The FFA Cup continues to roll on and with that, so does the PlayStation®4 National Premier Leagues (PS4 NPL) ‘Ones to Watch’ series!
The latest instalments, episodes three and four, features 20-year-old Blacktown City striker Johnathon Grozdanovski and 18-year-old Adelaide Blue Eagles goalkeeper Michael Catford.
Hosted by football expert Adam Peacock, The Ones to Watch series profiles some of Australia’s best young footballers, uncovering potential contenders for selection in the inaugural PS4 Player Pathway Award. The winner of this Award will go on to trial with Sydney FC’s Youth League team and their chance to live out their football dreams.
The Ones to Watch documentary series profiles eight of Australia’s undiscovered football stars, documenting their football history, their community, their PS4 NPL club and how these combine to drive players and evolve their football careers.
The PS4 Player Pathway Award, announced at the kick off the 2016 season, gives 24 aspiring footballers in the league a shot at a professional career. The winner of the two-day training camp held at Valentine Sports Park, home of Football New South Wales, will earn a trial with Sydney FC’s Youth League team.
The PS4 Player Pathway Award, the culmination of the Ones to Watch series, incorporates Australian football’s elite coaches and personalities, with the judging panel including FFA Technical Director Eric Abrams, former Socceroos skipper and NPL ambassador John Kosmina, and Sydney FC Youth Coach Rob Stanton.
Every Ones to Watch episode will be broadcast live during Fox Sports coverage of the Westfield FFA Cup.
Click below to view Episodes 3 & 4, featuring Johnathon Grozdanovski and Michael Catford:
