Melbourne City keen to keep A-League momentum flowing as Mariners come to town Marc Marino is getting more playing time than he expected. MELBOURNE City forward Marc Marino says a win against Central Coast at AAMI Park on Sunday is crucial to keep alive the momentum gained from the club's first victory. Marino said the mood among City players had been upbeat following last weekend's 3-1 win over Brisbane Roar. "Everyone's been buzzing around the club this week," Marino said. But obviously we know we can't get ahead of ourselves, it's only our first win this season. We didn't start (the season) too well so we've got to start catching up and hopefully get ourselves in to the top five. Marino scored his first A-League goal against the Roar, latching on to a James Brown cross after brilliant build up play from Aaron Mooy. The 18-year-old AIS product said he'd already played more minutes this year than he'd expected. "I knew it would be tough (to get a starting spot) having big names around the club," he said. But I've just kept working hard, now got my turn, and I'll just keep building from there. Having those guys around me has helped me a lot in training. Originally published as "Buzzing" City keen to keep momentum flowing