Wet weather has destroyed any hopes of a full round of Illawarra Premier League fixtures this weekend, as Football South Coast faces a race against time to fit in remaining games this season.
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FSC have already extended the season eight weeks, but with rain making grounds unplayable, the prospect of playing midweek and double-headers seems like an option that will need to be evaluated.
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Tarrawanna versus South Coast United has been confirmed as the first casualty, with other games looking unlikely to go ahead.
In a statement, FSC said they "will make the effort to ensure as many games as possible can be played. If games are scheduled for Saturday, rescheduling games to Sunday should also be a consideration".
FSC confirmed to the Mercury that the Port Kembla v Wollongong United fixture is likely to be played at Ian McLennan Park on Sunday night if Wetherall Park is too wet.
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