Cobram Roar FC Under 12 Boys Black 6-0 Albury United SC Under 12 Boys

Roar under-12 Black showed excellent control throughout the match, maintaining a healthy level of pressure and creating opportunities through smart play. Their ability to reset and switch the ball across the pitch allowed them to stay composed under pressure and keep the game moving forward.

Players worked hard to manoeuvre into strong positions and communicated well throughout the game, helping create space and support for teammates. The team dug deep to win possession, fought hard for every contest, and showed great determination to stay competitive from start to finish. Multiple saves by the Roar’s goalkeeper also kept things in control and helped maintain the momentum.

Five goals came from sustained pressure and teamwork, while one came when a defensive clearance unfortunately found its way into the opposition’s own net, giving our side another valuable goal. The players’ persistence and willingness to battle for possession were key factors in the result.

It was a strong all-round performance, with players demonstrating skill, teamwork, confidence, and a positive attitude throughout the game.

Cobram Roar FC Under 12 Boys Yellow - BYE

Cobram Roar FC Under 13 Boys 1-1 Albury United SC Under 13 Boys

The Cobram Roar under-13 Boys continued to showcase their determination and teamwork on Sunday, earning a well-deserved 1-1 draw against Albury United in a fiercely contested encounter.

In a match played at a high intensity from the opening whistle, both sides created chances, but it was the Roar’s resilience and commitment that stood out. Every player contributed, working tirelessly both in attack and defence to match a quality Albury United outfit.

The draw was a testament to the squad’s character, with every player contributing in a terrific team performance. While there was no outright winner, Roar can take plenty of confidence from the way they battled against strong opposition.

With another positive result under their belts, the Cobram Roar under-13s will look to carry their momentum into next week’s fixture as they continue their impressive season.

Goal scorer: Zayviar Cox

Cobram Roar FC Under 14 Girls – BYE

Cobram Roar FC Under 14 Boys 3-0 Albury United SC Under 14 Boys

Cobram Roar under-14 boys produced an outstanding team performance on home soil, defeating Albury United 3-0 in an impressive display of football.

The Roar worked hard from the opening whistle, combining strong defence with composed attacking play to control the match. Excellent teamwork across the entire field saw every player contribute, with the side creating plenty of opportunities while keeping Albury United scoreless.

The convincing win was built on selfless play, great communication and determination, highlighting the team's continued development. It was a well-deserved result and another positive performance for the young Roar squad.

Goal scorers: Domenic Siciliano 2, Derik Cjepa 1

Cobram Roar FC Under 16 Boys 3-0 Albury United SC Under 16 Boys (Via forfeit)

Cobram Roar FC Division 2 Women - BYE

Cobram Roar FC Division 3 Men 4-1 Albury United SC Division 3 Men

Cobram Roar’s Division 3 Men continued their positive form, with a 4-1 victory against Albury United on Sunday.

Early goals from Ian Goodin and Gokhan Tanrikulu helped Roar settle into the game well, with the team welcoming back Matt Shurgold following an injury layoff into a defensive midfield role to provide confidence in front of a defence missing the two regular centre backs.

The second half started similarly to the first, with another early goal to Ian Goodin to make it 3-0, his extended break overseas having no impact on his fitness and eye for goal on his return.

Cobram’s fourth goal was added in the 61st minute by the ever-determined and battling Vince Nicosia in front of his enthusiastic family support.

United managed to pull a goal back in the 67th minute, but it was purely a consolation goal as Roar saw out the match to cement themselves in finals contention with five games to go in the regular season.

Cobram Roar FC Division 2 Men 1-2 Albury United SC Division 2 Men

Cobram Roar FC Division 1 Men 5-1 Albury United SC Division 1 Men

Cobram Roar secured a convincing 5-1 home victory over Albury United in a strong all-round performance that sees them move into the top four with just five games remaining in the season.

Roar went into the half-time break leading 2-0, with Kieran O’Donnell finding the back of the net twice. The scoreline could have been even more comfortable, with a number of chances going narrowly wide or getting saved, but thankfully those missed opportunities did not come back to hurt the home side.

Albury United came out strongly in the second half and reduced the margin to 2-1 with an early goal, putting pressure back on Roar. However, O’Donnell quickly restored the two-goal buffer, completing his hat-trick with a stunning set piece. The spectators in front of the club rooms had a perfect view of what was arguably one of the best strikes from a set shot seen this season.

With momentum firmly back in Cobram’s favour, the lead was extended by George Wiles and then Josh Grant to finish the match at 5-1.

The result was built on another strong defensive effort, with the back line standing firm throughout the match. The midfield battled hard all day, creating opportunities and helping control the tempo of the game, while the goalkeeper showed great composure and safe hands when called upon.

The win is an important one for Cobram Roar as they continue their push towards finals football, moving into the top four with only five matches remaining. With every point becoming increasingly valuable, Roar will be looking to maintain this momentum as the season reaches its crucial final stages.

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