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Melbourne City
Australian A-League
Oct 19, 2013 at 7.30am UK
 
Central Coast Mariners

2-2

Williams (54', 60')
FT(HT: 0-0)
Flores (71' pen., 78' pen.)

Melbourne Heart pay penalty in Central Coast Mariners draw

Marcos Flores scores two penalties in the final 19 minutes to help Central Coast Mariners come from behind to earn a 2-2 draw at Melbourne Heart.

Marcos Flores scored two penalties in the final 19 minutes to help Central Coast Mariners come from behind to earn a draw at Melbourne Heart on Saturday.

David Williams had earlier struck twice in six second-half minutes to put Melbourne seemingly in control.

The Heart celebrate a goal by David Williams during the round two A-League match between Melbourne Heart and the Central Coast Mariners at AAMI Park on October 19, 2013© Getty Images

The deadlock was broken by Williams on 54 minutes, as he finished well one-on-one after being set up by Golgol Mebrahtu.

Williams doubled his tally on the hour, smashing a right-footed shot high into the net from close range.

The Mariners were given a route back into the match when Patrick Kisnorbo was penalised for pushing in the penalty area as both sets of players jostled for position at a corner kick.

Flores made no mistake from the spot, and the Argentinean was soon presented with another chance from 12 yards.

This time, Patrick Gerhart was the guilty party with a clear handball and, once again, Flores found the net with minimal fuss.

Williams looked poised to become the first player to score a hat-trick for Heart when he got on the end of Iain Ramsay's low cross late on. However, he was spectacularly denied by a superb point-black save from Justin Pasfield.

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