in the fixture between the two sides, at that time holding down the bottom two spots on the table. Boutsianis ended up taking the field and scoring the winner late in the game, and all up scored 8 goals in 15 games to take South from bottom of the table to fifth spot and into the finals. Later career The season though would be the beginning of the end for Boutsianis as a formidable player, as for the next 2 seasons he struggled to reach the potency he was known for. He ended up playing for several clubs in the VPL, and eventually signing with Oakleigh Cannons for the remainder of what was thought would be his last season. Oakleigh's exit from the 2006 VPL finals was expected to bring an end to Boutsianis' career, but he donned the boots again for the Cannons in the 2007 season. In 2009 Boutsianis signed for Essendon United coached by P.Gani, who play in the Victorian Provisional North/West 1 league. He scored on his home debut with a trademark left-foot strike against Whittlesea United at Aberfeldie Park. International career Boutsianis has four international caps for Australia. His first cap came during the 2002 World Cup qualification match against Tonga, which Australia won 22–0, breaking the world record for the largest win an international match. Boutsianis came on as a substitute and scored a goal in that match. On the next match, against American Samoa, he was named as a starter. He scored three goals as Australia went on to break their own record by winning 31–0. The first goal was scored directly from a corner kick, where Boutsianis cross curled and ended up behind the goal line. He then made two more appearances for Australia, the last one came in August 2001 in a match against Japan. He finished the national team with a record of 4 goals from 4 appearances. International goals Coaching and management Since he retired, he has been helping youth and International professional players, and teams to succeed in all competitions around the World. Before the 2008 Olympics, Boutsianis was invited by former team-mate James Galanis to work with the US Women's Olympic player, as she prepared for Beijing Olympic Games Carli Lloyd. Lloyd said, "After training with Con I became more confident in striking free kicks and I feel that I am more effective when in and around