Live stream: Watch Pitches 6-7 on Day 2 at the 2025 National Futsal Championships

Capital Football Blue have been one of a handful of shock contenders to emerge on a massive second day at the National Futsal Championships. Watch the REPLAYS from Courts 6-7.

Capital Football Blue have emerged into open women’s title contention on a shocking second day at the National Futsal Championships.

The seemingly unstoppable Football NSW Thunder had their unbeaten runs in both the open mens and open womens divisions on a day which rocked the foundations of the national titles.

WATCH ALL THE REPLAYS FROM COURT 6 AND 7 BELOW

Having sat out the opening day of nationals, Capital Football made up for lost time on Thursday with a dominant 8-0 win over Queensland White.

But it was their performance in the afternoon which will have tongues wagging after goals to Natalie De Marco and Sofia Palywoda helped them down tournament heavyweights NSW Thunder in a 2-1 thriller.

NSW Thunder had earlier beaten Victoria White 10-2 to set themselves up for a run at the trophy.

Victoria Navy is in the box seat in the other open women’s pool after continuing their unbeaten run with a 1-1 draw against NSW Lightning and a 4-1 win over Capital Football.

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NSW Lightning was toppled by neighbouring rivals Northern NSW by three goals in the afternoon, but will still be in contention for finals.

In the open men’s division, reigning champions NSW Thunder were left shocked on Thursday after an Atay Ibrahim double inspired Victoria Blues to a brilliant 4-3 win.

It has opened the door for the Blues to grab top seeding heading into Saturday’s play-off rounds if they can beat state rivals Victoria Navy on Friday.

Football West kept their unbeaten run through the tournament in the other group, powering past Capital Football in a 10-6 goal blitz.

Charlie Garnham kicked four goals for the West to put himself level with Futsalroos veteran Grant Lynch as the leading goalscorers for the tournament.

REPLAYS

PITCH 6

Football Queensland v Football Victoria (U17 Girls)

Capital Football Gold v Football Victoria Navy (Open Women)

Football Queensland White v Football NSW Thunder (Youth Men)

Football Victoria Blues v Football NSW Thunder (Open Men)

Football Victoria Navy v Football NSW Lightning (Open Women)

Football NSW Lightning v Football Victoria Tigers (Open Men)

Football NSW Thunder v Football Victoria (Open Women)

Football Victoria v Football Tasmania (U16 Boys)

Football NSW Lightning v Northern NSW Football (U16 Boys)

PITCH 7

Football NSW Lightning v Football Northern NSW (Open Women)

Capital Football Blue v Football NSW Thunder (Open Women)

Football Victoria Navy v Football Queensland (Open Men)

Football Queensland Maroon v Capital Football Gold (Open Women)

Football West v Capital Football (Open Men)

Football Queensland White v Capital Football Blue (Open Women)

Football South Australia v Football NSW Thunder (U16 Boys)

PREVIEW

All eyes will be on the seniors action as the battle for finals spots heats up on a big second day at the National Futsal Championships.

The opening day at Parkville threw up a few surprises across the open men’s and women’s divisions, setting up the second day as must-watch action.

KommunityTV will exclusively live stream every match of the seniors action on day two of the tournament across two pitches at Melbourne’s Parkville Sports Centres.

Before the best senior players take to the pitch, the exclusive coverage will kick off with three matches from the Under-16 boys division including a rivalry showdown between NSW Lightning and Northern NSW.

Fresh off a shock win over tournament hosts Football Victoria, Western Australia’s open men’s side will look to continue their impressive start with a big game against Capital Football.

Victoria Blues, who picked up an important 1-1 draw against Queensland on Wednesday, will go from the frying pan into the fire as they face tournament favourites NSW Thunder.

Fresh off a 3-0 win to start their week, the NSW Thunder women will pull double duty on Thursday with games against Football Victoria and Capital Football.

Victoria Navy women kicked off their tournament with a dominant win over Northern NSW and will look to ride a wave of momentum from that into clashes with NSW Lightning and Capital Football Gold.

Victoria Navy men will aim to put their 7-1 loss to NSW Thunder behind them when they clash with a buoyed Queensland Maroon men.