Macarthur clutches a 2-1 win against Central Coast Mariners. HIGHLIGHTS

GOSFORD. Macarthur conquered Central Coast Mariners to win 2-1. A goal from B. Kaltak was decisive in the 90min.

October 30, 2023

GOSFORD. Macarthur prevailed over Central Coast Mariners to win 2-1. A goal from B. Kaltak was decisive in the 90min. All goals were scored in the second half. It was Macarthur to strike first with a goal of Valère Germain at the 57′. Then Kearyn Baccus scored again for Macarthur in the 84′ minute. Eventually, Brian Kaltak reduced the distance for Central Coast Mariners (90′). Eventually, that was it, and the result remained 2-1.

The match was played at the Central Coast Stadium stadium in Gosford on Sunday and it started at 3:00 pm local time. The referee was Adam Kersey with the assistance of Anton Schetinin and Ashley Beecham. The 4th official was Sam Kelly. The weather was sky is clear. The temperature was pleasant at 23.86 degrees Celsius or 74.95 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 44%.

Match Statistics

Central Coast Mariners

1 - 2

Macarthur

55 Ball Possession 45

Shots

15 Total 13
6 On Target 5
4 Off Target 6
5 Shots blocked 2

118 Attack 80
63 Dangerous attack 34
69 Ball safe 70

0 Penalties 0
6 Corners 3
1 Off Sides 1

Fouls

12 Total 15
4 Yellow Cards 4
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 4

Ball possession

Central Coast Mariners was in firm control of the ball 55% while Macarthur was struggling with a 45% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Central Coast Mariners was more pushing with 63 dangerous attacks and 15 shots of which 6 were on target. Anyhow, Macarthur found a way to find the solution to win this contest.

Central Coast Mariners shot 15 times, 6 on target, 4 off target. On the opposite side, Macarthur shot 13 times, 5 on target, 6 off target.

Cards

Central Coast Mariners received 4 yellow cards (Mikael Doka, Alou Kuol, Christian Theoharous and William Wilson). Talking about the opposition, Macarthur received 4 yellow cards (Clayton Lewis, Jonathan Aspropotamitis, Yianni Nicolaou and Kearyn Baccus).

Match Timeline

20'

28'

Clayton Lewis- Yellow

Christian Theoharous- Yellow

31'

Alou Kuol- Yellow

53'

Yianni Nicolaou- Yellow

57'

Valère Germain(goal)Jake Hollman

B. Tapp- sub ->Harrison Steele

59'

B. Tapp(VAR)

64'

A. Auglah- sub ->Jed Drew

64'

Lachlan Rose- sub ->Raphael Borges Rodrigues

Dylan Wenzel-Halls- sub ->Alou Kuol

64'

Mikael Doka- Yellow

74'

M. Di Pizio- sub ->Ángel Torres

75'

Storm Roux- sub ->Mikael Doka

75'

Will Wilson- sub ->Christian Theoharous

75'

84'

Kearyn Baccus(goal)Yianni Nicolaou

87'

Ulises Dávila - sub ->Jake Hollman

Will Wilson- Yellow

90'

B. Kaltak(goal)Noah Smith

90'

Kearyn Baccus- Yellow

64'

O. Jones- sub ->Valère Germain

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Central Coast Mariners

Western Sydney Wanderers

After playing this match, Central Coast Mariners stays with 0 points to occupy the 10th place in the standings. On the opposite side, Macarthur has 4 points (5th).

Next matches

Central Coast Mariners – Formation

Central Coast Mariners

Maximilian Mehring 20.Australia

7.0

Mikael Doka 2.Brazil

7.1

75'

74'

B. Kaltak 3.Vanuatu

7.9

90'

Noah Smith 5.Australia

7.5

N. Paull 33.Australia

6.7

J. Nisbet 4.Australia

7.1

Christian Theoharous 7.Australia

7.0

75'

31'

Marco Túlio 10.Brazil

7.0

Ángel Torres 11.Colombia

8.1

75'

Harrison Steele 16.Australia

6.7

59'

Alou Kuol 9.South Sudan

6.8

64'

53'

Substitutes

J. Warshawsky 30.Australia

Storm Roux 15.New Zealand

6.4

75'

D. Hall 23.Australia

B. Tapp 26.Australia

6.8

59'

Will Wilson 28.Australia

6.8

75'

90'

M. Di Pizio 39.Australia

6.7

75'

Dylan Wenzel-Halls 14.Australia

6.4

64'

Central Coast Mariners started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

The manager Mark Graham Jackson decided to play with the following team: Maximilian Mehring (7.0), Mikael Doka (7.1), Brian Kaltak (7.9), Nathan Paull (6.7), Noah Smith (7.5), Ángel Torres (8.1), Harrison Steele (6.7), Joshua Nisbet (7.1), Christian Theoharous (7.0), Marco Túlio (7.0) and Alou Kuol (6.8).

The home team had on the bench: Dylan Wenzel-Halls (6.4), Storm Roux (6.4), Daniel Hall, Brad Tapp (6.8), William Wilson (6.8), Jack Warshawsky and Miguel Di Pizio (6.7).

Central Coast Mariners could not rely on the presence of Storm Roux (injured).

Substitutions

Central Coast Mariners made 5 changes: Mikael Doka for Storm Roux (75′), Christian Theoharous for William Wilson (75′), Harrison Steele for Brad Tapp (59′), Alou Kuol for Dylan Wenzel-Halls (64′) and Ángel Torres for Miguel Di Pizio (75′).

Best player: Ángel Torres

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Central Coast Mariners was Ángel Torres.

His rating is (8.1) with 38 passes (71% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 9 duels out of 13. He performed 5 crosses.

Macarthur – Formation

Macarthur

F. Kurto 12.Poland

7.5

J. Aspropotamitis 5.Australia

6.7

20'

Tomislav Uskok 6.Australia

7.3

Ivan Vujica 13.Australia

6.7

Yianni Nicolaou 22.Australia

7.3

53'

Jake Hollman 8.Australia

7.5

87'

Kearyn Baccus 15.Australia

7.7

90'

84'

Raphael Borges Rodrigues 17.Australia

6.7

64'

Clayton Lewis 23.New Zealand

7.3

28'

J. Drew 37.Australia

7.3

64'

Valère Germain 98.France

7.3

64'

57'

Substitutes

Danijel Nizic 1.Australia

Matthew Millar 44.Australia

Ulises Dávila 10.Mexico

6.4

87'

Kristian Popovic 14.Australia

O. Jones 16.Australia

64'

Lachlan Rose 31.Australia

6.4

64'

A. Auglah 36.Australia

7.1

64'

Macarthur started with a 4-4-1-1 line-up (4-4-1-1).

Mile Sterjovski played with: Filip Kurto (7.5), Yianni Nicolaou (7.3), Tomislav Uskok (7.3), Jonathan Aspropotamitis (6.7), Ivan Vujica (6.7), Raphael Borges Rodrigues (6.7), Kearyn Baccus (7.7), Clayton Lewis (7.3), Jed Drew (7.3), Jake Hollman (7.5) and Valère Germain (7.3).

These were the players on the bench: Danijel Nizic, Ulises Dávila (6.4), Kristian Popovic, Oliver Jones, Lachlan Rose (6.4), Ali Auglah (7.1) and Matthew Millar.

Macarthur could not rely on the presence of Ali Auglah (injured).

Substitutions

Macarthur made 4 changes: Valère Germain for Oliver Jones (64′), Raphael Borges Rodrigues for Lachlan Rose (64′), Jake Hollman for Ulises Dávila (87′) and Jed Drew for Ali Auglah (64′).