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These two teams met only four weeks ago with Dandenong Thunder coming out 3-0 winners in the penultimate round of the season
Last Week:
Green Gully got over the line against Northcote City 3-1 in the Minor Semi Final at Green Gully Reserve.
The Goals came from Osagie Ederaro, Mathew Sanders and Jason Hayne.
This Week:
This Week:
A win for either side will see them play off in the Grand Final next week against Oakleigh Cannons at AAMI Park following the Melbourne Heart v Wellington Phoenix A-League match.
Why Green Gully will beat Dandenong Thunder:
Why Green Gully will beat Dandenong Thunder:
This is a clash worthy of a Grand Final itself. Dandenong have been the best side all year and are looking for a treble of State Knockout Cup, Minor Premiership and VPL title. Green Gully though are after three titles in a row. We've said it all through the finals series; Green Gully have the know-how to win these finals games. Dandenong will be terrified at the prospect of finishing top and going out in straight sets.
Why Green Gully won't beat Dandenong Thunder:
Dandenong have been the best side all year. No doubt. They deserve a shot at the title and have the weapons up front to put Green Gully away when it counts.
Player to Watch:
Brian Vanega; he's crafty in and around the box and could be the wildcard.
Prediction:
Why Green Gully won't beat Dandenong Thunder:
Dandenong have been the best side all year. No doubt. They deserve a shot at the title and have the weapons up front to put Green Gully away when it counts.
Player to Watch:
Brian Vanega; he's crafty in and around the box and could be the wildcard.
Prediction:
Green Gully 2-1 Dandenong Thunder
Match details:
What: VPL Preliminary Final
Match details:
What: VPL Preliminary Final
Who: Dandenong Thunder Vs Green Gully Cavaliers
Where: Kingston Heath Soccer Complex
When: 3pm, Saturday 6th October
Where: Kingston Heath Soccer Complex
When: 3pm, Saturday 6th October