Sydney FC wrapped up the W-League premiership on Wednesday night but football fans struggled to watch it with coverage of the competition once again falling short.
The women's competition has been plagued by issues this season with a major technical glitch recently forcing Football Australia to address concerns.
While things had seemingly stabilised in recent weeks, the season's biggest match suffered on Wednesday as the Sky Blues beat Melbourne Victory 2-1 to secure the league title.
The major issue of the night saw vision of Princess Ibini's match-winning penalty lag significantly as the moment was spoiled for those watching on from home.
With Fox Sports' current deal with the A-League and W-League expiring this year, fans were quick to take to social media to once again condemn the current coverage and call for change.
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With the regular season now done and dusted, the W-League semi-finals begin on April 4 with the decider set to take place on April 11.
Along with Sydney FC and Victory, Brisbane Roar and Canberra United have also secured a spot in the finals with Adelaide United only missing out on goal difference.
Last year's champions Melbourne City finished a disappointing seventh with Perth Glory taking out the wooden spoon after failing to win any of their 12 games.
