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The top six beckoned for Arsenal , just as they were performing with such elan that it felt their natural home.

Instead, they extended their colossal lead at the summit of another table. It was them at their most self-destructive. Misfortune, misjudgements and mistakes turned dominance into defeat, excellence with 11 men to ignominy with nine. Their renaissance was such that only they and Manchester City were unbeaten in the Premier League in And so, in a case of football at its most illogical, the form book was upset, with the unwitting assistance of David Luiz and the brilliant intervention of Joao Moutinho.

They were on course to beat Wolves and leapfrog Tottenham. They looked an elite team. And they lost to the side seemingly in freefall. A game against Arsenal has defined their season. It was at the Emirates Stadium that Raul Jimenez fractured his skull. His belated replacement marked his home debut by winning a penalty in the rematch. David Luiz clipped his heels. It was more clumsy than malicious, but it brought his third dismissal in Arsenal colours. Ruben Neves converted the resulting penalty.

This has been a troubled season for the veteran, who has looked in decline, but a demonstration of his quality secured a highlight. Whether Wolves inspired the turnaround is a moot point. It left Arsenal in disarray, but Wolves were shambolic at the start. Adding an extra attacker rendered them uncharacteristically open.

Saka submitted the makeshift left-back Max Kilman to death by a thousand surges. The Knights topped Group F, and reached the last eight with a hard-fought win against Stirling Lions, and coach Ivan Zuvela has been pleased how the squad is performing after rotating the players in all the games. We know Mandurah will be another difficult test, they are always a disciplined side especially with some quality individual players.

Forrestfield, who won the competition in , were another side to go through undefeated, while UWA were beaten in the final game against Fremantle City, but did enough to win the group. Olympic won Group E, winning all their games and finished the group stage off in style thrashing Swan United Fremantle City progressed as one of the two best runners up, after being pipped for top spot, on goal difference by UWA Nedlands, who they beat last week to qualify.

In the late game at the venue Wanneroo City host Subiaco 7. Head Coach Jesse Bridgeman was happy with their progression and is looking forward to taking on a Division One side on Saturday. Assistant coach Gary Colliver said he is pleased with the group of players and their progress in the night series this season.

It will be a tough game as they will have good support with a home advantage. It can be a tough place to play, with the crowd always on top of the players but we go into the game confidence. The year old moved to the Middle East in after a stint with Melbourne Victory and, unlike most foreigners, has managed to stick around for more than one season.

I don't think many people would agree without being here but my family is so settled here," said Williams, who has become a key part of Al-Qadsiah's side.

We absolutely love it here. The club's been great and I also feel like a vital part of the club. I'm second captain, captain when the captain's away. It was tough leaving Victory because I loved it I'm glad I did because I love it.

Having previously represented Australia 14 times, his decision was sparked by a disappointing rejection but the defender remains open to reversing it should he be needed when international football resumes. Just came back with Victory, had a great season as the stats can tell you, my performances were good, I felt fit, was playing regularly.

I did everything right and not to get picked in the provisional 50 players I thought I was in the right place at the right time after so many years to show what I could do but it wasn't meant to be.

It got to a point where all I was looking for was the national team squad and I felt it was affecting me mentally a little bit so I sent Arnie a message to take my name out of the hat. If he calls me or whoever the coach is calls me and said 'Look, we need you, we want to put you back in', I'd happily put my hand back up and go but I just don't think that will happen. I wouldn't say retired but more in the background and there's players coming through that they'd like to give a chance before bringing me in and I'm happy with that.

Now his son Alessandro is following in his footsteps after signing for Serie A side Parma after a successful trial. Circati senior was also on the books of the Stadio Ennio Tardini side in two spells, now year-old Alessandro has joined the club where the likes of Socceroo great Mark Bresciano and Vince Grella plied their trade. The tall defender has joined the clubs talented academy, and he also had trials in the UK, this after impressing for the Glory NPLWA side last season, and he is looking forward to the new challenge in Italy.

The defender remembers well his journey down under. I changed a lot and that put me where I am today. It was always a dream to play in Italy but I never thought the opportunity would come as I had no plan to come to play here. It was either England or something like that.

But with Brexit, it kind of opened the opportunity here and with my family here it was almost perfect. It was a good thing to hear. We beat Genoa last week so it was a good score for my debut. I hope to make it up and up to the first-team. Pompey's woeful form continued as they slipped to a third successive defeat against Sunderland at Fratton Park last night. After sitting top of the League One table over the festive period, Portsmouth now teeter on the edge of the play-offs by a point and there are genuine fears they'll blow a top-six finish.

There have been suggestions a lack of clarity over new deals is affecting form, with manager Kenny Jackett admitting it could be the case. In total, 11 players' contracts expire this summer. However, Williams emphatically poured cold water on those claims.

We have had a dip and it wouldn't work in our favour to put the tools down. There is not a better club to be at as players to get into the Championship. It's got nothing to do with contracts and the climate we are in because of the pandemic. We just haven't been good enough.

We are not feeling sorry for ourselves and just need a boost. We just need to keep working hard because we are all in this together. I want this club to do well and that's why I came here — to get them back to the Championship. I can see the angle they're coming from and it couldn't be further away from the truth.

Rhianna Pollicina proved a handful in the first half and had a hand in both of the visitors' first-half goals, firing home the first herself and then laying on the second for Sunny Franco. Franco's header increased Newcastle's lead immediately after the break and the Lauren Allen added the fourth late in the piece, the loss leaving Glory rooted to the bottom of the table.

Glory Head Coach Alex Epakis could not fault his young side's commitment, but felt that the Jets were clinical in punishing the mistakes they made. We need to find a way to limit those errors and do a bit more. I thought we showed some good character to stay in the game in terms of we kept trying to go forward despite the scoreline, but it's the inexperience and little errors that we're being made to pay for.

Glory responded moments later, Caitlin Doeglas showing great pace to get in behind the Jets defence and fire in an angled shot which Claire Coelho did well to block at the near post.

As the half wore on, the chances began to flow and it was the visitors who came within centimetres of hitting the front on 24 minutes when a thunderous effort from Cassidy Davis crashed against the underside of the bar and bounced back out. But the visitors were not to be denied just short of the half-hour mark, Allen capitalising upon a defensive error and picking out Pollicina whose emphatic finish gave Alfeld no chance.

Within seven minutes Newcastle had doubled their lead, Pollicina turning provider with a slide-rule through-ball for Franco who calmly picked out the bottom corner. Moments later a fingertip save from Alfeld, prevented Tara Andrews' header from making it just before the break.

The respite proved short-lived for the home side, however, as two minutes after the restart a loose ball fell kindly for Franco who nodded home her second and the Jets' third goal of the night. To their credit, Glory came close to hitting back immediately, the lively Doeglas surging away down the left and cutting the ball back for half-time substitute Malia Steinmetz whose well-struck shot drew a good save from Coelho diving to her left.

Jamie-Lee Gale also threatened with a header as the women in purple tried desperately to force their way back into the contest, but instead it was the Jets who had the last word as Allan was teed up by substitute Sophie Harding and applied a composed finish to complete the scoring seven minutes from time.

But four minutes later Armadale were convinced they had a penalty after Chad Nilson was brought down by Alex Dunn, he was the last man, but referee Michal Jasinski waved away their protests.

But Armadale were level early in the second half, when the referee spotted a foul in the box and Friday Zico made no mistake from the resulting penalty. But overall, I thought we deserve to go through at the end. Dunners Alex Dunn made a save and forced two misses, while excellent penalties taken by Robert Petkov , Steve Sokol and Anthony Bafobusha secured our passage through.

Good build up play between Cameron Teece and Yacoub Mustafa, the latter crossing from the right to Michael Domfeh who made no mistake. But Perth hit back two minutes later, Teece sending Domfeh clear and he finished clinically past Johnny Perkins.

The Jacks keeper produced a number of fine saves to keep his side in the game, and Nicol almost brought ECU level, but his free kick crashed off the post. But in the shadows of half time Perth added a third, Mustafa racing clear, kept his composure, to score. It was end-to-end football after the break, and it was ECU who went close early, Chris Harold was sent clear but Ryan Montgomery stood tall to save.

Harold was denied by the Perth custodian again as the Jacks pressed forward, while Perth was a constant threat on the counter attack, and Perkins had to be on his toes making some great saves to deny them. From everyone at Footballwa. ECU pushed men forward looking for the equaliser, but Perth wrapped up the points in stoppage time when referee Steven Gregory pointed to the spot, after Domfeh was brought down in the area by Ryan Lowry.

The former Glory youth striker stepped up to seal his hat-trick and send Perth in to the final. The hosts were ahead after only nine minutes with Charlie Breen finishing well at the front post after a corner. They doubled their advantage on 21 minutes, Ashley Corker scoring a free kick from 20 meters. Balga came out after the break well and reduced the deficit on the hour, but Wanneroo wrapped up the points and top spot on 76 minutes, Breen adding his second after racing clear and finding the net from long-range.

Quinns were reduced to ten men early and United made them pay. Jamie Gibson failed to convert from the spot, but he made up for it on 22 minutes smashing home a screamer from 22 meters. They doubled their lead on the stroke of half time, with Jay Lang finding the top corner from 25 meters. Quinns pulled one back on the hour, but United added a third on 71 minutes, with youngster Joel Sollitt scoring from close-range.

It was soon , Sollitt doubling his tally after good work down the right by Jonah Vozzo. Ultimately, though we remained unbeaten in the group stages, failing to profess into the knockout rounds is deemed a failure.

But Mandurah hit their straps after half time, and Scottish striker John Baird doubled their lead with a cheeky chip on 55 minutes. Ashfield had the opportunity to pull one back on the hour, but Mandurah keeper Kieran Shail saved a penalty. But seven minutes later it was Baird who added a third for the Dolphins, converting from the spot. Mandurah coach, and Glasgow Rangers fan Kris Donnell, who is still celebrating their Scottish Premier League title, said it was a professional performance from the players.

The result shows the buy in and work rate at training from the boys and while we have a long way to go it's a good start. But Morley levelled on the hour, with Ryan Tracey scoring, and seven minutes from time Grant Mowatt won it.

The only goal of the game came after only eight minutes, an intense press forced UWA into a turning the ball over to Adriano Jelenovic who finished clinically. Both sides had chances,in a tight game, but none were taken. Despite the loss UWA won the group, with Fremantle joining them as one of the two best runners-up. Curtin raced to a two-goal lead in the first half hour. It was on 25 minutes, when a ball into the box picked out Daniel Nocciolino who headed home.

They doubled their advantage on 34 minutes, a low cross found Tiago de Souza, who lost his marker to score. Dianella pulled one back on 51 minutes, with former Perth Glory midfielder Hayden Doyle scoring. But Curtin sealed the win on 74 minutes, a corner found Craig Kamocha who headed home at the back post. It was a frantic start to the game with Eraste Ayemung opening the scoring for City after only three minutes.

But Kelmscott were level three minutes later with Robert Justo on target. Gosnells regained the lead on 22 minutes, a well-weighted through ball from Aaron Colsani sent Miguel Oliveira in on goal and he finished low past the on-coming keeper.

Olympic raced to four goal lead in the opening half hour. First on 12 minutes Gyles Davies deflected shot opened the scoring, before Hamza Hana doubled their advantage racing through the Swan defence to score his final goal for the club, after signing for Balcatta for the NPLWA season. It was soon , before Gyles added another on the half hour to make it four. Swan pulled on back just before half time with John Monterosso scoring from the spot. In the late game in the group Shamrock Rovers beat Kingsley Westside But the Lions were level on the half hour with Sam Wynne scoring, but on the stroke of half time the Knights regained their lead.

Some nice individual play from Jack Rycroft, saw him cut inside the edge of the box and he finished into the top corner. But the Lions levelled again six minutes from time, but deep into stoppage time a cross from out wide by Caleb Sheedy found Sardelic, who won it for the Knights from close-range. Callum Speed gave Joondalup the lead from the spot on the hour, and they sealed the win in stoppage time with Ewan Fawcett on target.

Despite dominating for long periods, they found themselves two goals down at the break with Reno Piscopo and David Ball scoring. They continued to dictate terms after the break, but lacked quality in the final third and it was the Phoenix who sealed the win on the hour with Ben Waine scoring.

They will be play worse than that this season and win, and they will look to bounce back when they take on league leaders Central Coast Mariners next weekend. Head Coach Richard Garcia said they need to tighten up at the back, but was happy with their attacking threat. It was one of those days when we lacked a bit of cutting edge in the final third and anything that we did have didn't seem to go in. On another day they all go in and you win comfortably.

The guys kept plugging away, they kept probing and trying to create chances, which they did, but it just wasn't our day. Glory dominated the opening 20 minutes, and it only looked a matter of time before they would score. It went from bad to worse, and five minutes later the Phoenix doubled their advantage.

Daniel Stynes lost possession in the middle of the park and James McGarry made space down the left, before crossing low to an unmarked Ball who scored from close-range. The Phoenix custodian then saved to deny Stynes, before substitute Osama Malik bicycle kick forced another acrobatic save from the outstanding Sail.

But it was Wellington who should have added a fourth late when Piscopo raced clear, his shot beat Velaphi but drifted inches past the post. Several months of hard work and dedication has gone into designing and developing the website, which is now live at footballhalloffamewa. The Hall of Fame will be constantly updating the website with news articles, photographs, announcements and other information relevant to the football community.

The Hall of Fame thanks their co-lab partners at Daxies Website Design, who worked tirelessly alongside the Heritage sub-committee to make the website what it is. A grandstand with a capacity of people will be constructed alongside the main pitch, although the site will have a capacity of up to spectators. Such special events include W-League games and A-League friendlies, junior and senior grand finals and cup finals, and training sessions for high-profile touring teams.

Curtis said stage one of the build would involve construction of the two main fields and the main facility, with the community fields and supporting facilities for the high performance set-up to follow in stage two. Armadale skipper Brian Patterson said it was a game of two halves against Bayswater, but knows they deserve to go into the Semi-Finals.

With the score at at half time, we tried to pile more pressure on Balcatta and rounded up an even better second half of football with three more goals. ECU had a good start to this season so we are expecting a tough clash on Sunday, however we are keen to keep building our momentum following the wins against Sorrento and Balcatta. We played well and kept their opportunities to a minimum, so overall it was a good performance and another stepping stone to where we want to be at leading into the season.

We feel we can beat anyone when we play to our abilities. Two technical teams, full of confidence and going for the win promises to be a good game. In the early game at Wanneroo Reserve, third placed Joondalup United take on fourth placed Quinns in a local derby.

In the late game Wanneroo City host Balga. The Roos are in pole position to progress, but a win for Balga could change all that. In Group B Mandurah City need a point to move through to the knock out stage when they take on Ashfield in the early game at Murdoch University on Friday.

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