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Isaka Cernak played for which team from 2013 to 2015?
Isaka Cernak Isaka Aongor Čerňák-Okanya ( born 9 April 1989 ) is an Australian professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder for Olympic FC . Club career . Youth career . In his youth football playing days , Cernak played for the Peninsula Power , Westside FC , Brisbane City , QAS and the AIS football teams . Brisbane Roar . In 2008 Isaka Cernak joined A-League team Brisbane Roar ( then called Queensland Roar ) , making 15 appearances and scoring a goal in his two seasons with the club . On 24 January 2009 , Cernak made his senior debut as a substitute for Brisbane Roar against Perth Glory in a 4–2 win . In 2010 , he left the Roar to join state rivals the North Queensland Fury North Queensland Fury . In June 2010 , Isaka signed a deal with North Queensland Fury to become their 15th signed player for their upcoming season . He made 14 appearances for the Fury , scoring one goal in his season with the Fury . Unfortunately for Cernak , the Fury were unable to extend his contract due to FFA ownership of the club . Melbourne Victory . During the 2010–11 season Melbourne Victory signed Cernak for the following season and Asian Champions League campaign as a replacement for departing striker Robbie Kruse to Bundesliga 2 club Fortuna Düsseldorf , with Fury unable to extend his contract due to FFA ownership of the club . Wellington Phoenix . After being released by Melbourne during the January transfer window Cernak signed with Wellington Phoenix until the end of the season , having already agreeing to terms with Perth Glory for the following season . Perth Glory . Just a few months after signing with Wellington Phoenix , Cernak signed with Perth Glory . Central Coast Mariners . In February 2014 Isaka signed for reigning A-League champions Central Coast Mariners . Isaka stated upon signing : Being able to have one-and-a-half years to learn as a footballer off Mossy ( Phil Moss ) and the players at Central Coast Mariners is really exciting for me . He was released from the Mariners in 2015 after the club opted against renewing his contract . SuperSport United . He joined South African side SuperSport United in June 2015 on a 3-year deal . However , Isaka struggled to make an impact and made just 7 league appearances before he sustained a knee injury that required surgery , ruling him out for the rest of the season . He subsequently agreed to a contract termination . Sisaket . Isaka next joined Thai League club Sisaket where he made 14 appearances and scored 1 goal . Home United . His signing for Singapore Premier League side Home United was announced on 13 July 2018 , coming in to fill the vacant slot for foreign players left by Sirina Camara ( whose season had been prematurely cut short by an ACL injury ) . He made his debut for the Protectors in a Singapore Cup loss against Tampines Rovers where he was introduced as a substitute . He followed up his debut by scoring his first goal for the club in the AFC Cup ASEAN Zone Finals a week later , scoring the goal that earned his team a 1–1 draw in the first-leg . International career . Cernak has represented Australia at U-20 and U-23 level . He has 19 caps and five goals at U-20 level and he currently has 7 caps and zero goals at U-23 level . He has won the Weifang Cup U-18 competition for Australia in 2007 and the International Cor Groenewegen Tournament at U-20 level in 2009 . Personal life . Cernak was born in Galiwinku , Northern Territory . His father is Ugandan , and his mother is European Australian with a Scottish-Czech-American family background .