Sydney FC Women 1 Central Coast Mariners 2 The time has come to face some home truths. If you can’t say anything positive, don’t say anything at all, that seems to be the mantra when you are a die-hard supporter. Add to that, if you can’t do any better, shut the f*ck up is alsoContinue reading “Sky Blues lost at sea”
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Sydney weather storm to sneak home
Western United Women 0 Sydney FC Women 1 A fantastic afternoon of passionate support for our Sydney FC women’s team at Allianz Stadium saw a solitary Cortnee Vine goal enough to overcome Western United in a Grand Final rematch on day three of the inaugural A-League Unite Round. After battling to stay in the gameContinue reading “Sydney weather storm to sneak home”
You’ve seen Unite Round, now…
Adelaide United 4 Sydney FC 3 Sydney FC’s latest game against Adelaide United at Allianz Stadium, an away match at our own stadium, was game four for the weekend, and was definitely one of the most entertaining ones despite the Sky Blues’ capitulation. Having sweltered at Leichhardt Oval on Friday and caught most of theContinue reading “You’ve seen Unite Round, now…”
Super Sydney FC roared on to unconvincing draw
Central Coast Mariners 0 Sydney FC 0 An evening of singing, shouting and putting hands over eyes saw Sydney FC’s once-dominant and free-scoring team stumble to a goalless draw against the Central Coast Mariners who could barely believe the lack of firepower from their illustrious opponents. With Jada Whyman and Charlotte Mclean ensuring that theContinue reading “Super Sydney FC roared on to unconvincing draw”
Blunt Sydney FC fail to fire
Sydney FC Women 1 Canberra United Women 1 The A-League’s bottom team came to Leichhardt Oval and gave Sydney FC something to think about as the Sky Blues’ striker stocks ran out and they had to improvise in a game that they could easily have lost. Aideen Keane’s half-time departure following her first-half goal meantContinue reading “Blunt Sydney FC fail to fire”
Phoenix shot down at sunset
Sydney FC 3 Wellington Phoenix 1 Not long ago, a home game with Wellington Phoenix would have been seen as a home banker, but in recent years it has been seen as a tough fixture, even moreso when the visitors sit on top of the A-League ladder. When Kosta Barbarouses equalised with ten minutes remaining,Continue reading “Phoenix shot down at sunset”
Sky Blues do just enough
Sydney FC 1 Wellington Phoenix 0 Our girls in blue gained revenge for last year’s home defeat at the hands of Wellington Phoenix with a slender one goal win at Allianz Stadium in front of an eager Christmas holiday crowd. A header from substitute Jynaya Dos Santos rewarded the patience of the fauthful fans, butContinue reading “Sky Blues do just enough”
“Not again”, Lolley crackers, CEO skills
Sydney FC 4 Western United 2 There was a moment in the first half of the A-League men’s game at Allianz Stadium on Saturday night, when almost every supporter was muttering “not again” under their breath as their hearts beat faster when Andrew Redmayne raced out of goal on a whim to try and stemContinue reading ““Not again”, Lolley crackers, CEO skills”
She bangs the drum at Sky Blue reunion
Sydney FC Women 1 Brisbane Roar 1 Sydney FC were given a pre-Christmas dose of reality at the beautiful Leichhardt Oval on Friday night as they were made to work hard for a point against Brisbane Roar. The visitors had taken a surprise early lead through Ashlee Brodigan, Cortnee Vine had touched home to equalise,Continue reading “She bangs the drum at Sky Blue reunion”
A-League women’s perfect day
Newcastle Jets 0 Sydney FC 1 The blueprint for a successful A-League women’s matchday experience saw Newcastle Jets host near neighbours Sydney FC on a pearler of a day at Sportsground No 2. Just how far women’s football in Australia has come in just two short years was quite evident this afternoon, with the seatsContinue reading “A-League women’s perfect day”