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A-League

Western United finished its season on a winning note in the A-League Men’s competition on Saturday night. On the road against Perth Glory, United took an early lead when Ben Garuccio scored in the 25th minute. Glory got one back just on half time. Noah Botic gave United the lead back and United were soon a man up when Mark Beevers received a red card. United had done enough to get a 2-1 win. United finished the season in seventh spot.

NPL

Caroline Springs George Cross’ came home from their road trip to face the Goulburn Valley Suns empty handed in the National Premier League 3 competition. A late goal in the first half gave the Suns the lead. Neither side could find the back of the net in the second half, with the Suns winning 1-0. The Georgies have two wins and a draw after seven matches.

A-League

Western United stars Hillary Beall and Hannah Keane have been recognised for their outstanding seasons with selection in the Austraffic PFA A-League Women team of the season. Keane was recognised after being the league’s dominant striker this season, winning the Golden Boot with 13 goals for the campaign. At the other end, Beall emerged as one of the competition’s leading goalkeepers in her first year as a professional No.1 and was noted for her performances.

WRFL

Caroline Springs remains undefeated in the Western Region Football League division 1 competition. The Lakers faced Yarraville Seddon Eagles on Saturday, taking control of the game after quarter time on the way to a 20.11 (131)-10.8 (68) win. Cooper Pepi kicked five goals in a best on ground performance. The Lakers’ division 1 women’s side suffered an upset loss on Friday night to Werribee Centrals, losing 8.9 (57)-2.5 (17).

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