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Mariners down Heart one nil

Sunday, October 28, 2012

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Central Coast Mariners have inflicted Melbourne Heart's second defeat of the season, defeating the Red and White 1-0 at AAMI Park on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

The winner for the visitors was scored by Pedj Bojic, who struck a brilliant free-kick over the wall leaving Heart keeper Clint Bolton with no chance.

The goal was the first of the season for Bojic and proved to be a vital one as it was enough for the Mariners to take the three points back home.

Despite the wonderful conditions for football, both sides had their share of possession, however failed to create any real chances throughout the ninety minutes, providing a less than entertaining game of football for the fans.

The win sends Central Coast up to third for the time being, while the Heart are still searching for their first win since the Melbourne Derby.

More to follow....