After upsets in both games last week it is hard to predict which way round 18 results of the Mallee Football will fall.
A gusty second term fight back led by best on ground GORMANDALE’s Jordon Sandy saw the Tigers slam home eight goals following a barren opening stanza.
It was a round of upsets in the Mallee Football this week with the top 2 teams both on the end of a defeat.
While three weeks remain before North Gippsland Football League finals series commences, the make-up of the top five still remains somewhat of a mystery with results last Saturday again tipping the contest for fifth position on its head.
In the last time that the two sides will ever play each other, Walpeup Underbool and Ouyen United have battled out an enthralling encounter justifying a rivalry spanning many years.
Ladder leaders ROSEDALE got the better of Heyfield in a low scoring affair, the Blues shaking the Kangaroos shackles to run home eventual 27 point victors.
The final round of the Mallee Football League has arrived and ladder positions are still up for grabs.
Last Saturday’s defining clashes between the competitions top six sides not only provided spectators with an early taste of finals action, but again reshaped the makeup of the five with the finals picture continuing to intrigue.
Reigning premiers Churchill were bundled out of the top five following the sides 51 point thumping by TTU.
The Sea Lake Nandaly Tigers have continued their trend of a slow start and strong finish to get over the line against a resolute Walpeup Underbool.