Wanderers NPL vs Central Coast NPL 21/04/18 7:00PM

Well Football NSW got the Baccus Jnr part wrong, he can't play in 2 matches

Western Sydney Wanderers vs Central Coast Mariners – Saturday 21st April – 7pm – Sydney United Sports Centre

With the curtain drawn disappointingly over the season of both of these club’s senior A-League teams, all eyes will now be fixed on the fortunes of their NPL 2 sides, hoping…dreaming, of better.

Will the abrupt end of the Western Sydney Wanderers A-League campaign mean Keanu Baccus returns to the NPL 2 side?

Depending on the regulations surrounding his availability, it could be the spark the red & black faithful crave.

The return of the three-musketeers.

Abraham Majok, Lachlan Scott and Keanu Baccus.

It’s a sentence to drive fear into the heart of all their NPL 2 rivals.

The Wanderers aren’t alone in the boast of future talent, however.

The Central Coast Mariners can conjure up names to rival the reputation of the Wanderers trio.

Jordan Smylie, Matias Paz and Alec Vinci are three young men all driven in pursuit of an A-League jersey.

With two teams able to boast such a wealth of talent, this clash promises to be a fascinating battle between two of Australia’s footballing powerhouses.

He's age eligible to play NPL.

3 minutes ago, mack said:

He's age eligible to play NPL.

But he red carded for 2 matches.

I don't think A-League red cards transfer to the NPL.

Keanu did not play

result 1-1

u20s 3-1

u18s 3-1

youth results?

Sounds like we dominated the game and then copped a late equaliser.

8 hours ago, mack said:

Sounds like we dominated the game and then copped a late equaliser.

Certainly was with double the number of dangerous attacks and shots on target. They should have shut up shop from the 90th minute because the equaliser was scored in the 92nd minute.