Sydney Olympic FC will travel out west to take on Blacktown City FC in Round 7 of the competition, this Sunday 13th May 2012, with kick off scheduled at 3 pm at Lily Homes Stadium.

Sydney Olympic FC have had a difficult week and are looking to put their disappointing previous results behind them. The 'Blues' encountered their second loss of the season last Sunday at Lambert Park, as a converted Andrew Bevin penalty provided the home side, APIA Leichhardt Tigers with a 2-1 victory over the defending champions. Sydney Olympic FC dominated possession over the duration of the 90 minutes but were unable to pull the trigger on a number of occasions. The inability to deliver the end product and score goals has been a weakness thus far in the 2012 season, with luck clearly not on the 'Blues' side.

A lack of luck was observed in Olympics' mid week Waratah Cup fixture at Marconi Stadium, with the 'Blues' once again overpowering their opponent and having nothing to show of it. The Stallions were awarded a penalty late in the second half and converted from the penalty spot to defeat and subsequently eliminate the 'Blues' from the Waratah Cup. The 'Blues' will not dwell on the defeat and will instead set their sights on securing the three points against Blacktown City FC on Sunday.

Previous Results

06.05.2012 APIA                                          2-1     Sydney Olympic FC
29.04.2012 Sydney Olympic FC               2-1     Parramatta FC
21.04.2012 Marconi                                    0-1     Sydney Olympic FC
14.04.2012 Blacktown Spartan                2-2     Sydney Olympic FC
09.04.2012 Sydney United                        2-1     Sydney Olympic FC
01.04.2012 Sydney Olympic FC               1-0     Rockdale City Suns

A brace by James Monie provided Blacktown City FC with their third win of the season last weekend, in Round 6 of the competition. The Blacktown outfit have yet to be defeated in the 2012 season and will be looking to maintain their undefeated streak when they meet, the defending champions this Sunday at Lily Homes Stadium.

Blacktown coach, Mark Crittenden has a number of football talents in his ranks, including former Sydney Olympic FC forward James Monie and current leading scorer and fan favourite, Ryuji Miyazawa, a japanese import who has been in great form so far for Blacktown City FC.

Previous Results

05.05.2012 Parramatta FC                    0-2         Blacktown City FC
29.04.2012 Blacktown City FC              1-1         Marconi Stallions
21.04.2012 Blacktown Spartans           0-1        Blacktown City FC
15.04.2012 Blacktown City FC              1-1        Sydney United FC
09.04.2012 Rockdale City Suns           3-4        Blacktown City FC
01.04.2012 Blacktown City FC              2-2        Manly United      

HEAD TO HEAD- PREVIOUS MEETINGS 

19.06.2011 Sydney Olympic FC 1-0 Blacktown City FC
03.04.2011 Blactown City FC     0-1 Sydney Olympic FC
06.06.2010 Blacktown City FC   3-1 Sydney Olympic FC
21.03.2010 Sydney Olympic FC 1-4 Blacktown City FC

* Lily Homes Stadium is located in Quinn Avenue, Seven Hills, NSW, 2147

The Reserve Grade fixture between the two clubs kicks off prior to the Reserve Grade fixture at 1 pm.