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Sydney’s fastest growing sport and favourite spring/summer small-sided football competition

Playing 5-a-side or 6-a-side soccer football is a brilliant way to keep fit and have fun

By playing FootballSSG you will notice the difference in your playing ability when the next Manly Warringah soccer season comes around

Enjoy your soccer football more - play Manly Warringah's favourite summer soccer/summer football competitions - play FootballSSG Small Sided Games

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Play small sided football (aka futsal, five a side soccer football or six a side soccer football) in Sydney's favourite competition

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FootballSSG competitions are held at Pittwater Rat Park, North Narrabeen and Brookvale Oval, Brookvale

FootballSSG are Manly Warringah summer soccer competitions run mid-week, on your choice of Tuesday or Thursday afternoons and evenings

We created the FootballSSG to aid in the ongoing growth and development of the game of football, and in particular, to aid in the natural development of player’s technical skills

The basics of FootballSSG and futsal are very similar. Most of the rules are similar including: the size of the field; the non-contact nature of play; and the length of the matches. The key and fundamental difference between FootballSSG and futsal is that we play on turf and use a turf ball (like you would use in your full-sized-field winter competition). This is because we want our players to improve their technical football skills, something we feel is best done using the ball and the surface they will experience in their regular winter competition.

You might just want to have fun. You might want to improve or enhance your fitness. All of these are valid reasons to play FootballSSG, Manly Warringah summer soccer.

The key and fundamental difference between FootballSSG and futsal is that we play on turf and use a turf ball (like you would use in your full-sized-field winter competition)

FootballSSG aids in the ongoing growth and development of the game of football, and in particular, aids in the natural development of player’s technical skills

Small sided football helps to improve technical skills such as ball control, short passing and dribbling. And it helps to improve tactical skills such as using space, passing and moving and playing a through ball.

Site updated October 22, 2020

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Bad Bleeps	Curly Breakers	Rip Tides	Sharks	Spring Tigers

Please note that as there is an uneven number of teams in this competition,
rather than one team having a Bye (ie no game) each week, we have scheduled
one team each week to play two consecutive games. The second such game
is a ‘friendly’ in which scores will not count on the competition tables.

Please read the fixtures carefully so you know which week your team is
scheduled to play two games.

Playing Fixtures

Please do not print these fixtures as they may change from week to week

Date	Home Team		Away Team	Field	Time
19-Oct 26-Oct 2-Nov 9-Nov 16-Nov 23-Nov 30-Nov 7-Dec 14-Dec	Bad Bleeps Rip Tides Sharks Bad Bleeps Curly Breakers Spring Tigers Sharks Curly Breakers Rip Tides Spring Tigers Rip Tides (F) Rip Tides Bad Bleeps Curly Breakers Sharks Round Robin Finals Round Robin Finals Round Robin Finals Available in case of bad weather		Curly Breakers Spring Tigers Bad Bleeps (F) Rip Tides Sharks Sharks (F) Bad Bleeps Spring Tigers Spring Tigers (F) Bad Bleeps Curly Breakers Sharks Curly Breakers (F) Rip Tides Spring Tigers 1st v 2nd 3rd v 4th 3rd v 5th (F) 1st v 3rd 2nd v 4th 2nd v 5th (F) 1st v 4th 2nd v 3rd 4th v 5th (F)	Field 2 Field 3 Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 1 Field 2 Field 1 Field 3 Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 2 Field 3 Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 1	645pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 645pm 645pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 645pm 730pm 645pm 645pm 730pm


	Please do not print these fixtures as they may change from week to week

Home & Away Competition Table

Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff	Points

Bad Bleeps Rip Tides Spring Tigers Sharks Curly Breakers	1 1 1 0 1	1 0 0 0 0	0 1 1 0 0	0 0 0 0 1	5 2 2 0 4	4 2 2 0 5	1 0 0 0 -1	3 1 1 0 0

After five games, the top four placed teams will play a three game Round Robin
final series. There will be a new table for this Round Robin, with each of the four
teams starting from ‘0’ and, the standings on the Round Robin table after those
three games will determined the Winners and Runners up for the competition.

The fifth placed team will still play during the Round Robin series but will not be
competition for a chance to be the Winner or Runners Up.