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Sydney FC boss Ante Juric claimed his third straight A-League Women premiership was the most satisfying of his tenure as the Sky Blues finished the regular ...

Worth was frustrating Sydney and it wasn’t until the goalkeeper was substituted to give the retiring Clare Coelho a cameo in the 75th minute, that the picture changed. Sydney will play Western in a fortnight’s time for a spot in the grand final. After Western United won earlier on Saturday, Juric’s Sky Blues needed a victory at Allianz Stadium to ensure they became the first side to finish top in three straight seasons.

Robert Mak's dramatic late goal has helped Sydney FC come back to secure a 3-3 draw against Western United in the A-League Men.

"We're there and we're playing a lot better than the start of the year." "We were sloppy with the goals we conceded and that was the disappointing part of the game." At 1-0 down after Wales' 14th-minute strike, a slick pass from Max Burgess found Mak in the box with the experienced Sydney FC forward's finish trickling in off the glove of goalkeeper Jamie Young to level.

Sydney FC survived a scare at the hands of Western United, rallying late to secure a thrilling 3-3 draw against the reigning Isuzu UTE A-League champions at ...

At 1-0 down after Wales’ 14th-minute strike, a slick pass from Max Burgess found Mak in the box with the experienced Sydney FC forward’s finish trickling in off the glove of goalkeeper Jamie Young to level. The veteran defender cushioned the ball across goal and, much to Sydney’s frustration, it skipped off Luke Brattan’s body and into the back of the net to make it 3-1 to United. “The boys showed really good fighting spirit to come back into the game and we should have won it. “It’s a good advert for our league in that sense, the quality of our league is there for all to see.” Speaking to 10 Bold post-match, Western United goalkeeper Jamie Young – who pulled off a string of immense saves throughout the 90 minutes – tipped his hat to the Slovakian Mak for the moment of class which decided the 3-3 draw. Sydney FC survived a scare at the hands of Western United, rallying late to secure a thrilling 3-3 draw against the reigning Isuzu UTE A-League champions at Allianz Stadium on Saturday night.

Sydney FC have sealed a record third-straight A-League Women premiership by claiming a 4-0 win over the Newcastle...

"I wish it had happened earlier but this is a good thing for the girls to celebrate." "We were missing chances and I did think for a second that they were going to hurt us and we would cop something at the end," Juric said. Worth was frustrating Sydney and it wasn't until the goalkeeper was substituted to give the retiring Clare Coelho a cameo in the 75th minute, that the picture changed.

Sydney FC are just inside the finals places but their defensive concerns shape as a huge problem if they secure a spot in the top six.

"We go there confident against a very good side that we know they are, so we need to play well to pick up points down there. "They have got good speed up top and both (our) fullbacks got caught forward which they shouldn't be and it's a problem that we need to fix." "It's not on really, we shouldn't be caught that high in the first place.

Although they struggled at times against the Jets, Sydney FC had a strong performance, with midfielder Mackenzie Hawkesby and winger Cortnee Vine both scoring ...

Three premierships equals the best defence and attack and that’s hard. Sydney FC has secured its third consecutive A-League Women premiership with a convincing 4-0 win against Newcastle Jets. Head Coach Ante Juric expressed his admiration for the team’s success, saying “No-one’s done this, three premierships.

They may have spluttered to a draw against Western United but Sydney FC's defence is struggling to function and Steve Corica concedes they need to fix it ...

Mak grabbed a double at Allianz Stadium on Saturday, with Spanish leftback Diego Caballo also scoring for the Sky Blues. But the biggest concern for Corica will ...

But Mak took matters into his own hands, surging forward and finishing late on to snatch a vital point for the Sky Blues. At 1-0 down after Wales' 14th-minute strike, a slick pass from Max Burgess found Mak in the box with the experienced Sydney FC forward's finish trickling in off the glove of Western goalkeeper Jamie Young to level. The Sky Blues were caught out at the back on both occasions, with the visitors' wide men punishing them on the counter.