Saturday, June 3, 2023

Saturday results - 3 June 2023

Photo:  Clarence Zebras goalkeeper Josh Jones gets to the ball ahead of South Hobart's Nick Morton while Clarence Zebras centre-back Pritchard Adjei looks on in relief. [PlessPix] 

NPL Tasmania

Kingborough Lions United 10 (Simon Vivarelli 12, Declan Taylor 29, 47, Tom Prince 35, Kobe Kemp 50, Noah Mies 62, 71,86,  Ahmad Othman 63, 73) beat Riverside Olympic 0

Clarence Zebras 5 (Riley Dillon 16, 57, Samuel Tooze 37, Pritchard Adjei 49, Xuan Cappellino 68) beat South Hobart 4 (Nick Morton 45+2, 58, 63, Iskander Van Doorne 77)

Glenorchy Knights 1 (Daniel Sagno 90+2) beat Launceston City 0

Devonport Strikers 4 (Brody Denehey 33, 56, Roberto Garrido 59, Nick Lanau-Atkinson 65)

Photo:  Kingborough's Declan Taylor (left) in on goal. [PlessPix] 

 NPL Tasmania (As at 3 June 2023)

TEAM

P

W

D

L

F

A

Pts

Devonport Strikers

9

8

1

0

29

7

25

Glenorchy Knights

9

7

0

2

16

3

21

Launceston City

9

5

1

3

16

10

16

South Hobart

9

4

2

3

22

16

14

Clarence Zebras

9

4

2

3

22

18

14

Kingborough Lions

9

4

0

5

33

19

12

Riverside Olympic

9

1

0

8

4

40

3

Launceston United

9

0

0

9

6

35

0

Photo:  Daniel Sagno's free-kick hits the back of the net to give Glenorchy Knights a 1-0 win over Launceston City in stoppage time. [PlessPix] 

 NPL Under-21

Kingborough Lions United 5-5 Riverside Olympic

Clarence Zebras 0-1 South Hobart

Glenorchy Knights 3-5 Launceston City

Photo:  Action from today's Under-17 game at KGV park between Glenorchy Knights and Huon Valley. [PlessPix] 

 Men’s Southern Championship

Hobart City Beachside 3-8 South East United

Photo:  Nick Morton pulls a goal back for South against Clarence Zebras. [PlessPix] 

Men’s Southern Championship Reserves

Taroona 6-0 Metro

Hobart City Beachside 3-2 South East United

New Town White Eagles 1-2 Olympia Warriors

Photo:  Kingborough's Ahmad Othman attacking down the flank against Riverside. [PlessPix] 

 Men’s Northern Championship

Northern Rangers 5-0 Launceston City

Devonport Strikers 4-0 Launceston United

Ulverstone 3-2 Riverside Olympic

Photo:  Daniel Sagno celebrates his winner for Glenorchy Knights. [PlessPix]

Photo:  Noted Melbourne academic, author and football historian Dr Ian Syson (centre) watching the game between Glenorchy Knights and Launceston City tonight, in company with Tasmania football historian Paul Hunt (to his left). [PlessPix]
 

35 comments:

Anonymous said...

Riverside are an embarrassment to the competition. Can’t string 2 passes together They getting smashed yet again this year. This time by the third bottom team. not a great look for the competition when the ir goalkeeper is wasting time to keep it at 10 nil to avoid further damage

Anonymous said...

3 teams in Launceston is going about as well as expected then.

Anonymous said...

100% guarantee you every Southern Championship club including Metro will show more fight and competition than the Launceston NPL clubs.

Anonymous said...

Adding launie united was never gonna work, 2 teams in launie are enough especially when 1 of them is riverside. Should’ve kept Olympia or another southern team in the npl.

Anonymous said...

Now I completely agree that 3 teams in Launceston is unsustainable, but that applies to the future. Did United actually take anyone from River year? The reality is if Launceston still only had 2 teams, or if City pulled out and Riverside were the only Launceston team, they would still be at the bottom

Anonymous said...

Olympia would have been as bad if not worse. They may never get back to the NPL :-)

Anonymous said...

Decision to include LU in NPL worst decision regarding NPL since inception of Victory League.
Well done FT. Looking after the future. Absolute joke.

Anonymous said...

Watching reply of Knights vs Launie city. Can anyone explain why in the 90th min Stone was not given another card with the tackle against the Canadian? Already had a yellow I though & looks as though he took his legs out. Surely should have been second yellow. Not what you know in Tassie NPL. It’s who you know.

Anonymous said...

FT should be ashamed of themselves. They are ruining our game as they have no understanding of our game here and what works and what doesn’t. Everyone knew 3 Lonnie teams would ruin the league.

Anonymous said...

Riverside are a championship club. Simple. That’s where they should be.
Well Done again FT what a joke

Anonymous said...

No way this idiot just said Olympia would’ve been worse then riverside this season, has there been a game where riverside have lost by less than 3 goals?

Anonymous said...

11.01 Olympia are not setting the Champ on fire. They would be about as good if not worse than Riverside. That's just the facts. Only an idiot couldn't see it !!

Anonymous said...

A big LOL moment last weekend when Channel 7 sports news said Riverside were looking to kickstart their season in their game against Launceston City. Their 10-0 loss yesterday is another match to underline how pathetic this NPL competition is.

Anonymous said...

What’s crazy is that riverside WERE a lot worse than. Olympia last season. And the season before that. fT really have no idea

Anonymous said...

How many people have seen the CEO of FT attend a game. Any game apart from when there is a photo opportunity to present a trophy. We need someone who understands and is passionate to drive our game forwards. Should be more than just collecting a pay check each week.

Anonymous said...

Has anyone ever seen a league where the third bottom side has the most goals scored for in the entire competition ?

Anonymous said...

12.40, obviously olympias squad would be different if they were in npl mate, when a team moves down to the championship most of their players seek npl game time and experience so they leave meaning you can’t compare olympias team this season to npl because things change champ.

Anonymous said...

Anon 12.40. Mate olympias champ side wouldn’t get beat 10 like riverside. Riverside have never been good and never will be good, Olympia have the opportunity to rebuild. I don’t think riverside have won more than 3 games in their npl time so saying olympia would be worse is out of this world.

Anonymous said...

Anon 12.57
And the most scored against other than the bottom 2 teams.
Don’t forget that stat.

Anonymous said...

City underperforming with the squad they have.

Anonymous said...

A nice free kick but I question the positioning of the wall.

Anonymous said...

4:07, who has left Olympia from the 2022 season? They are a mid-table championship side and will not attract any decent signings at this rate.

Anonymous said...

9:01, 10 players out of their 23 npl squad have left from 2022 as well as a coach mate. And of course they aren’t going to attract good signings as a championship club. But if they were still in the npl they would’ve kept most of those players and they would attract signings and would be a much more competitive side than riverside. You don’t have much common knowledge around football in tas.

Anonymous said...

For goodness sakes - shut the state league and go regional

Anonymous said...

10:26, not good enough for me.

Anonymous said...

June 4 10.26.
Enough with the excuses. Olympia struggled last year,
with the 10 players you suggest have left.
Riverside actually beat them towards the end of the season last year.
Look inside and you may find part of the problems.

Anonymous said...

So much bagging out of clubs on this site. If it’s not an attack against Port at the top it’s now at the bottom sides. No wonder the league is in tatters with keyboard warriors typing their opinions but don’t put a face or name to their comment.
Let’s face it, the quality and quantity of players is not in the state for a sustainable senior state league.
Just look at the State League Footy which also has greater resources and more $$$.
When you play for peanuts and work full time, people won’t commit with the travel required year in year out. Throw in family commitments most players have say 24+ years of age.
Riverside is only 4 wins from fourth atm. Yes that may not happen but just shows the reality of the comp.
What’s the answer?
Let’s see what FFT does as it cannot keep going as it is. Back to south and north, conference style cross over games. Unsure… but it needs addressing fast.

Anonymous said...

Riverside beat them once out of the 3 times they played each other. Olympia beat knights, and lost by a goal to knights, south and kingborough. I can’t say the same for riverside so look at the results and performances, there’s no way riverside are better than Olympia.

Anonymous said...

10:04 this is the opposite of my point. Yes I get 3 teams in Launnie is too many, but I don’t think Riverside’s incompetence can be blamed on Launceston United being added to the league. They are a shambles regardless!

Anonymous said...

Are you high metro are a complete shambles

Anonymous said...

@7.21pm agree, position of the wall not great but what do you think about the GK player standing next to the wall? GK probably lucky not to have given a free kick to City??

Rule - If, when a free kick is taken, an attacking team player is less than 1 m from a ‘wall’ formed by three or more defending team players, an indirect free kick is awarded.

Anonymous said...

Anon 2.31

4 wins from 3rd bottome... have river won 4 games since their inception in 2019??????
Looking at our state league it's probably the healthiest it's been EVERRRRR

literally from borough to knights that's 3rd bottom to second each team could win.

Pretty much 5 of 8 teams could beat each other

Anonymous said...

Should change the club name to Olympia Keyboard Warriors. Definitely not warriors on the pitch these days.

Ben Smith said...

Riverside Olympic have only won 9/89 games across 5 NPL Tasmania seasons.

Glenorchy Knights had won 9/63 games in 3 seasons before bring dropped to Southern Championship in 2016.

Clarence United had won 8/87 games in 4 seasons before the merger in 2020.

Olympia Warriors had one bad season before being dropped to Southern Championship this season.

So how long can Riverside Olympic survive in NPL Tasmania? But it's Football Tasmania so you never know.

I like the idea of a 6 team competition that being Clarence Zebras, Devonport Strikers, Glenorchy Knights, Kingborough Lions, Launceston City, South Hobart play a 20 round season 4 games playing each team 2 home 2 away. A fair and even fixture. Most if not all games being very competitive.

Anonymous said...

Launceston is big enough for 2 teams