Thrills and victories at the Greek Community Cup

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By Vasilios Roumeliotis.

The Greek Community Cup delivered another round of astonishing football, with Malvern edging out East Kew in a 3–2 thriller and Oakleigh Cannons securing a commanding 2–0 win over South Springvale to claim their spot in the Semi-Finals.

The tournament continues to showcase the passion, skill, and community spirit that define the competition.

In a closely fought encounter, Malvern’s youthful squad, featuring several promoted Under-17 players, displayed exceptional resilience and talent to clinch a hard-earned 3–2 victory over East Kew.

Photo: Kostas Deves.

East Kew started strong, taking an early lead and coming close to doubling it. Despite Malvern’s fluid ball movement, East Kew’s defence held firm until a well-worked equaliser brought the team’s level. Just before halftime, East Kew capitalised on an opportunity to go 2–1 up.

Malvern roared back in the second half, equalising quickly with a sharp finish. The match remained on a knife’s edge until Malvern netted a decisive goal to seal the win. Both teams impressed, with Malvern’s young side showcasing great potential and East Kew demonstrating determination.

Tournament hosts South Springvale showed significant improvement but ultimately fell to the clinical Oakleigh Cannons, who secured a 2–0 victory and a place in the Semi-Finals.

Photo: Kostas Deves.

South Springvale started with intent, creating early chances and pressing Oakleigh. However, Oakleigh struck first with Marco’s composed finish, gaining momentum and dictating the game. A second goal before halftime cemented Oakleigh’s control.

Despite South Springvale’s spirited efforts in the second half, their attacks were thwarted by Oakleigh’s solid defence. Oakleigh threatened to extend their lead but were denied by the crossbar and missed opportunities.

The Greek Community Cup continues to bring thrilling matches and passionate performances, with the stage now set for even greater action.

For competition details, full fixture and results check out www.greekcup.com.au

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