Macarthur FC
2
Match Complete
Newcastle Jets
2
| 83' |  | L. Krasniqi | ||
| 57' |  | S. Ugarkovic | ||
| 51' | | A. Stamatelopoulos | ||
| L. Puyo | | 47' | ||
| C. M'Mombwa | | 36' | ||
| 27' | | R. O'Donovan | ||
| L. Rose | | 7' |
| 17 | Shots | 5 | ||
| 6 | On Target | 4 | ||
| 9 | Fouls | 9 | ||
| 5 | Corners | 1 | ||
| 2 | Offsides | 3 | ||
| 0 | Red Cards | 0 | ||
| 1 | Yellow Cards | 2 |
New kids Macarthur FC are looking to bounce back from two straight losses, and they’ll start strong favourites against the Newcastle Jets. Stay up to date with their A-League clash with live scores on The Roar from 6:10pm (AEST).
Last week was a rough one for Macarthur as they saw their winning streak snapped in a 2-1 loss to Brisbane, before going down to Adelaide 3-1 on Wednesday. That’s nothing compared to Newcastle, however, who are chasing their first win since February 7.
Game information
Kick-off time: 6:10pm (AEST)
Venue: Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney
TV: Fox Sports
Live stream: Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, Foxtel Go, MyFootball Live app
Betting: Macarthur $1.88, Newcastle $3.70, draw $3.60 (odds via PlayUp)
Squads
Macarthur FC
Adam Federici, Jake McGing, Antony Golec, Benat, Mark Milligan (c), Aleksandar Jovanovic, Ivan Franjic, Denis Genreau, Milislav Popovic, Loic Puyo, Tommy Oar, James Meredith, Yianni Nicolau, Moudi Najjar, Aleksandar Susnjar, Nicholas Suman, Michael Ruhs, Jake Hollman, Liam Rose, Walter Scott, Charles M’Mombwa, Matt Derbyshire, Antonis Martis, Lachlan Rose, Markel Susaeta
Newcastle Jets
Lewis Italiano, John Koutroumbis, Jason Hoffman, Nigel Boogaard (c), Ben Kantarovski, Steven Ugarkovic, Syahrian Abimanyu, Liridon Krasniqi, Roy O’Donovan, Ramy Najjarine, Maki Petratos, Ali Abbas, Tete Yengi, Matthew Millar, Valentino Yuel, Jack Armson, Kosta Petratos, Luka Prso, Lachlan Jackson, Jack Duncan, Connor O’Toole, Jack Simmons, Archie Goodwin, Lucas Mauragis, Blake Archbold, Angus Thurgate, Apostolos Stamatelopoulos, Nikolai Topor-Stanley
Tim Carter
Roar Pro
As much as I would have loved to see that, I'd be surprised to find anyone else on this site who had the Jets in their top six this season.
NoMates
Roar Rookie
No but just personally i had picked them for a top 6 finish this season. As for Victory well you can only blame the club.
Tim Carter
Roar Pro
After everything that went on in the pre-season, you think that they're more of a let-down than the last placed Victory???
Tigertown
Guest
An interesting result. Newcastle are still clinging onto hope. The draw has also given Macarthur a slight nudge in the right direction, after a few losses. The business end of the season is upon us. Very little now separates the top teams.
pete4
Roar Rookie
Ends all square Bulls may rue 2 points dropped
Micko
Roar Rookie
All sports leagues and events here are excessively policed now. The A League have shot themselves in the foot with this attitude. But also some fans wanting to be euro style ultras: bringing in flares etc didn’t help.
pete4
Roar Rookie
Making a substitution in the 89th minute the only logical reason I can ever think is to cause the play to stop
83'
pete4
Roar Rookie
Jets showing a bit more urgency
Micko
Roar Rookie
Could you tell the difference anyway? :silly:
pete4
Roar Rookie
I think any Bulls supporter uses them
Micko
Roar Rookie
I can hear the bells ringing...or are they handed to kids and everybody who wants them?
pete4
Roar Rookie
15 to go who can find a winner here
pete4
Roar Rookie
Apparently happened seems ridiculous
Micko
Roar Rookie
Who's the clown who approved Newcastle to wear this strip?!! :angry: One of the most ridiculous change of strips that I've seen when considering NJ's normal strip! :thumbdown:
Micko
Roar Rookie
What? :shocked:
pete4
Roar Rookie
In other news The Bullpen (Bulls active support) staged a walkout tonight due to excessive policing :crying:
pete4
Roar Rookie
Game going end to end now
57'
pete4
Roar Rookie
Jets needed that!! Ugarkovic goes bang :football: