At Sydney, Australia:
Patrick Zwaanswijk (44') and Daniel McBreen (PK-68') each delivered a goal this past Sunday as the Central Coast Mariners knocked off the Western Sydney Wanderers 2-0 to win the Hyundai A-League's Grand Final.
Shown here are the happy Mariners celebrating with the A-League trophy after besting the gallant newcomers.
Photo from The Australian
At Gosford, New South Wales, Australia:
Daniel McBreen delivered a hat trick (PK-39', 65', 67') while Tom Rogic added a double (16', 62') as the Central Coast Mariners demolished visiting Sydney FC 7-2 in Saturday Hyundai A-League action.
At Gosford, New South Wales, Australia:
Troy Hearfield's stoppage time goal (90'+1) enabled the Hyundai A-League-leading Central Coast Mariners to gain a 1-1 Saturday home draw with Sydney FC, whose goal came courtesy of Joel Chianese in the 56th minute.
At Sydney, Australia:
Oliver Bozanic scored the only goal of the match in the 9th minute on Sunday as the Central Coast Mariners tightened their hold on top spot in the Hyundai A-League standings after handing hosts Sydney FC their third straight loss, 1-0.
At Sydney, Australia:
Patrick Zwaanswijk (41'), Michael McGlinchey (66'), and Troy Hearfield (82') each scored once as the Central Coast Mariners raced to a three goal lead on the road, only to hang on for a 3-2 win over Sydney FC in Saturday A-League action.
At Brisbane, Australia:
Following a scoreless regulation on Sunday, and trailing 2-0 after the first overtime period, Henrique (117') and Eric Paartalu (120') scored in the second overtime period for the Brisbane Roar to force the penalty kick shootout of their Hyundai A-League Grand Final match with the Central Coast Mariners.
In the shootout, Ivan Franjic, Erik Paartalu, Matt McKay, and , with the winning shot, Henrique all converted their penalty kicks, while goalkeeper Michael Theoklitos saved attempts by the Mariners' Daniel McBreen and Predrag Bojic as the Roar took the shootout 4-2 and won their first Grand Final title.
At Gasford, New South Wales, Australia:
Patrick Perez (49') and Matthew Simon (57') provided the second-half scoring that enabled the Central Coast Mariners to come back from a two-goal deficit to salvage a 2-2 home draw on Sunday with Sydney FC in the Hyundai A-League. Dimitri Petratos provided both of the Sydney goals at 17 and 28 minutes.
At Gosford, New South Wales, Australia:
In Saturday Hyundai A-League action, Adam Kwasnik scored twice in the first half (1', 23') as the Central Coast Mariners delivered a 4-0 frontier-styled fist beating to visiting FC Sydney.
At Sydney, Australia:
Patricio Perez converted on a penalty kick at 73 minutes to enable the Central Coast Mariners to gain a 1-1 road draw on Saturday with ten-man Sydney FC in A-League action. The struggling hosts' goal came at 47 minutes from Rhyan Grant.