The Chronicle

Club G takes confidence into semi

- TOUCH FOOTBALL

KNOCKING off the competitio­n leaders last week will give Club G plenty of confidence heading into its Toowoomba Touch women’s A grade eliminatio­n semi-final today.

Club G takes on Fairholme in today’s minor semi-final at Kearneys Spring Sporting Complex. It will be a season-ender for the loser.

Fairholme is coming off a loss against Roosters, while Club G is on a high after scoring a win over top team Saints. The minor premiers will be out to bounce back in today’s major semi-final against Roosters, with both teams striving to be the first team through to the grand final.

Saints boast a team full of experience­d players, while Roosters will field a line-up with many players entering their first top-grade finals series.

In men’s finals action, defending premiers Saints will be tough to beat, when they take on Lions in the major semi-final.

Saints have only lost one game all season, and on that occasion they were without several of their most experience­d players. So they look capable of being the first team to progress to the grand final.

In the minor semi-final, Sharks will be looking to end the season of the Roosters and progress to next week’s preliminar­y final.

Roosters have been ravaged by injuries to key players and they will need to lift if they are to defeat a full-strength Sharks’ outfit.

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