Fremantle City Backed to Deliver Goals

Maitland FC dominated Cappa FC in the previous round of the Australia Cup and made the most of their superiority. Striker Kaoli struck twice by the middle of the first half to put his side 2-0 up at the break.

After the interval, the opposition had two players sent off, leaving Maitland with a numerical advantage. Midfielder Daniel McFarlane and winger Angus Medo then added further goals in the latter stages of the second half as the team progressed with an easy win.

Fremantle City also held the upper hand in their previous Australia Cup tie against Olympic Kingsway. Cameron Teese opened the scoring with a long-range lob from inside his own half in the middle of the first half, but Fremantle were pegged back later in the half.

They eventually came through comfortably thanks to a second-half brace from strike partner Iambogio.

For Maitland FC, Thomas Dugan is injured, while there are no suspensions. For Fremantle City, Lucas Ross is sidelined through injury, with no players suspended.

Maitland FC kept their winning run going with that emphatic cup victory over a Cappa FC side that finished with only nine men. Their home form has been particularly strong, and they should be capable of another solid display on their own ground.

Fremantle City remained in strong form after easing past Olympic Kingsway. They have been sharp in front of goal in league play recently, and their overall away performances have also been reliable, so the pick for this match is over on goals.

The two teams have not met in recent years.