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Goal of the Week: Marcelo Carrusca cruises to victory
Mar 1, 2013 3:20:00 PM
The Argentine forward's wondergoal edged Joel Griffiths into second spot, claiming 43.64 per cent of your votes
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GOAL OF THE WEEK |
| 1ST |
MARCELO CARRUSCA |
WELLINGTON |
V | ADELAIDE |
43.64% |
| 2ND | JOEL GRIFFITHS |
MELBOURNE HEART |
V | SYDNEY FC |
21.81% |
| 3RD | OSVALDO | SAO PAULO | V | LINENSE | 14.55% |
| 4TH | LEO JAIME | BRAGANTINO | V | CORINTHIANS | 12.72% |
| 5TH | MICHAEL MCGLINCHEY |
CENTRAL COAST |
V | MELBOURNE VICTORY | 7.27% |
Adelaide winger Marcelo Carrusca has been crowned the latest winner of Goal of the Week. The 29-year-old's super-strike against Wellington in the A-League was enough seeing him finish with over 43 per cent.
Sitting comfortably in second spot is Sydney FC's Joel Griffiths, who's Alessandro Del Piero-inspired finish against Melbourne Heart saw him finish above Sao Paulo's Osvaldo with 21.81%.
Be sure to check out next week's competition on Monday, as we pick our favourite efforts from the Goal Show.
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