Playford City Patriots will mark Round 10 of the RAA NPLSA as 'Breast Cancer Round', where we play Adelaide City at home on 16th May 2026💗
We will be hosting a Ladies’ Day - filled with good vibes and fab company!💖
Tickets are $17.19 each and include a free glass of wine and food platters💕
BUY TICKETS HERE💖
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We encourage everyone who attends the matches and Ladies’ Day to wear PINK, which is the colour ribbon that represents solidarity with those affected by breast cancer💓
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Last Saturday we held our annual Heritage Round and Seamus Marron Memorial Game.
It was a great day to see everyone all together, reminiscing on the good old days, and honoring our friend, Seamus.
A huge thank you to the Better Bloke Project, Rob and Brock, for coming down from Queensland to help support our event.
The work your organization does is invaluable, we look forward to future events working with you guys☺️
Thank you to all raffle prize donors!
Thank you to the vendors and the band who came out on the day: Lost & Found Brewing, Coopers, Spuds and More and JSJ Acoustics.
Thank you to all at the club who helped to plan and put on the day. Your hard work is greatly appreciated, our club runs off of people like you🫶🏼
We look forward to seeing everyone out again next year! 🚀
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WOMENS RESULTS
U14 v Salisbury Inter
We started a little slow again and while we dominated the first half, we had a lot of half hearted shots and a number of offsides that made the game harder for ourselves.
After Leilah Kaneza opened the scoring, we eventually clicked and scored 3 quick goals towards the end of the half to take control of the game and be 4-0 up at half time.
Second half I challenged the girls to get 4 more. We got 8.
It's wasn't so much the number of goals that was pleasing, it was the desire of the girls to keep going and not fall into the trap of playing for oneself or half paced because we have the game won.
Lisa David, Nimiska Sirwal and Manaab Ali each scored their first league goals, which brings joy to the whole team.
Helen Constance and Liya Ratthanachan both scored hat tricks with Liya scoring 30m out at right wing. Amazing.
Lastly, our defence are often unsung heroes, they didn’t let Inter have a single shot on goal today. Pendeza Mabilo is an outstanding player every week, well done to her.
5 wins on the trot. Patriot girl power!
- Chris Bowes, U14 Girls coach
Div 2 Womens vs Metro
The Lady Patriots entered Round 5 sitting proudly on top of the ladder, with one clear objective — defend their position and continue their strong run of form.
Metro struck first, breaking the deadlock from the penalty spot within the opening 10 minutes. It was an early setback, but the Lady Patriots responded with composure and confidence.
A brilliant through ball from Tegan found Glodie, who used her pace to glide past the defence. One-on-one with the keeper, she smashed the ball into the near post to level the score.
The sides headed into halftime locked at 1–1, with everything still to play for.
Riziki was strong on the ball and dangerous down the wing, while Tegan led with intensity, winning crucial tackles and setting the tone in midfield.
Their persistence paid off when another perfectly weighted through ball released Glodie behind the defence. Calm and composed in front of goal, she made no mistake.
- Scott Mathews, Div 2 Women’s coach
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