Tassie spies had eyes on SA grand final winners Red Devils South Hobart coach Ken Morton has had an eye on Campbelltown City. SOUTH Hobart coach Ken Morton says Campbelltown City is under surveillance. Morton - a former NSL coach of Wollongong Wolves and Heidelberg - has been fed vital information on SA grand final winners Red Devils before facing off in Sunday's maiden Australian national premier leagues semi final in Hobart. Morton is in his sixth year at South Hobart after also coaching in Africa, Malaysia, the Maldives and Vietnam. "I wasn't able to get over to see Campbelltown but we had an insider who was an ex referee in Tasmania, an Englishman who moved to Adelaide," Morton said. He kept telling me this MetroStars...you're going to have to watch out and as the finals proceeded obviously MetroStars weren't going to be the team to beat. So I had three comprehensive reports on Campbelltown, they're all good and they speak very highly about Vas Parhas, Oliver Totani and their pacy wingers. Morton is hoping a big crowd will see the inaugural battle of the states best Australian premier league clubs after 5,500 fans watched Melbourne Victory beat Tasmania 6-1 last weekend. The clash featured 12 players from South Hobart at Kingston Twin Ovals. "I'm hoping for a brilliant atmosphere at the ground because it's a nice boutique stadium," Morton said. It has a good playing surface. At South Hobart we pride ourselves on being one of the fitter teams in the league if not the fittest, we pride ourselves on being able to play with good intensity and that's what we'll be trying to bring to the game. South Hobart does have stand out players that have helped the club claim the double this season. Stopper Lucas Hill, 18, Chris 'Rex 'Hunt, 23, Caleb Ludlow, 18, and Kostas Kanakaris, 24, have been among the side's best this season. But Campbelltown will be missing Michael Matricciani due to his coaching commitments with a Red Devils junior side in Italy.