Sydney steals a 2-1 win against Adelaide United. HIGHLIGHTS

SYDNEY. Sydney overcame Adelaide United to win 2-1. A goal from J. López was decisive in the 90min.

Sydney steals a 2-1 win against Adelaide United. HIGHLIGHTS

SYDNEY. Sydney beat Adelaide United to win 2-1. A goal from J. López was decisive in the 90min. It was Sydney to strike first with a goal of Robert Mak at the 27′. Then Fábio Gomes scored again for Sydney in the 84′ minute with a penalty. Eventually, Javi López reduced the distance for Adelaide United (90′). Finally, that was it, and the result remained 2-1.

The match was played at the Netstrata Jubilee Stadium stadium in Sydney on Saturday and it started at 4:30 pm local time. The referee was Alex King with the collaboration of Kearney Robinson and Ryan Gallagher. The 4th official was Ben Abraham. The weather was scattered clouds. The temperature was cold at 10.98 degrees Celsius or 51.76 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 75%.​

Match Statistics​

  • 46 Ball Possession 54
Shots
  • 16 Total 14
  • 6 On Target 3
  • 8 Off Target 7
  • 2 Shots blocked 4
  • 116 Attack 81
  • 69 Dangerous attack 48
  • 79 Ball safe 85
  • 1 Penalties 0
  • 7 Corners 5
  • 1 Off Sides 5
Fouls
  • 5 Total 10
  • 1 Yellow Cards 0
  • 0 Double Yellow 0
  • 0 Red Card 0
Other
  • 4 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

The ball possession was not so different. Sydney was in possession of the ball for 46% of the time vs. Adelaide United that controlled the ball for 54% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Sydney was more pushing with 69 dangerous attacks and 16 shots of which 6 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Sydney won the match​.

Sydney shot 16 times, 6 on target, 8 off target. On the opposite side, Adelaide United shot 14 times, 3 on target, 7 off target.

Cards

Sydney received 1 yellow card (Corey Hollman). On the opposite side, Adelaide United didn’t receive any yellow card.

Match Timeline

10'
Harry Van der Saag- sub ->Joshua Cavallo
Corey Hollman- Yellow
24'
Róbert Mak(goal)Anthony Caceres
27'
Max Burgess- sub ->Corey Hollman
57'
J. Kucharski- sub ->Robert Mak
57'
60'
60'
L. Jovanović- sub ->Harry Van der Saag
78'
Austin Ayoubi- sub ->Ben Warland
78'
Ryan Tunnicliffe- sub ->Stefan Mauk
Fábio Gomes(penalty)
84'
N. Amanatidis- sub ->Fábio Gomes
89'
M. Glasson- sub ->Joe Lolley
90'
90'
Javi López(goal)Austin Ayoubi

Standings

After playing this encounter, Sydney has 26 points to remain in the 5th place. Regarding the opposition, Adelaide United will stays with 19 points like Perth Glory to hold in the 9th place.

Next matches

Sydney – Formation

Sydney
G
A. Redmayne 1.Australia
6.4
D
J. Courtney-Perkins 4.Australia
7.7
D
J. Girdwood-Reich 8.Australia
7.5
D
R. Grant 23.Australia
6.7
D
H. Matthews 27.Australia
6.4
M
Joe Lolley 10.England
8.5
90'
M
Róbert Mak 11.Slovakia
7.5
57' Goals27'
M
Corey Hollman 12.Australia
6.8
57' 24'
M
A. Cáceres 17.Australia
8.4
M
Luke Brattan  26.Australia
7.1
F
Fábio Gomes 9.Brazil
7.7
89' Goals84'
Substitutes
G
A. Pavlesic 20.Australia
D
Gabriel Lacerda 15.Brazil
M
M. Scarcella 18.Australia
M
Max Burgess 22.Australia
6.7
57'
F
M. Glasson 19.Australia
90'
F
J. Kucharski 25.Australia
7.0
57'
F
N. Amanatidis 28.Australia
89'

Sydney adopted the 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Ufuk Talay decided to play with the following team: Andrew Redmayne (6.4), Rhyan Grant (6.7), Hayden Matthews (6.4), Jake Girdwood-Reich (7.5), Jordan Courtney-Perkins (7.7), Luke Brattan (7.1), Corey Hollman (6.8), Joe Lolley (8.5), Robert Mak (7.5), Anthony Caceres (8.4) and Fábio Gomes (7.7).

The home team had on the bench: Gabriel Lacerda, Matthew Scarcella, Mitchell Glasson, Adam Pavlesic, Max Burgess (6.7), Jaiden Kucharski (7.0) and Nathan Amanatidis.

Substitutions

Sydney made 4 changes: Corey Hollman for Max Burgess (57′), Robert Mak for Jaiden Kucharski (57′), Joe Lolley for Mitchell Glasson (90′) and Fábio Gomes for Nathan Amanatidis (89′).

Player of the match: Joe Lolley​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Sydney was Joe Lolley even if he didn’t score any goal.

His rating is 8.5 with 37 passes (78% accurate) and 3 key passes. He won 14 duels out of 22. He performed 9 crosses.

Adelaide United – Formation

Adelaide United
G
James Delianov 1.Australia
7.1
D
Ben Warland 3.Australia
7.7
78'
D
R. Kitto 7.Australia
6.6
D
Javi López 21.Spain
7.8
Goals90'
D
P. Kikianis 51.Australia
6.8
M
Stefan Mauk 6.Australia
6.7
78'
M
Isaías 8.Spain
6.1
M
Zach Clough 10.England
7.3
M
Joshua Cavallo  27.Australia
6.4
10'
M
Ethan Alagich 55.Australia
7.5
F
Hiroshi Ibusuki 9.Japan
6.8
60'
Substitutes
G
E. Cox 40.Australia
D
Harry Van der Saag 2.Australia
6.6
10'
D
G. Bovalina 43.Australia
6.3
60'
M
Ryan Tunnicliffe 22.England
6.3
78'
M
Luke Duzel 23.Australia
M
Austin Ayoubi 42.Australia
7.3
78'
F
L. Jovanović 17.Australia
6.3
60'

Also Adelaide United adopted the 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

Thomas Veart played with: James Delianov (7.1), Javi López (7.8), Panagiotis Kikiasnis (6.8), Ben Warland (7.7), Ryan Kitto (6.6), Isaías (6.1), Ethan Alagich (7.5), Zach Clough (7.3), Stefan Mauk (6.7), Joshua Cavallo (6.4) and Hiroshi Ibusuki (6.8).

These were the players on the bench: Harry Van der Saag (6.6), Luka Jovanovic (6.3), Ryan Tunnicliffe (6.3), Luke Duzel, Ethan Cox, Austin Ayoubi (7.3) and Giuseppe Bovalina (6.3).

Adelaide United could not rely on the presence of Harry Van der Saag (injured) and Austin Ayoubi (injured).

Substitutions

Adelaide United made 5 changes: Joshua Cavallo for Harry Van der Saag (10′), Ben Warland for Austin Ayoubi (78′), Stefan Mauk for Ryan Tunnicliffe (78′), Hiroshi Ibusuki for Giuseppe Bovalina (60′) and Harry Van der Saag for Luka Jovanovic (60′).

Player of the match: Javi López​

The player that probably impressed the most for Adelaide United was Javi López.

His rating is 7.8 with 1 goal, 39 passes (85% accurate) and 0 key passes. He won 13 duels out of 22. He performed 1 cross.

Results of the day

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