Match Report
In the standings it was Bayswater City 6th on 30 points, Cockburn City 12th on 24 — separated by 6. Scoring rates set the scale: Bayswater City 2.05 scored and 2.27 conceded per game, Cockburn City 1.14 and 2.05, with the league averaging 1.83.
Bayswater City arrived off three straight defeats, having scored in 10 consecutive games.
4 meetings are on record — 1 won by Bayswater City, 3 by Cockburn City, 0 drawn, at 3 goals per meeting. Only 25% of these meetings ended in a home win. History points to goals: 75% of the meetings had three or more, and both sides scored in 75%.
Frank Drago Reserve in Perth staged the fixture, a ground that holds 3,000. On the scoreboard, it was 1-1 at the break, and no goals arrived after the restart: 1-1 the final score.




