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13 unlucky for Thunder

18/05/2015

By JARROD POTTER

NPL
DANDENONG Thunder suffered devastating back-to-back losses this week, with its mid-week catch-up fixture against reigning premiers South Melbourne a 0-5 bloodbath, before conceding another six goals against Heidelberg United.
The Thunder sit 13th out of 14 in NPL and remain in the sights of relegation. A win is crucial this weekend as Dandenong faces Werribee City on Saturday night from 7pm.
NPL 1
DANDENONG City moved into sixth with a 3-1 dissection of Nunawading City.
Ash Cattermole returned from injury and instantly impressed with a bag of two goals.
Despite John-Luc Silvestri reducing the deficit early in the second half, Dandenong City pushed back through Senahid Tokalic.
Coming off the bench, Tokalic finished the job in the 81st minute to give the visitors their seventh win of the season and stay up the pointy end of the NPL1 East ladder.
While Springvale White Eagles was humbled 1-4 by Richmond SC on Friday night.

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