Perth Glory prevails over Central Coast Mariners 2-0 on Saturday. HIGHLIGHTS

PERTH. Perth Glory overcomes Central Coast Mariners with a 2-0 win with a goal from S. Colakovski (52') and a goal from A. Taggart (90').

Luke Meyer

November 5, 2023

PERTH. Perth Glory conquers Central Coast Mariners with a 2-0 win with a goal from S. Colakovski (52′) and a goal from A. Taggart (90′). Central Coast Mariners was unquestionably superior in terms of ball possession (62%).

The match was played at the Perth Rectangular Stadium stadium in Perth on Saturday and it started at 6:45 pm local time. The referee was Shaun Evans who was helped by Josh Manella and Arvin Shanmuganathan. The 4th official was Shane Skinner. The weather was light rain. The temperature was extremely hot at 30.63 degrees Celsius or 87.13 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 27%.

Match Statistics

Perth Glory

2 - 0

Central Coast Mariners

! 38 Ball Possession 62

Shots

8 Total 11
4 On Target 4
3 Off Target 4
1 Shots blocked 3

78 Attack 108
29 Dangerous attack 50
69 Ball safe 65

0 Penalties 0
3 Corners 10
4 Off Sides 1

Fouls

12 Total 15
2 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 1

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Central Coast Mariners had a strong ball possession 62% while Perth Glory was struggling with a 38% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Central Coast Mariners was putting more pressure with 50 dangerous attacks and 11 shots of which 4 were on target. Anyhow, Perth Glory was capable to find the solution to win this match.

Perth Glory shot 8 times, 4 on target, 3 off target. Talking about the opposition, Central Coast Mariners shot 11 times, 4 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Perth Glory received 2 yellow cards (Aleksandar Susnjar and John Koutroumbis). On the other side, Central Coast Mariners received 2 yellow cards (Maximilien Balard and Joshua Nisbet).

Also, Central Coast Mariners didn’t finish the match with 11 players after Ángel Torres (Central Coast Mariners) was sent off after receiving a straight red card in the (77′).

Match Timeline

M. Balard- Yellow

John Koutroumbis- Yellow

32'

44'

J. Nisbet- Yellow

Aleksandar Susnjar - Yellow

45'

Stefan Colakovski- sub ->Jarrod Carluccio

46'

Bruce Kamau- sub ->Salim Khelifi

46'

Alou Kuol- sub ->Dylan Wenzel-Halls

Stefan Colakovski(goal)Adam Taggart

52'

Jacob Muir- sub ->Oliver Božanić

69'

Adam Taggart(VAR)

72'

77'

Ángel Torres- Red

David Williams- sub ->Daniel Bennie

77'

75'

Ángel Torres(VAR_CARD)

82'

Mikael Doka- sub ->Christian Theoharous

83'

Harrison Steele- sub ->Storm Roux

83'

Will Wilson- sub ->Marco Túlio

Riley Warland- sub ->Aleksandar Susnjar

90'

B. Tapp- sub ->Maximilien Balard

Adam Taggart(goal)Riley Warland

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Central Coast Mariners

Western Sydney Wanderers

After this encounter, Perth Glory has 4 points to occupy the 6th place in the table. On the opposite side, Central Coast Mariners stays with 0 points (11th).

Next matches

Perth Glory – Formation

Perth Glory

C. Cook 13.Australia

7.5

John Koutroumbis 2.Australia

7.3

32'

Mark Beevers 5.England

7.7

Aleksandar Susnjar 15.Australia

7.5

90'

45'

Darryl Lachman 29.Curaçao

7.0

Salim Khelifi 10.Tunisia

7.0

46'

Jarrod Carluccio 17.Australia

6.8

46'

G. Colli 20.Australia

7.0

D. Bennie 23.Australia

6.8

77'

Oliver Bozanic 24.Australia

7.0

69'

Adam Taggart 22.Australia

8.4

90'

Substitutes

Oliver Sail 1.New Zealand

Jacob Muir 3.Australia

7.0

69'

Riley Warland 14.Australia

7.5

90'

T. Ostler 19.Australia

Stefan Colakovski 7.Australia

7.3

46'

52'

David Williams 9.Australia

7.0

77'

Bruce Kamau 77.Australia

6.7

46'

Perth Glory adopted the conservative line-up (4-4-2).

The manager Alen Stajcic decided to play with the following team: Cameron Cook (7.5), John Koutroumbis (7.3), Darryl Lachman (7.0), Mark Beevers (7.7), Aleksandar Susnjar (7.5), Jarrod Carluccio (6.8), Oliver Božanić (7.0), Giordano Colli (7.0), Salim Khelifi (7.0), Adam Taggart (8.4) and Daniel Bennie (6.8).

The home team had on the bench: Oliver Sail, Jacob Muir (7.0), Stefan Colakovski (7.3), David Williams (7.0), Riley Warland (7.5), Trent Ostler and Bruce Kamau (6.7).

Substitutions

Perth Glory made 5 changes: Oliver Božanić for Jacob Muir (69′), Daniel Bennie for David Williams (77′), Jarrod Carluccio for Stefan Colakovski (46′), Salim Khelifi for Bruce Kamau (46′) and Aleksandar Susnjar for Riley Warland (90′).

Best player: Adam Taggart

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Perth Glory was Adam Taggart.

His rating is (8.4) with 1 goal, 14 passes (71% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 3 duels out of 7. He performed 1 cross.

Central Coast Mariners – Formation

Central Coast Mariners

Maximilian Mehring 20.Australia

6.4

B. Kaltak 3.Vanuatu

6.4

Storm Roux 15.New Zealand

7.1

83'

Jacob Farrell 18.Australia

7.0

N. Paull 33.Australia

6.4

J. Nisbet 4.Australia

7.0

44'

M. Balard 6.Australia

7.3

90'

Christian Theoharous 7.Australia

7.3

82'

Marco Túlio 10.Brazil

6.6

83'

Ángel Torres 11.Colombia

6.7

77'

Dylan Wenzel-Halls 14.Australia

6.4

46'

Substitutes

J. Warshawsky 30.Australia

Mikael Doka 2.Brazil

6.4

82'

D. Hall 23.Australia

Harrison Steele 16.Australia

6.4

83'

B. Tapp 26.Australia

90'

Will Wilson 28.Australia

6.3

83'

Alou Kuol 9.South Sudan

6.8

46'

Also Central Coast Mariners adopted the conservative line-up (4-4-2).

Mark Graham Jackson played with: Maximilian Mehring (6.4), Storm Roux (7.1), Brian Kaltak (6.4), Nathan Paull (6.4), Jacob Farrell (7.0), Ángel Torres (6.7), Maximilien Balard (7.3), Joshua Nisbet (7.0), Christian Theoharous (7.3), Dylan Wenzel-Halls (6.4) and Marco Túlio (6.6).

These were the players on the bench: Mikael Doka (6.4), Alou Kuol (6.8), Harrison Steele (6.4), Daniel Hall, Brad Tapp, William Wilson (6.3) and Jack Warshawsky.

Substitutions

Central Coast Mariners made 5 changes: Dylan Wenzel-Halls for Alou Kuol (46′), Marco Túlio for William Wilson (83′), Storm Roux for Harrison Steele (83′), Christian Theoharous for Mikael Doka (82′) and Maximilien Balard for Brad Tapp (90′).