Tomer Hemed and his team Western Sydney continued their bad season this morning (Saturday) when they suffered a 2-1 draw from MacArthur in the Sydney City Derby in the 18th round of the Australian League and are only three points away from last place with two extra games in hand. The game was broadcast live on Channel ONE.
Already in the eighth minute of the match, Craig Nun took advantage of Al-Hassan Tora’s cooking and gave the host the lead that was maintained until the break. In the 73rd minute, Ulysses Davilla raised MacArthur to a promising 0: 2, which was immediately followed by Tomer Hemed, who scored four goals this season, and was unable to help his team, came off the field when he was replaced.
Western still made signs of coming back when she shrank in the 80th minute from the feet of substitute Terry Antonis, who came up just two minutes earlier to play, but sadly he saw the Mexican Davila complete a double and close a deep story in extra time when he scored with an 11-yard free kick. Western as mentioned continued its decline. On the other hand, MacArthur is ranked third and is eight points away from the summit.