Socials wrap: Twitter explodes as weekend’s blockbuster A-League drama unfolds

There were athletic assists, wonder goals and emerging stars on show throughout an entertaining two days of A-League football played over the weekend.

If you happened to tune in, you may have been one of the many people taking to social media to air your thoughts on the many mind-boggling moments dished up throughout Matchweek 7 to date.

The end of the week doesn’t bring an end to the action, with three games to play over the next three nights to round out the Matchweek.

But as the dust settles on the wild weekend that was, we’ve sifted through the social media reaction to bring you all the best takes from the best fans in the land.

REPORT: Macarthur FC 2-2 Western Sydney Wanderers
REACTION: Robinson reflects on instant classic between Bulls and Wanderers

Bulls and Wanderers play out memorable draw in Campbelltown

Macarthur FC led Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0 at half-time on Saturday evening, before insanity prevailed in the second stanza to turn this A-League fixture into one for the ages.

The Wanderers equalised – not once but twice – throughout the half to earn a point in a 2-2 draw which will live long in the memory due to the simply magnificent style in which the Red and Black converted their two goals.

Add to the action a goal-mouth scramble which erupted online, and you’ve got yourself an instant classic.

Here’s how you reacted. 

Dorrans goal gets crowd off their feet

https://twitter.com/_itsashleeee_/status/1357982823664087044

Manic goal-mouth scramble causes utter chaos on the pitch and on Twitter

https://players.brightcove.net/5519514571001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6229701102001

 Baccus scorpion kick assist stuns the crowd

https://players.brightcove.net/5519514571001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6229702242001

https://twitter.com/benhomer23/status/1357987446558887936

Kuol legend builds after youngster tears United apart

Central Coast Mariners striker Alou Kuol is producing memorable performances game after game that continue to enhance his burgeoning status as one of the league’s bona fide stars.

Kuol came off the bench for the Mariners against Western United with his team trailing 2-1. Half an hour later, the 19-year-old had scored a brace to win the table-topping Mariners the game.

The reaction to his exploits has been emphatic.

MATCH REPORT: Central Coast Mariners 3-2 Western United
REACTION: Mariners keep Kuol’s feet planted amid growing buzz for rising star

https://twitter.com/SarahElmoselhi/status/1358375891538124800

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