A-League Round 20 - On The Home Stretch

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A-League round 20 and we are on the home stretch of the season not long to go only six rounds and change remaining. The highlight matches of the round are Friday night between Adelaide and Wellington, Sunday between City V Brisbane and Wednesday Between Brisbane V CCM. All critical to the make up of the top six.

A-League Round 20

Thursday 6th May
Melbourne Victory V Macarthur FC, AAMI Park, 7:05pm EST

Friday 7th May
Adelaide United V Wellington, Hindmarsh Stadium, 7:35pm EST 7:05pm CST

Saturday 8th May
Newcastle V Sydney FC, Hunter Stadium, 5:05pm EST
Western Sydney Wanderers V Western United FC, Bankwest Stadium, 7:10pm EST

Sunday 9th May
Melbourne City V Brisbane Roar, AAMI Park, 4:05pm EST
Perth Glory V Melbourne Victory, NIB Stadium, 6:10pm EST 4:10pm WST

Wednesday 12th May
Brisbane Roar V Central Coast Mariners, Dolphin Stadium, 7:05pm EST
Perth Glory V Western United, NIB Stadium, 9:20pm EST 7:20pm WST

Prediction: Victory 2-1 Adel 2-1 Syd 3-1 WSWV WU 2-2 City 3-1 Perth 2-0 Roar 2-0 Perth V WU 1-1

Happy Mothers day to all the mothers and enjoy the football this week.
 
Big week for the Brisbane. Depending on their results, they'll be contending at the top - or in a scrap for a spot in the 6....

City pushing for a break towards the premiers plate, CCM trying to get moving again (3 points from their last 5 games).
 

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Interesting game for 0-0. Nix probably needed the 3 points to keep pressing the top 6.

Adelaide go second, can stay there if Sydney, CCM and Roar all lose....

Both teams next play..... Melbourne City away
They ****ed it up, plain and simple. Oh well. Time to put everything into our two NZ games and then focus on next season.
 
Rudan might be in trouble after this match. 4-0 down against WSW and looking very disinterested. He’s escaped criticism so far but WU are looking bog ordinary considering their list.

Whole club feels like a shambles at the moment really.
 

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Whole club feels like a shambles at the moment really.

I can’t see WU surviving in Melbourne for to long at this rate especially without a home. Maybe a relocation in future Geelong/Tassie or Canberra. Clearly it’s not working and Melbourne is to saturated for them to make any inroads as Gypsies.
 
Never figured you to watch the A League mate (just haven't seen you post here before)
It's a nice easy Saturday/Sunday morning watch. Wasn't too fussed when I was In Australia but watch a fair bit now. And try to get to a game or two when I get back (when ever that will be).
 
Ridiculous decision. Never a penalty.

Never seen an incident like it, then to have a similar incident crop up in the city game with another goal scoring opportunity (except the defender headed in to the attackers arm). - wait all day for a bus then 2 arrive.

Thankfully VAR decided to let the goal stand - Robbie Slater said "I want the right outcome over consistency". Decision yesterday was cactus - glad VAR didn't double down on their stupidity
 
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