他在第二天早上打了结，之后又帮助他的团队获得了最后的冠军.
对于昆士兰狮子队的球员卢克·波雷恩（Luke Borean）来说，这是一个多事的周末, who swapped wedding tux for goalkeeper gloves to have a hand in his side’s 4-1 semifinal victory over Peninsular Power.
“It is not every day you get to bring your bride and wedding party to a game of football,” the Lions posted on social media, alongside a photo of Borean, his teammates and partner Ellen Hepburn still in her wedding dress.
The post continued: “They enjoyed the reception and then all headed out to Peninsula to watch Luke play for a spot in next week’s grand final.
“Amazing stuff and congratulations on the newly wed couple. Many happy times to you both.”
The Lions, who play in Australia’s National Premier Leagues Queensland, now face Brisbane Olympic in Saturday’s grand final.
“He turned up fairly nonchalantly at training on the Tuesday and I said I’d need him to help prepare (reserve keeper) Ryan Murphy for the match,” said Lions coach Darren Sime according to ABC新闻.
“He just said: ‘Ah don’t worry about that Simesy, it’s under control.’
“Obviously the club would never, ever stand in the way of a player’s wedding, you have to celebrate those moments.
“But they chose to celebrate that moment with us, which we’re really thankful for.”
“Everyone was pretty excited about the whole thing, something new, something strange, it doesn’t really happen that often,” Borean 告诉 9 News Queensland about the wedding party arriving at the game.
有, 然而, one more hurdle to cross for Borean and Hepburn, who is also a goalkeeper for Souths United.
“We’ve got a grand final this weekend now so we’ve put the honeymoon on hold,” 他加了.
Victory for the Lions at the weekend would surely help prolong the wedding celebrations.
