A shot fired over the bar.
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Another denied by the linesman’s flag.
More chances prevented by desperate defending.
The Wolves were left to rue all of it as they slipped off the finals pace again with a 1-nil loss to Bonnyrigg in Sydney on Saturday night.
Japanese ex-international Yuzo Tashiro had a number of opportunities to turn the game in the Wolves favour, most obviously when he was one-on-one with James Chronopoulos.
Tashiro was denied again later in the game, while the Wolves thought they had a 73rd minute equaliser from a goalmouth scramble, only for the flag to go up.
Instead, Bonnyrigg’s game-winner came shortly before half-time, as Tynan Diaz’s cross found Jewook Woo’s head to make it 1-nil.
The gritty victory the perfect welcome for interim coach Milan Susak, who replaced Brian Brown mid-week.
Wolves coach Jacob Timpano admitted his frustration.
“We’ll move on but it’s the story of our season,” Timpano told Football NSW.
“There were a number of gilt-edged chances and we’re not putting them away. If you don’t put them away you can’t win a game of football.”
There were a number of gilt-edged chances and we’re not putting them away
- Jacob Timpano