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Sydney FC has condemned the rivals of the Western city of Sydney more misery of A-League women with a 2-0 victory in its lower derby of the table.
Mackenzie Hawkesby turned a penalty into the additional time before part time at the Marconi stadium on Friday to extend the undefeated Sky Blues derby streak to 11 games.
The Wanderers captain, Amy Harrison, had given the prison after his arm contacted the ball after a corner shot by Sydney.
Indiana Dos Santos rubbed more salt in the wound of the hosts in the 64th minute thanks to a clinical cut of the substitute Millie Farrow.
Sydney can finish the round as ninth (22 points) in the league in an impulse to its thin final opportunities, three points outside the sixth Brisbane roye with two remaining games of the house season and far.
The Sky Blues, defenders of champions and prime ministers, had started the game in the 11th.
Meanwhile, Sydney western, which has not defeated its local rivals since December 2019, are ready to finish the last in the League for the third time (2014, 2018-19).
The Wanderers are 12th (15 points) after suffering their third consecutive defeat, to five points out of Newcastle table.
Everything was Sydney on Friday night, visitors on the most daring and creative side.
Directed by Hawkesby, Juric’s outflow flexed his muscles to finish the first half with nine shots to one, seven of which were in the target.
Wanderers Young Guns Sienna Saveska and Bronte Trew tried to withdraw one for the local team with an attempt each in the 54th minute, but none was convincing.
Trew stayed kicked in the 77th minute after sending the ball in front of an open goal.
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