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The Roar's A-League expert tips and predictions: Match Week 11 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The tipping ladder has somewhat tightened, with Paul Nicholls managing only two correct selections in Match Week 10 and just five points now separating the entire panel. This week presents another seven matches to savour, with Sydney FC and Western United backing up after weekend action to meet next Wednesday night in the harbour city. Elsewhere, the Wanderers, Glory and Jets face important opportunities to r...

Matthew Comito 1614346213,1614346213 It's A-League drama with a local flavour in Matchweek 10, as another chapter is added to the respective stories of two newly-established rivalries. Melbourne Victory play host to Western United at Marvel Stadium on Saturday afternoon in the fifth instalment of the Battle of the Bridge, before Macarthur FC travel to face Sydney FC for the second time in a month. The A-League new boys will be out for vengeance after the Sky Blues defeated the Bulls 3-0 in Matchweek 6 - on the same day United and Victory played out an entertaining 0-0 draw at AAM...

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.

“Nobody at the club has played down the enormity of the path ahead of him. “But for us to expect immediate results, given the context of all the challenges with Covid, the scheduling, travelling and the like, is perhaps unrealistic. “Whilst we’d have hoped for that, there has to be a sense of understanding over the (magnitude) of the managerial changes we’ve undergone. “You see that at the biggest clubs in the world: where there is change it takes time for results to come to fruition. “Ultimate responsibility doesn’t just rest with Grant ... there are a lot of new people here ...

Matthew Comito 1613905392,1613907441 As a player, as a fan and now as a head coach, Grant Brebner has seen it all at Melbourne Victory. He's experienced the highs, he's endured the lows, and as he guides his club through one of its darkest hours, the Victory boss has challenged his players to follow his lead in fronting the criticism and hurt, using it as a tool to enact change. Plagued by a misfiring attack speckled with stars, the plight of Brebner's side has deepened week by week as Victory remain stuck to the bottom of the A-League table with just one win, five goals, four po...