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Ronny Lerner

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Sports writer/editor for @theheraldsun (NCA NewsWire) and @AFLRecord. Formerly: The Age, Triple M, Fox Sports, Sportal. Heavy metal enthusiast 🤘🏼 Views mine.
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A-League women’s finals: Melbourne City defeats Melbourne Victory in semi-final first leg Original

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By Ronny Lerner 
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A-League Women premiers Melbourne City have drawn first blood in their semi-final tie with arch rivals Melbourne Victory after winning the first leg 1-0 at AAMI Park on Saturday evening. The decisive moment came in the 45th minute when Leticia McKenna’s free kick from 25 yards on the left was whipped viciously into the area, sailed through the box uncontested, including a bamboozled Victory goalkeeper Courtney Newbon, clipped the left post and deflected into the inside of the right side netting.
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A-League men’s round 25: Late drama denies Victory as Jets creep closer to premier’s plate Original

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A last-gasp Eli Adams penalty has inched Newcastle one step closer to a maiden premiers’ plate after ensuring a white-knuckle 2-2 draw with Melbourne Victory in a pulsating contest at AAMI Park on Friday night. Just as it looked like Melbourne were headed for a win, Sebastian Esposito brought down Lachlan Bayliss in the area with a needless challenge.
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Stars separated after ugly confrontation

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By Ronny Lerner 
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A Milton Doyle three-pointer at the death has delivered Melbourne a thrilling 74-73 victory over the Wildcats at Perth Arena on Sunday to ensure United legend Chris Goulding celebrated his 500th NBL match in fitting style. But a post-match blow-up between Wildcats teammates has added an extra layer of intrigue to the Perth side’s loss.
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