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a-league.com.au 1614319106,1614319106 Macarthur FC will be driven by multiple motivating factors to get a positive result over Sydney FC when the two sides meet at Nestrata Jubilee Stadium on Sunday afternoon. It's the second time Macarthur and Sydney meet this season after the Sky Blues cruised to a 3-0 win in Matchweek 6. An early red card to Bulls captain Mark Milligan in that fixture severely hindered Macarthur's ability to put up a genuine fight in the contest which ended in a routine victory for the Champions. The Bulls went three games unbeaten after losing to the Sky Blue...

Matthew Comito 1614218516,1614218516 Save of Matchweek 9 honours go to Melbourne Victory's Max Crocombe, for his quick-fire double save in Melbourne Victory's encounter with Newcastle Jets at AAMI Park on Sunday afternoon. The Victory gloveman pulled off a pair of excellent stops in the 67th minute of his side's clash with the Jets. Victory were to concede the decisive goal to Angus Thurgate just minutes later, but Crocombe's efforts were herculean in the context of the moment at hand with the scores locked at 0-0. Crocombe denied both Roy O'Donovan and Valentino Yuel in the spac...

If the A-League dished out awards for failing to convert chances and conceding soft goals, Phoenix coach Ufuk Talay says his struggling team would win them both.

Share on Twitter The Jets struck through 50th-gamer Angus Thurgate in the 72nd minute but could easily have taken the advantage earlier - after having two massive penalty shouts controversially waved away in the second half. Newcastle are now five games unbeaten, but it was a rough day from last-placed Victory - who have now lost five of their opening seven matches - in front of 5,166 fans. Grant Brebner dropped skipper Leigh Broxham to the bench, with Adama Traore given the captain's armband, while Callum McManaman returned from injury. Newcastle dominated possession early and pu...

The competition was fierce, but Scott McDonald's pure strike to find the top-left corner for Brisbane Roar against Melbourne Victory edged out a handful of stunners to claim Goal of Matchweek 7. Graham Dorrans, Besart Berisha, Jake Brimmer and Matt Derbyshire all put their names in contention for the honour as the eight-game Matchweek played out, but as Brisbane ran rampant against the Victory on Saturday afternoon McDonald netted the pick of the bunch with a peach of a hit which sent the Roar flying at Dolphin Stadium.