Sydney Olympic FC return to Belmore Sports Ground on Sunday 3rd June and hope to maintain their winning ways against current table leaders, Bonnyrigg White Eagles who have only been defeated once, thus far in the 2012 season.

1st Grade Kick off is scheduled at 3 pm, with the Reserve Grade side set to kick off prior at 1 pm. 

The defending champions returned to winning ways last weekend in Round 9 of the competition and dominated their opposition, Sutherland Sharks with a 4 nil score line.

 After obtaining a disappointing loss at Belmore two weeks ago, the ‘Blues’ travelled to the Shire and issued a convincing display. The ‘Blues’ demonstrated their desire to obtain all three points from the beginning as the defending champions played a high pressing game and created several clear cut, goal scoring chances. The home side were very much on the back foot but attempted to celebrate an early goal, through midfielder Panni Nikas who was unable an on target header.

David Gullo, looked lively throughout the encounter and provided the Blues with a 1 nil lead before the 20th minute. The ‘Blues’ added a second in the 32nd minute, courtesy of Chris Triantis who was on the receiving end of an exquisite square ball by Giannaros. The Blues continued to attack in the second stanza, as Sam Awad netted a goal, against his former side. The home side attempted to retaliate, however Olympics’ defence stood firm as substitute, Kutaiba Elrich, secured the fourth and final goal for the ‘Blues’.



Sydney Olympic FC

Previous Results

 26.05.2012 Sutherland Sharks  0-4 Sydney Olympic
 19.05.2012 Sydney Olympic 1-2 South Coast Wolves
 13.05.2012 Blacktown City 2-2 Sydney Olympic
 06.05.2012 Sydney Olympic 1-2 APIA
 29.04.2012 Sydney Olympic 2-1 Parramatta Eagles


 Bonnyrigg White Eagles have been soaring high so far in the 2012 season, with only one loss obtained in the 2012 season.

 Despite obtaining spectacular results in previous fixtures, the White Eagles struggled to dominate their opponent Parramatta FC last weekend in Round 9 of the competition, with an inability to capitalise on numerous goal scoring chances an obvious frustration.

 In what was described to be a scrappy affair, the White Eagles secured a goal in the 49th minute courtesy of Mitchell Long and were happy to obtain the three points once again and secure their position as the current table leaders. The White Eagles have an astounding 8 point lead and will strive to keep it intact when they travel to Belmore Sports Ground on Sunday afternoon.

 The White Eagles will set their sights on defeating the defending champions and will strive to be at their very best. Top goal scorer, Robbie Younis has had a stellar season so far and will be a definite one to watch on Sunday.


Bonnyrigg White Eagles

 Previous Results

 26.05.2012 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 1-0 Parramatta FC
 19.05.2012 Marconi Stallions 0-4 Bonnyrigg White Eagles
 12.05.2012 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 3-1 Blacktown Spartans
 06.05.2012 Sydney United 1-0 Bonnyrigg White Eagles
 29.04.2012 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 3-1 Manly United FC

Previous Meetings

 28.08.2011 Sydney Olympic FC 1-1 Bonnyrigg White Eagles
 04.06.2011 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 3-0 Sydney Olympic FC
 24.07.2010 Sydney Olympic FC 2-1 Bonnyrigg White Eagles
01.05.2010 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 4-2 Sydney Olympic FC

 Statistics

 Sydney Olympic FC NSW Premier League History:

 2004/5 –finished in 7th position
2006 – Finished in 6th position
2007 – finished in 9th position
2008 – Finished in 3rd position
2009 – finished in 8th position
 2010 – Finished in 11th position
2011 – finished in 1st position

 Bonnyrigg White Eagles NSW Premier League History:

2004/5 –finished in 2nd position
 2009 – finished in 9th position
 2010 – finished in 1st position
 2011 – finished in 5th position

 Did you know?

 Bonnyrigg forward, Robbie Younis is the current NSW Premier League top goal scorer, with 11 goals netted thus far in the 2012 season, 5 of which were converted from the penalty spot.

Find out whether the 'Blues'  will defeat the current table leaders, this Sunday at Belmore Sports Ground.