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Rojas, Ezekiel or Vargas? Pick your Goal of the Week!
Dec 31, 2012 12:00:00 PM
We select five efforts for you to watch ahead of the latest episode of the Goal Show
Kortrijk's Cameroonian striker Ernest Nfor sealed victory last week, and we have five more strikes for you to watch ahead of this week's Goal Show.First off we head to Australia, as a double from Melbourne Victory's Marco Rojas both manage to make the cut.
Staying with the A-League, Nick Ward's effort for Perth Glory against Western Sydney is among our picks, while our final two come from Belgium as Standard Liege's Imoh Ezekiel and Anderlecht's Ronald Vargas are included.
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GOAL OF THE WEEK |
| OPTION 1 |
MARCO ROJAS | MELBOURNE VICTORY | VS | NEWCASTLE JETS |
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| OPTION 2 |
MARCO ROJAS | MELBOURNE VICTORY | VS | NEWCASTLE JETS | |
| OPTION 3 |
NICK WARD | PERTH GLORY |
VS | WESTERN SYDNEY |
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| OPTION 4 |
IMOH EZEKIEL | STANDARD | VS | BEERSCHOT | |
| OPTION 5 |
RONALD VARGAS | ANDERLECHT |
VS | LIERSE |
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