Live stream: Watch Pitches 6-7 on Day 1 at the 2025 National Futsal Championships

Football NSW Thunder sharpshooter Grant Lynch and his star-studded teammates have confirmed their Open men’s title defence is well and truly alive. Watch all the Day 1 REPLAYS from Pitches 6 and 7.

Football NSW Thunder veteran Grant Lynch has emphatically kicked off his National Futsal Championships campaign with four stunning goals in his opening match.

His sizeable contribution was the catalyst behind Thunder’s powerhouse 7-1 take down of Football Victoria Navy in their first Open Men’s Pool A assignment.

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Lynch was simply unstoppable as he peppered the net with pinpoint accuracy. A brace to Jordan Guerreiro and another goal to Malik Chamseddine completed the rout for the defending champions.

The star-studded side will be aiming to go back-to-back following a dominant 6-1 win in last year’s grand final.

In the other Pool A contest, Football Victoria Blues fought back from a one-goal halftime deficit against Football Queensland to square the ledger at the final whistle.

Atay Ibrahlm opened the scoring for Queensland before Ryan Jones dragged the Blues onto level terms.

Earlier, Football NSW Thunder women made an immediate impression with a convincing 3-0 victory against Football West in their Pool B encounter.

Pre-tournament jitters were quickly dispersed and replaced with an air of confidence as they kicked off their campaign in the best possible manner.

Football Victoria White and Football Queensland White played out a fiercely contested 1-all draw in the other Pool B contest.

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Led by the irrepressive Tyler Garner, Football West turned on the afterburners in the second half for a 4-2 victory against Football Victoria Tigers in their afternoon Open Men’s Pool B contest.

With scores level at one apiece at halftime, Luke Ross hit home truly from a set piece to give the West Australians back the lead at eight minutes in the second half.

Some individual brilliance from Corey Sewell allowed the Tigers to level up soon after, but that was as close as they came.

And when an unmarked Charlie Garnham tapped into the net from the back post to make it 4-2 deep into the second period, it became a case of running down the clock.

Football NSW Lightning flexed their muscles with a 6-3 thrashing against an outclassed Capital Football in their Open Men’s Pool B match-up.

Leading narrowly 1-0 at halftime, the game took on a totally different perspective as they hammered home another six goals to Capital’s three.

Football NSW have prevailed 4-2 against Football Queensland Maroon after both teams doubled their scores respectively in the back half of their Open Women’s Pool A match.

In the other contest from that pool, Northern NSW Football were unable to bridge a 0-3 halftime deficit despite pulling one back in the second half against Football Victoria Navy.

Football Queensland kicked off their nationals campaign with a solid 4-1 victory against Football NSW Lightning in their under-16 boys encounter.

But their impressive win was not in the same stratosphere to that of Football NSW Thunder, who handed out a 9-0 thumping to Football Northern NSW in the same age group.

REPLAYS

PITCH 6

Capital Football v Football NSW Lightning (U17 Girls)

Football Queensland v Football NSW Lightning (U16 Boys)

Football NSW Lightning v Football Queensland Maroon (Open Women)

Capital Football v Football NSW Lightning (Open Men)

Football Queensland v Football Victoria Blues (Open Men)

Football Victoria White v Football Queensland White (Open Women)

PITCH 7

Football NSW Thunder v Football Victoria (U17 Girls)

Football NSW Thunder v Football Northern NSW (U16 Boys)

Football Northern NSW v Football Victoria (Open Women)

Football Victoria Tigers v Football West (Open Men)

Football NSW Thunder v Football Victoria Navy (Open Men)

Football West v Football NSW Thunder (Open Women)

PREVIEW

A host of Australian Futsalroos stars will be the headline act when the hunt for glory at the National Futsal Championships kick off on Wednesday.

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

The day one action includes matches from both the Open Men and Women competitions, with the women to kick off the action from 9.15am.

Futsalroos player Michael Kouta is among a host of national team players in action at the National Futsal Championships. Picture: Chalinee Thirasupa

10 members of the national side that recently finished fourth at the ASEAN Futsal Championships will compete, with seven included in a stacked NSW Thunder side.

Thunder veterans Jordan Guerreiro and Grant Lynch will lead the star-studded side as they look to go back-to-back following a dominating 6-1 win in last year’s grand final.

Futsalroos teammates Corey Sewell (Queensland) and Scott Rogan (Victoria Tigers) will lead their own state’s charge toward the national title, but will be up against the odds.

The exclusive coverage of the National Futsal Championships, which runs from January 8-12, includes all 270 matches including Sunday’s medal deciders.

Originally published as Live stream: Watch Pitches 6-7 on Day 1 at the 2025 National Futsal Championships