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Sydney FC vs Western Sydney Wanderers Sydney Derby: A-League live scores, blog, highlights

25th February, 2018
Where: Allianz Stadium, Sydney
When: Sunday 24th February 2018, 6:30pm (AEDT)
TV: Fox Sports
Betting: Sydney FC $1.45, Draw $4.50, Western Sydney Wanderers $6.50

Sydney FC
1.Andrew Redmayne (Gk), 2.Aaron Calver, 3.Ben Warland, 4.Alex Wilkinson, 5.Jordy Buijs, 6.Josh Brillante, 7.Michael Zullo, 8.Paulo Retre, 9.Bobô, 10.Milos Ninkovic, 11.Adrian Mierzejewski, 12.Fabio Ferreira, 13.Brandon O’neill, 14.Alex Brosque (C), 16.Anthony Kalik, 17.David Carney, 18.Matt Simon, 20.Alex Cisak (Gk)

Western Sydney Wanderers
3.Jack Clisby, 5.Brendan Hamill, 6.Marcelo Carrusca, 7.Steven Lustica, 8.Roly Bonevacia, 9.Oriol Riera, 10.Alvaro Cejudo, 11.Brendon Santalab, 15.Kearyn Baccus, 16.Jaushua Sotirio, 18.Chris Ikonomidis, 19.Mark Bridge, 20.Vedran Janjetovic (Gk), 23.Lachlan Scott, 24.Raul Llorente, 33.Michael Thwaite, 40. Nicholas Suman (Gk), 42.Keanu Baccus
Bobo of Sydney celebrates scoring a goal. (AAP Image/David Moir)
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Match result:

A brace from Adrian Mierzejewski has lead Sydney FC to a 3-1 victory in the Sydney Derby on Sunday night.

Final score
Sydney FC 3
Western Sydney Wanderers 1

How to watch:

TV
This match will be broadcast exclusively by Fox Sports 501.

Live stream
You can live stream Foxtel’s coverage of the match by using the Foxtel App if you already have a Foxtel TV subscription, or Foxtel Now if you don’t.

Preview:

This is the match-up that whets the appetite of all A-League supporters and this version promises much, as the Wanderers attempt to claw their way into the top six and book a spot in the semi-finals.

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With seven rounds remaining and still seven or eight teams in the hunt for spots in the playoffs, the Wanderers need to keep stringing wins together to guarantee their spot.

Sydney FC are safely entrenched in the finals with the premiers plate looking secure yet complacency will not be an option, especially considering the passion and intensity that comes to the surface in these clashes.

The Wanderers have kept improving throughout the season and with a couple of solid wins over the course of the next few weeks, could even push for a top four spot.

Sydney will be sore and tired following their trip to China midweek and after significant changes to their starting team, will be tested by a well-rested and motivated Wanderers side.

In the last ever Sydney Derby at Allianz Stadium in its current configuration, both teams will be looking for the points and bragging rights, in Australia’s biggest City.

Prediction:

Somehow, Graham Arnold will lift his troops and find a way past the Wanderers.

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Sydney FC 2, Western Sydney Wanderers 1

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