Sydney Olympic FC suffer first defeat by Rockdale Ilinden

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Rockdale Ilinden handed Sydney Olympic its first defeat of the 2023 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s campaign thanks to a brace from club captain Alec Urosevski with a 2-0 victory at the Belmore Sports Ground on Sunday.

The two clubs in the NPL NSW Men’s competition were separated by a second half brace from Ursosevski.

One of the NPL NSW Men’s deadliest strikers used all his experience and skill with his first goal before slotting home from the spot that sealed a huge three points to Paul Dee’s men.

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