Mt Wgtn fails to close gap
Mount Wellington failed to close the gap at the top of the Air New Zealand national soccer league when it drew, 1-1, with Waikato United in Auckland yesterday. - Napier City Rovers recorded a scrappy, 2-0, win over Waterside with goals by Martin Akers and Gary
Parker. The Waterside midfielder, Russell Cotton, was sent off after 34 minutes for foul and abusive language by the Auckland referee, Gary Lake. In other games Miramar beat Papatoetoe, 3-0, with goals by Colin Tuaa, Stephen Love and Brent O’Neill, Wellington United beat Manurewa, 3-0, and North Shore and Gisborne drew, 11. Points:—
P W D L F A Pt Mt Maung 16 12 4 0 27 7 40 Chch 17 11 3 3 39 18 36 Mt Wgtn 16 10 3 3 41 13 33 Napier 17 9 5 3 35 24 32 Hutt V 17 9 2 5 27 22 30 Wgtn 17 9 '1 7 27 22 30 Waitakere 16 8 3 5 29 27 27 Waikato 16 4 8 4 17 18 20 Manrwa 17 5 4 8 18 25 19 Waterside 16 4 3 9 22 31 15 Miramar 17 3 4 10 23 26 13 Paptoe 16 3 3 10 19 40 12 Gisborne 17 2 4 11 15 48 10 NShore 17 2 2 13 22 41 8
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