Western United FC vs Melbourne Victory FC, A League 2024-25 REGULAR SEASON
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Match Preview
Western United FC vs Melbourne Victory FC — A League at Campbelltown Stadium.
- Western United FC 0 games · 0 pts (2025/26)
- Melbourne Victory FC 26 games · 40 pts (2025/26)
Match Details
- Referee Kearney Robinson
- Referee
Standings
# Team P Pts 1 Newcastle United Jets FC 26 48 2 Adelaide United FC 26 43 3 Auckland FC 26 42 4 Melbourne Victory FC 26 40 5 Sydney FC 26 39 6 Melbourne City FC 26 38 7 Macarthur FC 26 34 8 Wellington Phoenix FC 26 33 9 Central Coast Mariners FC 26 32 10 Perth Glory FC 26 31 11 Brisbane Roar FC 26 26 12 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 26 21 Head-to-Head
Recent Form
Date Opponent H/A Score Result 01 Dec Melbourne Victory FC H 1–3 L 22 Nov Perth Glory FC A 3–1 W 09 Nov Adelaide United FC A 1–2 L 04 Nov Melbourne City FC H 0–1 L 27 Oct Western Sydney Wanderers FC H 1–1 D 20 Oct Wellington Phoenix FC A 1–1 D Date Opponent H/A Score Result 01 Dec Western United FC A 3–1 W 24 Nov Wellington Phoenix FC A 0–1 L 09 Nov Brisbane Roar FC H 2–0 W 03 Nov Macarthur FC H 2–1 W 26 Oct Melbourne City FC A 3–1 W 18 Oct Central Coast Mariners FC A 0–0 D Key Stats
85% Both Teams to Score
H2H (13 games)77% Over 2.5 Goals
H2H history23% Clean Sheets
Melbourne Victory FC this season -
Match Events
- 0' The referee blows the starting whistle. The fans are roaring. The teams are ready for the match. Western United FC is hosting Melbourne Victory FC for another epic battle.
- 5' Western United FC seems to be on a short break. The game is mainly concentrated in the center. It’s high time they got back to action. Otherwise, it looks like a goalless game.
- 8' Zinedine Machach puts Melbourne Victory FC on the lead.
- 13' While there is no rush on the pitch, let’s have a look at some stats. Roderick Miranda made 93 appearances and scored 10 goals. He is very likely to score a goal today.
- 18' looks like a favorite considering 0 games won in last 0 matches with its main striker scoring goals.
- 19' What a strike from Noah Botic! The score is 1-1.
- 24' While players are taking a pause, let’s have a look at their stats. The teams met 0 times this season with winning -% of all matches.
- 29' Players seem to put ease on their energy level Spectators hardly appreciate such approach. Teams need to speed up the tempo.
- 34' It looks like no one’s ball. Western United FC is used to counterattacking playing. None of the sides are ready to take the lead.
- 39' Spectators are craving for more action. Both teams play very cautiously. They need to put some more energy.
- 44' Although teams showed high tempo form the start, they seem to slow down a bit. Both sides really need to catch a fire. Otherwise, we have another goalless match.
- 48' Melbourne Victory FC is taking the lead after the goal scored by Nikolaos Vergos on 48.
- 53' It’s high time John Aloisi made some changes to put the his team’s game back to action.
- 58' Supporters expect more eagerness from Brendan Hamill, as he is very good at scoring at Campbelltown Stadium with 0 goals in the last 0 games.
- 63' Western United FC is showing some good football. However, Western United FC are ready to play back every minute. It might result in some problems for the home side. The game will hardly remain goalless.
- 66' Reno Piscopo is replacing Daniel Arzani for the Melbourne Victory FC side.
- 69' Goal! Bruno Fornaroli scores his 63 goal in 208 matches.
- 71' Abel Walatee is replacing Matthew Grimaldi for the Western United FC side.
- 75' The Western United FC manager makes a substitution. Noah Botic departs to be replaced by Michael Ruhs.
- 76' Ramy Najjarine is replacing Riku Danzaki for the Western United FC side.
- 78' Time for substitution for Melbourne Victory FC. Zinedine Machach is replaced by Fabian Monge.
- 80' The Western United FC manager makes a substitution. Rhys Bozinovski departs to be replaced by Jordan Lauton.
- 85' Matthew Sutton needs to be pretty careful with his discipline considering 0 Yellow cards this season.
- 90' Not even hints on scoring a goal over the last 90 minutes.
- Another three points for Melbourne Victory FC.
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Western United FC
Starting XI- 33
- 32
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- 6
- 9
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77
Riku Danzaki ↓ Ramy Najjarine 76'
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23
Rhys Bozinovski ↓ Jordan Lauton 80'
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19
Noah Botic ↓ Michael Ruhs 75'
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10
Matthew Grimaldi ↓ Abel Walatee 71'
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Bench-
7
Ramy Najjarine ↑ 76'
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24
Michael Ruhs ↑ 75'
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44
Jordan Lauton ↑ 80'
- 14
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20
Abel Walatee ↑ 71'
Coach John AloisiMelbourne Victory FC
Starting XI-
8
Zinedine Machach ↓ Fabian Monge 78'
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7
Daniel Arzani ↓ Reno Piscopo 66'
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- 25
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- 14
- 28
- 9
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11
Clarismario ↓ Jing Reec 78'
Bench-
10
Bruno Fornaroli ↑ 66'
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27
Reno Piscopo ↑ 66'
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- 22
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18
Fabian Monge ↑ 78'
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Jing Reec ↑ 78'
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Coach Patrick Kisnorbo -
Head to Head
Western United FC Form
2024-12-01 Western United FC 1–3 Melbourne Victory FC L 2024-11-22 Perth Glory FC 1–3 Western United FC W 2024-11-09 Adelaide United FC 2–1 Western United FC L 2024-11-04 Western United FC 0–1 Melbourne City FC L 2024-10-27 Western United FC 1–1 Western Sydney Wanderers FC D 2024-10-20 Wellington Phoenix FC 1–1 Western United FC DMelbourne Victory FC Form
2024-12-01 Western United FC 1–3 Melbourne Victory FC W 2024-11-24 Wellington Phoenix FC 1–0 Melbourne Victory FC L 2024-11-09 Melbourne Victory FC 2–0 Brisbane Roar FC W 2024-11-03 Melbourne Victory FC 2–1 Macarthur FC W 2024-10-26 Melbourne City FC 1–3 Melbourne Victory FC W 2024-10-18 Central Coast Mariners FC 0–0 Melbourne Victory FC D