The destination of the Men’s Futsal SuperLeague trophy is still anyone’s guess with only four points separating the top five teams after the latest bout of action.

The Southern Travel Series took place over the weekend in Wellington and the hosts made good use of home advantage, Capital losing only one of their four matches to top the table.

Southern United managed to post just one win but are only two points behind Capital and the Northern Comets, the latter of whom was not in action over the weekend but holds a joint share of the lead.

The Waikato Rapids and defending champions Auckland are also snapping at the heels of the leading pair, setting up an intriguing set of matches on the weekend of 9-10 November, when all teams will take to the court together for the first time in the opening instalment of the National Series.

Please see below for all the results and goal scorer details from the Southern Travel Series of the Men’s Futsal SuperLeague.

For the table, draw and more information please click here
 

Canterbury United desperately try to prevent a goal being scored by Central (Photosport)

Men’s Futsal SuperLeague Southern Travel Series

Central 4 (Nathan Cooksley, Nicholas Carrick, Adam Cowan, Jonathan Steele)
Southern United 4 (Daniel de Souza, Kasam Ali, Michael Sannum, Reid Hulleman)
HT: 0-3

Capital 3 (Miroslav Malivuk 2, Dom McCann)
Canterbury United Dragons 1 (Daniel Ribeiro de Abreu)
HT: 2-1

Canterbury United Dragons 6 (Hemi Innes, Suhail Toubat, Daniel Ribeiro de Abreu, own goal, Benjamin Cameron, Mitchell Radcliffe)
Central 7 (Nathan Cooksley, Nicholas Carrick 2, Adam Cowan 2, Elijah Smith, Charlie Bayly)
HT: 3-4

Southern United 2 (Michael Sannum, Oban Hawkins)
Capital 5 (Alex Brodie, Jerram Tuck 2, Miroslav Malivuk, Thomas Withnall)
HT: 0-2

Central 5 (Josh Bowie, Adam Cowan, Charlie Bayly 2, Nathan Cooksley)
Canterbury United Dragons 2 (Hemi Innes, Mitchell Radcliffe)
HT: 3-2

Capital 2 (Luc Saker, Lucas da Silva)
Southern United 2 (Reid Hulleman, Arnon Tapp)
HT: 0-1

Southern United 4 (Ben O’Farrell, Daniel de Souza, Matt Brazier, Michael Sannum)
Central 2 (Nicholas Carrick, own goal)
HT: 4-0

Canterbury United Dragons 4 (Hemi Innes 3, Suhail Toubat)
Capital 2 (Lucas da Silva, Miroslav Malivuk)
HT: 2-1

Article added: Monday 14 October 2019