The Netstrata Jubilee Stadium will host Saturday’s Round 9 A-League game between Sydney FC and Perth Glory.
Venue: Jubilee Oval (Sydney)
Key Statistics
Sydney FC are winless in two home games (D1, L1).
The hosts are unbeaten in their last three league games (W2, D1).
Perth Glory have lost three of their last four league games (W1).
They have failed to score in three of their last four away league games.
Head to head
In 50 meetings between both sides, Sydney FC have enjoyed more success. The Sky Blues have won 29 times while Perth Glory have won just nine times.
Latest performances in all competitions
Sydney FC: L-D-W-W-W
Perth Glory: L-L-W-L-L
Sydney FC
After their FFA Cup exertions in midweek, Sydney FC are back in league action this Saturday when they welcome Perth Glory to the Jubilee Oval.
The hosts were sent packing out of the FFA Cup in midweek by Central Coast Mariners who defeated them 0-1 at home to book their place in the finals of the cup.
The loss ended a run of four games without a loss (W3, D1) for Steve Corica’s side.
The Sky Blues have won nine points from their opening seven games and are sitting sixth on the league table.
A win in this game will keep them well within the top part of the table.
Possible Sydney FC starting line-ups
Andrew Redmayne; Joel King, Ben Warland, Alex Wilkinson, Rhyan Grant; Anthony Caceres, Paulo Retre, Patrick Yazbek, Milos Ninkovic; Trent Buhagiar, Bobo.
Injured: None
Doubtful: None
Suspended: None
Perth Glory
After a five-week absence, Perth Glory returned to league action last Wednesday against Brisbane Roar.
As expected after such a long time of absence, the visitors were rusty in the night, eventually losing 1-0 to Brisbane Roar.
They will now look to get back to winning way in just their second game this year
However, the visitors are on a poor run of form in the league, having won ten matches in all competitions. It will take a miracle for Perth glory to win this game, given their form. However, they will be desperate for that to happen despite their poor form.
Possible Perth Glory starting line-ups
Liam Reddy; Jack Clisby, Darryl Lachman, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Antonee Burke-Gilroy; Osama Malik, Brandon O’Neill, Antonee Gilroy; Andy Keogh, Bruno Fornaroli, Adrian Sardinero.
Injured: Luke Bodnar, Brad Jones
Doubtful: None
Suspended: None
Prediction
Sydney FC 2-1 Perth Glory