After a disastrous start to the A-League Men season, Mark Jackson’s side are now just three games away from an unlikely treble
entral Coast Mariners are done with flying under the radar. The reigning A-League Men champions have floated through a whirlwind week that started withThe Mariners will next take the first of three remaining steps towards a historic treble when they face Sydney FC in the first leg of their A-League semi-final on Friday night.
“It’s a very special moment for us and a lot of people have Sydney FC written down as the winner of this two-leg tie. But you shouldn’t put us as the underdog.” “When you’re winning games and you’re on that run, it’s a good feeling to be on,” Mariners coach Mark Jackson said. “They want to play football, it is what players want to do, they want to play games, they want to play in big games as well. very, very hungry. It doesn’t come around in football very often, the opportunity to win trophies and titles, and the players are really hungry for that.
The Sky Blues also had to recover from a slow start to their campaign that led to cutting ties with club stalwart and head coach Steve Corica, who scored the only goal to break the Mariners’ hearts in that inaugural grand final. This will be the first time the two clubs have met in an A-League final since 2006 decider, but Jackson has little doubt the Mariners can beat the hosts at their own game.
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