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a-league.com.au 1609568992,1609568992 With Matchweek 1 in the books, it's time to review which players sparkled the brightest as the A-League closed out the year 2020 and opened the doors on its 16th season. After Western United and Adelaide United got the ball rolling with a high-octane goalless draw in the A-League curtain raiser, Connor Metcalfe struck the first goal of the new campaign as Melbourne City edged Brisbane Roar, 1-0. Then captain Mark Milligan wrote his name into Macarthur FC folklore with the decisive goal in the Bulls' historic first match, a 1-0 win over their...

Benat Etxebarria's deflected free-kick steered Macarthur to a memorable 1-0 derby win at the Western Sydney Wanderers in the team's inaugural A-League contest.

Share on Twitter Encouraged by his side's A-League debut, where they downed local rivals Western Sydney 1-0, Milicic said he still could not process how his side could already be viewed as a premiership threat. "I don't know what that's based on," he said. "It's just a matter of opinion; it's coffee shop talk. We won our first game but there's a lot more games to go. "It's a good win and it's away from home but we have to re-group and have a positive performance at home in front of our own fans. Let's not get carried away." Read More

John Greco 1609322905,1609326021 Macarthur FC have made a dream start to life in the A-League, winning their inaugural match 1-0 in a pulsating derby against Western Sydney Wanderers on Wednesday night. Spanish substitute Benat Extebarria’s second-half free-kick deflected off skipper Mark Milligan and trickled into an empty net to send Bulls players, staff and fans into raptures. Ante Milicic’s side became just the sixth team in A-League history to win their inaugural league fixture, just like Western United FC did last season. And it was just reward for an excellent display b...

John Greco 1609326472,1609326471 Among the high-quality imports, veteran Socceroos and exciting young talent, the acquisition of experienced goalkeeper Adam Federici perhaps didn’t receive as much fanfare as other signings to new A-League outfit Macarthur FC. But the 35-year-old showed just how important he’ll be to the Bulls’ chances in their inaugural season with a stunning display against Western Sydney Wanderers on Wednesday night. Federici was relatively quiet for the first 43 minutes at Bankwest Stadium but was instrumental in his side’s historic 1-0 win at Bankwest ...