Soccer-Western United down Victory to reach maiden A-League final


MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Western United scored two late goals to charge into their first A-League championship final in only their season of existence with a 4-1 win over Melbourne Victory in the second leg of their semi-final on Saturday.

Forward Lachie Wales struck in the 78th minute to break the aggregate deadlock, and Dylan Wenzel-Halls sealed the win in the ninth minute of stoppage time at Melbourne's Rectangular Stadium.

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