A scoreless draw in Sydney kept the Wanderers out of the top 6.
It was another case of same old same old in attack, slightly made up for by the keeping of the first clean sheet this season for the Wanderers, in a game which was far from a dour 0-0 but still lacked true class for either team up front.
In another case of same old same old, referee Peter Green managed to do what should have been impossible, missing a clear handball from Michael Zullo despite having a clear line of sight & within 10 meters of the incident. Green waved away the clear penalty, which increases the amount of gifts & favours Sydney FC have received this season from the FFA's inept referees. To top off the ineptitude Green didn't even see the clear deflection, and he incredulously awarded Sydney FC a goal kick.
The Wanderers arguably had the better of the game, but did nothing of note with it. Everytime the Wanderers threatened to get in behind the Sydney FC defence, they turned heel & lazily passed the ball backwards & sidelines before inevitably losing it, or taking a shot with little hope of scoring. Jaushua Sotirio had one good chance after being played through on goal, only to see his attempt to round the keeper blocked.
Wellington defeated the Central Coast Mariners earlier in the day, and their victory saw the Wanderers drop down to 8th position on goal difference.
Edited by mack
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