Melbourne Victory have cashed in on Western Sydneys defensive howlers, claiming a 3-0 win over their A-League rivals.Oliver Bozanic, Jai Ingham and new signing Max Beister were Victorys goalscorers, while Aritz Borda and Andrew Redmayne played the role of villains at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night in front of 21,480 fans.A languid match transformed into an end-to-end affair after halftime, with Victory coming into their own.Strong performances from Leigh Broxham, Fahid Ben Khalfallah and Bozanic will delight coach Kevin Muscat - as will the clubs first clean sheet of the season.Faced with charity offerings from the Wanderers defence, a Victory win was always on the cards.After an opening period devoid of major chances, Borda coughed up the opener on 26 minutes.A poor pass from the Spaniard left countryman Dimas stretching and he toed the ball into the path of Ben Khalfallah.Redmayne saved the Tunisians effort but Borda again fluffed his lines when attempting to clear, taking an air swing which allowed Besart Berisha to thump the ball across goal for Bozanic to tap in.The Socceroo midfielder raced away to the crowd, thumping the Victory badge on his shirt passionately to celebrate his first goal of the season.Victory should have been awarded a second on halftime, when Ben Khalfallahs well-weighted ball was headed in by Mitch Austin at the back post.Instead, referee Jarred Gillett struck out the goal when his linesman raised a flag to declare the winger - incorrectly - offside.James Troisi hit the bar with a dinked effort on 52 minutes but the Wanderers, through dynamic pair Nicolas Martinez and Jumpei Kusukami, pushed on.Jason Gerias tackle on Kusukami shortly after enraged the Wanderers bench, with coach Tony Popovic adamant the challenge merited a penalty.Either that was Gilletts square-up for Victorys disallowed goal, or Geria managed to get the slightest of touches to the ball.Chances continued to come at both ends, but it was Victory who profited once more.Goalkeeper Redmayne was nowhere near the ball when Troisis cross arrived and was met by Ingham for Victorys second.Substitute Kerem Buluts injection boosted the Wanderers but it was another late change that completed the rout.On 85 minutes, Beister backtracked on a run into the box to sidefoot home Inghams cross from the left flank.Strangely enough, after the match the losing coach was happier with his teams performance than the one on the right end of the 3-0 scoreline.Muscat bemoaned structural issues behind his sides flat start.(Its a) funny game isnt it because our performance last week was far better than it was tonight but we lose 2-1 in Sydney and win 3-0 tonight, he said.Im going to go mad trying to work this game out.Popovic said he was delighted by the overall performance but angered by their first goal and the Geria challenge.We gave them a gift for the first goal ... and they punished us, he said.We had a clear penalty. There will not be a clearer one in the A-League. Mikko Rantanen Jersey . -- An ugly goal by Nick Bonino helped the Anaheim Ducks overcome the defensive-minded Phoenix Coyotes on a night when their ragged power play continued to struggle. Ian Cole Avalanche Jersey . During the athletes parade, the 23-strong Ukrainian team was represented by a lone flagbearer in an apparent protest at the presence of Russian troops in Ukraines Crimean peninsula. http://www.hockeyavalanche.com/authentic-nathan-mackinnon-avalanche-jersey/ . The Clippers were angry about blowing a big lead; the Kings didnt like being in that kind of hole and nearly digging themselves out only to lose. Rob Ramage Avalanche Jersey . -- Al Jefferson found a groove just in time for the Charlotte Bobcats. Patrick Roy Avalanche Jersey . After Martin Skrtel put the Reds in front from close range at Stamford Bridge after only four minutes, Hazard hit back in the 17th with a superb strike. Etoo gave Jose Mourinhos team a decisive lead from Oscars back pass in the 34th. MONACO -- Paralympic long jump champion Markus Rehm will not be seeking selection for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, after all.Rehm, a right leg amputee, was aiming to become the second athlete with a carbon-fiber prosthesis to compete at the Olympics and Paralympics after now-disgraced South African runner Oscar Pistorius in 2012.The IAAF announced his decision after Rehm met Friday with IAAF General Secretary Jean Gracia and agreed to join a working group onn the use of prostheses in competition, with the aim of changing rules to allow athletes with prostheses to compete in future world championships.ddddddddddddTo become eligible for the Olympics, Rehm had to prove that his prosthesis gives him no advantage over other athletes. A study he commissioned on the issue was inconclusive. ' ' '