South Melbourne, Box Hill and Port Melbourne prevalent in Group playoffs

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South Melbourne, Box Hill and Port Melbourne Sharks thrilled fans with action-packed performances that showcased the passion and skill of the competition. From commanding victories to nail-biting battles, the matches delivered excitement and left spectators wanting more as teams fought for a place in the quarterfinals.

South Melbourne cruised to a commanding 4-1 victory over Kingston City, reaffirming their position as strong contenders. Leading the charge was their star striker, Tobi, who delivered a stellar performance with a brace. Tobi gave South Melbourne an early lead with a composed finish around the keeper, setting the tone for the match.

By halftime, South Melbourne had established a dominant 3-0 advantage. Although Kingston City lifted their game in the second half and pulled one back with a spectacular goal to make it 3-1, Tobi struck again to seal the victory.

In contrast to South Melbourne’s commanding display, Box Hill’s victory over Bentleigh Cobras was a tighter, more tactical affair. Box Hill claimed a hard-fought 1-0 win in a match filled with tension and defensive grit.

The Cobras thought they had taken the lead in the first half when their number 13 found the back of the net, but the goal was ruled offside. Despite their solid defensive work, they struggled to contain Box Hill’s relentless pressure. The breakthrough came midway through the first half when Box Hill capitalised on a quick counterattack to score.

The second half was equally intense, with the Cobras gaining momentum and creating several chances. However, Box Hill’s disciplined defence held firm, securing a vital win.

Meanwhile, the Port Melbourne Sharks faced a spirited challenge from Keon Park in another gripping contest. The Sharks delivered an impressive 3-1 victory in a game brimming with quality football and dramatic moments.

Despite being short-staffed, Keon Park displayed remarkable resilience and determination throughout the game. The Sharks, however, showcased their attacking flair early on, taking a 2-0 lead into halftime through sharp play on the wings.

Keon Park fought back valiantly in the second half, with their number 10 scoring a crucial goal to narrow the deficit. They came close to an equaliser but were ultimately undone by Port Melbourne’s youthful energy and squad depth, which saw the Sharks add a third goal late in the game.

These matches delivered unforgettable moments and set the stage for more excitement in the Greek Community Cup. South Melbourne and Port Melbourne Sharks advance confidently, while Box Hill’s fate hinges on upcoming results.

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

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