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- Updated: September 17, 2019
Hills United Football Club are the NPL New South Wales Men’s 2 Grand Final Champions with a convincing 6-3 win over North Shore Mariners at Valentine Sports Park.
Braces from Fogarty, Parfait along side goals from Vlismas and Japanese import Kento Sakurai gave the Hills side the win while North Shore’s Smith (both Marquin and Mitchell) and Cheng made the contest a little less uneven but the victor go the spoils.
Hills United walk away as Champions after a great season while The Mariners will start life in 2020 in the NPL1.
Fraser Park FC defeated Central Coast United 1-0 to claim the title of 2019 NSW State League Grand Final Champions at Valentine Sports Park.
Lobo’s 14th minute goal was all it took to give Fraser Park the win as the final tug of war went their way in a incredibly entertaining season.
After being demoted from NPL3 this season, Fraser Park end the year off on a high while the Central Coast side will play their football in the NPL3 in 2020.
Photo credit: Nigel Owen/FNSW
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