Saturday, July 3, 2021

Saturday results - 3 July 2021

Photo:  Brian and Keith Roberts were honoured by South Hobart today for their more than half a century of work for the club.  Here they are with South Hobart players and supporters after today's 1-1 draw with Glenorchy Knights at South Hobart Oval. [PlessPix] 

NPL Tasmania

South Hobart 1 (J Divin 90+6) drew with Glenorchy Knights 1 (J Muller 33)

Olympia Warriors 0 lost to Devonport Strikers 3 (D Syson 7, 28, B Denehey 44)

Kingborough Lions United 0 lost to Clarence Zebras 1 (D Walsh 78)

Riverside Olympic 1 (F Fulton 69) lost to Launceston City 5 (S Smith 30, S Tantari 44. W Rodman 79, Y Mohammadi 81, 90)

Photo:  Keith (left) and Brian Roberts. [PlessPix]  

NPL Tasmania (As at 3 July 2021)

TEAM

P

W

D

L

F

A

Pts

Devonport City

12

9

1

2

25

10

28

Glenorchy Knights

11

8

3

0

39

11

27

South Hobart

11

6

4

1

26

13

22

Kingborough Lions

12

5

2

5

22

23

17

Olympia Warriors

11

3

2

6

18

28

11

Clarence Zebras

11

3

1

7

20

30

10

Launceston City

11

3

1

7

13

27

10

Riverside Olympic

11

0

2

9

17

39

2

Photo:  South Hobart's Tobias Herweynen gets the ball despite the leap of Glenorchy Knights' Yianni Skalkos. [Photo by Nikki Long]  

Men’s Southern Championship

South Hobart 7-0 South East United

Taroona 2-4 Hobart United

Beachside 0-0 Glenorchy Knights

Kingborough Lions United 0-1 Clarence Zebras

Metro 2-2 University

Olympia Warriors 2-4 New Town White Eagles

Photo:  A midfield tussle between South Hobart's Sam Berezansky (left) and Glenorchy Knights' Eduardo Castaneda. [Photo by Nikki Long]
 

Northern Men’s Championship

Northern Rangers 2-2 Devonport Strikers

Ulverstone 3-3 Burnie United

Launceston United 1-2 Somerset

Riverside Olympic 4-1 Launceston City

Photo:  Glenorchy Knights goalkeeper Lachlan Hart shows a safe pair of hands. [Photo by Nikki Long]  

Women’s Super League

Olympia Warriors 2-0 Devonport Strikers

Launceston United 2-0 Taroona

Northern Women’s Championship

Launceston United 3-1 Somerset

Ulverstone 6-1 Burnie United

Riverside Olympic 8-2 Launceston City

Northern Rangers 8-0 Devonport Strikers

 

7 comments:

Brian Roberts said...

Keith and I wish to express our thanks for the many kind thoughts and congratulations received yesterday. A great day topped off by an equalizing goal. Again our thanks

Anonymous said...

Knights will not finish off against the better teams without a striker this is the only thing they are missing. With 2 trips to Valley RD to come the title is DPORT's to lose

Anonymous said...

Watched the Riverside v City live stream. City play some good possession football and should have won by more. Seem to be improving eqch week. Riverside aewful - just rely on a long hoof out of defence and play uninspiring football. They cant put 3 passes together. New town eagles play a much better brand of football

Anonymous said...

Knights had plenty of opportunities to score the 2nd goal. The problem is leadership, off field but mainly within the team.

They have an abundance of talent but miss out when it comes to recognizing what needs to be done at certain times of the match. They sat way too deep rather than pressing higher up. If they had leaders within the team, they would have condensed the centre of the park. Win the ball closer to goal and you may score the second.

Anonymous said...

Mercenaries have no leader.

Anonymous said...

Brian & Keith, Congrats on your well deserved recognition. The heart and soul of South Hobart FC for decades!
All the best.
Jon Darby

Good old days said...

Thank you Brian and Keith for your support and contribution to what my Dad and I firmly believe was the highlight of his football career in Tasmania - coaching South Hobart to that 1978 Southern Premiership, beating Juventus to it - and then of course, not being allowed to take our rightful place in the State League the next season... because of course, Juventus were the next team earmarked for that, weren't they? Football changes sadly, and yet politics, equally sadly, doesn't. Brian and Keith, you are giants of South and I hope that I can see you again one day soon at Darcy St... hoping to bring my son to see the place where his grandad enjoyed many a triumph. Cheers.