Melbourne City 4 Central Coast Mariners 1: Mooy inspires second-half comeback
Aaron Mooy scored twice and set up another as Melbourne City came from behind to beat Central Coast Mariners 4-1.

Melbourne City came from a goal down to record an emphatic 4-1 victory over Central Coast Mariners on Sunday.
Mitch Austin's strong run and finish gave the A-League's bottom club a surprise lead after 34 minutes, but a second-half collapse allowed City to take all three points.
Patrick Kisnorbo headed in Aaron Mooy's free-kick just after the break before two goals in three minutes left the Mariners reeling.
Jacob Poscoliero felled Nick Fitzgerald in the area and, after Storm Roux received lengthy treatment for a leg injury, Mooy smashed in the penalty, before Ben Garuccio got the third following good work from Fitzgerald and Bruno Fornaroli.
Mooy swept in a fine free-kick deep into added time to cap the victory for City, who move to within three points of league leaders Western Sydney Wanderers. The Mariners remain seven points adrift at the foot of the table.
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