Western Australia NPL: Perth SC 6-5 Armadale SC In an extraordinary and chaotic encounter that will be talked about for years, Perth SC edged out Armadale SC 6-5 in a Western Australia National Premier Leagues classic at Dorrien Gardens. The match, which featured a staggering eleven goals, was a breathtaking display of attacking football and defensive fragility, with Perth SC ultimately holding their nerve to claim a vital three points in a remarkable season opener. The goals flowed from the very beginning, with Perth SC taking an early lead only for Armadale to hit back almost immediately. The first half was a blur of end-to-end action, finishing with the hosts holding a narrow 3-2 advantage. The second half descended into pure madness, with both defenses seemingly absent. Armadale fought back to level the score on multiple occasions, with the match tied at 4-4 and then again at 5-5 heading into the final ten minutes. The decisive moment came from a moment of individual brilliance, as a Perth SC midfielder unleashed a thunderous strike from outside the box that flew into the top corner, finally settling this incredible contest. The standout performance came from Perth SC's attacking midfielder, who was involved in four of his side's goals, scoring twice and providing two assists. For Armadale, their striker will be disappointed to have scored a hat-trick and still ended up on the losing side. The result immediately impacts the early NPL WA table, propelling Perth SC to the top on goal difference in the most dramatic fashion possible, while Armadale are left to ponder a historic but ultimately fruitless offensive display.