A HAT-TRICK FROM Irish striker Andy Keogh secured all three points for Perth Glory in their A-League encounter against Melbourne City.
Melbourne City, a sister club of Manchester City, twice pegged the visitors back through a Bruno Fornaroli penalty and Fernando Brandan’s neat finish, but the Dubliner ensured Glory’s second win of the league season five minutes from time.
The former Wolves striker had opened the scoring after seven minutes from close range, before heading home his second of the game just after the break, for his first goals of the new campaign.
And Keogh sealed the win in the closing stages with a neat finish after poor a mix-up in the defence between Josh Rose and goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis.
Last season, the 30-year-old scored in eight consecutive A-League matches, a new record for the Australian league, but failed to add to his 30 international caps under Martin O’Neill after being a regular under former Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni.
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Did it on purpose the dirty pirate. Should be banned retrospectively.
Haven’t seen a stamp like that since Matt the Millers last week
Dirty nasty little man, only sad part is no chance of a little pay back, that yoke will rarely b on the same pitch as Messi again , and wouldn’t get into the same nightclubs , so that’s one to just suck up and move on .
Bad tackle
poor stamp in fairness but Enrique surely knows there’s almost twice the number of officials in NFL than soccer and is refereed and scrutinised much more intensely and fairly by each of them.
Ya just dont stamp on messi