Bulls FC Academy were held to a 1-1 draw in round seven of the National Premier Leagues Women’s NSW competition, while Macarthur Rams suffered a 3-1 defeat.
The Bulls had to come from behind to draw their game against Western Sydney Wanderers at Northbridge Oval on the weekend.
The winners were the fans watching from the stands as two in-form sides shared the spoils in an entertaining 1-1 draw.
The Western Sydney Wanderers applied sustained pressure early and were rewarded when Mia Nataly found the back of the net with a composed finish across goal.
Bulls FC Academy responded late, with Gemma Ferris rising unmarked at the back post to head home in the 78th minute and secure a deserved point in a closely contested encounter.
Sydney University were too good for Macarthur Rams in their clash at Sydney University Football Ground.
The Students secured a 3-1 win over Macarthur Rams in an entertaining clash.
The breakthrough came in the 35th minute when Poppy Tay capitalised on a loose ball in the box following a dangerous cross from Asha Sutton.
The pair combined again soon after, this time with Tay turning provider for Sutton to make it 2-0.
Sydney Uni continued to find success down the right flank, and Sutton grabbed her second in the 64th minute after being set up by Alice Thompson.
Macarthur Rams pulled one back late through Sakura Nojima, but it was little more than a consolation as Sydney Uni secured the win.
The result in round seven means the Bulls FC Academy are in fourth spot on theladder, while the Rams are four places below them in eighth.