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rWotD Episode 2754: 2022 FSA Federation Cup Welcome to Random Wiki of the Day, your journey through Wikipedia’s vast and varied content, one random article at a time.The random article for Sunday, 17 November 2024 is 2022 FSA Federation Cup.The 2022 Football South Australia Federation Cup, also known as the 2022 Australia Cup South Australian preliminary rounds until the semi-finals, was the 109th running of the Federation Cup, the main soccer knockout cup competition in South Australia. The competition also functioned as part of the 2022 Australia Cup preliminary rounds, with the two finalists qualifying for the main knockout competition.Adelaide City were champions for the 18th time, defeating Modbury Jets 5–0 in the final. Adelaide Olympic were the defending champions, losing 3–4 in the third round to Campbelltown City.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:11 UTC on Sunday, 17 November 2024.For the full current version of the article, see 2022 FSA Federation Cup on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm standard Joey.

As th Collegiate Head coach for the A's and the Best & Fairest player for the B's, Mark shares his on and off journey as a footballer in SA. Now currently at Mt Barker United, the football story began from a junior level at Adelaide City during their Championship winning NSL Era in the 90's. Mark also explains his move away from the Federation after winning the Reserves Cup Final at Hindmarsh Stadium with Campbelltown City in 2006.

In Part Four Johnny Keko gets a preview of the upcoming season as he catches up with the Head Coaches from Sturt Lions, Campbelltown City & Adelaide Olympic. Hear all the big ins & outs straight from the coaches mouth, including who to look out for in season 2023! This episode includes three interviews: Campbelltown City's Michael Matricciani (01:23) Adelaide Olympic's Andrew Calderbank (07:53) Sturt Lions' Lino Fusco (14:06)

Part Two with Alex Mullen sees the Sergio Medalist describe the moment he shared with his father when being crowned with the award at this years Celebration of Football, plus what the awards mean for the wider community and celebrating the achievements of those within football. Alex talks about how a planned day out watching his brother play in the State League 1 Preliminary Final ended up with him on the pitch helping a former teammate and young Goalkeeper through a traumatic injury while paramedics made their way to the ground. Also, life can be busy juggling football and a full time job, so taking time out for friends is very important. The introduction of COVID-19 restrictions on venues and pubs saw the birth of The Man Picnic, a group of football mates getting together in a park drinking beers, plus how a certain beer and video attracted the attention of Peter Crouch.

2022 Sergio Melta Medalist Alex Mullen opens up about his early footballing years being a part of a well known football family in South Australia. He shares the memories of playing with his cousins, including former Adelaide United defender Daniel Mullen and an incident with his brother, Matt which saw him sitting out from future games with a bruised coccyx. Having his uncle as the coach of Adelaide United's Youth team didn't bring easy access for the teenager, after getting a trial with the club, it only lead to a tough conversation. Alex talks about how a move to Sydney FC under Graham Arnold became available, after his former coach Barney Smith called his own father, former coach at the Australian Institute of Sport. Plus He talks about finally getting to play under his uncle in the NPL where he saw a lot of success alongside his brother. Part Two available soon.

Vipers FC Head Coach Maged Ibrahim shares stories of his playing days, including his experience at West Adelaide under the current Adelaide United Youth Coach Airton and how it lead to his next move to Olympic. Maged reveals why he is bitter about his first season at Adelaide Olympic and why he struggled in his next move at Campbelltown City. Plus he talks about his time at Adelaide Cobras winning the State League and how he got pushed into coaching. Part Two available soon.

Here is the podcast of the call of the 2022 Macarthur Rugby League First Grade Preliminary Final between Camden Rams and Campbelltown City from Thirlmere Sportsground. Commentary from Tony Dosen for Macarthur Sports Radio is thanks to our sponsors - Simply Wordpress, Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, CASE Statewide Solar, Stylz Signs, The Beer Shed Brewing Co and RW Laws & Associates.

Here is the podcast of the call of the MRL Round 18 match between Campbelltown City and The Oaks from Fullwood Reserve. Commentary from Tony Dosen for MSR League Live on Macarthur Sports Radio is thanks to our sponsors - Simply Wordpress, Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, The Beer Shed Brewing Co, CASE Statewide Solar, Stylz Signs and RW Laws & Associates.

Here's the podcast of the call of the Macarthur Rugby League match between Campbelltown City Kangaroos and Mittagong Lions from Fullwood Reserve. Commentary from Justin Pineda for MSR League Live on Macarthur Sports Radio is thanks to Simply Wordpress, Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, The Beer Shed Brewing Co, CASE Statewide Solar, Stylz Signs and RW Laws & Associates.

Here is the podcast of the call of the Macarthur Rugby League match between Mittagong and Campbelltown City from Mittagong Sportsground. Commentary from Tony Dosen for MSR League Live on Macarthur Sports Radio is thanks to our sponsors - Simply Wordpress, Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, The Beer Shed Brewing Co, CASE Statewide Solar, Stylz Signs, Kip McGrath Narellan and RW Laws & Associates.

Here is the podcast of the call of the Group 6 Rugby League match between Oakdale and Campbelltown City. Commentary from Mike Shean on Macarthur Sports Radio, thanks to Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, The Beer Shed, AWPM Civil & CASE Statewide Solar.

Here's the podcast of the Group 6 Rugby League match between Campbelltown City and Camden from Fullwood Reserve. Commentary from Curtis Woodward and Brian Brown, thanks to Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, The Beer Shed, AWPM Civil and CASE Statewide Solar.

Here is the podcast of the full call of the Group 6 Rugby League match between Mittagong Lions and Campbelltown City. Commentary from Mike Shean, thanks to Forte Financial Services, F2 Sportswear, The Beer Shed, AWPM Civil and CASE Statewide Solar.

Here's the podcast of the Group 6 Rugby League Women's League Grand Final between Narellan and Campbelltown City. Commentary from Mike Shean and Craig Davis.

Here's the podcast of the Group 6 Rugby League Women's Preliminary Final between Thirlmere and Campbelltown City from Thirlmere Sportsground. Commentary from Mike Shean and Craig Davis.

Here's the podcast of the Group 6 Rugby League Preliminary Final between Oakdale and Campbelltown City from Thirlmere Sportsground. Commentary from Mike Shean and Craig Davis.

Here's the podcast of the Group 6 Rugby League First Grade Minor Semi Final between Campbelltown City and The Oaks. Commentary from Mike Shean.

Here's the podcast of the Group 6 Rugby League match between Oakdale and Campbelltown City. Commentary from Mike Shean.

Here's the podcast of Campbelltown City vs Thirlmere (60 mins play only) Commentary from Curtis Woodward and Craig Davis.

Here's the replay of the Round 2 clash between The Oaks and Campbelltown City. Commentary from Mike Shean and Craig Davis at Dudley Chesham Oval, The Oaks.

Here's the full broadcast of the Group 6 Rugby League match from Round 1 between Narellan and Campbelltown City. Mike Shean and Craig Davis bring you the action, plus updates from the other matches around the competition.

Bevo caught up with the coach of Campbelltown City, Joe Mullen to talk about playing in the FFA Cup this year, talk about winning last year's National Premier Leagues and his own career as a player and coach.

Despite laying claim to the NPL national champions (Campbelltown City) and the FFA Cup champions (Adelaide United), South Australia remains with just one cup entry slot and the locals are not best pleased about it. Adelaide Advertiser journalist Rob Greenwood explains why this is the case and why it needs to change in future. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Bevo caught up with the coach of Campbelltown City, Joe Mullen to talk about playing in the FFA Cup this year, talk about winning last year's National Premier Leagues and his own career as a player and coach. This episode was filmed under the name of Chewing the Fat, rebranded to Legends with Bevo in late 2019.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I caught up with Raff for a coffee before the 2018 Adelaide season. Raff began playing football at the age of 9 at school level in Adelaide. One of the highlights with Campbelltown City was winning the rising star award in the first season. He enjoyed 3 seasons there and was offered a trial in the Hong Kong Premier League midway through 2012. After a brief experience in Hong Kong he moved back to ADELAIDE to start the South Australian Futsal League, which shifted his priorities to Futsal. He has enjoyed coaching FFSA teams. He tells a great story about his experience coaching Vanuatu National Team in preparing the for qualifying for Futsal World Cup. Diego Pellegrini offered Raffa the head coaching role with Eastern United FC 2018 - this ignited his coaching career. Raffa has just joined Adelaide University first team as head coach for 2019. Overview of our conversation 0:00   Introduction and Raffa’s soccer background, playing and coaching. 13:10 Raff shares what he learned from Adelaide United past coach, Josep Gumbau. 15:00 Coaching children 29:00 Raff talks about his opportunity to coach Vanuatu’s National Futsal Team. It’s a great story you all will enjoy. 39:46 Fusion Futsal Club was founded, and a new journey started. 51:00 Wrap up Links Memory Lane: Link to “Full on Football Interview” ’09 featuring an interview with Raffa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WArImC7kjWw   EURO Futsal 2018 Final highlights: Portugal v Spain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP6t7GiCvT8 To contact Raff Frisina: Facebook @Raff Frisina Facebook @AdelaideFusionFutsalClub Facebook @SAFL Web: https://adelaidefusionfc.com.au/

You’re not going to want to miss this one. In our second last show of the season we go a little longer than usual, and for good reason. This week Cody asks Jake to break down his ‘Vision’ for Australian football. With all the changes happening at the top level of our game, we’ve times this one nicely. In the video we refer to the “TPO Vision document. You can see that over on our website. For those who listened/watched, we’d love to hear your thoughts. Where has Jake got it right, and where has he got it wrong? We also discuss last weeks FFA Cup games and the NPL Finals game between now champions Campbelltown City and runners up Lions FC. See you next week for our season wrap up. Cheers, Jake and Cody

Congratulations to Campbelltown City who are the 2018 NPL Champions after beating QLD NPL Champions Lions in the Grand Final yesterday. Campbelltown scored in the 5th and 32nd minute to lead 2 nil at half time. Lions got one back early in the second half, but it wasn’t enough as Campbelltown held on to win 2-1. Not only are they crowned champions, but they have also won themselves a place in next years FFA Cup round of 32. A peace agreement has been reached that could end Australian football's long-running governance saga. Barring a last-minute intervention by FFA chairman Steven Lowy, the agreement on changes to the FFA Constitution could be ratified this week. FFA members say the fresh agreement reaches a consensus position on the future governance of the sport in Australia.

Retired Socceroo Harry Kewell will become the first footballer inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame (SAHOF) in 22 years, joining Peter Wilson, Ray Baartz, John Warren, Joe Marston and Alfred Quill. In the NPL Championship Semi Final, a 93rd minute penalty proved the difference as South Australia’s Campbelltown City defeated Sydney Olympic to set up a Grand Final next weekend against Lions FC. In the Illawarra District League Grand Final, Coniston has finished off a great year which already included the Premiership and promotion to next years Premier League, with a 3-0 win, adding the Championship to their trophy cabinet. And in the Victorian NPL2 Grand Final, Dandenong City has beaten Altona Magic 3-1, despite playing most of the game with 10 men.

In the last of the first round of the npl finals series games Sydney Olympic have prevailed over Perth Soccer Club 1 nil in Sydney yesterday afternoon. They will now face Campbelltown City in the semi final, while Heidelberg will take on Lions this Tuesday night in QLD. We’ve updated the TPO Rankings - which as always can be found at tporankings.com - and here’s a few updates. APIA are the highest non-A-league team in at 9th, followed up by 3 Victorian NPL sides with Bentleigh at 10th, Heidelberg in 11th and Avondale in 12th. Wellington Phoenix arre 13th, Sydney Olympic are rewarded with their awesome year up in 14th, Central Coast Mariners are 15th, Lions 16th and Campbelltown City are in 17th. And it’s for the best that I’m recording today’s briefing, not Jake - as I’m sure you’d be able to sense his disgust at this following news from the FFA.

Can Lions upset Adelaide? Jets or City? Comets finished their season a few weeks ago - can they step up against Heidelberg? And after a disappointing season can Bonnyrigg fire against WSW? We attempt to answer these questions in this week's show. We also turn our attention to some of last week's most exciting fixtures from around the NPL’s. AND, we look ahead to some of this weekend’s fixtures: Campbelltown City vs Adelaide City Adelaide Raiders vs Adelaide Blue Eagles Sydney United vs APIA Leichhardt Tigers Also, a reminder that you can get your free downloadable TPO Weekly Roundup pdf by entering your email on our website - www.tporankings.com See you at the same time next week. Cheers, Jake and Cody

We’re kicking things off in South Australia where we had 2 elimination finals. MetroStars beat Adelaide Olympic and Adelaide United Youth team beat Adelaide Comets 3-1 to progress. MetroStars and United will face off with the winner playing the loser out of Adelaide City and Campbelltown City, who had a nil all draw in the first of their 2 finals matches. To Victoria and Bentleigh Greens have scored 2 very late goals to beat Avondale 2-1. They jump Avondale to go 2nd. At the other end of the table Bulleen Lions have beaten Northcote City 4-2 to all but condemn them to relegation - it’ll take a miracle for them to survive. Sticking with Victoria and Altona Magic have beaten Brunswick City 2 nil and with it have earned promotion to the NPL1 with still 3 games to go in the season. Let’s go to QLD where it looks likes Brisbane Strikers finals hopes are gone after they lost 2-1 to Olympic, Western Pride beat Brisbane Roar Youth 5-1...

Plenty of football yesterday around the country - let’s get stuck in. We’ll start with the South Australian NPL where the regular season is now over with West Torrens Birkalla and Sturt Lions being relegated. West Torrens lost 3-2 to West Adelaide while Sturn Lions nearly survived as they beat South Adelaide Panthers 1 nil to end up on the same points as Croydon Kings, who lost 2 nil to Adelaide Comets. Adelaide City beat MetroStars 2-1 to pip them into second spot, while Adelaide Olympic finish in 6th as they drew 2 all with top placed Campbelltown City. And to round things up Adelaide United Youth beat Para Hills 5-1. NSW NPL where Marconi have defeated Sutherland Sharks 3-2, Sydney United beat Manly 1 nil and bottom of the table Sydney FC Youth have upset Blacktown City 1 nil. To QLD where Moreton Bay Jets have been beaten by 11th placed SWQ Thunder which has given Brisbane Strikers finals hopes a boost.

Congratulations to Campbelltown City who have taken out the South Australian Premiership after beating Sturt Lions 4-1. They win with one game to go in the regular season as they are 4 points clear of MetroStars, who also had a 4-1 win over Croydon Kings. Adelaide City drew nil all with Para Hills and Adelaide Comets push for third spot continues with a 3-2 win over South Adelaide Panthers. To the New South Wales NPL and after their midweek FFA Cup loss, Hakoah got their revenge on Bonnyrigg with a 3 nil win away from home which sees them jump 2 spots to 9th. Meanwhile Manly have drawn 1 all with Wollongong Wolves. To QLD and Lions have continued their great run with a 5-1 win over SWQ Thunder in Toowoomba. Moreton Bay defeated Sunshine Coast Fire 6-1, Brisbane City and Brisbane Strikers played out a 1 all draw, Brisbane Roar drew nil all with North QLD, Magpies gained a crucial 3-1 victory over Cairns while Western Pride defeated Gold Coast 3-1 to go 2nd.

In Round 2 we discuss: - The Pecking Order Championship (TPOC) including the current holders around the country (Featuring Sydney FC, Olympic FC, Blacktown City, Broadmeadow Magic, Bentleigh Greens, Adelaide Olympic, Bayswater City, South Hobart, Belconnen United and Hellenic) - Results from last weekend's games and changes to the TPO Rankings (featuring Moreton Bay, Perth SC, Perth Glory Youth, Port Melbourne Sharks, Heidelberg United, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers, Campbelltown City and Adelaide City) - A look ahead to some of this weekends fixtures (Croydon Kings, Melbourne Knights, Pascoe Vale, St George, Parramatta FC, Newcastle Jets, Oakleigh Cannons, Bentleigh Greens)

In this first ever episode we discuss: - TPO Ranking updates (featuring Melbourne Victory, Brisbane City, Brisbane Strikers, Croydon Kings, Adelaide City, Campbelltown City, Olympic FC, Lions FC, Bayswater, Perth SC, South Hobart, Eastern Suburbs, Canberra Olympic, SWQ Thunder) - TPO Predictions for QLD NPL and FQPL (featuring Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast Fire, Peninsula Power, Rochedale Rovers) Upcoming Games of Interest around the country (Moreton Bay v Olympic, Rochedale Rovers v Peninsula Power, Perth SC v Perth Glory Youth, Port Melbourne Sharks v Heidelberg, Sydney FC v Western Sydney Wanderers, Campbelltown City v Adelaide City) Questions, requests? Leave them in the comments below. In next week’s show we will be taking a look at The Pecking Order Championship. See you then!