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It’s high five for Mount Eliza

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By Craig MacKenzie
| Western Port News Verified
MOUNT Eliza maintained its promotion momentum with a 5-1 drubbing of Knox United in their State 6 clash at Carrington Park on Saturday. The local club’s leading scorer is Michael Wright who added to his tally with a thunderous free kick in the 12th minute that left Knox keeper Divesh Kumar grasping at thin air. The visitors went further ahead in the 25th minute. Kumar parried Mujtaba Sakhi’s strike and Troy Buchanan-Ferguson kept the ball in play before placing his shot into the corner of goal.
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Local trio in promotion push

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By Craig MacKenzie
| Western Port News Verified
IN A miserable weekend for local clubs there were just four winners from round 13 of the State league season – Chelsea, Seaford United, Mount Eliza and Aspendale. Three of them are mounting serious promotion campaigns while Seaford is hopeful of finishing the back half of the season in style. Chelsea is in second spot in State 4 just four points behind Springvale City and maintained its promotion momentum with Saturday’s 3-0 away win over Ashburton United.
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Langy hammers five past Port

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By Craig MacKenzie
| Western Port News Verified
LANGWARRIN’s resurgence continued in style with Friday night’s 5-0 trouncing of Port Melbourne at Lawton Park. In the last six weeks Langwarrin has won four games and drawn one while also keeping three clean sheets. “The past six weeks have provided the group with enormous confidence heading into the final eight rounds after the transfer window,” head coach Jamie Skelly said.
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