Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne City FC, 2024-25 Australian A-League Men, Regular Season

· Australian A-League Men

Western Sydney Wanderers

9': Nicolas Milanovic
13': Kai Trewin (OG)

FT
2 - 2

Melbourne City FC

36': Kai Trewin
86': Kai Trewin (P)

About

Western Sydney Wanderers are hosting Melbourne City FC at CommBank Stadium, Sydney, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Men.

Match Commentary

9': Nicolas Milanovic (Western Sydney Wanderers) Goal at 9'
13': Kai Trewin (Melbourne City FC) Own Goal at 13'
18': Gabriel Cleur (Western Sydney Wanderers) Yellow Card at 18'
36': Kai Trewin (Melbourne City FC) Goal at 36'
61': Lawrence Wong (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 61'
62': Aydan Hammond (Western Sydney Wanderers) Substitution at 62'
73': Lawrence Wong (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 73'
78': Callum Talbot (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 78'
78': Medin Memeti (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 78'
78': Kavian Rahmani (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 78'
80': Mohamed Al-Taay (Western Sydney Wanderers) Substitution at 80'
85': Marcus Antonsson (Western Sydney Wanderers) Substitution at 85'
86': Kai Trewin (Melbourne City FC) Penalty - Scored at 86'
90'+2': Callum Talbot (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 92'
90'+4': Nathaniel Atkinson (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 94'
90'+8': Nicolas Milanovic (Western Sydney Wanderers) Yellow Card at 98'

Statistics

MCY		WSW
8	Fouls	11
3	Yellow Cards	2
0	Red Cards	0
0	Offsides	0
9	Corner Kicks	4
5	Saves	4
62.8	Possession	37.2
20	SHOTS	18
7	ON GOAL	6
0.4	On Target %	0.3
1	Penalty Goals	0
1	Penalty Kicks Taken	0
0	Accurate Passes	0
0	Passes	0
0.0	Pass Completion %	0.0
0	Accurate Crosses	0
0	Crosses	0
0.0	Cross %	0.0
0	Long Balls	0
0	Accurate Long Balls	0
0.0	Long Balls %	0.0
5	Blocked Shots	5
0	Effective Tackles	0
0	Tackles	0
0.0	Tackle %	0.0
0	Interceptions	0
0	Effective Clearances	0
0	Clearances	0

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Men

Venue: CommBank Stadium
Location: Sydney, Australia
Attendance: 10,428

A-League Men Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Auckland FC	26	+22	53
2	Melbourne City FC	26	+16	48
3	Western United	26	+18	47
4	Western Sydney Wanderers	26	+18	46

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Western Sydney Wanderers (4-4-2)

No.	Name
20	Lawrence Thomas (GK)
4	Alex Bonetig
22	Anthony Pantazopoulos
3	Alex Gersbach
2	Gabriel Cleur
18	Oscar Priestman
13	Dean Pelekanos
23	Bozhidar Kraev
14	Nicolas Milanovic
7	Zachary Sapsford
26	Brandon Borrello

Western Sydney Wanderers Substitutes:

Juan Mata, Aydan Hammond, Jack Clisby, Marcus Antonsson, Mohamed Al-Taay, Jarrod Carluccio, Jordan Holmes.

Melbourne City FC (4-3-3)

No.	Name
33	Patrick Beach (GK)
27	Kai Trewin
22	German Ferreyra
16	Aziz Behich
13	Nathaniel Atkinson
30	Andreas Kuen
6	Steven Ugarkovic
21	Alessandro Lopane
17	Max Caputo
23	Marco Tilio
10	Yonatan Cohen

Melbourne City FC Substitutes:

Michael Olakigbe, Kavian Rahmani, Medin Memeti, Zane Schreiber, Lawrence Wong, Callum Talbot, Harrison Shillington.

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