Albury-Wodonga Football Association senior men's league evenly-poised after four rounds

Albury United made it three in a row with a comfortable 5-0 win against Wodonga Diamonds at Jelbart Park on Saturday night to jump to third.

Gauthier Robin opened the scoring in the 20^th minute and co-captain Caleb Martin gave the Greens a 2-0 lead at the break.

Melkie Woldemichael, James Carr and substitute Dylan Mountain were all on target in the second half.

Wangaratta got back in the winner's circle with a 6-1 salute over St Pats on Sunday.

Adam Burchell was on fire with four goals, while Dan Kelly and youngster Kai Lyster were also on target.

Carlos Hassan continued his top form with a goal right on half-time for St Pats.

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A Tom Morrison brace gave Twin City a 2-1 win over Melrose at Melrose Park.

Morrison's first came in the 39^th minute, but Melrose captain Adam Waters equalised in the 66^th minute, before Morrison fired in another with five to play.

Twin City's Mat Hasler was red carded in stoppage time.

A Patrick Sibomana penalty was all that separated Cobram and Albury Hotspurs in blustery conditions at Apex Reserve as Spurs banked a vital three points on the road.

Myrtleford drew 0-0 with Boomers at Glen Park and are equal top with Albury City who had the bye.

The men's ladder after round four is: Albury City 10, Myrtleford 10, Albury United 9, Wangaratta 9, Boomers 8, Albury Hotspurs 7, St Pats 7, Twin City Wanderers 6, Melrose 3, Cobram 0, Wodonga Diamonds 0.

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