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On his 35th birthday, Andy Keogh helped himself to four goals in Perth Glory’s thrashing of the Western Sydney Wanderers.

Man sentenced for setting fires to government building in Apple Valley during George Floyd protests Long Lake man threw Molotov cocktails into Dakota County building.  February 12, 2021 — 5:07pm Text size Copy shortlink: A Long Lake man was sentenced to five years in prison for setting fires in a government building in Apple Valley as riots took place in Minneapolis over the death of George Floyd. Garrett Patrick Ziegler, 25, pleaded guilty on Friday in U.S. District Court to aiding and abetting arson. Ziegler and his associate i...

Reply Ziegler has been sentenced to five years in prison after committing arson at the Western Service Center. (Shutterstock) APPLE VALLEY, MN — A man has been sentenced to five years in prison for throwing Molotov Cocktails into the Dakota County Western Service Center that damaged the building, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Minnesota announced Thursday. In a guilty plea, Garrett Patrick Ziegler, 25 of Long Lake, admitted to driving himself and the co-defendant in the case, Fornandous Cortez Henderson, to the Western Service Center in Apple Valley. This center houses mult...

Share on Twitter Ibini bagged his first goal of the season and was a constant threat in the first hour at a wet Bankwest Stadium. After the loss of key forward Nicolai Muller to a leg injury in the 33rd minute, the Wanderers could have started kicking stones - instead they kicked things up a notch. Substitute Simon Cox made an instant impact just minutes later, beating two defenders on the edge of the box and firing a shot that hit the post. Read More The ball sat up beautifully for Ibini who slotted the rebound past Jack Duncan for his 33rd A-League goal.

A song for each A-League club in 2021 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Somehow we got here. I’m not sure how but we did. The 2020-21 A-League season kicked off in style at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong last night, with fans in the stadium and a global pandemic well and truly removed from the minds of most watching the action. In spite of the nervous reality still existing in New South Wales, Australian domestic football was finally given the green light, and the opening fixture did not disappoint. As each A...