The Mallee Football League heads into Round 3 this week, and after a week off with the Easter break, players will be fresh for the impending contests. Three teams have the bye this week, meaning only two matches will go ahead this round.
North Gippsland Football doesn't get any bigger than round four with the split round highlighted by eagerly awaited clashes on Good Friday and ANZAC Day.
Wet slippery conditions challenged many sides across the grounds, none more so then the clash between two teams on the improve SALE CITY and Boisdale/Briagolong.
Another fine weekend of football saw Ouyen United join the winners list with a commanding victory over traditional rivals, Walpeup-Underbool, at Blackburn Park.
Little separates the competitions front runners from the main pack with eight of the competitions 11 sides registering a win in the opening fortnight of North Gippsland Football.
Ouyen United will host local rivals Walpeup Underbool in the first match ofthe round, and the result is poised to go down to the wire.
Players were greeted with fine weather, and spectators treated to some gripping matches of football as round 1 of the Mallee Football League 2014 season commenced on Saturday.
If the results of round two matches are anything to go by, 2014 season is shaping to be just as hotly contested as last with three of the weekend's five matches decided by less than a straight kick.
Gippsland Times |It's hard to read into pre-season form given how much teams rest and rotate players through the summer in order to have them ready for the opening rounds.
