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  • NPL Scores (Jul 21-22)

    NPL Scores (Jul 21-22)

    NPL MEN / BOYS

     Level Rd Opposition Venue Result SMFC Goal Scorers

    Seniors

    21 Hume City Lakeside Stadium 2-1 Marafioti, Lujic p

    Under 20s

    21

    17

    Hume City

    Pascoe Vale

    Albert Park 7/8

    Lakeside Stadium

    1-0

    2-3

    Own Goal

    Aguek, Yoseski

    Under 18s

    20 Melbourne City Albert Park 18 0-0

    Under 16s

    20 Bye

    Under 15s

    20 Melbourne City Albert Park 19 4-3 Ghobrial (x2), Vlogianitis, Thomson

    Under 14s

    20 Bye

    Under 13s

    20 Bye

     

    NPL WOMEN / GIRLS

    Level Rd Opposition Venue Result SMFC Goal Scorers

    Seniors

    21 Bayside United Lakeside Stadium 7-0 Ayres (x2), Eliadis (x2), Richardson,
    Mastrantonio, Gummer

    Under 19s

    21 Bayside United Lakeside Stadium 3-1 Paracki (x2), Vlahopoulos

    Under 16s

    21 Bayside United Henry Scott Oval 13 2-3 Swift, Hussein-Blanco

    Under 14s

    21 Bayside United Henry Scott Oval 13 3-1 Demaria (x2), Diliberto

     

  • SMFC Women v Bayside United (R21) – Roundup

    SMFC Women v Bayside United (R21) – Roundup

    Smiles all round as Julia Nicolaci (9), Alexandra Gummer (3), Tiffany Eliadis and Ella Mastrantonio celebrate the opening goal against Bayside United / Feature Image: Sofia Sakalis in action on Saturday at Lakeside. Photos by Rachel Bach (By The White Line)

    FINAL SCORE: SOUTH MELBOURNE 7-0 BAYSIDE UNITED (HT: 3-0)

    Goals:
    1-0: Ella Mastrantonio (39′)
    2-0: Tiffany Eliadis (41′)
    3-0: Tiffany Eliadis (43′)
    4-0: Alexandra Gummer (56′)
    5-0: Sarah Richardson (66′)
    6-0: Melina Ayres (80’p)
    7-0: Melina Ayres (82′)

    South Melbourne:
    26. Beth Mason-Jones (GK), 2. Tiffany Eliadis (c) (16. Sofia Sakalis 86′), 3. Alexandra Gummer, 5. Aimee Medwin, 7. Chelsea Blissett (45. D’Arne Boato 86′), 8. Jamie Pollock, 9. Julia Nicolaci (30. Zoe Haractsis 71′), 10. Natalie Martineau, 12. Sarah Richardson, 17. Melina Ayres, 54. Ella Mastrantonio (4. Leah Scroggie 77′).
    Unused Substitutes: 1. Alexia Karatzikos (GK).
    Yellow Cards: None.

    Bayside United:
    1. Melissa Maizels (GK), 6. Stephanie Parton (79. Natasha Belleville 65′), 7. Kirstie Shearing (13. Savanna Anastasopoulos 76′), 9. Emma Runnalls, 11. Jessica Au, 17. Emily Harbis (34. Milla Jowett 73′), 20. Molly Burke, 23. Rina Hirano, 25. Arisa Takeda, 26. Ashleigh Harvie, 29. Grace Norbury (15. Sarah Walsh 47′).
    Unused Substitutes: 88. Celia Kelsall.
    Yellow Cards: None.

  • SMFC Men v Hume City (R21) – Roundup

    SMFC Men v Hume City (R21) – Roundup

    Substitute Milos Lujic was fouled in the penalty area before the centre-forward scored the winning goal from the penalty spot against Hume / Feature Image: SMFC win the 2018 Tony Clarke Memorial Cup. Photos by Cindy Nitsos

    FINAL SCORE: SOUTH MELBOURNE 2-1 HUME CITY (HT: 1-1)

    Goals:
    0-1: John Cofie (10’p)
    1-1: Giuseppe Marafioti (33′)
    2-1: Milos Lujic (72’p)

    South Melbourne:
    1. Nikola Roganovic (GK) / 2. Tim Mala, 3. Kristian Konstantinidis, 4. Luke Adams, 11. Brad Norton (c) / 39. Christos Intzidis (8. Iqi Jawadi 70′), 19. Oliver Minatel (14. George Howard 60′) / 23. Matthew Foschini, 10. Marcus Schroen, 27. Leigh Minopoulos / 7. Giuseppe Marafioti (9. Milos Lujic 70′).
    Unused Substitutes: 5. Jake Marshall, 21. Rory Brian (GK).
    Yellow Cards: None.

    Hume City:
    1. Michael Weier (GK), 3. Will Hendon, 5. Blair Govan, 6. Harry Monaghan, 8. James Brown, 11. John Cofie (10. Thomas Barforosh 45′), 15. Hayden Tennant, 17. Gideon Sweet, 24. Umut Bozdugan, 28. Aryn Williams (2. Ersin Kaya 83′), 39. Nick Hegarty (c).
    Unused Substitutes: 9. Bradley Blumenthal, 14. Jackson Morgan, 20. James Kapuranovski.
    Yellow Cards: Brown 73′.

  • Tony Clarke Memorial Day returns to Lakeside Stadium

    Tony Clarke Memorial Day returns to Lakeside Stadium

    This Sunday, we’re proud to welcome our friends from the Victoria Police Soccer Club (VPSC) back to Lakeside
    Stadium for the annual Tony Clarke Memorial Day.

    Playing for the Tony Clarke Memorial Shield – in what is always an entertaining hit out – the VPSC ‘Copperoos’
    will take on a team of former Socceroos as the curtain raiser to our fixture against Hume City. This match,
    organised by VPSC and the Blue Ribbon Foundation, honours Senior ConstableTonyClarke, a playing member
    of VPSC who was tragically murdered in the line of duty in April 2005.Kick off is at 1.15pm.

    The South boys will then play Hume City for the perpetual Tony Clarke Memorial Cup, which will be presented
    to the winning team at the conclusion of the match. A Best-On-Ground award will also be presented to the
    Man of the Match, as judged by VPSC.

    The Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation honours police offers that have made the ultimate sacrifice in the
    line of duty. The Foundation donates money to purchase much needed equipment and builds facilities for
    public hospitals – and in doing so remembers the lives of fallen officers by helping to save others.
    Donations to the Blue Ribbon Foundation can be made on their www.remember.org.au.

    We urge all SMFC supporters to come to Lakeside early to show their support for what is truly a worthy cause.

  • SMFC Men v Hume City (R21) – Preview

    SMFC Men v Hume City (R21) – Preview

    South Melbourne v Hume City – Lakeside Stadium – Sunday 22 July 2018 at 4pm

    Last Five League Meetings – click individual game for highlights

    2018 (R08): Hume City 0-1 SMFC (ABD Stadium)
    2017 (R23): Hume City 1-2 SMFC (ABD Stadium)
    2017 (R10): SMFC 1-0 Hume City (Lakeside Stadium)
    2016 (EF): SMFC 3-0 Hume City (Lakeside Stadium)
    2016 (R19): SMFC 2-2 Hume City (Lakeside Stadium)

    Overall Head to Head (League & Finals):
    Played: 23
    SMFC Wins: 16
    Hume City Wins: 5
    Draws: 2

  • SMFC Women v Bayside United (R21) – Preview

    SMFC Women v Bayside United (R21) – Preview

    South Melbourne v Bayside United – Lakeside Stadium – Saturday 21 July 2018 at 4:15pm

    Previous Five Meetings – click individual game for highlights
    2018 (R12): Bayside United 1-8 SMFC (Kingston Heath Soccer Complex)
    2018 (R03): Bayside United 3-2 SMFC (Kingston Heath Soccer Complex)
    2017 (R22): SMFC 11-0 Bayside United (Lakeside Stadium)
    2017 (R13): SMFC 2-0 Bayside United (Lakeside Stadium)
    2017 (R04): Bayside United 2-3 SMFC (Kingston Heath Soccer Complex)

    Overall Head to Head:
    Played: 5
    SMFC Wins: 4
    Bayside United Wins: 1
    Draws: 0

  • NPL Scores (Jul 13-15)

    NPL Scores (Jul 13-15)

    NPL MEN / BOYS

     Level Rd Opposition Venue Result SMFC Goal Scorers

    Seniors

    20 Bentleigh Greens Kingston Heath 1-0 Minatel

    Under 20s

    20 Bentleigh Greens Kingston Heath 3-1 Layton, Orford, Yoseski

    Under 18s

    19 Eastern Lions Albert Park 18 5-1 Pignalosa, K Abdou, Panakos, Gregory, Pegoli

    Under 16s

    19 Eastern Lions Albert Park 18 3-0 Panakos, Zimmerman, Atherinos

    Under 15s

    19 Eastern Lions Princes Park 6-1 Vlogianitis (x3), Torossian, Ghobrial, Martinov

    Under 14s

    19 Eastern Lions Princes Park 1-0 Sdregas

    Under 13s

    19 Eastern Lions Princes Park 3-1 P Markovski, Gregory, Charles

     

    NPL WOMEN / GIRLS

    Level Rd Opposition Venue Result SMFC Goal Scorers

    Seniors

    20 Box Hill United Lakeside Stadium 6-1 Eliadis (x3), Richardson, Martineau, OG

    Under 19s

    20 Box Hill United Lakeside Stadium 7-0 Vlahopoulos (x2), Paracki (x2),
    Taliadoros, Fitzpatrick, Josefski

    Under 16s

    20 Box Hill United Henry Scott Oval 13 3-2 Diblasi (x2), Louloudis

    Under 14s

    20 Box Hill United Henry Scott Oval 13 5-0 Demaria (x2), Antrobus, Diblasi, Tolios

     

  • SMFC Women v Box Hill United (R20) – Roundup

    SMFC Women v Box Hill United (R20) – Roundup

    Julia Nicolaci drives forward against Box Hill / Feature Image: Chelsea Blissett takes on the Box Hill defence. Photos by Sam Anfield Photography

    FINAL SCORE: SOUTH MELBOURNE 6-1 BOX HILL UNITED (HT: 1-1)

    Goals:
    0-1: Melanie Camilleri (17′)
    1-1: Own Goal (33′)
    2-1: Tiffany Eliadis (51′)
    3-1: Sarah Richardson (58′)
    4-1: Tiffany Eliadis (63′)
    5-1: Natalie Martineau (68′)
    6-1: Tiffany Eliadis (75′)

    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 (30. Zoe Haractsis 75′), 12. Sarah Richardson (4. Leah Scroggie 68′), 17. Melina Ayres, 18. Tiffany Eliadis (c), 54. Ella Mastrantonio.
    Unused Substitutes: 1. Alexia Karatzikos (GK), 36. Betti Michael, 45. D’Arne Boato.
    Yellow Cards: None.

    Box Hill United:
    1. Alyssa Dall’Oste (GK), 2. Kristina Hall, 3. Niamh Griffen, 4. Madelaine Breakspear (c), 5. Emma Hubbard, 8. Melanie Camilleri, 9. Saphri Lines (13. Alicia La Greca 88′), 17. Katherine Fotopoulos (7. Estelle Bougias 46′ [14. Georgia Koutrouvelis 59′]), 22. Maja Markovski, 23. Hayley Geurts, 24. Anouk Meereboer.
    Unused Substitutes: 29. Olivia Cowan.
    Yellow Cards: Camilleri 36′, Markovski 84′.

  • SMFC Men v Bentleigh Greens (R20) – Roundup

    SMFC Men v Bentleigh Greens (R20) – Roundup

    Leigh Minopoulos and Kristian Konstantinidis carry captain Brad Norton off the ground following his 200th club match and 1-0 victory over Bentleigh / Feature image: Goalkeeper Nikola Roganovic leads the players in chanting with the fans post match. Photos by Sam Anfield Photography

    FINAL SCORE: BENTLEIGH GREENS 0-1 SOUTH MELBOURNE (HT: 0-0)

    Goal:
    0-1: Oliver Minatel (74′)

    Bentleigh Greens:
    1. Ryan Scott (GK), 3. Jacob Alexander, 4. Charles Fry, 5. Jack Webster (c), 8. Blake Thompson (6. Brody Taylor 81′), 9. Chris Lucas, 10. Tyson Holmes, 12. Ethan Wesley, 13. James Xydias, 18. Matthew Thurtell (19. James Kelly 63′), 23. Velibor Mitrovic (17. Dimi Hatzimouratis 81′).
    Unused Substitutes: 20. Nathan Coe (GK).
    Yellow Cards: Wesley 57′, Thompson 81′.
    Coach: John Anastasiadis.

    South Melbourne:
    1. Nikola Roganovic (GK) / 2. Tim Mala, 3. Kristian Konstantinidis (5. Jake Marshall 90′), 4. Luke Adams, 11. Brad Norton (c) / 19. Oliver Minatel (33. Manyluak Aguek 75′), 39. Christos Intzidis / 23. Matthew Foschini, 10. Marcus Schroen, 27. Leigh Minopoulos (8. Iqi Jawadi 66′) / 7. Giuseppe Marafioti.
    Unused Substitutes: 21. Rory Brian (GK), 30. Will Orford.
    Yellow Cards: Intzidis 80′, Roganovic 84′.
    Coach: Con Tangalakis.

  • SMFC A-League Bid Information Night

    SMFC A-League Bid Information Night

     

    To the entire SMFC Family,

    There is nothing better than celebrating a win at home in the original Melbourne Derby, especially at such a crucial time in the season and doing it in style putting five goals past the Melbourne Knights. It is an historic rivalry built over decades of passionate competitive and aspirational football played at the highest level in Australia. There are so many in the South Melbourne family who spent cold and wet afternoons at Middle Park, Olympic Park and Bob Jane Stadium enjoying the atmosphere, dedication and commitment we once again experienced this weekend.

    Inspired by the achievements and experiences of football on the national stage over the years, South Melbourne FC now stands ready to present itself as the most suitable entity to secure the next Hyundai A-League Licence.

    As an existing operating club with ready-to-use facilities we are confident in our position to showcase South Melbourne to the Australian and international football community.

    To share this opportunity, I would like to invite all of our members and season pass holders to an A-League Bid Information Night to be held at 6:30pm on Thursday 26th July at the 1959 Bar & Grill at Lakeside Stadium.

    I am proud to continue leading the A-League Bid Team through this period and as many of the team as possible will attend the Information Night to share their experience and engage directly with you to answer questions. We are excited the FFA has acknowledged the status and capability of the club together with its potential to once again compete on the national stage. It is this excitement we want to share with you in a little more detail.

    We will have on display extracts from the initial bid documentation to demonstrate the level of detail we went to in preparing our business case.

    Members of the bid team and I will make presentations and outline key elements of what we have already provided to the FFA and what is required of us in the next step.

    We acknowledge there may be some elements of the bid which are legally sensitive and/or commercial-in-confidence which we are unable to share, however it is our aim to be as open and transparent as possible. The club is well positioned to put its best foot forward and secure one of the two Hyundai A-League Licences available seeing South Melbourne FC making a return to the national tier of Australian Football.

    The 1959 Bar & Grill will be open throughout the evening with a $20 buffet dinner and half price drinks. I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible at the evening.

    Bill Papastergiadis

    Chairman – South Melbourne FC & South Melbourne FC A-League Bid Team

     

    A-League Bid Information Night

    6:30pm on Thursday 26th July

    1959 Bar & Grill at Lakeside Stadium

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