Belief is pumping through Myrtleford's veins ahead of their clash with Wodonga Diamonds at Melrose Park on Sunday.
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The Savoy's first league win of the season last weekend has invigorated the playing group as they bid to avenge a 6-4 defeat against Diamonds in round three.
Summer Caponecchia scored four in the 6-2 win over Wangaratta, with Katherine Sylwestrzak and Tuhina Morton also on target.
"It's amazing to have that win under our belt," coach Gabrielle Paglia said.
"It's a breath of relief, to reaffirm to ourselves that we have got a pretty good team on our hands here.
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"It's really boosted our morale and cemented all the hard work we've put in, that we've finally got a result.
"Going into the game this weekend, we saw Wang beat Diamonds in the FA Cup so we feel this is a chance for us to get another win.
"We've reassessed how we played against them last time and a couple of silly goals got through the last but we're more of a team now."
Elsewhere on Sunday, Albury Hotspurs entertain Wangaratta and St Pats host Melrose.
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