Ferreyra goal ruled out as Wanderers draw with Macarthur

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 11:30 · Archive

Western Sydney's German Ferreyra had a first-half goal disallowed for offside in a goalless draw with Macarthur FC.

Western Sydney have been held to a 0-0 draw by Macarthur FC after German Ferreyra's first-half goal was disallowed for offside. Ferreyra appeared to have scored in the ninth minute at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Saturday night in wet conditions, but a lengthy VAR review ruled him offside. Coach Ufuk Talay expressed visible anger at the decision from the sidelines.

The disallowed goal denied Western Sydney back-to-back wins, following their 5-2 triumph over defending champions Auckland FC the previous week. The Wanderers dominated the first half, with young player Miguel Di Pizio forcing goalkeeper Alexander Robinson into saves and being involved in the disallowed goal when his shot hit the far post before falling to Ferreyra.

Macarthur changed the match's complexion in the second half by introducing former Western Sydney winger Ryan Fraser and midfielder Musa Toure in the 60th minute. Western Sydney's Nicolas Milanovic was forced out with cramps in the 71st minute. Both sides remained undefeated: Western Sydney sit second with one win and two draws, whilst Macarthur are third, one point behind on goal difference.

How it is being reported

• Wanderers fume after disallowed goal in Bulls drawWestern Sydney have been forced to settle for a point after German Ferreyra's match-winner against Macarthur FC was disallowed for offside.Perth Now · 31 Oct, 10:56
• Wanderers fume after disallowed goal in Bulls drawWestern Sydney have been forced to settle for a point after German Ferreyra's match-winner against Macarthur FC was disallowed for offside.The West Australian · 31 Oct, 10:56

In this story: Western Sydney · Macarthur FC · German Ferreyra · Ufuk Talay · Campbelltown Sports Stadium · Miguel Di Pizio · Alexander Robinson

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