Perth Glory W tops Melbourne City W 3-1 with 3 goals from M. Farrow

FAWKNER. Perth Glory W topped Melbourne City W 3-1 thanks to M. Farrow who scored in the 32nd, 51st and 71st minute.

By
Mark Hall
-
Perth Glory W tops Melbourne City W 3-1 with 3 goals from M. Farrow

FAWKNER. Perth Glory W beat Melbourne City W 3-1 thanks to M. Farrow who scored in the 32nd, 51st and 71st minute. It was Melbourne City W to score first with a goal from Hannah Wilkinson. However, later Perth Glory W found the way to turn the tables scoring 3 consecutive goals with Millie Farrow (32′), Millie Farrow (51′) and Millie Farrow (71′). Melbourne City W lost this match even if it was superior in terms of ball possession (60%).

The match was played at the CB Smith Reserve stadium in Fawkner on Saturday and it started at 2:30 pm local time. The referee was Kate Jacewicz with the help of Danielle Anderson and Janelle Sammutt. The 4th official was Adam Bavcar. The weather was moderate rain. The temperature was pleasant at 16.23 degrees Celsius or 61.21 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 93%.​

Match Timeline

H. Wilkinson(goal)Tijan McKenna
17'
32'
M. Farrow(goal)Quinley Quezada
38'
N. Rigby- Yellow
45'
S. Phonsongkham- Yellow
51'
M. Farrow(goal)Elizabeth Anton
E. Ekić- sub ->Kiera Meyers
62'
D. Galic- sub ->Rhianna Pollicina
62'
T. McKenna- Yellow
66'
K. Roestbakken- Yellow
67'
71'
M. Farrow(goal)Elizabeth Anton
71'
G. Jale- sub ->Sofia Sakalis
L. Davidson- sub ->Leticia McKenna
74'
N. Thomas-Chinnama- sub ->Karly Roestbakken
74'
78'
G. Cassidy- sub ->Isobel Dalton
84'
S. Cain- sub ->Susan Phonsongkham
84'
G. Johnston- sub ->Millie Farrow

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
Melbourne City W
41
22
Sydney W
39
22
Melbourne Victory W
36
22
Western United W
36
22
Central Coast Mariners W
35
22
Newcastle Jets W
33
22
Western Sydney Wanderers W
33
22
Wellington Phoenix W
28
22
Brisbane Roar W
26
22
Perth Glory W
24
22
Canberra United W
24
22
Adelaide United W
15
22

After playing this match, Melbourne City W stays with 16 points like Perth Glory W to remain in the 2nd place. Talking about the opposition, Perth Glory W will has 16 points like Melbourne City W to remain in the 1st place.

Next matches

Melbourne City W – Formation

Melbourne City W
G
Lysianne Proulx 44.Canada
6.5
D
L. Varley 2.Australia
6.8
D
T. Otto 5.United States
6.8
D
K. Meyers 15.Australia
6.4
62'
D
K. Roestbakken 16.Australia
6.3
74' 67'
M
L. McKenna 6.Australia
6.9
74'
M
Kaitlyn Torpey 8.Australia
7.8
M
R. Pollicina 10.Australia
6.4
62'
M
L. Hughes 14.Australia
6.8
M
T. McKenna 19.Australia
7.2
66'
F
H. Wilkinson 17.New Zealand
7.8
Goals17'
Substitutes
G
M. Barbieri 23.Australia
D
N. Thomas-Chinnama 3.Australia
6.9
74'
M
L. Davidson 18.Australia
6.7
74'
M
D. Galic 24.Australia
6.3
62'
F
E. Ekić 11.Bosnia and Herzegovina
7.3
62'

Melbourne City W started with a mid-fielder-oriented line-up (4-1-4-1).

The manager Dario Vidošić decided to play with the following team: Lysianne Proulx (6.5), Kiera Meyers (6.4), Karly Roestbakken (6.3), Taylor Otto (6.8), Leia Varley (6.8), Laura Hughes (6.8), Leticia McKenna (6.9), Tijan McKenna (7.2), Rhianna Pollicina (6.4), Kaitlyn Torpey (7.8) and Hannah Wilkinson (7.8).

The home team had on the bench: Naomi Thomas-Chinnama (6.9), Emina Ekic (7.3), Leah Davidson (6.7), Melissa Barbieri and Daniela Galic (6.3).

Substitutions

Melbourne City W made 4 changes: Kiera Meyers for Emina Ekic (62′), Rhianna Pollicina for Daniela Galic (62′), Karly Roestbakken for Naomi Thomas-Chinnama (74′) and Leticia McKenna for Leah Davidson (74′).

Player of the match: Kaitlyn Torpey​

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Melbourne City W was Kaitlyn Torpey.

His rating is 7.8 with 32 passes (0% accurate) and 3 key passes. He won 5 duels out of 9. He performed 4 crosses.

Perth Glory W – Formation

Perth Glory W
G
M. Aquino 1.Australia
7.7
D
Jessika Cowart 3.Philippines
6.9
D
N. Rigby 4.Australia
6.7
38'
D
E. Anton 7.New Zealand
8.5
D
S. Lawrence 18.Australia
6.8
M
H. Lowry 8.Australia
7.0
M
S. Phonsongkham 10.Australia
6.7
84' 45'
M
Quinley Quezada 20.Philippines
7.6
M
I. Dalton 23.Australia
6.8
78'
F
M. Farrow 9.England
10.0
84' Goals32', 51', 71'
F
S. Sakalis 12.Australia
7.2
71'
Substitutes
G
S. James 24.Australia
M
S. Cain 13.Australia
6.6
84'
M
G. Johnston 25.Australia
6.6
84'
M
G. Cassidy 27.Australia
6.6
78'
F
G. Jale 11.New Zealand
6.6
71'

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

Alexander Epakis played with: Morgan Aquino (7.7), Natasha Rigby (6.7), Sadie Lawrence (6.8), Jessika Cowart (6.9), Elizabeth Anton (8.5), Susan Phonsongkham (6.7), Isobel Dalton (6.8), Hana Lowry (7.0), Quinley Quezada (7.6), Sofia Sakalis (7.2) and Millie Farrow (10.0).

These were the players on the bench: Grace Jale (6.6), Sarah Cain (6.6), Sally James, Grace Johnston (6.6) and Georgia Cassidy (6.6).

Substitutions

Perth Glory W made 4 changes: Isobel Dalton for Georgia Cassidy (78′), Sofia Sakalis for Grace Jale (71′), Susan Phonsongkham for Sarah Cain (84′) and Millie Farrow for Grace Johnston (84′).

Player of the match: Elizabeth Anton​

The player that probably impressed the most for Perth Glory W was Elizabeth Anton even if he didn’t score any goal.

His rating is 8.5 with 26 passes (0% accurate) and 3 key passes. He won 4 duels out of 8.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the A-League Women.​