Good evening and welcome as football returns to this stadium for the very first time and what an occasion it is in Sydney's West. Purpose built for football and every sink right on top of the action. For the Western Sydney Wanderers of the Australian A-League and Leeds in Ardett of the English Championship and Mitchell Duke, a Western Sydney boy leading his home town club on to Bank West Stadium in this preseason friendly. It only gets as far as Douglas and gets it away to Harrison and Harrison is into the area, cuts back and it's a goal. Mateusz Bogus, the 17-year-old football back, comes back in and in front of goal. Just can't quite get connection. Can't stay on his feet. Bogus takes it to the byline. Cuts back right and that hits the post in the byline. Just give over this one. That will be half time. Here at Bank West Stadium. Yarnu Bakus has it for the Wanderers with space. And finds Karmie Yabawa. Karmie Yabawa. Bates Kiko Kaseo 101. The trademark celebration in front of the red and black block. And it's one one. As Bakus gets the ball in a bad first there but what has signed by Daniel Lopar on the line. And to Bakus, he'll have his strike. Kasea has to parry. And it goes out for a corner. Wanna strike from Bakus to force Kasea into a good save down line. They can throw the middle for the Wanderers. Gets the ball with you. Can you just cart, bridge out for more changes. Hades, youth players. One thing they'll bring. They'll bring energy. They're not taking it back to its step. The Western Sydney Wanderers youngsters. Here's Stevens, cuts back. No one on the back. That close, Banford was getting there. Back to Hernandez. Lovely one, two on the penalty spot. Something at the 10. Hernandez will strike. Oh, wanna strike. Canons off the crossbar. The follow-up. Once again, just out of reach. One into the box. Do it all himself. Hernandez. And there it is. There it is. Full time. Here at Banquist Stadium. Leads United. Two of Australia in. With a gallant Western Sydney Wanderers.