ANOTHER LITTLE GIFT FOR TOMORROW


ANOTHER LITTLE GIFT FOR TOMORROW


Northern Rangers
Launceston City
15/7/2017 7:30		50292112 - 13.71
3°-8°weather-code
1.44
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Green Gully SC
St Albans Saints
15/7/2017 8:00		65241114 - 14.50
7°-11°weather-code
1.22
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Cockburn City
Joondalup Utd
15/7/2017 8:00		284725X2 - 24.10
7°-15°weather-code
4.000.29
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Subiaco AFC
Balcatta
15/7/2017 8:00		49242712 - 02.24
8°-16°weather-code
1.62
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Perth Glory Youth
Mandurah City
15/7/2017 8:00		42312713 - 12.83
8°-16°weather-code
1.95
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Inglewood United
Stirling Lions
15/7/2017 8:00		61231613 - 13.17
8°-16°weather-code
1.36
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Floreat Athena
Bayswater City
15/7/2017 8:00		37283613 - 13.57
8°-16°weather-code
2.10
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Sorrento FC
ECU Joondalup
15/7/2017 8:00		42312713 - 22.51
8°-16°weather-code
2.30

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