Sydney Olympic FC prove too strong for Manly United

·

Sydney Olympic FC made it two from two to kick off the 2023 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s season with a professional 3-1 victory over Manly United at Cromer Park on Saturday night.

All of the goalscoring action unfolded mid-way through the first half, as Seiya Kambayashi opened his account for the season before Olympic fired back with three quick-fire strikes.

Despite plenty of Manly pressure in the second stanza, earlier goals to Fabio Ferreira, Roy O’Donovan and Nick Fitzgerald ensured Labinot Haliti’s men would continue their perfect start to the campaign, taking a valuable three points back to Belmore.

Post-game, Sydney Olympic coach Labinot Haliti was pleased with the result away from home.

“It was a good game, they’re a good side and we came here wanting to put in a good performance,” he said.

“I thought we were good value for the points, they’re obviously a good side that you have to give respect. It was a good match to watch; a bit too open for me in the second half but that’s what happens sometimes.”

Words by Football NSW Reporter and Commentator Chris Curulli

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

From Yiayia to Gen Z: Food For Thought Network hosts dialogue on diaspora identity

The Food For Thought Network (FFTN) hosted The Evolution of Hellenism: Family and Identity in the Diaspora, a powerful inaugural event.

Pontoxeniteas NSW Youth Committee hosts first International Men’s Day gathering

The Youth Committee of Pontoxeniteas NSW has marked International Men’s Day 2025 with a relaxed and meaningful community event.

Honouring legacy: New bequest service unveiled by Cyprus Community of NSW

The Cyprus Community of NSW has launched a bequest service to help benefactors directly support the charitable mission of the Community.

GOCNSW President Harry Danalis and Secretary Nia Karteris withdraw from elections

In a significant development ahead of the GOCNSW elections, current President Harry Danalis and Secretary Nia Karteris have withdrawn.

Greek Welfare Centre launches Christmas Appeal to support families in need

Sydney’s Greek community is coming together to spread festive cheer and support those in need, as the Greek Welfare Centre of the GOAA.

You May Also Like

Hellenic Club of Canberra gives first look at $146 million redevelopment plans

The Hellenic Club of Canberra at Woden in the ACT has given the public a first look at its $146 million redevelopment plans.

Restoration of Thessaloniki’s Hamza Bey Mosque to be completed by 2026

Thessaloniki’s historic Hamza Bey Mosque, commonly known as the Alkazar, is set to be handed over to the city early next year.

Ellinon Homata: GOCSA Dance Academy’s historical journey through the ages

The GOCSA Dance Academy's latest performance 'Ellinon Homata' is dedicated to the Hellenic refugees and their stories.