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Umbro Bankstown Premier League Round 10 Preview

Round 9 of the BPL competition delivered the highest-scoring round of the season so far, with an impressive 25 goals netted across the four fixtures.

Looking ahead to Round 10, our featured Match of the Round is a crucial 3rd vs 4th showdown, as Yagoona Lions welcome Padstow Hornets to O’Neill Park in a clash with major top-four implications.

 

Match of the Round: Yagoona Lions vs Padstow Hornets, Saturday 17th May 4:00pm @ O’Neill Park

Previous Meeting: Padstow Hornets 1-4 Yagoona Lions

Yagoona Lions and Padstow Hornets both returned to the winners’ circle in Round 9 with emphatic victories and now prepare to face off this weekend in a crucial clash that could shape the top four standings.

In their previous encounter earlier this season, the Yagoona Lions took control early, racing to a 3-0 lead by halftime before ultimately securing a 4-1 win on the road against the Hornets. With that loss fresh in memory, Padstow will be highly motivated to flip the script when they meet again—this time at O’Neill Park.

Yagoona, currently sitting in 3rd place, produced a statement performance last weekend by dismantling one of the competition’s in-form teams, Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat. An early red card for the Strikers opened the floodgates, allowing Jamie Bazevski and Tommy Markovski to each bag hattricks, while Jonathan Cakovski also added his name to the scoresheet in a comprehensive 7-0 win.

The Lions were forced to move their Round 9 fixture away from their home turf due to wet weather, meaning they’ve only played at O’Neill Park once this season—a dominant 5-1 victory over Stars in Round 5. They will be eager to return to familiar surroundings this weekend, with a strong home crowd expected to be in attendance for this vital showdown.

All eyes will once again be on Jamie Bazevski, the star forward for Yagoona, who has now netted 17 goals this season. Bazevski has a particularly impressive record against the Hornets, scoring 11 goals in his last 8 matches against them since 2022—including a goal in each of his last four encounters. He’ll be a major threat once more and will be central to Yagoona’s attacking plans.

Meanwhile, the 4th placed Padstow Hornets also bounced back in style last Friday night with a commanding 6-1 win over Central Sydney Wolves at Padstow Park. Manuel Angelopoulos opened the scoring with a first-half brace, Jake Ingle notched his first goal of the season, and Mike Cklamovski stole the show with a hattrick that had the Hornets up 6-0 by the 76th minute. Wolves managed a late consolation goal, but the result was never in doubt.

Padstow will receive a major boost this weekend with the return of captain Brendan Cklamovski, who is back from a one-match suspension. His leadership on and off the field will be crucial as the Hornets prepare for what could be a defining game in their season.

A win for Padstow would see them leapfrog Yagoona on the ladder and potentially draw level with Panania, should they stumble in their own fixture. That makes this weekend’s clash a high-stakes must-win for the Hornets, who have already claimed five wins in their last six outings and are eyeing a sixth from seven.

This 3rd vs 4th showdown promises fireworks between two of the competition’s heavyweights. Padstow will be chasing redemption after their Round 3 defeat, while Yagoona’s high-powered attack will be looking to shine once again. With crucial points and ladder positions on the line, this is one clash not to be missed.

 

Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat vs Padstow United, Friday 16th May 7:30pm @ Padstow Park

Previous Meeting: Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat 0-1 Padstow United

Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat will need a major response this weekend after suffering their heaviest defeat of the season, as they face off against ladder leaders Padstow United, who currently hold a 5-point lead at the top of the table.

The two sides last met in Round 3 in a tight and tense affair defined by strong defensive displays on both ends. It took until the 81st minute for the deadlock to be broken when John Martinez slotted home a penalty for United, securing a narrow 1-0 victory.

Currently in 5th place, Strikers Heat saw their impressive four-match winning streak come to a crashing halt in Round 9 in a 7-0 defeat to Yagoona Lions. The game took a disastrous turn early, with Matheus Picoli being sent off in just the 8th minute. That early dismissal exposed their normally solid defence, which collapsed further after Alex Valderrama also saw red later in the match, leaving Strikers with just nine men on the field by the final whistle.

With both Picoli and Valderrama suspended for this week’s clash, the Strikers will be severely undermanned as they try to bounce back against the top team in the competition. Much will be expected of Robson De Souza, who has scored five goals this season, to lead the charge and find a way through what has been the league’s most effective defensive setup.

On the other side, Padstow United continued their strong form in Round 9 with a dominant 6-0 win over Bankstown Sports Stars. The goals were shared across the team, with Sumathas Prasitsanpreecha, John Martinez, Sergio Tarazona all getting on the scoresheet, and Rafa Coutinho netting a brace in the convincing performance.

Padstow United will be aiming to extend their unbeaten run at Padstow Park to seven matches over the past two seasons. They have won four and drawn two of their previous six games at the ground, establishing it as a stronghold. One player who particularly thrives at the venue is Andre Becerra, who has scored three of his five goals for Padstow United at Padstow Park over the last two seasons. He’ll be one to watch again this Friday as United look to maintain their lead at the top.

This Round 10 clash brings together two sides coming off very different results—Strikers Heat looking to recover from a humbling loss and deliver a statement performance, while Padstow United aim to stay unbeaten and solidify their grip on the top spot. An upset from the Heat would shake up the ladder, but United will be firm favourites heading into this high-stakes encounter.

 

Panania Diggers vs Bankstown Sports Stars, Saturday 17th May 4:00pm @ Kelso South

Previous Meeting: Bankstown Sports Stars 0-0 Panania Diggers

Panania Diggers, the in-form side of the competition, are chasing their fifth consecutive win this weekend as they host Bankstown Sports Stars, who will be determined to avoid a third straight defeat.

The last time these two sides met in Round 3, the match ended in a goalless draw, with Bankstown Sports Stars putting in a commendable defensive effort to contain one of the most potent attacks in the league. They’ll be hoping to replicate that same defensive resilience this weekend as they aim to halt Panania’s momentum.

Sitting in 2nd place, Panania Diggers solidified their status as the competition’s most in-form team with a convincing 4-1 victory over Greenacre Eagles in Round 9. Benjamin Ross and Hayden Probert found the net early in the first half, giving Panania a 2-1 lead at the break with Greenacre also scoring early. The second half saw Mason Hunter step up in a big way, scoring his first and second goals of the season to secure Panania’s fourth win in a row.

This weekend presents a significant challenge for Panania, as they face one of the few teams they failed to defeat in the first half of the season. Bankstown Sports Stars are one of just two teams that managed to keep Panania scoreless this season, making this fixture a test of how far Panania’s attacking play has progressed. With 15 goals scored in their last four outings, the Diggers will be keen to unlock the Stars’ defence and avenge that Round 3 draw.

On the other hand, Bankstown Sports Stars, currently in 6th position, are in danger of suffering three consecutive losses for the second time this season. Their form has dipped sharply following back-to-back defeats, capped off by their heaviest loss of the season in Round 9. Hosting league leaders Padstow United, the Stars were unable to contain United’s structured and dynamic attack, eventually falling 6-0.

Across their last two matches, Bankstown Sports Stars have conceded 10 goals without scoring any themselves—a worrying trend they’ll need to reverse quickly. Up against the red-hot Panania side, Stars will need to rediscover the strong defensive structure they showed in Round 3 if they’re to have any hope of securing points. Building from the back and staying compact will be critical to stifling Panania’s attacking rhythm.

With Panania firing on all cylinders and eager to make it five wins in a row, and Bankstown Sports Stars desperate to get back on track, this clash promises a contrast in form and plenty of intensity.

 

Central Sydney Wolves vs Greenacre Eagles, Saturday 17th May 5:00pm @ Lockwood Park

Previous Meeting: Central Syndey Wolves 1-2 Greenacre Eagles

Central Sydney Wolves and Greenacre Eagles will both be desperate to end their respective winless streaks when they face off in a local derby at Lockwood Park this Saturday afternoon.

Their last meeting in Round 3 was a tightly contested affair, with both sides managing to find the net. The game seemed destined to finish 1-1 until Heni Hallak came off the bench to net a dramatic 85th-minute winner, securing Greenacre Eagles’ first victory of the season.

Currently sitting in 7th place, Central Sydney Wolves suffered their fourth consecutive loss last Friday night, continuing a worrying trend of defensive struggles. The defeat marked the third straight match in which they’ve conceded six goals. Padstow Hornets dominated proceedings, scoring six goals by the 76th minute before Wolves’ Emmanuel Ebiniyi was sent off, adding to the team’s woes. Stephen Olodo pulled one back for Wolves in the 77th minute, but it was only a consolation in an eventual 6-1 loss.

Wolves will understand the magnitude of this weekend’s fixture—anything less than a draw could see them drop to the bottom of the ladder. With their last points coming back in Round 4, they’ll need to snap their poor run of form and deliver a response against the team currently at the foot of the table.

As for 8th placed Greenacre Eagles, they find themselves on a five-match losing streak despite remaining competitive throughout. In Round 9, they trailed Panania Diggers 2-1 at halftime thanks to a first-half goal from Abdul Shinnaq, but defensive lapses in the second half saw them concede two more, resulting in a 4-1 defeat.

This clash presents Greenacre with what could be their best opportunity yet to climb off the bottom of the table. Central Sydney Wolves are on a rough run, and Greenacre’s only win of the season so far came against them in Round 3. The Eagles, who have only managed seven goals this season, will be keen to improve their attacking output—especially against a Wolves side that has leaked 18 goals in just their last three games.

With both teams staring down the threat of finishing the round at the bottom of the ladder, this weekend’s match carries significant weight. Expect a fiery contest with both sides motivated to give their all in what could be a crucial turning point in their respective seasons.

Umbro AAL1 Match of the Round 5 Preview

After an eventful Round 4 in the Umbro All Age Ladies 1 competition, a reshuffled top four has emerged, highlighted by St Christopher’s claiming their first win of the season to climb the ladder.

This weekend’s Match of the Round sees the undefeated East Bankstown side welcome Central Sydney Wolves to Gosling Park in what promises to be a highly competitive encounter.

 

Match of the Round: East Bankstown vs Central Sydney Wolves, Sunday 9th May 3pm @ Gosling Park

Previous Meeting: East Bankstown 2-4 Central Sydney Wolves – 2024 Preliminary Final

East Bankstown will be aiming to preserve their status as the competition’s only undefeated team as they prepare to take on Central Sydney Wolves this weekend. The Wolves, however, will be looking to draw on their strong recent history against East Bankstown to gain the upper hand once again.

The last time these two sides met was in last season’s preliminary final, where Central Sydney Wolves eliminated East Bankstown from the competition with a hard-fought 4-2 victory after extra time. In fact, the Wolves held a clear advantage over Easts throughout the 2024 campaign, winning three of their four encounters. Across those four meetings, the Wolves outscored East Bankstown 13-9, showcasing their attacking edge. However, given both sides form to begin the 2024 season, this weekend’s fixture promises to be a much tighter contest.

East Bankstown, currently sitting in 2nd place, have a crucial opportunity to climb to the top of the table. With a game in hand over league leaders Revesby Workers, a win this weekend combined with victory in their Round 3 catch-up match would see East Bankstown rise to the summit of the ladder after the first five rounds of the competition.

Their most recent outing in Round 4 against Bankstown Sports Stars proved to be their toughest test of the season so far. For the first time this year, East Bankstown found themselves trailing in a match, as the Stars opened the scoring within the first 10 minutes and took a 1-0 lead into halftime. Easts responded in the 53rd minute through Chiara Nohra, only to fall behind again in the 70th minute. But with time ticking down, their experienced Amy Peters stepped up with a clutch equaliser in the 93rd minute, salvaging a 2-2 draw and preserving East Bankstown’s unbeaten start.

Defensively, East Bankstown remain the standout side in the competition, having conceded just three goals across their opening three rounds. That defensive improvement will be vital this weekend, especially considering they allowed 13 goals in their three losses to Central Sydney Wolves last season. They’ll be eager to showcase their growth and keep the Wolves’ attack quiet this time around. On the attacking end, expect Pia Livas to play a key role—she scored in three of their four meetings with the Wolves last year and remains one of the most dangerous forwards in the competition.

Meanwhile, Central Sydney Wolves find themselves in 5th place and are still searching for consistency after a rocky start to their 2025 AAL1 campaign. With just one win from their opening three matches, the Wolves will be determined to produce an upset against the undefeated East Bankstown and kick-start their climb back into the top four. Their sole victory came in Round 2 against St Christopher’s, where they held on to a narrow 1-0 lead to secure three points.

The Wolves’ most recent match was a grand final rematch against current league leaders Revesby Workers, and although they started brightly, they couldn’t maintain their early momentum. Star signing Dina Kamoun opened the scoring in the 4th minute, and the Wolves managed to contain Revesby’s potent attack for much of the game. However, the floodgates opened late, and they were ultimately handed a heavy 6-1 defeat after conceding six goals in the final 30 minutes.

Despite their form struggles, Central Sydney Wolves will be hoping their strong record against East Bankstown gives them a psychological edge. Last season, they knocked Easts out in the preliminary final and claimed three wins in four meetings. One key absence this season, though, is Yasmine Abou Hamed, who scored six goals against East Bankstown last year but is unavailable. The Wolves will now look to other sources for goals, with hopes that Dina Kamoun, fresh off her first goal in Wolves colours, can be the X-factor—especially since East Bankstown have yet to face her.

This match promises to be another intense chapter in what’s become a fiery rivalry. East Bankstown will be seeking redemption after last season’s heartbreak, while Central Sydney Wolves will look to reignite their campaign with a statement win over one of the competition’s top contenders.

Umbro Bankstown Premier League Round 9 Preview

As the top five teams begin to pull clear from the rest of the pack, every result is starting to carry extra weight—especially for the bottom three sides fighting to stay in touch.

This week’s Match of the Round features the in-form Panania Diggers hosting Greenacre Eagles, in a clash between the two largest clubs in Bankstown.

 

Match of the Round: Panania Diggers vs Greenacre Eagles, Saturday 10th May 4:00pm @ Kelso South

Previous Meeting: Greenacre Eagles 0-4 Panania Diggers

Panania Diggers are riding a strong wave of form and will be aiming to extend their winning streak to four consecutive matches when they welcome Greenacre Eagles this weekend. Meanwhile, Greenacre will be determined to cause an upset on the road and use this match as a turning point to revive their faltering campaign.

These two teams previously met in Round 2, where Panania Diggers delivered a commanding performance on Greenacre’s home turf, running out 4-0 winners. That display underlined Panania’s dominance and clinical edge, and if Greenacre hope to reverse the outcome this time around, they’ll need to show significantly more steel and organisation in defence.

Panania, currently sitting in second place, head into this clash off the back of a statement victory over the in-form Padstow Hornets. Despite conceding early and trailing 1-0, it was Thomas Tremolada who stepped up for the Diggers, converting two crucial penalties—one late in the first half and another late in the second—to seal a hard-fought 2-1 comeback win.

That result marked the second straight game in which Panania have overturned an early deficit, demonstrating their growing resilience and composure under pressure. While those fightbacks have shown their character, Panania will be eager to start strong this weekend and avoid putting themselves in another early hole.

This fixture also marks just the second time Panania will take the field at their home ground, Kelso Park, this season. Their last outing there saw them stage a dramatic second-half comeback against Yagoona Lions. Impressively, the Diggers remain unbeaten at Kelso in their last 10 appearances, a run that dates back to July 22, 2023—a streak they’ll be confident of extending on home soil this weekend.

Greenacre Eagles, currently in 8th place, face a daunting challenge as they attempt to snap a five-game losing streak against one of the competition’s top sides. Their most recent outing ended in disappointment against league leaders Padstow United. After going down 2-0 in the first half, Greenacre showed grit and determination to level the score at 2-2 with quickfire goals in the 70th and 75th minutes from Mathew Khalil and Abdul Zahra. However, their comeback fell short, as Padstow struck twice in the final five minutes to secure a 4-2 win.

Greenacre’s record against the league’s elite paints a tough picture—they’ve lost all five of their encounters against the current top four sides, managing to score only three goals while conceding 19. Despite this, the Eagles have shown flashes of quality throughout the season and will need to produce one of their best performances yet to challenge a high-flying Panania outfit.

With both teams heading in opposite directions in recent weeks, this weekend’s match presents another opportunity for Panania to consolidate their top two position, while Greenacre will be desperate to halt their slide and ignite a season revival.

 

Padstow Hornets vs Central Sydney Wolves, Friday 9th May 7:30pm @ Padstow Park

Previous Meeting: Padstow Hornets 2-2 Central Sydney Wolves

Padstow Hornets will be eager to bounce back this weekend after suffering their first loss in five matches, as they prepare to take on Central Sydney Wolves—who return to action after a week’s break due to last weekend’s washout in the BDAFA competition.

Their Round 2 meeting produced a thrilling finale, with all four goals coming in a dramatic final 15 minutes. The match ended in a 2-2 draw, with Central Sydney Wolves’ Yves Manzi salvaging a point for his side via a stoppage-time equaliser in the 92nd minute.

Currently sitting in 5th place, Padstow Hornets’ recent unbeaten run came to an end in their Round 8 clash against the in-form Panania Diggers. The Hornets made a strong start to the match, taking the lead through Mike Cklamovski, but were ultimately undone by two late penalties—one in each half—falling 2-1 to the Diggers in a hard-fought contest.

Padstow have developed a strong reputation under the lights, thriving in Friday Night Football since its introduction to the top tier in 2023. Remarkably, they remain unbeaten in Friday night fixtures in the competition and will be looking to maintain that streak this week against a Wolves outfit in need of a result.

Central Sydney Wolves, currently placed 7th, had their Round 8 match against Yagoona Lions postponed due to wet weather. Despite the weekend off from league play, the Wolves featured in their Round 1 State Cup fixture on Sunday, where they suffered a loss to Coogee United.

This weekend brings a timely boost for the Wolves, as key players Stephen Olodo, Noble Onzie, and King Emenogu are set to return from suspension. Their presence is expected to inject energy and experience into a side looking to snap a disappointing run of recent form.

Despite the contrasting momentum of both teams in recent weeks, history suggests this matchup could be tighter than it appears. Padstow Hornets have only defeated Central Sydney Wolves once in their last four encounters—something that will provide the visitors with belief as they aim to cause an upset on Friday night.

 

Bankstown Sports Stars vs Padstow United, Saturday 10th May 4:00pm @ Nick Kearns Reserve

Previous Meeting: Bankstown Sports Stars 0-4 Padstow United

Bankstown Sports Stars return to their home ground Nick Kearns for the first time since Round 3 as they face Padstow United who got back to winning ways last weekend.

Their round 2 meeting saw the ladder leaders dominate in an emphatic 4-0 victory over Bankstown Sports Stars. John Martinez was the highlight of the match scoring a second half hattrick in the match.

6TH placed Bankstown Sports Stars were not able to make it back-to-back wins in round 8 losing to an inform Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat. Bankstown Sports Stars conceded early in the first half to go down 1-0 at the break before conceding three goals early in the second half as they went on to lose the match 4-0.

Bankstown Sports Stars are yet to win a match this season when conceding first. They will be looking to pull a big result off the back of their defence this weekend as they aim to hold off a strong Padstow United attack early and then find a breakthrough to win this weekend.

Ladder Leaders Padstow United got back to winning ways against Greenacre Eagles last weekend following their first loss of the season to Padstow Hornets in Round 7. Padstow United went up 2-0 early through goals by Lachlan Harte and Andres Becerra before Greenacre Eagles brought the game back to 2-2 in the second half. Padstow United left it late, however they found gaols in the 85th and 90th minute through Sumathas Prasitsanpreecha and John Martinez as they won the game 4-2.

Padstow United have now opened a 5-point lead at the top of the table with Yagoona Lions Round 8 game being washed out and rescheduled to a later date. Padstow United will now be hopeful of securing an important three points this weekend to give themselves breathing room over the teams below them.

With Padstow United hoping to continue to fire at the top and Stars hoping to grab their second win of the season, both sides will bring plenty of fire to this clash.

 

Yagoona Lions vs Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat, Saturday 10th May 4:00pm @ O’Neill Park

Previous Meeting: Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat 1-4 Yagoona Lions

Yagoona Lions return to action in Round 9 after their previous fixture was washed out, and they’ll be aiming to get back to winning ways as they host the in-form side of the competition, Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat.

Their last meeting in Round 2 saw Yagoona claim a dominant 4-1 victory over Strikers Heat in one of their best performances of the season. The goals were evenly shared between Jamie Bazevski and Shayne Ardle, with Ardle netting two sensational free kicks in the second half to seal the emphatic win.

Currently sitting in 3rd place, Yagoona Lions have hit a rough patch in the BPL, losing their last two league fixtures. They’ll be desperate to avoid a third consecutive defeat this weekend. However, they will take confidence from their strong showing in Sunday’s Round 1 State Cup match, where they thrashed Holroyd Rangers 5-0—a timely morale booster ahead of a crucial league encounter.

Yagoona still boasts the most potent attacking record in the league, having scored 25 goals in just seven matches. But they’ll need to be firing on all cylinders once again, as they come up against a Strikers Heat side with the equal-best defensive record this season—conceding just one goal across their last four outings.

Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat, who currently sit 4th on the ladder, come into this match as the form team of the competition. Their 4-0 win over Bankstown Sports Stars in Round 8 marked their fourth consecutive league victory. The attacking trio of Robson De Souza, Felipe Araujo, and Lucas Cezar all found the net in a commanding display.

Strikers Heat have found the right balance between attack and defence, scoring 16 goals and conceding just one during their current four-game unbeaten streak. Their recent form has been built on solid defensive structure, and that backline will be tested this weekend against the league’s most dangerous attacking team.

This 3rd versus 4th showdown is shaping up as one of the most exciting fixtures of the round, pitting the league’s best offence against its tightest defence. With both sides pushing to stay firmly inside the top four, expect a fiercely contested battle where three points could prove decisive in the race for finals football.

Umbro AAL1 Match of the Round 4 Preview

Round 3 saw two games washed out due to wet weather as Revesby Workers beat the undefeated Bankstown Sports Stars to claim the top of the ladder following the first three rounds.

Our Match of the Round for round 4 sees Panania Diggers and St Christopher’s match-up in a clash that promises to be tight as both teams search for their first points of the season.

 

Match of the Round: Panania Diggers vs St Christopher’s, Sunday 4th May 3:30pm @ Allum Park

These two teams did not meet last season.

After a challenging start to the season for both sides, Panania Diggers and St Christopher’s FC will be determined to claim their first points of the campaign as they go head-to-head this weekend in a crucial early-season clash.

Currently sitting in 6th place, Panania Diggers have faced a tough opening draw, coming up against two of the competition’s strongest teams in East Bankstown FC and Bankstown Sports Stars. While both matches ended in defeat, there’s a growing sense of optimism within the Panania camp that this weekend presents their best chance yet to turn things around and open their points tally for the season.

Though yet to score a goal in the first two rounds, Panania have shown in recent seasons that they are more than capable of finding the net. In 2024, attackers Jeanette Yammine and Antoniette Yammine combined for six goals, and their contributions will be key once again as Panania look to break their scoring drought and make an impact in the final third.

Playing well after two straight losses is never easy, but Panania’s path to victory this weekend may lie in the leadership of their experienced captain, Hannah Lombe. With a mix of youth and experience in the squad, Lombe’s ability to guide and inspire her teammates will be vital if the Diggers are to secure a positive result.

Meanwhile, 5th placed St Christopher’s FC also remain without a point, though their performances suggest there are positives to build on. A tough opening round saw them fall to a heavy defeat against reigning champions Revesby Workers, but they showed resilience and improvement in Round 2, narrowly losing 1-0 to 2024 runners-up Central Sydney Wolves in a tightly contested match where they pushed hard for a late equaliser.

Despite back-to-back losses, St Christopher’s have shown encouraging signs in their first season since being promoted to AAL1. Their performance against Revesby Workers this year was a major step forward from the 17-0 loss they suffered to the same side back in 2022, while their strong showing against last year’s Grand Finalists indicates they are adjusting well to the level of competition. With confidence growing, they will be eager to break through and record their first win of the season this Saturday.

While their defence showed improvement in Round 2, the next challenge for St Christopher’s will be finding the back of the net in Round 4. They scored 38 goals during their 2024 campaign, and will be looking to key attacking threats like Rachel White and Taylah Parmeter to spark their offence and end their current goalless streak this weekend.

With Panania Diggers and St Christopher’s FC the only two teams yet to register a point in the competition, expect both sides to approach this clash with urgency and intensity. By the end of the weekend, one team could finally celebrate their first breakthrough—while the other may find themselves as the only side still searching for their first result after four rounds of play.

Umbro Bankstown Premier League Round 8 Preview

With the completion of the first seven rounds, every team has now played each other once, and the fierce competitiveness of the league is clear—every side has registered at least one win so far. As the second-third of the season kicks off, teams will face the same opponents they met in Round 1, setting the stage for some intriguing rematches.

The spotlight for Round 8 falls on the Bankstown Sports showdown, as Bankstown Sports Stars welcome Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat to Nicks Kearns Reserve in the Match of the Round.

 

Match of the Round: Bankstown Sports Stars vs Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat, Saturday 3rd May 4:00pm @ Nick Kearns Reserve

Previous Meeting: Bankstown Sports Stars 0-0 Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat

Bankstown Sports Stars will carry a much-needed boost of confidence into this crucial clash after securing their first victory of the season, as they prepare to face one of the in-form teams of the competition—Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat.

These two sides played out a goalless draw in their Round 1 meeting, with both teams struggling to convert chances early in the season. However, since then, both outfits have found their rhythm in front of goal, setting the stage for a very different outcome in their second encounter.

Currently sitting in 6th place, Bankstown Sports Stars notched their maiden win of the campaign in Round 7, climbing off the foot of the ladder after a dominant 3-0 performance against the 8th-placed Greenacre Eagles. Esoghume Dominic opened his account for the season to give Stars a first-half lead, before Joseph Bechara and impact substitute Mathew Dominis sealed the result with late goals.

Although they went goalless in their first four fixtures, Stars have now found the back of the net five times in their last three matches, showing significant improvement in attack. They’ve scored at least once in each of those outings but will face a stern test this weekend against a Heat side that has conceded just once in their past three games.

Bankstown Sports Stars trail the top five by five points, but a win this weekend would narrow that gap to just three—offering both a motivation and an opportunity that they’ll be eager to grasp.

On the other side, Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat have hit their stride, registering three consecutive wins and climbing into 5th place on the ladder. Their Round 7 clash produced their biggest win of the season, thrashing Central Sydney Wolves 6-1 with six different players—Lucas Cezar, Felipe Araujo, Matheus Picoli, Anderson dos Santos, Franco Fall, and Abdul Ibrahim—all getting on the scoresheet.

Like Stars, Strikers Heat struggled to score in the early rounds, managing just two goals in their first four matches. But their recent form has been emphatic, racking up 12 goals in their last three games and showcasing the depth and variety in their attacking ranks.

Only three points behind the top four, Strikers Heat have a chance to break into those coveted spots for the first time this season with a win this weekend—an added incentive that’s sure to fuel their hunger.

With both Bankstown Sports Stars and Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat coming into this contest on the back of strong victories, this all-Bankstown battle promises to be an electrifying affair not to be missed.

 

Padstow United vs Greenacre Eagles, Friday 2nd May 7:30pm @ Padstow Park

Previous Meeting: Greenacre Eagles 0-2 Padstow United

Padstow United find themselves in unfamiliar territory this week as they look to bounce back from their first loss of the season, while Greenacre Eagles are desperate to break a four-game losing streak and climb out of their slump.

When these sides met in Round 1, Padstow United came away with a 2-0 victory thanks to a first-half brace from John Martinez. The prolific forward will be eager to replicate that performance and add to his goal tally in this highly anticipated rematch.

Padstow United, who currently sit atop the league table, saw their remarkable 24-game unbeaten run-in regular season matches come to an end last weekend with a 3-0 loss to Padstow Hornets. A red card in the 23rd minute left them a man down for the majority of the match, and the Hornets capitalised, scoring three unanswered goals to secure a convincing win.

Known for their attacking prowess in recent seasons, Padstow United’s loss was especially significant as it marked the end of a 47-match streak in which they had scored at least once. The last time they failed to find the net was back on August 17, in a 1-0 loss to Bankstown Sports Strikers. With that streak now broken, Padstow will be motivated to rediscover their scoring touch this weekend.

Meanwhile, 8th-placed Greenacre Eagles continue to struggle, suffering their fourth consecutive defeat in Round 7 against Bankstown Sports Stars. After conceding early via a penalty, the Eagles failed to recover and let in two more late goals beyond the 85th minute, ultimately falling 3-0.

The challenge doesn’t get any easier for Greenacre, as they now face the league leaders in what promises to be a daunting task. Should they fall again this weekend, they would become the first team this season to suffer five straight defeats. However, with Padstow United also coming off their first loss of the campaign, Greenacre may sense an opportunity to pull off what would be the biggest upset of the season so far.

This weekend’s clash pits top-of-the-table Padstow United against bottom-placed Greenacre Eagles, with both sides eager to return to winning ways. The stage is set—can Greenacre deliver a stunning result and shake up the standings?

 

Yagoona Lions vs Central Sydney Wolves, Saturday 3rd May 4:00pm @ Nick Kearns Reserve

Previous Meeting: Yagoona Lions 4-0 Central Sydney Wolves

Yagoona Lions will be aiming to avoid a third consecutive defeat this weekend as they take on Central Sydney Wolves, who themselves are also in desperate need of a turnaround, having failed to secure a win in their last three outings.

In their first-round encounter earlier this season, it was Yagoona who dominated proceedings, storming to a convincing 4-0 victory. Jamie Bazevski was the standout performer on that day, netting a brace to kick off the season in style. With just one goal in his last two appearances, Bazevski will be keen to rediscover his scoring touch and make another statement in this weekend’s clash.

Currently sitting second on the ladder, Yagoona Lions suffered their second defeat of the season last weekend against Panania Diggers—a particularly tough fixture given they were missing three players through suspension. Yagoona started brightly, with Paulo Alfredo and Jamie Bazevski finding the net in the first half to take a 2-0 lead into the break. However, Panania fought back with two quick goals early in the second half, before Yagoona’s task became even harder when Alfredo was sent off in the 76th minute. The Diggers capitalised on the advantage and found a late winner to seal a 3-2 comeback victory.

These back-to-back defeats have seen the teams just below Yagoona close the gap to within two points, meaning a third straight loss could see the Lions slip out of the top two. However, with three key players set to return from suspension, Yagoona will be optimistic about their chances of turning their recent form around and getting back to winning ways.

Meanwhile, 7th-placed Central Sydney Wolves come into this clash on the back of three consecutive defeats, the latest being a heavy 6-1 loss to Bankstown Sports Striker Heat. Dean Borbilas managed to get on the scoresheet for the Wolves, but the defensive issues were glaring as they struggled to contain a rampant Heat attack.

To make matters worse, the Wolves’ squad depth has been significantly tested in recent weeks due to player unavailability, and things took another turn for the worse over the weekend. Stephen Olodo, Noble Onozie, and King Emenogu were all sent off after receiving two yellow cards each, further depleting an already stretched side. With key suspensions to manage, the Wolves will have to dig deep if they are to mount any serious challenge against a strong and determined Yagoona outfit.

As Yagoona look to recover from two tough defeats with the boost of returning players, and the Wolves battle through another week of player absences, this fixture is laced with unpredictability. Both sides are desperate for a result—Yagoona to maintain their position near the top, and Central Sydney to avoid slipping further down the table—making this an intriguing and potentially explosive matchup.

 

 

Padstow Hornets vs Panania Diggers, Saturday 3rd May 4:00pm @ Stuart Street Reserve

Previous Meeting: Padstow Hornets 0-3 Panania Diggers

Padstow Hornets come into this weekend as the form team of the competition, aiming to extend their winning streak to five consecutive matches as they take on a resurgent Panania Diggers side who have also recorded back-to-back wins in recent weeks.

Currently sitting in 4th place, Padstow Hornets achieved what no other team has managed during the 2024 season and the early part of 2025—they handed Padstow United their first defeat in 24 regular season matches. Jake Ingle opened the scoring to give the Hornets a 1-0 lead at halftime, before Mike Cklamovski continued his impressive season with a goal of his own. Ingle then sealed the result with his second goal of the match, giving Hornets a statement 3-0 win over the league leaders.

That Round 7 result also marked Padstow Hornets’ first clean sheet of the season, a boost for a defence that will be tested against a Panania Diggers side that has been firing in attack over the past two rounds. The Hornets will be without experienced defender Lachlan Bateman due to suspension, but with the possibility of moving into 2nd place depending on other results, they’ll be highly motivated to continue their winning run and make another strong statement this weekend.

3rd placed Panania Diggers will arrive full of confidence after pulling off a thrilling comeback victory against Yagoona Lions, in what was their first home game of the season. Despite falling behind 2-0 in the first half, Panania rallied through the efforts of Josh Bull and Nicholas Vertsonis, who combined to level the score early in the second half. Bull then completed his brace with a crucial goal in the 82nd minute, securing a memorable 3-2 win for the Diggers.

Nicholas Vertsonis has now found the back of the net three times in his last two appearances, hitting a rich vein of form at a crucial point in the season. As Panania prepare to break down a reinvigorated Hornets defence, Vertsonis will be a key figure once again, particularly with the incentive of potentially climbing to 2nd on the table depending on other results.

This isn’t just a 3rd vs 4th battle—it also serves as a grand final rematch between two clubs with plenty of recent history and rivalry. With both sides in red-hot form and a possible spot in the top two on the line, fans can expect an intense and high-quality encounter.

Term 2 Programs in Bankstown!

2025 Term 2 BUFC Pre-SAP and Junior Development Programs 

Location: Padstow Park Synthetic, 24 Davies Rd, Padstow NSW 2211

Dates: Every Wednesday 30th April – 2nd July 2025

Times: 5:30 – 7pm (Every Wednesday)

Price:  

  • New Participant:  $284 + FNSW Fees (Includes BUFC Training Jersey, Shorts, Socks, and String bag) 
  • Returning Participant: $244 + FNSW Fees

For more information, please email football.development@bdafa.com.au

Registration Here –  https://registration.dribl.com/club/703

 

Kick-on for Women Program

 

Kick on for Women is a FREE  8-week program designed as an introduction to the Football.

This is a fantastic opportunity for women to engage in a low-impact football-based fitness program, improving your skills and building friendships along the way.

Program Details:

Dates: Every Wednesday 30th April – 18th June 2025

Venue: Padstow Park, 24 Davies Rd, Padstow

Session Times: 7:15pm – 8pm

Registration Here – https://registration.dribl.com/club/703

Umbro AAL1 Match of the Round 3 Preview

Following two rounds of the competition, two teams remain undefeated in the competition, while we also have two teams searching for their first points of the season.

Our Match of the Round this Sunday sees Revesby Workers featured again as they face the top of the table Bankstown Sports Stars who are flying as they play at Padstow Park.

Match of the Round: Revesby Workers vs Bankstown Sports Stars, Sunday 27th April 3pm @ Padstow Park

These two teams have not met in previous seasons.

Revesby Workers saw their impressive 19-game unbeaten run in the AAL1 competition come to an end at the hands of East Bankstown, and they’ll be determined to bounce back to winning ways this weekend. Meanwhile, Bankstown Sports Stars, newcomers to the division, are riding high and will be aiming to claim their third straight victory as they look to solidify their position at the top of the table.

Currently in 3rd place, Revesby Workers suffered their first defeat in 20 AAL1 matches in Round 2 when they met a red-hot East Bankstown side in a top-of-the-table clash. East Bankstown opened the scoring early, but Revesby responded in the 30th minute through their captain, Gabriela Eisenhuth. Despite the fightback, they struggled to contain East Bankstown’s attacking pressure, conceding again late in the first half and early in the second to fall to a 3-1 loss.

Now faced with an unfamiliar challenge—recovering from a loss—Revesby Workers will look to use their wealth of AAL1 experience to refocus and bounce back quickly. With the top teams already pulling away, a defeat this weekend could see Revesby fall six points behind the leaders. They’ll be fully focused on securing three crucial points to stay in contention.

Despite the setback, Revesby Workers still hold the joint-best attacking record so far this season, having scored eight goals across their first two games. However, they’ll be up against a Bankstown Sports Stars side that has yet to concede a single goal. With that in mind, all eyes will be on Revesby’s attacking duo—Eisenhuth and Abbey Warren—who will need to be clinical if they’re to breach the Stars’ solid backline.

Bankstown Sports Stars have taken the AAL1 competition by storm in their debut season, sitting proudly at the top of the table after two commanding wins. Their latest triumph came in a strong 5-0 performance over Panania Diggers. Diana Elshiekh, Monical Nolevski, and Chelsea Lalsing all found the net in the first half to put the game beyond doubt by halftime, before Farah Moutasallem added a second-half brace to seal the emphatic victory. The win gives them confidence heading into what will be their biggest test so far.

Defensively, Bankstown Sports Stars have been exceptional, not conceding in their opening two games. Their young backline has shown great promise, and their experienced defenders—some of whom have previously faced Revesby Workers—will be essential this weekend in containing one of the competition’s most dangerous attacking units. Revesby scored a staggering 83 goals in 16 games last season, so the defensive test will be a serious one.

Offensively, the Stars have matched Revesby’s goal tally this season with eight goals of their own. Diana Elshiekh and Chelsea Lalsing have already proven to be a dynamic partnership, combining for five of those goals across two matches, and they’ll look to continue causing problems against a typically solid Revesby defence.

With both teams having never faced each other before, there’s an added layer of intrigue heading into this fixture. The key question remains: can Revesby Workers bounce back from defeat and show their champion pedigree, or will Bankstown Sports Stars continue their dream start and make a strong statement as title contenders in their first season?

Umbro Bankstown Premier League Round 7 Preview

The BPL teams have had a weekend off to rest and will be fired up for the final games of our full 1st round of the competition before teams play each other for the second time next week.

Our Match of the Round this weekend sees Greenacre Eagles and Bankstown Sports Stars meet as both teams search for an important three points this weekend.

 

Match of the Round: Greenacre Eagles vs Bankstown Sports Stars, Saturday 26th April 4:00pm @ Allum Park

These two teams did not meet last season.

Both Greenacre Eagles and Bankstown Sports Stars will be determined to put an end to their respective three-game losing streaks this weekend in a clash that holds significant implications for their seasons. The loser of this matchup is set to drop to the bottom of the ladder after the first seven rounds of the competition.

Currently sitting in 7th place, Greenacre Eagles have endured their most challenging stretch of the season, suffering three heavy defeats with a combined scoreline of 13-2. Their Round 6 loss was particularly tough, going down 4-0, with all four goals conceded in a 17-minute spell between the 39th and 56th minutes. After having a week off, the Eagles will be hoping the break helps them regroup and reset ahead of this must-win fixture.

Defensive stability will be the main focus for Greenacre this weekend, as they’ve leaked goals at a worrying rate over their last three games. However, they’ll be buoyed by the fact that they’re coming up against a side that has also struggled to convert chances, giving the Eagles a golden opportunity to concentrate on reducing the Stars’ attacking threat.

A major positive for the Eagles is the return of their captain, Omar Elmustapha, who will rejoin the squad this weekend. Additionally, three players will come back from suspension, offering a big lift in terms of experience and depth. With these reinforcements, Greenacre will be hopeful of securing a win that could potentially see them climb into 6th place, depending on other results.

Meanwhile, Bankstown Sports Stars, currently in 8th, are still chasing their first victory of the season. They also come into this fixture on the back of three straight defeats. In Round 6, they pushed Padstow Hornets in a competitive outing. Despite falling behind early, the Stars responded in the second half with their marquee signing, Elliot Gurney, netting an equaliser in the 49th minute. However, the Hornets regained the lead shortly after and held on for a narrow 2-1 win.

Despite their struggles, there have been signs of improvement for the Stars, particularly in attack. After going goalless through the first four rounds, they’ve now managed to score in back-to-back matches, which will boost their confidence heading into this weekend’s game. They’ll look to build on that progress and take advantage of Greenacre’s defensive vulnerabilities — the Eagles have conceded the most goals in the league so far this season.

The Stars have shown great grit and resilience throughout the campaign, regularly staying competitive deep into matches. If they can start converting their chances, especially in the latter stages of games, they could finally break through for their first win of the year this weekend.

With last place looming for the loser and both sides eager to halt their downward spiral, this weekend’s showdown between Greenacre Eagles and Bankstown Sports Stars carries major importance. As both teams aim to get their season back on track, expect a high-stakes battle with ladder movement very much on the line.

 

Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat vs Central Sydney Wolves, Saturday 26th April 4:00pm @ Crest Sporting Complex

2024 Meetings: Bankstown Sports Strikers 1-3 Central Sydney Wolves, Central Sydney Wolves 5-2 Bankstown Sports Strikers

Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat will be thrilled to return to Crest Sporting Complex this weekend as they host Central Sydney Wolves, who will arrive eager to bounce back and make a strong statement following a heavy defeat in their last outing.

In their encounters last season, Central Sydney Wolves came out on top in both fixtures. However, with a refreshed and restructured squad this year, Strikers Heat are expected to offer a much sterner challenge, making this weekend’s clash a far more competitive affair.

Currently sitting in 5th place, Strikers Heat are one of the in-form teams in the competition, coming into this match with back-to-back victories. Their Round 6 performance was arguably their best of the season, claiming an emphatic 4-0 win away at Greenacre Eagles at Allum Park. Robson De Souza, who has now started the last three matches, starred with a hat-trick, while Felipe Araujo also found the back of the net to round out a dominant display.

The Heat have now scored six goals across their last two outings while also keeping two clean sheets. With momentum on both ends of the pitch, they’ll be confident of making it three straight wins as they return to Crest. A victory could also potentially see them break into the top four, depending on the outcome of other fixtures.

As for the 6th placed Central Sydney Wolves, they’ll be determined to avoid a third straight loss after a difficult Round 6 showing against Panania. Missing several key players, the Wolves were caught off guard by a clinical Panania Diggers side, conceding three goals in each half in a 6-0 defeat — the largest margin of the season so far.

The Wolves now find themselves six points adrift of the top four and risk slipping even further down the standings if they can’t secure a result this weekend. With uncertainty still surrounding the availability of several key squad members, it will be crucial for the rest of the team to step up and deliver a strong performance in what could be a turning point in their season.

This weekend’s BPL fixture is set to be a significant one, marking the first Premier League match played at Crest Sporting Complex since May 25 of last year. With Strikers Heat surging in form and the Wolves desperate to halt their slide, this clash promises to be an exciting and potentially season-defining encounter.

 

Panania Diggers vs Yagoona Lions, Saturday 26th April 4:00pm @ Kelso South

2024 Meetings: Yagoona Lions 0-2 Panania Diggers, Panania Diggers 1-2 Yagoona Lions

Panania Diggers will be buzzing with excitement as they prepare for their first home game of the season at Kelso this weekend, hosting Yagoona Lions, who will be determined to bounce back after suffering their first loss of the campaign last round.

Last season’s meetings between the two sides were tightly contested, with each team managing to secure away wins in their respective matchups. Now sitting 2nd and 3rd on the ladder, both teams head into this clash evenly matched, and another close battle is on the cards.

Currently in 3rd place, Panania Diggers snapped a two-game losing streak in style in Round 6, delivering the biggest win of the BPL season so far with a 6-0 win over Central Sydney Wolves. Nicholas Vertsonis struck twice in the first half, joined by a goal from Hayden Probert as Panania entered the break with a commanding 3-0 lead. The second half followed a similar pattern, with Joshua Adams scoring shortly after the restart, before substitute Mitchell Jeffs came on and netted a brace to round off a dominant performance.

Despite struggling to find the net in recent weeks, Panania’s key attacking trio—Probert, Vertsonis, and Adams—rediscovered their scoring touch in Round 6, which will give them a much-needed confidence boost heading into this crucial game. However, all eyes will be on the Panania defence this weekend, as they go up against a Yagoona attack that has been the most prolific in the competition so far.

2nd placed Yagoona Lions saw their five-match winning streak come to an end in last weekend’s Match of the Round against ladder leaders Padstow United. Yagoona made a strong start, taking a 1-0 lead into halftime thanks to a goal from Tom Markovski. But the second half unraveled for the Lions, as they conceded three goals and were hit with a triple blow—receiving three red cards in the space of the half, ultimately going down 3-1.

The task doesn’t get any easier this weekend, with Yagoona set to be without three key players due to suspension. With Panania sitting five points behind them, a loss could see the gap narrow to two points, making this a high-stakes fixture. Yagoona will need to dig deep and show resilience to ensure they leave Kelso with all three points and maintain breathing room from the chasing pack.

As a top-of-the-table showdown between two of the competition’s most exciting teams, this weekend’s clash promises to be one of the standout fixtures of the season. With Panania playing at home for the first time at Kelso, a big crowd is expected, adding to the intensity of what’s shaping up to be a thrilling contest.

 

 

Padstow United vs Padstow Hornets, Saturday 26th April 4:00pm @ Playford Park

2024 Meetings: Padstow United 2-1 Padstow Hornets, Padstow Hornets 1-3 Padstow United, Padstow United 1-2 Padstow Hornets (Preliminary Final)

A huge clash this weekend sees a Padstow derby as Padstow United looking to continue their winning streak to start the season as they host Padstow Hornets this weekend.

A massive showdown awaits this weekend in the form of the Padstow derby, as Padstow United look to extend their perfect start to the season when they host cross-town rivals Padstow Hornets.
Last season’s encounters saw Padstow United claim both regular season victories over the Hornets. However, it was the Hornets who had the final say, knocking United out in the preliminary final with a 2-1 win to secure their place in the grand final.

Currently sitting at the top of the table, Padstow United continued their unbeaten run in Round 6, securing a big win in the Match of the Round against Yagoona Lions. After trailing 1-0 at halftime and losing captain John Martinez early in the match, United bounced back strongly. Rafa Coutinho stepped up in Martinez’s absence, netting his first two goals of the season, while Juan Asensos came off the bench to score and as they completed 3-1 comeback victory.

This weekend presents another major challenge for United, facing a rejuvenated Padstow Hornets side who are riding a wave of momentum. Rafa Coutinho will be a key player to watch for United once again—he was the difference last season in this fixture, scoring both goals in a 2-1 win. Now that he’s opened his account for the season, he’ll be hungry to add more against a familiar opponent.

Padstow Hornets, currently in 4th place, are hitting their stride at the right time with three straight wins heading into this weekend’s derby. Their latest victory came against Bankstown Sports Stars, where Manuel Angelopoulos opened the scoring early, before Stars equalised early in the second half. Once again, it was Mike Cklamovski who came to the rescue, scoring the winner in the 55th minute to secure a hard-fought 2-1 result.

To overcome Padstow United, the Hornets will need a sharp and clinical attacking display. United have conceded just three goals across the opening six rounds, making them one of the toughest defences to break down. The attacking trio of Mike Cklamovski, Manuel Angelopoulos, and Matthew West will need to be at their best—they’ve already combined for nine goals this season and will be crucial in unlocking the United backline.

The Padstow derby has consistently delivered exciting and competitive football, with both clubs sitting near the top of the table in recent seasons. This year is no different, as two of the competition’s most in-form teams face off in what promises to be another thrilling chapter in their storied rivalry.

Kick on For Women Program

Bankstown Football is excited to be running the ‘Kick on for Women’ program.

Kick on for Women is a FREE  8-week program designed as an introduction to the Football.

This is a fantastic opportunity for women to engage in a low-impact football-based fitness program, improving your skills and building friendships along the way.

Program Details:

Dates: Every Wednesday 30th April – 18th June 2025

Venue: Padstow Park, 24 Davies Rd, Padstow

Session Times: 7:15pm – 8pm

Register now for the Kick on for Women Program!

https://registration.dribl.com/club/703

 

BUFC Term 2 Development Programs 2025

2025 Term 2 BUFC Pre-SAP and Junior Development Programs 

Location: Padstow Park Synthetic, 24 Davies Rd, Padstow NSW 2211

Dates: 10-Week program (Every Wednesday) 

  • Start Date: Wednesday 30th of April 2025
  • Finish Date: Wednesday 2nd of July 2025

Times: 

  • BUFC Pre-Sap Program (Under 6’s – Under 8’s Mixed): 5:30 – 7pm 
  • BUFC Junior Development Program (Under 9’s – Under 12’s Mixed): 5:30 – 7pm

Price:  

  • BUFC Pre-Sap Program – New Participant:  $284 + FNSW Fees (Includes BUFC Training Jersey, Shorts, Socks, and String bag) 
  • BUFC Junior Development Program – New Participant: $284 + FNSW Fees (Includes BUFC Training Jersey, Shorts, Socks, and String bag) 
  • BUFC Pre-Sap Program – Returning Participant: $244 + FNSW Fees
  • BUFC Junior Development Program – Returning Participant: $244 + FNSW Fees

Coaches: 

  • BUFC FFA Accredited Coaches
  • BUFC Technical Director
  • BUFC SAP Head Coaches

For more information, please email football.development@bdafa.com.au

Registration HERE 

https://registration.dribl.com/club/703

BDAFA Foundations of Football Coaching Course – EOI

Bankstown Football will be holding two Foundations of Football Course.

The course is suitable for coaches of all age groups and coaches will receive a certificate at the end of the course which will give them accreditation towards their C license.

Dates: 25th May and 15th June 2025

Location: Stuart St Reserve – Home of Padstow Hornets FC

Time: 8am to 4pm

COST $100.00 – which is fully refundable upon successful completion of the course.

For your chance to attend, please complete the EOI form. This is strictly first in best dressed, with limited spots available.

Foundations of Football Coaching Course - EOI

Please Fill out the expression of interest if you would like to attend one of our 'Foundations of Football' Coaching Courses.

  • If Known
  • These dates are only drafts and are subject to interest and availability.

 

Bankstown United April School Holiday Clinic

The football fun doesn’t stop with the holidays around the corner, we are excited to announce Bankstown United FC in collaboration with BDAFA, will be running a School Holiday Program this April School Holidays for Boys and Girls aged 6-12 years old.

The program has developed by Bankstown United’s fully accredited Football Federation Australia (FFA) SAP and Youth Coaches. Participants will experience SAP representative level training over the course of the program.

The programs costs $120 per participant.

Information:

  • Dates: 15th &16th of April, Tuesday & Wednesday, 2025
  • Time: 9am -12pm each day
  • Location: Padstow Park Synthetic, Padstow

To register for this program click on the below link.

https://registration.dribl.com/club/703

For more information please contact – football.development@bdafa.com.au

BUFC participates in the National Premier League (NPL2) NSW Men’s, Youth & SAP Competitions.

Umbro AAL1 Match of the Round 2 Preview

In Round 1 of the Umbro All Age Ladies competition we saw some impressive results with Revesby Workers, East Bankstown and Bankstown Sports Stars all picking up wins over the weekend. Round 2 is set to be even better!

Our Match of the Round this weekend features a top of the table clash between East Bankstown and Revesby Workers at Marco Reserve.

 

Match of the Round: East Bankstown vs Revesby Workers, Sunday 13th April 3pm @ Marco Reserve

Previous Meeting: Revesby Workers 3-1 East Bankstown – 2024 Semi Final

East Bankstown will be looking to end an 11-game winless streak against Revesby Workers when the two sides face off this weekend, while Revesby will be determined to solidify their place at the top of the table early in the season with another strong performance.

The last time these two teams met was in the 2024 Semi-Final, where Revesby Workers clinched victory to book their spot directly into the Grand Final. That result capped off a dominant run in their head-to-head matchups, with Revesby winning all four encounters in 2024 by an aggregate score of 19-4. If East Bankstown is to turn the tide this season, they’ll need a significant shift in momentum and execution.

Currently sitting in second place on the ladder, East Bankstown kicked off their 2025 campaign with an emphatic 4-0 win over Panania Diggers in Round 1. Last season’s AAL1 Golden Boot winner, Pia Livas, wasted no time in getting on the scoresheet, while captain Chiara Nohra also found the net. Their standout performer, however, was 18-year-old Aimee Challita. Making her debut season in AAL1 after progressing through the junior ranks, Challita bagged a brace in a performance that showed plenty of promise for the season ahead.

Historically, East Bankstown have struggled to find the back of the net against Revesby. In six matchups across the 2023 and 2024 seasons, they managed only seven goals, with five of those coming from the duo of Pia Livas and Tara Edminston. This season marks the first time both Livas and Edminston are playing together, and their chemistry could prove vital if East Bankstown are to trouble a usually resolute Revesby defence this Sunday.

The main objective for East Bankstown this round will be to break their 11-game winless streak against their formidable opponents—a streak that dates back to May 16, 2021, when they secured a 2-1 win at Gosling Park. With a refreshed squad and the return of coach and manager Chris Millar for the 2025 campaign, East Bankstown are hopeful of pulling off what would be a major upset.

On the other hand, Revesby Workers started their season in typically dominant fashion, dispatching newcomers St Christopher’s 7-0. Abbey Warren set the tone early with a first-half brace, before reigning Bronze Medal Player of the Year, Gabriela Eisenhuth, netted a second-half hat trick with three quickfire goals. Olivia Lambkin and Elizabeth Alexis rounded off the rout with late strikes, underlining the side’s attacking depth.

In their three regular season meetings with East Bankstown last year, Revesby racked up an eye-watering 16 goals. However, it’s worth noting that half of those were scored by players no longer playing this season or unavailable due to injury, including Marianna Konidaris, Renee Williams, and Mya Donnelly. Revesby will be looking to current stars like captain Gabriela Eisenhuth and Abbey Warren—both instrumental in Round 1—to fill that scoring void.

Unbeaten in their last 19 competition matches, Revesby Workers’ last loss came in a 3-2 semi-final defeat to Georges River Thistle in 2023. With the chance to stretch that run to 20 games this weekend, Revesby will be fully motivated to maintain their perfect record and stay atop the table following Round 2.

In what promises to be one of the season’s biggest showdowns so far, East Bankstown are aiming to snap their long-standing winless run against a powerhouse Revesby Workers outfit, while Revesby look to extend their unbeaten streak to 20 games. With early-season bragging rights and top spot on the line, expect nothing short of fireworks this Sunday.

Umbro Bankstown Premier League Round 6 Preview

Round 6 is shaping up to be the most eagerly anticipated round of the season so far, with two teams in red-hot form, each boasting an impressive five-straight wins to kick off their campaigns. The excitement surrounding this round is palpable, and our Match of the Round has never felt this thrilling at such an early stage of the season.

This weekend’s Round 6 Match of the Round features a top of the table clash between Padstow United and Yagoona Lions at Playford Park.

 

Match of the Round: Padstow United vs Yagoona Lions, Saturday 12th April 4:00pm @ Playford Park

2024 Meetings: Padstow United 2-2 Yagoona Lions, Yagoona Lions 0-3 Padstow United

This week’s clash between Padstow United and Yagoona Lions could prove to be the most significant match of the season for both teams, with the possibility that one of them will emerge as the only undefeated side in the competition after this encounter.

Looking back at last season’s results, Padstow United holds the upper hand in this fixture, having secured a total of four points against the Lions. However, based on the current form, Yagoona Lions will undoubtedly present a much tougher challenge for United this season, making this matchup one of the most eagerly anticipated of the year.

Second-placed Padstow United comes into this game on the back of what was one of their hardest-fought wins of the season in Round 5, when they narrowly defeated Central Sydney Wolves 2-1 at home. After taking a 2-0 lead in the first half thanks to goals from their captain John Martinez and player/coach Sergio Tarazona, Padstow were forced to dig deep after conceding late in the match. Despite the pressure, they held firm to secure the victory.

Defensively, Padstow United has been nothing short of impressive this season, conceding just two goals in their opening five games. With key defenders like Lachlan Harte and goalkeeper James Maxwell at the helm, Padstow United will rely heavily on their solid backline to thwart a potent Yagoona Lions attack, which has netted 22 goals in its first five games.

Padstow United’s remarkable unbeaten run in regular season BPL matches currently stands at 23 games, dating back to Round 1 of the 2024 season. This impressive streak has put them in a strong position heading into this fixture, and they will be determined to maintain it, with the added incentive of potentially jumping ahead of Yagoona Lions to take top spot on the table.

Yagoona Lions, who sit at the top of the table, have been by far the most improved team this season and now face their toughest test yet. Over the weekend, they delivered another commanding performance, winning 5-1 at home against Bankstown Sports Stars. Jamie Bazevski was the standout performer, scoring a sensational hat-trick in the opening 25 minutes, followed by goals from Tom Markovski and Jayden Kassardjian.

The Lions’ attacking play has been electrifying, averaging 4.4 goals per game across their first five matches. Bazevski, who has netted 13 goals so far, has been the focal point of their attack, scoring at least twice in every game this season. However, Yagoona will be well aware of the formidable challenge posed by Padstow United’s defence, and they will need to be clinical with the chances they get, as they may not find themselves in as many goal-scoring opportunities as they have in previous weeks.

Yagoona’s defence has been just as solid, conceding only four goals in their opening matches. With key defenders such as Steven Kotevski and captain Matthew Zvezdakoski anchoring the backline, the Lions will need to be at their best to keep Padstow United’s potent attackers, including John Martinez and Rafa Coutinho, at bay.

This Match of the Round is one not to be missed, as it pits the league’s most prolific attacking side, Yagoona Lions, against the most resolute defensive unit, Padstow United. With both teams in top form, this match promises to be a thrilling encounter, and with only one team likely to remain undefeated after the final whistle, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

 

Greenacre Eagles vs Bankstown Sports Strikers, Saturday 12th April 4:00pm @ Allum Park

These two teams did not meet last season.

Greenacre Eagles will be eager to put a challenging few weeks behind them as they host Bankstown Sports Strikers this weekend, who come into the match on a high after securing their first win of the season. With the Strikers hopeful of back-to-back victories, this matchup promises to be a pivotal one for both sides.

Currently sitting in 7th place, Greenacre Eagles are reeling from a tough 4-1 defeat to Padstow Hornets on their home ground. It marked the second time this season they’ve suffered back-to-back losses. In the match, Greenacre went into halftime trailing 1-0, and despite hopes of a second-half resurgence, they found themselves conceding three more goals in the opening 25 minutes of the second half, making it 4-0 by the 70th minute. Abdul Shinnaq did pull one back for Greenacre with a late consolation goal, but it was too little, too late, as they succumbed to the 4-1 defeat.

This weekend’s game is crucial for Greenacre, as they face a Bankstown Sports Strikers team sitting just one point above them in the standings. A win could see Greenacre move to within a point of the top four, provided other results go their way. However, the task will be made even harder for Greenacre, as three of their players—Abdullatif Ghazal, Nicholas Philippou, and AJ Simms—are all serving suspensions following their side’s loss to the Hornets. This loss of key personnel will add an extra layer of difficulty for the Eagles as they look to get their season back on track.

Meanwhile, 6th-placed Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat will be buoyed by their first win of the season, a 2-0 victory over 3rd-placed Panania Diggers in Round 5. It was a hard-fought and defensively solid match, with Strikers Heat’s captain Robson De Souza scoring late in the first half and Anderson Madeira Dos Santos sealing the win with another late goal in the second half.

With momentum on their side, Strikers Heat will be determined to make it back-to-back victories for the first time this season. A win would propel them into the top four for the first time, giving them a real boost as they push for a strong finish to the first third of the season. While their defence has been one of the strongest in the league, Strikers Heat will be hoping to improve their clinical finishing and start converting more of their chances in front of goal, particularly against Greenacre, who have conceded the most goals in the competition this season.

For both teams, the stakes couldn’t be higher. A loss could see either side drift further from the teams above them, making this clash one with serious ramifications for their aspirations this season. With everything to play for, this promises to be a crucial and intense encounter.

 

 

Central Sydney Wolves vs Panania Diggers, Saturday 12th April 4:00pm @ Lockwood Park

2024 Meetings: Central Sydney Wolves 2-3 Panania Diggers, Panania Diggers 3-2 Central Sydney Wolves

Both Central Sydney Wolves and Panania Diggers enter this weekend’s match looking to bounce back from recent losses, with both teams eager to return to winning ways when they meet at Lockwood Park.

Last season, the fixtures between these two sides were closely contested, with both teams finishing in the top four. However, it was Panania who came out on top in both encounters, securing 3-2 victories in each match. As a result, Panania has developed something of a bogey status for the Wolves, with Central Sydney only managing to defeat Panania once in their last six meetings. This history will add an extra layer of intrigue to what promises to be a tense and competitive clash.

Currently sitting in 5th place, Central Sydney Wolves come into this match following a narrow 2-1 loss to Padstow United. Despite their best efforts to mount a comeback, the Wolves found themselves 2-0 down at halftime. However, they came out with renewed energy in the second half, and after a late goal from substitute Iyaite Elias, they brought the game to within a goal. Unfortunately, the Wolves were unable to find an equaliser in the final 10 minutes, and the match ended in a 2-1 defeat.

The Wolves will be hoping to capitalise on a golden opportunity this weekend, where a win by three goals or more could see them leapfrog Panania Diggers in the standings. With Panania’s defensive form dropping off in recent weeks and the Wolves having found more goal-scoring rhythm in their last couple of matches, they will be confident they can secure a positive result on home soil.

Panania Diggers, who sit in 3rd place, have hit a significant setback, suffering back-to-back defeats for the first time since the 2023 season. Their most recent loss, a 2-0 defeat to Bankstown Sports Strikers Heat, left them with only one goal scored in their last three matches, as they now find themselves in a three-game winless streak.

With their attack struggling in the absence of key forward Mason Hunter, Panania will need key attackers like Joshua Adams, Hayden Probert, and Nicholas Vertsonis to step up and rediscover their scoring touch. A win this weekend is crucial for Panania, as they look to turn around their recent dip in form and get their season back on track.

Both teams, coming off disappointing losses, will be looking to make a statement and secure an important victory to keep their push for the top of the table alive. With so much at stake, expect both sides to come out firing and give it their all in what should be a thrilling encounter. Only one team can come out on top, and the battle at Lockwood Park is set to be an intense one.

 

 

Padstow Hornets vs Bankstown Sports Stars, Saturday 12th April 4:00pm @ Stuart Street Reserve

2024 Meetings: Bankstown Sports Stars 1-5 Padstow Hornets, Padstow Hornets 3-0 Bankstown Sports Stars

Padstow Hornets will be buzzing with confidence after securing their biggest win of the season last weekend, and they’ll be eager to make it three victories in a row as they host Bankstown Sports Stars—currently the only winless team in the competition—at Stuart Street Reserve.

In last season’s meetings, Padstow Hornets were clearly the dominant side, coming away with two convincing wins and a combined aggregate score of 8-1. One standout from those clashes was Michael Cklamovski, who netted four goals across the two fixtures and will undoubtedly be the player to watch again this weekend as the Hornets look to continue their strong run.

Sitting in 4th place, the Hornets hit their stride in Round 5 with a commanding 4-1 win over Greenacre Eagles. They opened the scoring in the first half thanks to Michael Cklamovski, before piling on three more goals in the first 25 minutes of the second half, courtesy of Daniel Gubbay, Tom Kovacs, and another from Cklamovski. It was a dominant display that showcased both their attacking depth and ability to control the game from start to finish.

Looking ahead to this weekend, Padstow Hornets will be aiming to keep their winning momentum going and will also be hoping to register their first clean sheet of the season. Facing a Bankstown Sports Stars side that has only managed to score once in the opening five rounds presents the perfect opportunity to do just that.

Meanwhile, 8th placed Bankstown Sports Stars endured their toughest outing of the season last weekend, going down 5-1 to the top-of-the-table Yagoona Lions. A slow start saw them concede three goals within the first 25 minutes, but to their credit, the Stars fought their way back into the contest and managed to score their first goal of the season through Michael Nicolas. Despite the scoreline, that moment of offensive breakthrough will give them a small boost heading into this weekend’s clash.

For Bankstown Sports Stars, the objective remains unchanged—they need to find a way to be more effective in front of goal. While their energy and defensive work rate have shown promise at times, converting their chances will be key if they are to pull off an upset and earn their first win of the season, especially against the reigning champions.

With Padstow Hornets chasing a third consecutive win and the Stars desperate to avoid a third straight defeat, both sides have plenty on the line.

Umbro All Age Ladies 1 2025 Season Preview

The Umbro AAL1 competition is back for 2025 with the finalists from 2024 returning in 2025 and two new additions to make up a 6-team competition.

With several high-profile signings for 2025, the competition is set to be even more exciting and more competitive this season.

Here is how each team is looking ahead of the new season:

Bankstown Sports Stars

Last Season: 1st place (All Age Ladies 3)

For the first time in over 15 years, Bankstown Sports Stars is stepping up to compete in the top All Age Ladies division in Bankstown. After finishing first in the All-Age Ladies 3 competition, the club has focused on nurturing its youth and promoted its successful All Age Ladies 3 squad—many of whom have been with the club for years—into the higher division, while also securing several key new acquisitions.

A total of eight players in the Stars’ 2025 squad are 18 years old or younger, underscoring the club’s commitment to youth development. To bring in some experience for the upcoming season, Stars have also signed six players from Georges River Thistle’s former WPL team, which claimed the premiers title in both 2022 and 2023. With seasoned players like Paige Casacchia, Nikki Hudson, Vera Milutinovic, Farah Moutasallem, Monica Nolveski, and Hayley Stone joining the team, the Stars now boast the vital AAL1 experience needed to complement their youthful squad. Expect them to be strong contenders in 2025.

Bankstown Sports Stars will kick off their season on Sunday against the Central Sydney Wolves, a challenging opener given that the Wolves were grand finalists in the competition last season.

Central Sydney Wolves

Last Season: 3rd place (All Age Ladies 1)

After making their return to the top All Age Ladies competition in Bankstown for the first time since 2020, the Central Sydney Wolves quickly established themselves as strong championship contenders. They finished 3rd during the regular season and, despite a valiant effort, ultimately fell short in the Grand Final. With the new season on the horizon, the Wolves will be eager to build on their successes and are determined to go one step further in 2025.

However, Central Sydney Wolves have experienced significant player movement since the 2024 season, particularly in their front line, with key players moving on. The team will now be looking to their younger acquisitions to step up and fill the gap. Asma Mohammad Zada, returning for her second season, will play a crucial role in their attack, having finished as the 9th highest goal scorer last season. But the most significant inclusion to the Wolves this season is the return of their captain and goalkeeper, Ola El-Zahab, who was named Player of the Year in the AAL1 competition last season. El-Zahab’s leadership and shot-stopping ability will be vital for the team’s success.

The Central Sydney Wolves will kick off their 2025 season with a challenging Round 1 match against Bankstown Sports Stars, who are newbies in 2025. With both teams making significant recruitments ahead of the new campaign, this matchup promises to be a tough and highly competitive contest. The Wolves will be prepared for an intense battle as they look to make a strong statement in the opening round.

East Bankstown

Last Season: 2nd Place (All Age Ladies 1)

East Bankstown has been a staple in BDAFA’s top women’s competition for over 10 years. Despite their consistent presence, the team faced disappointment last season as they finished 2nd in the league but fell short of making the grand final for the 8th consecutive year. This marks a long-standing drought, as East Bankstown has not reached the grand final since winning the competition in 2016. With a renewed sense of determination, East Bankstown is more focused than ever on capturing silverware in 2025. To strengthen their squad and boost their chances, the club has re-signed key players who were integral to their success in previous seasons. The team’s ambition is clear: they are ready to push for a spot in the grand final and aim to bring home the trophy in 2025.

East Bankstown will have 11 players returning from their 2024 squad, with the most notable return being Pia Livas. Livas, who was awarded the Silver Medal as Player of the Year last season, also finished as the competitions top goal scorer, netting an impressive 12 goals. In addition to Livas, East Bankstown will benefit from the return of Angalene Pavlovic, Michaele Perugini, and Tara Edmiston, who are coming back after a season off. Their inclusion will add even more depth and strength to an already formidable squad.

Looking ahead to their 2025 campaign, East Bankstown will face Panania Diggers in Round 1, a team they defeated in all of their meetings last season. However, East Bankstown will understand Panania will be hungry for revenge this time around. As a result, the squad will need to be fully prepared for a challenging and competitive match as they kick off their season.

Panania Diggers

Last Season: 4th Place (All Age Ladies 1)

Following their return to the AAL1 competition last season, Panania Diggers impressed with a strong performance, making it to the finals. However, their campaign ended in the first round of the finals series when they were defeated by Central Sydney Wolves. As they head into the 2025 season, Panania faces some notable departures from their squad, but they have responded by turning to their youth to bolster their lineup for the upcoming year.

Panania Diggers have retained 11 players from their 2024 squad, providing a solid core to build around for 2025. In addition, four players – Summer Hession, Zena Hamze, Brooke Petersen, and Juliette Wedgwood – have been promoted from their 16/17’s Ladies squad to inject some youthful energy into the team. With the guidance of their experienced senior players, these young talents will be looking to make a significant impact in their first season in AAL1. To further strengthen their squad, Panania has also brought in Kristen McCormack from Glenmore Park Football Club, who participated in the 2024 AAL Ruby League. McCormack will be a welcome addition, adding depth and skill to their team.

Panania Diggers will face East Bankstown in Round 1, with last season’s losses to East Bankstown likely still fresh in their minds. Determined to start the season strong, Panania will be looking to build on the momentum they created in 2024 and come out with a strong performance in their opening match of the season.

Revesby Workers

Last Season: 1st place (All Age Ladies 1)

The dominant force of the competition is back and determined to claim a third consecutive championship title. Revesby Workers, with their undefeated squad from 2024, have retained the majority of their players, with just one new addition returning to the team. This continuity ensures they remain as strong as last season. With their track record, Revesby Workers are expected to be among the top contenders once again as the season progresses, but they will undoubtedly have a target on their back, with other teams eager to derail their pursuit of another title in 2025.

A total of fourteen players return from their championship-winning 2024 squad, and the Workers are also thrilled to welcome back Brie Lambkin, who was part of their 2023 championship team. Some standout players to watch this season include Marianna Konidaris, who finished as the second-top goal scorer in the competition last season with 11 goals. While Marianna is set to return later in the season after recovering from a long-term injury sustained in 2024, Gabriela Eisenhuth will also be a key figure after a stellar 2024 campaign. Eisenhuth was awarded the Bronze Medal as Player of the Year and finished as the third-top goal scorer with 8 goals.

Revesby Workers will face newly promoted St Christopher’s in Round 1, a match that promises to be an exciting encounter. The Workers will be looking to make a strong statement in their opening match at Padstow Park, setting the tone for the season ahead and showing the rest of the competition that they are ready to defend their title in 2025.

St Christopher’s

Last Season: 1st place (All Age Ladies 2)

St Christopher’s have earned promotion to the All Age Ladies 1 competition following a highly successful 2024 season, where they claimed the premiers title in the All Age Ladies Division 2 competition. While their season ended on a bittersweet note with a loss in the grand final to Padstow Hornets, the team will be eager to bounce back in 2025 and prove themselves in the top division.

With 11 players returning from their 2024 squad, St Christopher’s have made several key additions for the 2025 season. Two juniors, Chloe Pryde and Cara Watters, return to the club from Panania Diggers, bringing youthful energy and fresh talent to the squad as they make their debut in the All Age Ladies competition. Additionally, St Christopher’s have strengthened their team with the inclusion of 5 new players. Despite the changes, the club has successfully retained crucial members of their 2024 squad, including Rachel White and Taylah Parmeter, both of whom were standout goal scorers last season. Together, they helped propel their team to a total of 38 goals. With the team now stepping up to AAL1, expect Taylah and Rachel to play pivotal roles in leading the charge for St Christopher’s this season.

St Christopher’s will face a challenging start to their AAL1 campaign as they take on the 2024 champions, Revesby Workers, at Padstow Park.

The opening fixture promises to be a tough test for the newly promoted side, but St Christopher’s will be hopeful that they can take the fight to the reigning champions and cause an upset right from the outset.

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