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"We looked at the players we had, the ones that came in were excellent." Macarthur had to dig in defensively against Brisbane at times and found attacking opportunities hard to come by until Genreau volleyed Jake Hollman's cross in for the opener on 76 minutes.  Experienced striker Matt Derbyshire added the second on the final minute of normal time by measuring a wonderful lob over the stranded Jamie Young to seal Macarthur's first win outside of New South Wales. "There's times in a game you have to to dig in and hang on and I think we were good for the win tonight," said captain Mark Millig...

Bulls and Wanderers play out memorable draw in Campbelltown Macarthur FC led Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0 at half-time on Saturday evening, before insanity prevailed in the second stanza to turn this A-League fixture into one for the ages. The Wanderers equalised - not once but twice - throughout the half to earn a point in a 2-2 draw which will live long in the memory due to the simply magnificent style in which the Red and Black converted their two goals. Add to the action a goal-mouth scramble which erupted online, and you've got yourself an instant classic. Here's how you reacted. 

a-league.com.au 1612829846,1612996255 Brisbane Roar and Macarthur FC meet at Dolphin Stadium on Tuesday night with the Roar looking to rejoin Central Coat Mariners on top of the A-League table.  It's a second Matchweek 7 fixture for both sides after the Roar and Bulls both played out entertaining contests on Saturday. First, Warren Moon's Brisbane handily defeated Melbourne Victory 5-2 before Macarthur and Western Sydney Wanderers engaged in a memorable 2-2 draw in Campbelltown. The Bulls are winless in two and Brisbane will be out to condemn their visitors to another negative re...

Summary Victory took a 3-0 lead at half-time at Latrobe City Stadium in Morwell thanks to goals from Melina Ayres, Claudia Bunge and Kyra Cooney-Cross. The Jets fought back as Tara Andrews and Rhianna Pollicina struck, but Ayres sealed Victory's second straight win. Victory created the first real chance of the game in the 10th minute. Catherine Zimmerman forced a low save from Jets goalkeeper Nicole Simonsen after a one-two with Ayres. Victory opened the scoring three minutes later through Ayres' second goal of the season. A clearance fell to Amy Jackson outside the area and the midfielder's ...