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Melbourne City are full of confidence coming into Saturday nights A-League derby with Melbourne Victory, insisting theyll win if they bring their A-Game.The in-your-face pressing City gameplan has won plenty of fans this season, lifting John van t Schips side to second on the table and helping them lift the FFA Cup.Its why the Dutchman and Socceroo star Tim Cahill insist the City style is enough to beat any side in the league - including Victory.After all, its proved enough in the two derbies in the last two months.Weve had two good results and this of course this gives the team confidence, van t Schip said on Friday.There are no guarantees for this game. It all starts over again.But if we play our game, we have a good chance to get a good result. So thats what were going to do.Thats our idea. Thats why we have this philosophy of having the ball. Trying to play. Trying to be on top of the opponent. We believe in that.The City game was also key in Cahills pre-match thoughts, as aired by Archie Thompson on SEN radio.I was speaking to Timmy and he said if they turn up and play the way they can play, theyll win, he said.If they dont turn up, theyll draw. Thats the confidence that City have.Cahill is no certainty to start the match, restricted to less than 15 minutes of play since the FFA Cup success.Van t Schip said Bruce Kamau was fit to play after being rested from last weeks 1-1 draw with Sydney FC.While City exude belief, so too do Victory.Kevin Muscats side have won five of their last seven games - more than any other club - and the title-winning coach said he took a hell of a lot of confidence into the clash.Asked whether the last two derby defeats played on his mind, Muscat was blunt.I dont think about it, he deadpanned.I dont look back.In terms of league table theres only three points available but in terms of everything else, theres a lot more on the line.Muscat also said that Marco Rojas had done all that has been asked of him this week after missing their last-out 3-0 defeat of Western Sydney with a hamstring issue.Weve got some options in that area, he said.Do we wait and unleash him while people are fatigued or do we start him off? Well analyse and make a decision.While Rojas and goalscoring record-chasing Besart Berisha will challenge City, another danger is they fall into big-game fatigue.City have battled league leaders Sydney FC twice - once to win the FFA Cup - as well as rivals Brisbane in the last 17 days and now face arch-enemies Victory.Van t Schip said that was not a possibility.The more big games the better. Air Max 2018.5 . But when it comes to determining if Raymond will find a place on the Leafs roster when training camp concludes in a week, well, that decision will ultimately fall to the head coach. Air Max 98 Gundam . Ferrer, trying to win his fourth title on Mexican soil, will next play South Africas Kevin Anderson, who eliminated American Sam Querrey,7-6 (2), 6-4. 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The news was first reported on Gonzalezs Twitter account and confirmed by the Rockies. Gonzalez has a six-week window before position players have their first workout at spring training in Arizona.Greg Dykes planned reforms at the Football Association will go before the organisations 123-strong council on Wednesday. The outgoing FA chairman is proposing a series of measures to make the council more modern and representative of the wider football community.Sky Sports News HQ understands councillors are keen to learn more about Dykes proposals and are not scared of change but have to be convinced any alterations will be for the good of the game in the long run. The governance reform has the approval of the FA board, but four of 12 board members voted against and Dyke has acknowledged it is going to be a fight to get through council.Among the proposals is a limit on the numbers of years a council member can serve: one current member has been in situ since the 1960s and Dyke wants a maximum of three three-year terms.The average age of members is mid-60s and of the 123 just six are women and four from black and minority ethnic backgrounds. Former FA Chairman Lord Triesman sympathises with Dyke Councillors maintain they are not simply trying to look after their own positions and it is understood a fair number of them are unimpressed with how Dyke has tried to railroad his way through the process.ddddddddddddheir belief is the scattergun approach he has adopted has upset many and while they feel the professional game looks after itself, they say the game needs their protection at grassroots level.One told us: The number of tickets we receive is not the issue. There are more unpaid volunteers in football than there are paid.Tickets for England and FA Cup games get passed on to the counties and provide a small way of rewarding those at grassroots level who give their time for free.Another added: We dont go about shouting from the rooftops about the hard work we put in. We get called the blazers yet were all putting our heart and soul into the game. Greg Dykes approach to his proposed reforms has upset a number of the FAs 123 councillors Speaking to Sky Sports News HQ, Dyke, who will step down in the summer rather than stand for a further year, said: It will not be that big a day for the FA as no decisions will be made today.Whats happened is that the board has come up with proposals for change, council are now going to discuss them and the board will go back and discuss what the council has said. So this isnt the day it will all be decided.What the board wants to achieve is to change the make-up of the council particularly so that it more accurately reflects society in the second decade of the 21st century. Also See: England latest England fixtures England stats Table ' ' '