Match Details
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15th March 2020
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09:40
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Bathurst Water
Uniform
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Unknown
Sundry
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Unknown
Officials
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Ross Thorley
Datuk Ganasan Narianasamy -
Player's Player
Streaming
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Unsure
Starting Lineup
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Chris Hawkins -
Craig Boorman
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Dean Schrader
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Glen Castensen
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Graham Symes
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Kamal Naqvi
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Mark Greaves
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Robert Heasman
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Scott Morrison
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Stephen Ford
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Stuart Farquharson
Substitutes
Did Not Play
Off-Field Team
Match Report
Sydney dominated this match from start to finish, statistically, territorially and on the scoreboard.
Sydney's scoring machine, Craig Boorman, opened preceedings in the seventh minute with a well taken field goal. Not wanting to be left out, Kamal Naqvi slotted home a field goal in the twentieth minute to double Sydney's advantage.
Completing the first half enslaught, Craig Boorman doubled his tally and effectively ended the contest in the 20th minute, giving Sydney a three goal advantage at half time.
Kamal and Craig continue their rich vein of scoring by adding two more in the second half, giving Craig Boorman a hat-trick. Bathurst grabbed one late from a penalty corner, meaning Sydney progressed to the final with a comprehensive 5 - 1 victory.
Played at the same time, Parkes secured a 3 - 1 victory over Metro South West in the other semi-final, earning their spot in the final against Sydney.