Photo: Glenorchy Knights are relieved after hitting the front for the second time in the game against Clarence Zebras today. [Photo by Craig Pitt]
NPL Tasmania
South Hobart 1 (Austin Yost 10’)
beat Riverside Olympic 0
Clarence Zebras 1 (Ryan Cook 45'+1) lost to Glenorchy Knights 3 (Nick Mearns 36', Stefan Cordwell 60, Anthony Mamic 70')
Devonport City 4 (Lochie Schofield 13' og, Jordan Payne 14', Xuan Cappellino 31', Miles Barnard 90'+6) beat Kingborough Lions United 1 (Noah Mies 90'+4)
Photo: The heavy conditions at Wentworth Park today. [Photo by Craig Pitt]
NPL Tasmania Standings (As at 31 August 2024)
TEAM |
P |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
Pts |
Glenorchy Knights |
20 |
14 |
4 |
2 |
81 |
24 |
46 |
Devonport City |
20 |
13 |
5 |
2 |
60 |
19 |
44 |
South Hobart |
20 |
13 |
5 |
2 |
56 |
28 |
44 |
Kingborough Lions |
20 |
10 |
3 |
7 |
60 |
42 |
33 |
Launceston City |
20 |
9 |
4 |
7 |
37 |
32 |
31 |
Riverside Olympic |
20 |
5 |
1 |
14 |
26 |
62 |
16 |
Clarence Zebras |
20 |
3 |
2 |
15 |
28 |
59 |
11 |
Launceston United |
20 |
1 |
0 |
19 |
16 |
98 |
3 |
Photo: Action from today's Under-21 game between Glenorchy Knights and Clarence Zebras at Wentworth Park. [Photo by Craig Pitt]
NPL Tasmania Under-21s
Clarence Zebras 1-3 Glenorchy
Knights
South Hobart 2 (Lachlan Dean 30’, 65’) bear Riverside Olympic 1 (Lachlan Hanna 23’ og)
Photo: Glenorchy Knights Under-21s score against Clarence Zebras. [Photo by Craig Pitt]
Men's Southern Championship
South East United 4-0 Taroona
Photo: Glenorchy Knights skipper Tyler Harrison wins a header against Clarence Zebras today. [Photo by Craig Pitt]
Photo: Glenorchy Knights celebrate a goal against Clarence Zebras in today's Under-21 game at Wentworth Park. [Photo by Craig Pitt]
Go Devonport all the way
ReplyDeleteGo knights now and forever
DeleteAll eyes now on Mr Coad to see if he allocates himself another crucial Penvonport game
ReplyDeleteStratos should be doing the game next Saturday
DeleteGood to see your still salty and looking for excuses already.
DeleteTruth hurts
DeleteLions took no points ..and then there was two.., who meet on final day of season .. if tas football can't make more of this than it being just one game of four played simultaneously..well, last one out turn off the lights. Suggested Sunday but maybe Saturday evening is more practicable.
DeleteNot a supporter of either but the game deserves some special attention.
In the interests of a fair play, the old mate with the Penvonport issue needs to grow up and depart! Gees get over it. I’m annoyed with myself for responding to you!
ReplyDeleteIn the interest of fair play the game deserves an official who is well respected and gets the big calls right. All genuine followers want that. The game needs the best referee. Simple.
DeleteAnon 10:25 good luck finding one of those in Tasmania.
DeleteSo your a support of refs or a disgruntled and sour person haha
DeleteIf they are switched on, Football Tas need to get in touch with every TV/radio/newspaper outlet in south and north-west on Monday to pump this title-deciding clash up during the week, along with flooding their own social media accounts. Leave the game at the current starting time of 2.30 - better chance of getting it on TV news bulletins that night.
ReplyDeleteHave you not seen Football Tasmania’s social media accounts?!?! You think they are capable of promoting a game of this magnitude accordingly?
DeleteAh just had a look at it. Do they just run participation competitions now?
DeleteTo be fair, the changes to FT’s marketing recently seem to be positive. The content going on the different social media channel is a great step in the right condition. I’d be more worried about how this translates to the local papers that seem to have forgotten the sport exists
DeleteJust scoured the websites of the three main daily's to find a wrap of Saturday's action. You're in luck if you like Aussie rules!
DeleteDidn't Devonport's U21s and WSL teams wrap their leagues in recent weeks? Not even a mention in the Advocate.
Let’s hope the Croats give out free vuvuzela‘s on entry, deck the builders fencing with red white and blue and FFT find the coin to have a speaker and a microphone to announce the players onto the pitch
DeleteFootball Tasmania’s recent changes to their marketing may be an improvement, but importantly an improvement on something that had such a low base for starters.
DeleteIt has a fair way to go to be at an acceptable level, and there’s absolutely no need for it to be sub-standard. They employee people for such roles and wouldn’t have any issues finding the right people in this space if they actually cared.
Knights have no chance from what I seen yesterday
ReplyDeleteYes they were lucky to get away with the 1st goal as it was blatantly offside but a win is a win and both sides had to play the conditions
DeleteMearns is clearly onside but clarence will always be the sad sob story
DeleteTo be fair Clubs and Walter promote the game the best ,Football Tasmania has lacked for years in this area .
ReplyDeleteI am sure Walter and Tanner can promote the game to the level it deserve.
4.48 , I was there supporting the Knights you numpty, I just say it how it was whatever side it is , I suggest you cheer up and follow suit
ReplyDeleteHahahahaah of course you were cobber
DeleteDevonport to win the NPL next week. I am not a Devonport supporter
ReplyDeleteWhy do you want them to win?
DeleteCroatia only have to draw to win the title
DeleteWho are Croatia? Aren’t they a country?
DeleteDevonport to win it with a dodgy penalty would be great
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be great to see some real input from FFT this week - promoting the title decider.
ReplyDeleteMake it a 4.30pm kick off to allow players from all grades to attend.
Come knights
ReplyDeleteOnly 1 team to support , go Port !!
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