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Western Sydney Wanderers vs ES Setif 17/12/2014 4:30PM

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    • Opponent: ES Setif
    Home Team: Western Sydney Wanderers
    Away Team: ES Setif
    Sydney Kick-Off Time: 3:30AM Thursday December 18th AEDT
    Round: Fifth Place Play-off
    Competition: Club World Club
    Location: Marrakech, Morocco
    Stadium: Stade de Marrakech
    Result: West Sydney Loss
    Western Sydney Score: 2
    Opponent Score: 2
    Time Of Result: Penalty Shootout
    Western Sydney Starting Lineup: Dean Bouzanis, Daniel Mullen, Antony Golec, Labinot Haliti, Mateo Poljak, Jaushua Sotirio, Romeo Castelen, Seyi Adeleke, Jason Trifiro, Daniel Alessi, Kearyn Baccus
    Western Sydney Substitutions: Vitor Saba (Jaushua Sotirio 67), Tomi Juric (Kearyn Baccus 67), Alusine Fofanah (Mateo Poljak 79)
    Western Sydney Unused Substitues: Ante Covic, Shannon Cole, Brendan Hamill, Iacopo La Rocca, Thomas Heward-Belle,
    Western Sydney Goals: Romeo Castelen (5), Vitor Saba (89)
    Western Sydney Cards: Antony Golec (Yellow 13), Daniel Mullen (Yellow 45), Kearyn Baccus (Yellow 47), Mateo Poljak (Yellow 54)
    Western Sydney Manager: Tony Popovic
    Opponent Starting Lineup: Sofiane Khedairia, Sofiane Younes, Said Arroussi, Amine Megateli, Ahmed Gasmi, Akram Djahnit, Sid Lamri, Benjamin Ze Ondo, Abdelmalik Ziaya, Farid Mellouli, Toufik Zerara
    Opponent Substitutions: Mohamed Lagraa (Sid Lamri 64), El Hedi Belameiri (Sofiane Younes 77)
    Opponent Unused Substitues: Mohamed Benyettou, Mohamed Rait, Lyes Boukria, Issam Baouz, Omar Saadoune, Zahir Nemdil, Abderaouf Belhani, Eudes Dagoulou, Sofiane Bouchar, Illias Korbiaa
    Opponent Goals: Daniel Mullen (Own Goal 50), Abdelmalik Ziaya (57)
    Opponent Cards: Said Arroussi (Yellow 87)
    Opponent Manager: Kheireddine Madoui
    Attendance: 18458
    Referee: Norbert Hauata
    Post Match Thread: Club World Cup Ends With Shootout Loss
    Note 1: This match is effectively the end of the string of matches that began with the first ever competitive match for the Western Sydney Wanderers against the Central Coast Mariners on the 6th of October 2012. Winning the the A-League Premiership saw them enter the 2013/2014 Asian Champions League, winning the competition on the 25th of October 2014, qualifying them for the 2014 Club World Cup.
    Note 2: Romeo Castelen & Vitor Saba scored their first competitive goals for the Wanderers in this match.
    Note 3: As the match was a 5th place play-off there was no extra time after regulation time, the match going straight to a penalty shootout, Setif winning 5-4 after 8 sets of penalties.
    Note 4: Wanderers shot first in the shootout: Saba (Scored), Haliti (Miss), Trifiro (Scored), Juric (Scored), Bouzanis (Miss), Mullen (Miss), Fofanah (Scored), Adeleke (Miss).
    Note 5: Setif shot second in the shootout: Djahnit (Miss), Gasmi (Scored), Belameiri (Scored), Ziaya (Miss), Mellouli (Scored), Arroussi (Miss), Megatli (Scored), Zerara (Scored).
    Note 6: This is the first competition penalty shootout the Wanderers have been involved in.
Western Sydney Wanderers vs ES Setif 17/12/2014 4:30PM
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montywoodpeg

I bet Mullen never he would score a goal at the World Club Cup.

 

Didn't he score for Adelaide in their CWC?

 

Just checked, he did indeed. Against Waitakere United

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Tranquilo

as soon as adeleke lined up straight on u could tell from his run off it was goin sky high, joke of a tournament, FIFA needs to show all teams the same respect in a major tournament.

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tardotz

He had a horrid game. The own goal came from his mistake in the play before. Every time he cleared it went to the opposition. This was his worst game for WSW. The penalty was a bad miss but that could happen to the best players I'm more disappointed about how he played in the 90 minutes.

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West13

**** I hope castelans injury isn't bad. I'd be spewing if we lost him for our next 3 games before Asian Cup because of this joke of a tournament.

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Tranquilo

i think this tournament had more prestige when it was the toyota cup, a one off event played in Japan each year. Lets face it the rest of the teams involved rarely make it through and preference is given always to the sth american or euro winners.

   From Real Madrid able to change the venue, to our match going straight into penalties and no extra time because another match was scheduled soon, we are there just to make up the numbers but not given the same respect which is what FIFA wants so badly and desperately to advertise in all their campaigns, "the world game, rich or poor football unites us all where we are all equals".

 Looking fwd to the next 2 world cups now, FIFA!

:golecapproves:

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Smoggy

That's the first time in our club's history that we've had a shootout right? I guess that's some good experience.

 

lol do you need experience at shoot outs? Just individual players stepping up and doing the business.

 

If it was experience then England would be ***** guns at penna shoot outs!

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mack

I believe there was a shootout in a preseason match in Queensland against Melbourne heart that we lost. Also, locked.

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