Emma Reuss guides the ball to a teammate.
Photo by
Owen Sinclair
Searching to break its winning drought, Cobram’s division one women’s side held court with Wodonga Heart over the weekend.
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An injury to Cobram’s Molly Kennedy came as a blow to the home side as the visitors piled on attack after attack.
Despite some promising link-ups between Roar skipper Alyssa Iannucci and Emma Reuss, Cobram struggled to come up with an answer to the Heart’s continued onslaught.
A strike off the boot of the Roar’s Laura Moras almost found the back of the net late in the second half, but the ball - along with any Roar hopes of a consolation goal - was knocked emphatically away by the Heart goalkeeper.
The final whistle saw the scoreline 4-nil to the visitors.
Despite the loss, Roar coach Manny Artavilla saw promising signs of progress from his young side.
Roar skipper Alyssa Iannucci fends off the Heart pressure.
Photo by
Owen Sinclair
“We’ll keep on working on positioning, and keep progressing the girls so getting them into a senior mindset rather than a junior mindset,” he said.
“It’s about making sure everyone’s working together, which I don’t think we’re doing well at the moment.
“There are glimpses, but still, like I said, it’s a work in progress.”
The seventh-placed Roar faces eight-placed Albury United at Jelbart Park after the Easter break.
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