Brisbane Roar clutches a 2-1 win against Perth Glory. HIGHLIGHTS

BRISBANE. Brisbane Roar beat Perth Glory to win 2-1. A goal from A. Susnjar was decisive in the 90min.

November 27, 2023

BRISBANE. Brisbane Roar topped Perth Glory to win 2-1. A goal from A. Susnjar was decisive in the 90min. All goals were scored in the second half. It was Brisbane Roar to strike first with a goal of Henry Hore at the 56′. Then Jay O’Shea scored again for Brisbane Roar in the 65′ minute. Eventually, Aleksandar Susnjar reduced the distance for Perth Glory (90′). Eventually, that was it, and the result remained 2-1. Brisbane Roar was much superior in terms of ball possession (66%) and that was among the factors of its victory.

The match was played at the Suncorp Stadium stadium in Brisbane on Sunday and it started at 2:00 pm local time. The referee was Ben Abraham with the support of Ashley Beecham and Nathan MacDonald. The 4th official was David Walsh. The weather was light rain. The temperature was hot at 27.25 degrees Celsius or 81.05 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 56%.

Match Statistics

Brisbane Roar

2 - 1

Perth Glory

! 66 Ball Possession 34

Shots

23 Total 11
7 On Target 6
10 Off Target 5
7 Shots blocked 0

128 Attack 84
94 Dangerous attack 47
66 Ball safe 69

0 Penalties 0
7 Corners 3
3 Off Sides 4

Fouls

7 Total 4
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 4

Ball possession

Brisbane Roar had a strong ball possession 66% while Perth Glory was struggling with a 34% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Brisbane Roar was more aggressive with 94 dangerous attacks and 23 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Brisbane Roar won the match.

Brisbane Roar shot 23 times, 7 on target, 10 off target. Talking about the opposition, Perth Glory shot 11 times, 6 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Brisbane Roar received 1 yellow card (Jay O’Shea). On the opposite side, Perth Glory received 2 yellow cards (Trent Ostler and Stefan Colakovski).

Match Timeline

Antonee Burke-Gilroy- sub ->Corey Brown

14'

J. O'Shea- Yellow

38'

55'

Stefan Colakovski- sub ->Salim Khelifi

Henry Hore(goal)Jay O\'Shea

56'

63'

T. Ostler- sub ->John Koutroumbis

64'

Stefan Colakovski- Yellow

J. O'Shea(goal)

65'

R. Brownlie- sub ->Henry Hore

80'

J. Hingert- sub ->Louis Zabala

80'

Alex Parsons- sub ->John Koutroumbis

83'

Q. MacNicol- sub ->Adam Taggart

84'

87'

T. Ostler- Yellow

90'

Aleksandar Susnjar (goal)

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Central Coast Mariners

Western Sydney Wanderers

After playing this match, Brisbane Roar will have 10 points like Adelaide United to remain in the 4th place. Talking about the opposition, Perth Glory will stay with 4 points like Melbourne City to sit in the 8th place.

Next matches

Brisbane Roar – Formation

Brisbane Roar

M. Freke 1.Australia

7.8

S. Neville 2.Australia

7.1

Corey Brown 3.Australia

6.4

14'

Tom Aldred 5.Scotland

7.3

L. Zabala 35.Australia

7.5

80'

Florin Bérenguer 7.France

7.0

Nikola Mileusnic 10.Australia

8.4

Taras Gomulka 12.Australia

7.5

Henry Hore 13.Australia

8.1

80'

56'

J. O'Shea 26.Republic of Ireland

8.5

38'

65'

T. Waddingham 16.Australia

6.6

Substitutes

Matt Acton 29.Australia

J. Hingert 19.Australia

6.3

80'

Antonee Burke-Gilroy 21.Australia

7.0

14'

K. Trewin 27.Australia

Q. MacNicol 30.Australia

6.8

84'

R. Brownlie 14.Australia

6.4

80'

Alex Parsons 22.Australia

6.6

83'

Brisbane Roar started with a 4-2-2-2 line-up (4-2-2-2).

The manager Ross Aloisi decided to play with the following team: Macklin Freke (7.8), Louis Zabala (7.5), Scott Neville (7.1), Tom Aldred (7.3), Corey Brown (6.4), Jay O’Shea (8.5), Taras Gomulka (7.5), Nikola Mileusnic (8.4), Henry Hore (8.1), Thomas Waddingham (6.6) and Florin Bérenguer (7.0).

The home team had on the bench: Rylan Brownlie (6.4), Jack Hingert (6.3), Antonee Burke-Gilroy (7.0), Alex Parsons (6.6), Kai Trewin, Matt Acton and Quinn MacNicol (6.8).

Brisbane Roar could not rely on the presence of Antonee Burke-Gilroy (injured) and Rylan Brownlie (injured).

Substitutions

Brisbane Roar made 5 changes: Corey Brown for Antonee Burke-Gilroy (14′), Henry Hore for Rylan Brownlie (80′), Louis Zabala for Jack Hingert (80′), John Koutroumbis for Alex Parsons (83′) and Adam Taggart for Quinn MacNicol (84′).

Player of the match: Jay O’Shea

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Brisbane Roar was Jay O’Shea.

His rating is (8.5) with 1 goal, 77 passes (83% accurate) and 4 key passes. He won 4 duels out of 7. He performed 8 crosses.

Perth Glory – Formation

Perth Glory

C. Cook 13.Australia

7.3

John Koutroumbis 2.Australia

7.5

63'

Mark Beevers 5.England

7.5

Aleksandar Susnjar 15.Australia

8.4

90'

Darryl Lachman 29.Curaçao

6.4

Salim Khelifi 10.Tunisia

6.6

84'

Jarrod Carluccio 17.Australia

6.4

G. Colli 20.Australia

6.8

Oliver Bozanic 24.Australia

7.0

Adam Taggart 22.Australia

7.0

63'

D. Bennie 23.Australia

6.4

Substitutes

Oliver Sail 1.New Zealand

K. Majekodunmi 28.Australia

Aaron McEneff 6.Northern Ireland

7.1

84'

T. Ostler 19.Australia

7.0

63'

87'

Stefan Colakovski 7.Australia

7.0

55'

64'

Luke Ivanovic 12.Australia

6.8

63'

Jayden Gorman 27.Australia

Perth Glory started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

Alen Stajcic played with: Cameron Cook (7.3), John Koutroumbis (7.5), Darryl Lachman (6.4), Mark Beevers (7.5), Aleksandar Susnjar (8.4), Salim Khelifi (6.6), Giordano Colli (6.8), Oliver Božanić (7.0), Jarrod Carluccio (6.4), Daniel Bennie (6.4) and Adam Taggart (7.0).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Oliver Sail, Aaron McEneff (7.1), Stefan Colakovski (7.0), Luke Ivanovic (6.8), Trent Ostler (7.0), Jayden Gorman and Kaelan Majekodunmi.

Substitutions

Perth Glory made 4 changes: Adam Taggart for Luke Ivanovic (63′), John Koutroumbis for Trent Ostler (63′), Salim Khelifi for Stefan Colakovski (55′) and Salim Khelifi for Aaron McEneff (84′).