2. Lakeside Futsal Centre
    3. SMFC Match Days (including mens and womens matches) held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park
    4. SMFC Events (including gala and family days) held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park
    5. Other SMFC Events held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park
    6. Youth Team Events including Training and Matchday in Caulfield and Albert Park

    The newly built facility is fully equipped with the following:

    • Full Commercial Kitchen and Serveries area
    • Full Equipped Bar Area including 9 Taps
    • Table seating capacity for up to 230 patrons

    This is a unique and exciting opportunity for an experienced hospitality professional to build a successful food and beverage offering for an existing clientele, as well as capturing a new market situated in the heart of Albert Park.

    We request that interested participants submit an EOI on or before close of business 31st August 2018.

    We would welcome the opportunity to discuss this with you further – for more information please email admin@smfc.com.au.

    Relevant documentation is available from 6 August 2018.

    Strict confidentiality agreements will apply with any application.

    Any tender or offer may not be necessary accepted. Expressions of interest may be emailed, while late applications may not be considered.

  • SMFC Men v Kingston City (R24) – Preview

    SMFC Men v Kingston City (R24) – Preview

    South Melbourne v Kingston City – Lakeside Stadium – Sunday 12 August 2018 at 4pm

    Last Five League Meetings – click individual game for highlights

    2018 (R11): Kingston City 0-2 SMFC (The Grange Reserve)
    2017 (R26): SMFC 2-3 Kingston City (Lakeside Stadium)
    2017 (R13): Kingston City 1-2 SMFC (The Grange Reserve)
    2007 (R26): SMFC 2-0 Kingston City (Lakeside Stadium)
    2007 (R13): Kingston City 0-3 SMFC (Kingston Heath Complex)

    Overall Head to Head (League & Finals):
    Played: 7
    SMFC Wins: 5
    Kingston City Wins: 2
    Draws: 0

  • SMFC Women v Geelong Galaxy (R24) – Preview

    SMFC Women v Geelong Galaxy (R24) – Preview

    Geelong Galaxy v SMFC – Banyul Warri Reserve – Saturday 11 August 2018 at 3pm

    Previous League Meetings – click individual game for highlights
    2018 (R15): Geelong Galaxy 1-2 SMFC (Banyul Warri Reserve)
    2018 (R06): SMFC 1-4 Geelong Galaxy (Lakeside Stadium)
    2017 (GrF): SMFC 2-2 Geelong Galaxy (ABD Stadium) *SMFC win 5-4 on penalties after a 3-3 draw in ET
    2017 (R27): SMFC 2-0 Geelong Galaxy (Lakeside Stadium)
    2017 (R18): Geelong Galaxy 3-3 SMFC (Banyul Warri Reserve)

    Overall Head to Head (League & Finals):
    Played: 6
    SMFC Wins: 3
    Geelong Galaxy Wins: 1
    Draws: 2

  • NPL Scores (Aug 03-05)

    NPL Scores (Aug 03-05)

    NPL MEN / BOYS

     Level Rd Opposition Venue Result SMFC Goal Scorers

    Seniors

    23 Green Gully Green Gully Reserve 3-2 Schroen (x2), Lujic

    U20s

    23 Green Gully Green Gully Reserve 1-0 K Abdou

    U18s

    22 Nunawading Albert Park 18 9-2 Fogel (x3), Mankolli (x3), Pignalosa (x2), Kourelis

    U16s

    22 Nunawading Albert Park 18 10-0 Maramis (x6), Chong, Latsis, Atherinos, Mitsonis

    U15s

    22 Nunawading Princes Park 3-0 Vlogianitis (x2), Ghobrial

    U14s

    22 Nunawading Princes Park 1-0 Karasavidis

    U13s

    22 Nunawading Princes Park 6-3 Dovison (x2), P Markovski, Pedruco, Varelas, Charles

     

    NPL WOMEN / GIRLS

    Level Rd Opposition Venue Result SMFC Goal Scorers

    Seniors

    23 Calder United Keilor Park Reserve 1-1 Gummer

    U19s

    23 Calder United Keilor Park Reserve 2-2 Rayment, Vlahopoulos

    U16s

    23 Calder United Keilor Park Reserve 1-2 Swift

    U14s

    23 Calder United Keilor Park Reserve 1-1 Izaz

     

  • SMFC Women v Calder United (R23) – Roundup

    SMFC Women v Calder United (R23) – Roundup

    (l-r): Ella Mastrantonio, Alex Gummer, Jamie Pollock (8) and Chelsea Blissett (7) celebrate Gummer’s free kick against Calder United / Feature Image: Pre-game huddle before the top-of-the-table clash. Photos from By The White Line.

    FINAL SCORE: CALDER UNITED 1-1 SOUTH MELBOURNE (HT: 1-0)

    Goals:
    1-0: Catherine Zimmerman (8′)
    1-1: Alexandra Gummer (63′)

    Calder United:
    1. Ayana Aoyagi (GK), 2. Marie Rampal, 3. Sarah Lorca, 8. Alana Burn, 10. Gulcan Koca, 11. Emma Robers (c), 12. Alycia Eicke, 16. Polly Doran (7. Raquel Deralas 70′), 17. Angela Beard, 18. Aleksandra Sinclair, 19. Catherine Zimmerman.
    Unused Substitutes: 4. Rachel Binning, 6. Holly Boldiston, 14. Jasmine Arezzolo, 20. Mackensy Mathews.
    Yellow Cards: Rampal 37′, Lorca 81′.

    South Melbourne:
    26. Beth Mason-Jones (GK), 3. Alexandra Gummer, 5. Aimee Medwin, 7. Chelsea Blissett, 8. Jamie Pollock, 9. Julia Nicolaci, 10. Natalie Martineau (16. Sofia Sakalis 82′), 12. Sarah Richardson, 13. Tiffany Eliadis (c), 17. Melina Ayres, 54. Ella Mastrantonio.
    Unused Substitutes: 1. Alexia Karatzikos (GK), 4. Leah Scroggie, 30. Zoe Haractsis, 45. D’Arne Boato.
    Yellow Cards: Eliadis 67′.

  • SMFC Men v Green Gully (R23) – Roundup

    SMFC Men v Green Gully (R23) – Roundup

    Brad Norton (11) and George Howard (14) join in celebrating Marcus Schroen’s second goal against Green Gully / Feature Image: Goalkeeper Nikola Roganovic leads the players in chanting with the fans post-match. Photos by Sam Anfield Photography.

    FINAL SCORE: GREEN GULLY 2-3 SOUTH MELBOURNE (HT: 1-1)

    Goals:
    1-0: Nicholas Krousoratis (6′)
    1-1: Marcus Schroen (42′)
    1-2: Milos Lujic (62′)
    1-3: Marcus Schroen (68′)
    2-3: George Lambadaridis (81′)

    Green Gully:
    1. Lucas Spinella (GK), 2. Manny Muscat (c), 6. Callum Richardson (4. Jordan Hall 46′), 7. Jay Davies, 8. George Lambadaridis, 10. Kieran Dover (14. Mitch Cooper 76′), 11. Nicholas Krousoratis, 17. Jason Hicks, 20. Samuel Mitchinson, 21. Joshua Barresi, 25. Jeremy Walker.
    Unused Substitutes: 16. Christian Cavallo, 24. Aaron Schille (GK), 27. Joseph Franjic
    Yellow Cards: None.

    South Melbourne:
    1. Nikola Roganovic (GK) / 2. Tim Mala, 3. Kristian Konstantinidis, 4. Luke Adams, 11. Brad Norton (c) / 19. Oliver Minatel (30. Will Orford 89′), 23. Matthew Foschini / 14. George Howard, 10. Marcus Schroen, 27. Leigh Minopoulos (7. Giuseppe Marafioti 76′) / Milos Lujic (33. Manyluak Aguek 86′).
    Unused Substitutes: 5. Jake Marshall, 21. Rory Brian (GK).
    Yellow Cards: Norton 9′, Schroen 68′, Foschini 86′.

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