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Kyrgios ecstatic with Eagles win

After successive losses to Bulleen in the league and cup, Heidelberg United coach John Kyrgios was pleased to get back to winning ways and is hoping to continue their run.

McGuinness: They stopped us playing

FC Bulleen Lions coach Bob McGuinness was full of praise for both sides as his teams first half performance blew the FFV U17’s away, before the NTC girls stood up in the second.

Scoring feeling returns for Monbulk

Although she didn’t get the last touch, Monbulk Rangers striker Bella Carter-Madej was pleased to get that scoring feeling back after the club netted their first in seven games.

Katsakis: We dropped off

Heidelberg United coach George Katsakis conceded that a Dandenong comeback was on as his side eventually finished strong to seal a 5-2 NPL win on Saturday.

Belief the key for Eagles says Koutroulis

Boroondara Eagles technical director Manny Koutroulis has signalled a renewed belief from his players as the decisive factor in the clubs outstanding form in the WPL.

Gummer: Focus on ‘our’ game

Boroondara Eagles’ industrious midfielder Alex Gummer was proud of the focus her team mates showed to set themselves up for their 6-2 WPL win over Sandringham SC.

Sandy too strong for Brighton

WPL outfit Sandringham SC ultimately proved to be too strong for State League 1 side Brighton SC, who were humbled 4-0 in their Women’s State Knockout Cup clash last night.

Ragusa disappointed with point

Werribee City coach Nino Ragusa has admitted an inexcusable error for the second goal hurt his side, who he feels should’ve had all three points against Heidelberg.

Martin: Great opportunity for Bendigo

FC Bendigo’s player-coach Steve Martin has declared the NPL1 a great opportunity for Bendigo, after the new club kick-started their season with 1-0 win over Kingston City.

Karvelis chasing new Victory deal

Kingston City defender James Karvelis has admitted the lure of becoming a key player and regular game time has drawn him to the NPL 1 club, with a Victory Youth contract to play for.

Katsakis: A matter of capitalising

Heidelberg coach George Katsakis couldn’t hide his frustration as his team let slip a 2-1 lead to draw with Werribee City which would’ve seen them gain ground in the league.

Kyrgios bemoans fast starting Bulleen

John Kyrgios was disappointed after Monday night’s cup loss, but the Heidelberg coach admitted the most disheartening thing was the sub-par performance level on the night.

Eliadis: We’re more determined

South Melbourne’s cup hero Tiffany Eliadis has indicated that the team is pursuing both WPL and cup success, with the playing group more determined than ever.

Edwards eyeing the double

Off the back of a stellar performance in Bulleen’s 2-0 quarter-final win over Heidelberg United, Olivia Edwards admits that the aim is for both cup and league success in 2014.

Heckenberg happy to return to United

Youngster Emma Heckenberg has admitted that she’s stoked to have returned to old club Box Hill United after a six game stint at Monbulk Rangers.

Lions join South Melbourne in Semi-Finals draw

REPORT | FC Bulleen Lions have secured a spot in the Semi-Finals of the Women’s State Knockout Cup after scoring a comfortable 2-0 victory over Heidelberg United FC.

Late South show seals cup semi berth

South Melbourne Women scored late through Tiffany Eliadis to beat Bundoora United in the Women’s State Knockout Cup, booking their place in the semi finals.

D’Angelo: My biggest game

Oakleigh Cannons defender Dominic D’Angelo has labelled tonight’s clash against South Melbourne the biggest of his career, and is hell bent on getting the result.

Ragusa: Transfer window my lifeline

Werribee City coach Nino Ragusa was far from happy with the 2-0 loss against Oakleigh Cannons, and is already looking to bring players in during the mid-season transfer window.

Week off, familiar face boosts United

Box Hill United coach Matthew Shaw is relieved to have a weekend off to allow his side to rest and recuperate, while also delighted with the return of Emma Heckenberg.