Sydney Olympic FC victorious over Western Sydney Wanderers

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Sydney Olympic secured a prestigious victory on Saturday, August 17 at the Jubilee Stadium against the Western Sydney Wanderers‘ youth team, winning 4-1 in the (penultimate) 29th round of the league.

Sydney Olympic started with a quick goal when, in the 4th minute, Teng Kuol skilfully received the ball in the box and opened the scoring.

In the 63rd minute, the Wanderers equalised to make it 1-1 with a goal from Hollingdale. 

This goal spurred Sydney Olympic into action, leading them to score three more goals in 14 minutes. 

In the 71st minute, Roy O’Donovan made it 2-1, and Oliver Puflett added two more goals in the 84th and 85th minutes to set the final score at 4-1.

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