The first match was between top-of-the-table Tottenham and Chelsea.
Despite Chelsea having the majority of possession and attacking play, the match was evenly balanced at half-time with a 2-all score line, thanks to Mark Rourke.
Tottenham managed to score multiple breakaway goals early in the second half and got away to a four goal lead.
Chelsea threw everything they had and came within one goal at 7-6 with two minutes to go.
They came close but were unable to get the win.
Tottenham is through to the grand final and Chelsea will play in the preliminary final.
Tottenham 8 def Chelsea 6.
Newcastle and Arsenal went goal-for-goal in the second half, including some great goals by James Seymour. It included one long-range effort from right on the sideline.
However, Kaan Ozmen found his stride in the second half with the highest individual goal tally all season of 12 goals.
Bruce Maunganidze uncharacteristically missed multiple shots at goal, allowing Newcastle to storm away to the biggest win of the season.
Roché Du Toit didn’t give up, scoring two goals in quick succession late in the second half.
It looks like Newcastle are making a statement at the right time of the season.
Newcastle 21 def Arsenal 10.
The draw for week two is as follows:
6.30pm - Preliminary final: Chelsea vs Newcastle.
7.15pm - Scratch match - Tottenham vs Arsenal.
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