With spectators still funneling into Wetherall Park, the Japanese gun fired the visitors into the lead with a delightful finish just 10 seconds into the contest.

It was the first of a memorable hat-trick from the strikr, who got his second before the 15 minute mark.

Olympic coach Rob Birkin wasn’t surprised by the early onslaught.

“I thought we were good for two or three goals early doors with the way they set up against our guys,” he said.

“Our guys liked the way they set up, particularly Yuseke Ueda. That single man coverage, he really relishes that.”

Ueda is in a duel with Kemblawarra’s Anthony Proia for the golden boot title this season.

Ueda leads the league with 15 goals while Proia has 12. 

Matthew McNab (Fury) and Bulli’s Guy Knight (both 10) as well as Ben McDonald, Marcus Beattie and Sandy Lowcock (all 9) have also been productive.