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Wellington Phoenix v North Queensland Fury 15-January-2010

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Phoenix cruise past Fury
Three second-half strikes into the teeth of a howling southerly powered Wellington Phoenix to a 3-0 home victory over North Queensland Fury.
Goalless at the break, as Phoenix struggled to put their strikers into space, goals to new signing Eugene Dadi, old hand Paul Ifill and defender Jon McKain saw them shut out Fury for a well-deserved win.

Dadi, who marked his debut for Phoenix last week with a brace of goals including a spectacular bicycle kick, was first off the mark barely two minutes into the second half.

Leo Bertos’ corner into the wind kept low, Dadi climbed high and found the back of the net with a well-placed header.

A clash of heads with Fury defender Matt Smith after 67 minutes left the former Côte d’Ivoire international bleeding profusely, but the Phoenix lost little when Costa Barbarouses took his place.

Ifill made the win secure with his ninth goal of the season with 12 minutes remaining as the Phoenix’s midfield built pressure with some intelligent distribution.

Ifill found himself out wide with space to spare, his first touch proved immaculate and a crashing shot left Fury goalkeeper Justin Pasfield with no chance.

McKain, better known for his feats as an uncompromising defender, added insult to injury in the 90th minute when his looping header lobbed over Pasfield to make it 3-0.

The bitingly cold winds and lashing rain meant there was no place for the free-flowing football of last week, when the Phoenix’s 3-1 win over Brisbane eased them into fifth place on the A-League ladder.

Both teams struggled with the conditions early on, and although the Phoenix had the strong wind at their backs in the first spell, they had precious little to show for it at halftime.

Ifill and Dadi were kept under tight wraps up front, with perhaps the Wellington team’s best chance of the opening stanza coming after 37 minutes.

Ifill sliced through the midfield, but his touch approaching goal was a little heavy and the resulting shot skewed across the goal face without troubling Pasfield.

The Queenslanders had a couple of early chances, the most dangerous coming after barely two minutes, when an uncharacteristic McKain error left Robbie Fowler clear in the box.

Pressure from the scrambling defence and some strong work from Liam Reddy saw Fowler’s shot crash into the side netting.

Fowler featured again with a fine touch that saw striker Dyron Daal beat the offside trap and force a superb save from Reddy.

But the Phoenix put their lacklustre first half emphatically behind them with a trifecta of second-half goals that put them firmly into contention for a mid-February play-offs berth.
15 January 2010 | 19:26 – AAP

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North Queensland Fury v Perth Glory 24- October – 2009

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Fury on song at home
North Queensland Fury came from behind to defeat Perth Glory 2-1 at Dairy Farmers Stadium on Saturday night.
North Queenslands Robbie Fowler scored in the 65th minute from sneaky free kick while defenders backs were turned before Dyron Daal curved a stunning left-foot shot in the 71st minute into the top left of the goal.
Perths Victor Sikora slotted home a precision pass in the 24th minute to give his side a first half lead.
It is the first home win of the season for the Fury and only second of the season taking them off the bottom of the ladder while for the Glory it is back to back losses.
North Queensland coach Ian Ferguson said the win was a long-time coming after a run of draws and losses.
“I am absolutely delighted, it was long time coming, but to get he result tonight was fantastic, especially when the chips were down,” he said.
“It was the same old story, the ball looking like it was out and the boys stopped playing, I was ready to scream at the linesman and the next thing the ball is in the net.”
“To come up with two fantastic goals, Fowler being so quick to put the ball into the net it was sensational.”
“It was a never-racking last 20 minutes for me.”
“It is a huge boost for us (moving off the bottom of the ladder), for the last few weeks we have had the opportunity but we didnt take it.”
Perth Glory coach David Mitchell said his side was outplayed but rued the Fowler goal.
“I think it has been building (the win), I said before that North Queensland have be looking very good at home and tonight they played very well and deserved to win,” he said.
“It was disappointing to have a 1-0 lead and then conceded a goal off a free kick.”
“They (Fury) deserved to win, they fought well and had a quite a few players missing from their team and they came at us and caused all sorts of problems.”
Perth almost scored what would have been a spectacular goal in the 4th minute when a series of crosses eventually found Branko Jelics forehead but the strikers header struck the crossbar.
North Queensland almost hit back with its own piece of brilliance in the 16th minute when Fowler let lose from 20 metres out but the shot grazed the top of the net.
Jelic barged past lazy marking in the 24th minute before delivering a precision pass to Sikora to slot home first goal.
Jason Spagnuolo charged down the left wing in the 33rd minute before curving a cross into a lunging James Robinson but chipped the ball over the net.
The Glory went on the offence straight after the break when a through ball to Jelic out wide but his cross could not find one player in a line of attackers.
The Fury was gifted an opportunity when a back-pass was cut off by David Williams but the forward could not step around the last defender to get a shot away.
Fowler levelled the scores in the 65th minute with a sneaky free kick from the 18-yard box while defenders backs were turned.
Daal put the hosts ahead in the 71st minute when he turned a defender around in the box and launched a stunning left foot shot into the top left of the net.

North Queensland Fury 2
(Fowler 65, Daal 71)
Perth Glory 1
(Sikora 24,)
Crowd 6,332 at Dairy Farmers Stadium
Saturday, 24 October 2009
by Lendl Ryan at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Sportal

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North Queensland Fury v Adelaide United 27 – Sept – 2009

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Reds shut out Fury

Adelaide United has triumphed 2-0 over the North Queensland Fury at Dairy Farmers Stadium on Sunday.
Lucas Pantelis launched a thunderous strike form directly in front of the box in the 60th minute before Mathew Leckie sealed the game in injury time with a clinical dribble and shot into the bottom corner of the net.
North Queensland dominated the first half, threatening with eight shots on goal and four corners, but lacked the finishing touch required to find the back of the net.
Adelaide was restricted to its own half for most of the first term for just four shots on goal which was easily plucked out of the air by goalkeeper Paul Henderson.
The Furys Daniel McBreen looked guaranteed to score early when he lashed at a lose ball in the box with only one defender in his path but the shot was wide of the post.
Robbie Fowler pummelled the ball long from a free kick to force a save form United keeper Eugene Galekovic.
The strikers combined late in the half with McBreen charging down the left wing with Fowler on his inside but in a communication meltdown the marquee man let the ball roll behind him thinking it was meant for a team-mate.
United had its first real chance of the night straight after the break when Cassio forced a turnover on the wing to set up Pantelis but the striker could not get a shot away
A clumsy clearance from Henderson fell straight to an opponent who laid the ball off to an unmarked Pantelis to open the scoring in the 60th minute with a thunderous strike from outside the box.
Iain Fyfe almost doubled the score just minutes later when a through ball found him unmarked out wide but his shot went narrowly wide.
Dyron Daal was injected into the game from the bench and almost had an immediate impact when he used his height to meet a cross but his header was off target.
Daal won a midfield highball with another header into the path of a rampaging Jason Spagnuolo who brought McBreen into the frame but the striker again pushed his shot wide of the goal.
Leckie then sealed the game when he dribbled through sloppy defence stepping around the final defender to slot the final nail in the Furys coffin in injury time.
North Queensland Fury 0
Adelaide United 2 (Pantelis 60, Leckie 91)
Crowd 6,755 at Dairy Farmers Stadium
Sunday, 27 September 2009
by Lendl Ryan at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Sportal

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