MELBOURNE. Melbourne Victory W liquidates Western Sydney Wanderers W 4-0 with goals of McKenzie Weinert (20′), Emily Gielnik (60′), McKenzie Weinert (63′) and Emily Gielnik (71′). Melbourne Victory W capitalized on its superior ball possession (56%).
The match was played at the Lakeside Stadium stadium in Melbourne on Friday and it started at 5:30 pm local time. The referee was with the assistance of Danielle Anderson and Jasmine Steger. The 4th official was Adam Bavcar. The weather was few clouds. The temperature was pleasant at 21.05 degrees Celsius or 69.89 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 68%.
Match Statistics
- 56 Ball Possession 44
Shots
- 24 Total 11
- 10 On Target 2
- 11 Off Target 7
- 5 Shots blocked 3
- 124 Attack 115
- 63 Dangerous attack 32
- 105 Ball safe 108
- 0 Penalties 0
- 4 Corners 3
- 3 Off Sides 3
Fouls
- 6 Total 10
- 0 Yellow Cards 1
- 0 Double Yellow 0
- 0 Red Card 0
Other
- 3 Substitutions 4
Ball possession
Melbourne Victory W had a strong ball possession 56% while Western Sydney Wanderers W was struggling with a 44% ball possession.
Attitude and shots
Melbourne Victory W was more pushing with 63 dangerous attacks and 24 shots of which 10 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Melbourne Victory W won the match.
Melbourne Victory W shot 24 times, 10 on target, 11 off target. Regarding the opposition, Western Sydney Wanderers W shot 11 times, 2 on target, 7 off target.
Cards
Melbourne Victory W didn’t receive any yellow card. Talking about the opposition, Western Sydney Wanderers W received 1 yellow card (Amy Harrison).
Match Timeline
Standings
After this match, Melbourne Victory W has 26 points to sit in the 4th place. Regarding the opposition, Western Sydney Wanderers W will stays with 23 points like Perth Glory W to remain in the 6th place.
Next matches
In the next match in the Western Sydney Wanderers W will host Canberra United W on the 18th of November with a 3-1 head to head stats in favor of Canberra United W (2 draws).
Melbourne Victory W – Formation
Melbourne Victory W
87'
60', 71'
Melbourne Victory W started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).
The manager Jeffrey Hopkins decided to play with the following team: Courtney Newbon , Emma Checker , Tori Hansen , Kayla Ann Morrison , Jamilla Rankin , Sara D’Appolonia , Elise Kellond Knight , Alexandra Chidiac , Emily Gielnik , Rachel Lowe and McKenzie Weinert .
The home team had on the bench: Jessika Nash, Alana Murphy , Kurea Okino , Lia Privitelli and Georgia Candy.
Substitutions
Melbourne Victory W made 3 changes: Emily Gielnik for Kurea Okino (76′), Rachel Lowe for Lia Privitelli (72′) and Elise Kellond Knight for Alana Murphy (87′).
Player of the match: Emily Gielnik
As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Melbourne Victory W was Emily Gielnik.
His rating is with 2 goals, 21 passes (0% accurate) and 2 key passes. He won 3 duels out of 7. He performed 1 cross.
Western Sydney Wanderers W – Formation
Western Sydney Wanderers W
55'
Western Sydney Wanderers W started with a 3-4-1-2 line-up (3-4-1-2).
Robert Hooker played with: Kaylie Collins , Gemma Ferris , Amy Harrison , Victoria Bruce , Danika Matos , Alexia Apostolakis , Olivia Price , Cushla Rue , Melissa Caceres , Holly Caspers and Sophie Harding .
These were the players on the bench: Lauren Keir , Amy Chessari , Ella Buchanan , Maliah Morris and Sham Khamis.
Substitutions
Western Sydney Wanderers W made 4 changes: Melissa Caceres for Amy Chessari (66′), Olivia Price for Maliah Morris (66′), Cushla Rue for Ella Buchanan (66′) and Holly Caspers for Lauren Keir (83′).
Player of the match: Holly Caspers
The player that probably impressed the most for Western Sydney Wanderers W was Holly Caspers.
His rating is with 25 passes (0% accurate) and 1 key pass. He won 4 duels out of 7. He performed 2 crosses.
Results of the day
These are the results of the day in the A-League Women.
