Australian A-League Women

FT Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Sydney FC WLLWL 3
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Western Sydney LLLWL 0
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CommBank Stadium · 3,027 att. · ESPN+

Match Report

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Princess Ibini scores brace as Sydney FC breeze past Western Sydney Wanderers

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Team Stats

13
Fouls
10
0
Yellow Cards
2
0
Red Cards
0
2
Offsides
0
6
Corner Kicks
2
2
Saves
4
54
Possession
46
13
SHOTS
6
7
ON GOAL
2
0.5
On Target %
0.3
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
314
Accurate Passes
244
451
Passes
391
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.6
7
Accurate Crosses
1
18
Crosses
10
0.4
Cross %
0.1
64
Long Balls
89
22
Accurate Long Balls
29
0.3
Long Balls %
0.3
0
Blocked Shots
0
11
Effective Tackles
13
13
Tackles
18
0.8
Tackle %
0.7
9
Interceptions
25
10
Effective Clearances
14
10
Clearances
14

Head to Head

SYD leads series 2-1

Lineups

WSW · 4-4-2

  1. 20Courtney NewbonG
  2. 2Caitlin CooperCD-L
  3. 4Margaux ChauvetCD-R
  4. 5Courtney NevinLB
  5. 11Danika MatosRB
  6. 6Olivia PriceCM-L
  7. 10Libby Copus-BrownCM-R
  8. 13Georgia Yeoman-DaleLM
  9. 7Chloe MiddletonRM
  10. 19Leena KhamisCF-L
  11. 9Bryleeh HenryCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 16Isabel GomezSUB
  2. 14Aideen KeaneSUB
  3. 15Rosie GaleaSUB
  4. 1Sarah WillacySUB
  5. 12Julie RussellSUB

SYD · 4-3-3

  1. 1Jada Mathyssen-WhymanG
  2. 12Natalie TobinCD-L
  3. 7Ellie BrushCD-R
  4. 5Ally GreenLB
  5. 3Charlotte McLeanRB
  6. 2Teresa PoliasCM
  7. 18Taylor RayLM
  8. 15Mackenzie HawkesbyRM
  9. 10Remy SiemsenF
  10. 20Princess IbaniLF
  11. 11Cortnee VineRF

Substitutes

  1. 30Katie OfferSUB
  2. 9Allira TobySUB
  3. 17Angelique HristodoulouSUB
  4. 16Claudia CholakianSUB
  5. 8Rachel LoweSUB

Timeline

  1. 7' Margaux Chauvet (Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 14' Leena Khamis (Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 27' Goal! Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women 0, Sydney FC 1. Cortnee Vine (Sydney FC) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Remy Siemsen.
  4. 45' Substitution, Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women. Julie-Ann Russell replaces Georgia Yeoman-Dale.
  5. 45' Substitution, Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women. Isabel Gomez replaces Leena Khamis.
  6. 59' Substitution, Sydney FC. Rachel Lowe replaces Cortnee Vine.
  7. 60' Goal! Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women 0, Sydney FC 2. Princess Ibini (Sydney FC) right footed shot from outside the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Teresa Polias.
  8. 68' Substitution, Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women. Rosie Galea replaces Olivia Price.
  9. 75' Substitution, Sydney FC. Allira Toby replaces Remy Siemsen.
  10. 76' Substitution, Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women. Aideen Keane replaces Bryleeh Henry.
  11. 86' Goal! Western Sydney Wanderers FC Women 0, Sydney FC 3. Princess Ibini (Sydney FC) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Allira Toby.
  12. 90' Substitution, Sydney FC. Claudia Cholakian replaces Ally Green.
  13. 90' Substitution, Sydney FC. Angelique Hristodoulou replaces Taylor Ray.

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