An avalanche of goals but still some clean sheets to end the season: The A-League players who were the difference in Round 26
Joe Lolley was outstanding for the Sky Blues, scoring a brace as Sydney FC equaled their biggest ever victory.
Sunday’s A-League clash between Brisbane Roar and Perth Glory is off, with the fixture postponed as a result of the three-day lockdown imposed by the Western Australian and Queensland governments.
Perth and the Peel region entered a snap 72-hour lockdown from Friday midnight WST after a man contracted COVID-19 while staying at one of WA’s quarantine hotels – Mercure Perth.
A close contact the man stayed with after his hotel quarantine period ended also tested positive to COVID-19.
The lockdown is due to end at midnight WST on Monday.
The Roar-Glory encounter was to have been played at the Moreton Daily Stadium and details of the rescheduled match will be announced at a later date.
Meanwhile, Saturday night’s AFL clash between Fremantle and North Melbourne at Optus Stadium will go ahead but without crowds.
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Joe Lolley was outstanding for the Sky Blues, scoring a brace as Sydney FC equaled their biggest ever victory.
Here is the way the Roar expert panel sees all the action unfolding across the final weekend of play prior to the semi-finals.
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