William Gallas of the Glory takes a shot on goal against Central Coast Mariners. MITCHELL Duke scored deep in injury time to give Central Coast Mariners a 2-1 win over the Glory in the A-League game in Perth on Saturday night. The home side had an outstanding opening half-hour against the defending champions before losing marquee player William Gallas to injury and playing the last 20 minutes with just ten men. Glory coach Alistair Edwards later reveal the devastating news that the season was over for defender Jamieson. Scott Jamieson has ruptured his achilles and he goes into surgery tomorrow (Sunday) morning. We've already organised that," Edwards said. William Gallas has just got a slight injury on his calf and we don't think it's too serious. He may be available for next week or he might need a week off. Mariners coach Phil Moss was delighted to get a win in his first game in charge since Graham Arnold took up a job in Japan, even if the winner did come at the last possible moment. "I'm full of pride for the way my players fought right to the end and got the winner at the death," Moss said. I'm a perfectionist, though, and there's lots of positives to take out of the performance but lots of areas that we need to improve in as well.