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Perth Glory vs Sydney FC: A-League match result

23rd November, 2019
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Perth Glory

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Match Complete

Sydney FC

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D. Djulbic90'
83'R. McGowan
71'M. Zullo
65'M. Ninkovic
58'D. Djulbic
B. Fornaroli44'
N. Kilkenny36'
12'A. L. Fondre

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Shots
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On Target
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Fouls
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Match result:

Sydney FC’s dominance over Perth has continued with a 3-1 victory on Saturday night.

Steve Corica’s side were made to work hard by Glory but their clinical edge in front of goal made the difference.

Sydney stay second on the ladder, a point behind Melbourne City, with a game in hand.

The Sky Blues face Western United FC next Sunday. Glory travel to Melbourne Victory in their next match.

Final score
Perth Glory 1
Sydney FC 3

Match preview:

Perth Glory welcome Sydney FC to HBF Park on Saturday evening in Round 7 of the 2019-20 A-League season. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 9:45pm (AEDT).

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It’s a grand final rematch in Perth as the Glory try to exact revenge against the defending champions Sydney FC.

Glory have made a slow start to the season, with just the one victory from their opening five games. Last season’s premiers sat sixth on the ladder heading into this round of fixtures.

Tony Popovic’s side are also winless in their last three home games. The last time they went longer without a win in WA was a five-game stretch in 2015.

In contrast, Sydney FC have been in good form and moved into second spot on the ladder following their 2-1 win over Melbourne Victory last weekend.

The Sky Blues have a brilliant recent record against Perth Glory winning 11 of their last 12 A-League games.

Sydney coach Steve Corica believes the challenge of facing Perth brings out the best in his players.

“Obviously they are a good side and that’s why I think we play well over there, because everyone is focused,” he said.

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“It’s a good thing going into the game knowing that you’ve won so many games over there and only lost one or two, but each game is different, you have to go in with the right attitude.”

Glory captain Diego Castro insists his side will use this crunch match to showcase their fighting spirit and climb back up the table.

“When you have a look at the ladder it’s not the best scenario for us,” he said.

“We are not happy to be in sixth position, especially with what happened last year and the success we had.

“We want to fight for this important game, to recover the confidence, to be there with the best.”

Team news
Glory defender Osama Malik will miss a second straight game, while fellow centre back Alex Grant is suspended. Kristian Popovic returns from international duty.

Sydney left-back Michael Zullo is pushing for his first start of the season following a foot injury.

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Prediction
Glory have had two weeks to prepare for this match after a bye last weekend.

Tony Popovic will expect a reaction from his players following the shock 2-1 loss to Central Coast in their last game at HBF Park.

I am tipping the home side to get the win and the much-needed boost that their season needs.

Perth Glory 2 – 1 Sydney FC

Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 9:45pm (AEDT).

Where: HBF Park, Perth
When: Saturday, November 23 2019, 9.45pm (AEDT)
TV: Fox Sports 505, MyFootball Live App, Kayo

Perth Glory
1.Tando VELAPHI (gk), 3.Jacob TRATT, 4.Gregory WUTHRICH, 5.Ivan FRANJIC, 6.Dino DJULBIC, 7.Joel CHIANESE, 8.James MEREDITH, 9.Bruno FORNAROLI, 12.Kim SOO-BEOM, 14.Chris HAROLD, 16.Tomislav MRCELA, 17.Diego CASTRO (c), 18.Nick D’AGOSTINO, 19.Chris IKONOMIDIS, 20.Jake BRIMMER, 27.JUANDE, 28.Gabriel POPOVIC, 29.Kristian POPOVIC, 33.Liam REDDY (gk), 88.Neil KILKENNY **2-4 to be omitted**

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Sydney FC
1.Andrew REDMAYNE (gk), 2.Patrick FLOTTMANN, 4.Alex WILKINSON (c), 5.Alex BAUMJOHANN, 6.Ryan McGOWAN, 7.Michael ZULLO, 8.Paulo RETRE, 9.Adam LE FONDRE, 10.Milos NINKOVIC, 11.Kosta BARBAROUSES, 12.Trent BUHAGIAR, 13.Brandon O’NEILL, 16.Joel KING, 17.Anthony CACERES, 18.Luke IVANOVIC, 20.Tom HEWARD-BELLE (gk), 21.Harry VAN DER SAAG, 23.Rhyan GRANT, 24.Marco TILIO, 26.Luke BRATTAN. **2-4 to be omitted**

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