Camden Tigers 1 Blacktown City 3 The Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s season came to its conclusion at Ron Dine Memorial Reserve in Camden as Blacktown City secured a top-half finish on the final day. Brianna Tinney’s superb strike was cancelled out just before the break by Emilia Michalak’s close range finish toContinue reading “Tigers overcome in finishing masterclass”
Category Archives: Blacktown City
Bruised Blacktown denied in contentious contest
Blacktown City 1 St George 1 The penultimate round of the Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s threw up a crunching encounter between two mid-table teams that hinged on a moment of pure controversy. After Hayley Reynolds had fired Blacktown City ahead ten minutes before half time, there were barely 60 seconds before goalkeeperContinue reading “Bruised Blacktown denied in contentious contest”
Second half collapse as City crumble
Blacktown City 0 Mt Druitt Town Rangers 4 Big hitters and favourites for promotion to the promised land of NPL1 Women’s football Mt Druitt Town Rangers were locked at 0-0 with Blacktown City at the break, both teams having opportunities to take the lead on a beautiful winter’s afternoon in North West Sydney. The gameContinue reading “Second half collapse as City crumble”
City in arrears as Bankstown cash in
Bankstown City 1 Blacktown City 0 The B-town City battle in the Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s on Sunday afternoon saw the Lions edge the Demons by a solitary goal, but only after a miraculous save by Ivana Franulovic kept the lead intact late in the game. A brilliant finish by Lucy CoxsedgeContinue reading “City in arrears as Bankstown cash in”
Comeback queens breeze to victory
Marconi Stallions 1 Bankstown City 2 As football matches go, this Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s game will not be hung in an art gallery, but Blacktown City’s come-from-behind win at a freezing cold and blustery Marconi Stadium will still live in the memories of everyone who played in it. An exquisite finishContinue reading “Comeback queens breeze to victory”
City push Hills to the limit
Hills United 3 Blacktown City 1 League leaders Hills United were given a massive fright by a battling Blacktown City as they maintained their position at the top of the Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s ladder. With the scores sitting at 1-1, Hayley Reynolds having cancelled out Grace Attard’s first half opener, CityContinue reading “City push Hills to the limit”
Tinney triple confirms the Great Escape
Blacktown City 5 Sutherland Strikers 2 An unbelievable turnaround at Landen Stadium earned Blacktown City three valuable points in the Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s, as Sutherland Strikers finally caved under the pressure in a five-goal second half salvo. What looked like being an off-day for the home side, with a penalty fromContinue reading “Tinney triple confirms the Great Escape”
Clean sheet, grubby finishing
Blacktown City 1 SD Raiders 0 For the second time this season, Blacktown City edged SD Raiders by a single goal in a thrilling encounter at Landen Stadium in the Football NSW Leagues Women’s League One Under 20s. A superb strike from Hayley Reynolds midway through the first half had the hosts in the hotContinue reading “Clean sheet, grubby finishing”
Midweek midwinter success for City
Nepean FC 0 Blacktown City 3 A hastily arranged change of venue to overcome yet another rainy week in Sydney gave Blacktown City the opportunity to play on the fantastic surface of Jamison Park in South Penrith, and they triumphed over Nepean to continue their aspirations of a top-half finish. A close-range header from BriannaContinue reading “Midweek midwinter success for City”
City flicker, but Flame burn brightest
Blacktown City 1 South Coast Flame 3 Blacktown City pushed high-flying South Coast Flame all the way in a pulsating Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s encounter at Landen Stadium on Sunday. A deflected shot from Annalize Kotis gave the visitors an early lead against the run of play and Imogen Woolnough punished theContinue reading “City flicker, but Flame burn brightest”