opened the scoring in the 12th minute after a low header from a corner, he doubled the home sides lead in the 37 minute after dazzling footwork to get past a back. Mashego gave Supersport an almost instant reply with a low and fast shot into the bottom corner of the net in the 39th minute. By Half-Time Queensland Roar were the better team. Queensland came back scoring 7 minutes into the second half through prolific striker Simon Lynch. Mashego came close to scoring a double in the 63rd minute after his shot hit the crossbar, Queensland Roar finished off the scoring in the 70th minute through newly signed youth player Tahj Minniecon. Queensland Roar 4, Supersport United 1. Facts: This was Tahj Minniecon's first game in Queensland Roar colours Queensland Roar won their first Translink Cup This was Queensland Roar first major or minor silverware Reinaldo was awarded the man of the match award 2008 Queensland Roars Against Racism clash started with both Matt McKay and Serginho van Dijk going close to scoring in the opening 20 minutes before Smits opened the scoring on 35 minutes. The youngster outjumped Fabio to meet Hyuk-Su Seo's cross and drilled the football past the keeper. Frank Farina's men responded with McKay doubling the lead just before the break. Palmeiras youngster Portela found the bottom corner of the roar's goal through a free kick in the 57th minute. Palmeiras had a goal ruled out on 62 minutes with Valdivia ruled offside as he turned in a free kick from Portela. Farina made changes after the goal, bringing on Robbie Kruse and Scottish trialist Charlie Miller. Five minutes from the end Miller went close with a volley thudding against the crossbar. But the former Scottish international showed his ability as a provider, beating two defenders before teeing up Murdocca to thump home the third goal in injury time. Queensland Roar 3, Palmeiras B 1 Facts: This was Charlie Miller's and Serginho van Dijk's debut game for the Roar Queensland Roar win their second Translink Cup Portela from Palmeiras B was awarded the man of the match award 2009 Celtic Manager Tony Mowbray decided to use the game as a warm-up for European Champions League qualifiers and brought a near full-strength squad for the fixture, including Artur Boruc, Lee Naylor, Stephen McManus, Gary Caldwell, Massimo Donati, Marc Crosas, Georgios Samaras, Andreas Hinkel, Shaun Maloney and