Macarthur and Perth Glory draw 2-2 on Sunday. HIGHLIGHTS

SYDNEY. Macarthur finds its way back against Perth Glory with a penalty kick on the M. Amini 72' and a goal on the D. Williams 90'.

Mark Hall

January 29, 2024

SYDNEY. Macarthur comes back against Perth Glory with a penalty kick on the M. Amini 72′ and a goal on the D. Williams 90′.

The match was played at the Campbelltown Stadium (Sydney) stadium in Sydney on Sunday and it started at 3:30 pm local time. The referee was Daniel Elder with the help of Kearney Robinson and Henry Day. The 4th official was Tim Danaskos. The weather was broken clouds. The temperature was hot at 29.03 degrees Celsius or 84.25 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 74%.

Match Statistics

Macarthur

2 - 2

Perth Glory

45 Ball Possession 55

Shots

8 Total 20
3 On Target 6
5 Off Target 6
0 Shots blocked 8

88 Attack 131
39 Dangerous attack 72
93 Ball safe 60

1 Penalties 1
1 Corners 11

Fouls

6 Total 11
1 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Perth Glory had a strong ball possession 55% while Macarthur was struggling with a 45% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Perth Glory was putting more pressure with 72 dangerous attacks and 20 shots of which 6 were on target. Nonetheless, that was not enough Perth Glory to win the match.

Macarthur shot 8 times, 3 on target, 5 off target. On the opposite side, Perth Glory shot 20 times, 6 on target, 6 off target.

Cards

Macarthur received 1 yellow card (Raphael Borges Rodrigues). On the opposite side, Perth Glory received 4 yellow cards (Alen Stajcic, Mustafa Amini, Oliver Sail and Stefan Colakovski).

Match Timeline

Ulises Dávila (goal)Valère Germain

48'

Stefan Colakovski- Yellow

57'

Bruce Kamau- sub ->Jarrod Carluccio

57'

David Williams- sub ->Luke Ivanovic

Raphael Borges Rodrigues- Yellow

61'

Clayton Lewis- sub ->Jed Drew

62'

63'

Mustafa Amini- Yellow

72'

Mustafa Amini(penalty)

71'

T. Ostler- sub ->Riley Warland

Bernardo Oliveira - sub ->Raphael Borges Rodrigues

78'

Lachlan Rose- sub ->Jake Hollman

78'

Jerry Skotadis- sub ->Kearyn Baccus

78'

Valère Germain(penalty)

82'

Oliver Sail- Yellow

86'

Luke Bodnar- sub ->Mustafa Amini

86'

Adam Zimarino- sub ->Daniel Bennie

90'

David Williams(goal)John Koutroumbis

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Central Coast Mariners

Western Sydney Wanderers

After this match, Macarthur has 22 points to remain in the 5th place. On the opposite side, Perth Glory will has 12 points to remain in the 11th place.

Next matches

Macarthur – Formation

Macarthur

F. Kurto 12.Poland

7.3

Matthew Jurman 4.Australia

7.3

Tomislav Uskok 6.Australia

6.4

Ivan Vujica 13.Australia

6.4

Yianni Nicolaou 22.Australia

7.0

Jake Hollman 8.Australia

7.5

78'

Ulises Dávila 10.Mexico

7.9

Kearyn Baccus 15.Australia

6.3

78'

Raphael Borges Rodrigues 17.Australia

6.3

78'

61'

J. Drew 37.Australia

6.3

62'

Valère Germain 98.France

9.1

90'

82'

Substitutes

Danijel Nizic 1.Australia

Clayton Lewis 23.New Zealand

6.6

62'

Jerry Skotadis 27.Australia

6.6

78'

Bernardo Oliveira 21.Australia

7.0

78'

Lachlan Rose 31.Australia

6.7

78'

Macarthur started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

The manager Mile Sterjovski decided to play with the following team: Filip Kurto (7.3), Yianni Nicolaou (7.0), Tomislav Uskok (6.4), Matthew Jurman (7.3), Ivan Vujica (6.4), Kearyn Baccus (6.3), Jake Hollman (7.5), Jed Drew (6.3), Ulises Dávila (7.9), Raphael Borges Rodrigues (6.3) and Valère Germain (9.1).

The home team had on the bench: Danijel Nizic, Jesper Webber, Bernardo (7.0), Clayton Lewis (6.6), Jerry Skotadis (6.6), Lachlan Rose (6.7) and Joel Bertolissio.

Substitutions

Macarthur made 4 changes: Jake Hollman for Lachlan Rose (78′), Kearyn Baccus for Jerry Skotadis (78′), Raphael Borges Rodrigues for Bernardo (78′) and Jed Drew for Clayton Lewis (62′).

Player of the match: Valère Germain

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Macarthur was Valère Germain.

His rating is 9.1 with 1 goal, 32 passes (94% accurate) and 2 key passes. He won 5 duels out of 8. He performed 1 cross.

Perth Glory – Formation

Perth Glory

Oliver Sail 1.New Zealand

6.4

82'

John Koutroumbis 2.Australia

8.9

Riley Warland 14.Australia

7.5

71'

Aleksandar Susnjar 15.Australia

7.0

Darryl Lachman 29.Curaçao

6.4

Mustafa Amini 8.Australia

7.1

86'

63'

72'

Jarrod Carluccio 17.Australia

7.0

57'

G. Colli 20.Australia

7.3

D. Bennie 23.Australia

7.1

86'

Stefan Colakovski 7.Australia

7.0

48'

Luke Ivanovic 12.Australia

6.6

57'

Substitutes

C. Cook 13.Australia

Luke Bodnar 4.Australia

6.8

86'

T. Ostler 19.Australia

6.8

71'

David Williams 9.Australia

7.5

57'

90'

Adam Zimarino 11.Australia

6.4

86'

Bruce Kamau 77.Australia

6.8

57'

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

Alen Stajcic played with: Oliver Sail (6.4), John Koutroumbis (8.9), Darryl Lachman (6.4), Aleksandar Susnjar (7.0), Riley Warland (7.5), Daniel Bennie (7.1), Mustafa Amini (7.1), Giordano Colli (7.3), Jarrod Carluccio (7.0), Luke Ivanovic (6.6) and Stefan Colakovski (7.0).

They had on the bench: Luke Bodnar (6.8), David Williams (7.5), Adam Zimarino (6.4), Cameron Cook, Trent Ostler (6.8), Andriano Lebib and Bruce Kamau (6.8).

Substitutions

Perth Glory made 5 changes: Jarrod Carluccio for Bruce Kamau (57′), Luke Ivanovic for David Williams (57′), Riley Warland for Trent Ostler (71′), Mustafa Amini for Luke Bodnar (86′) and Daniel Bennie for Adam Zimarino (86′).