Australian A-League Women

FT Saturday, April 10, 2021
Melbourne Victory WWWLW 1
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Sydney FC WLDWW 0
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Match Report

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Melbourne Victory win W-League Grand Final with dramatic late goal against Sydney FC

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Team Stats

12
Fouls
5
3
Yellow Cards
3
0
Red Cards
0
0
Offsides
1
9
Corner Kicks
7
4
Saves
5
52.2
Possession
47.8
30
SHOTS
14
6
ON GOAL
4
0.2
On Target %
0.3
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
325
Accurate Passes
286
484
Passes
450
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.6
5
Accurate Crosses
5
36
Crosses
27
0.1
Cross %
0.2
93
Long Balls
101
36
Accurate Long Balls
27
0.4
Long Balls %
0.3
11
Blocked Shots
5
23
Effective Tackles
19
32
Tackles
33
0.7
Tackle %
0.6
20
Interceptions
23
27
Effective Clearances
36
27
Clearances
36

Head to Head

SYD leads series 3-2

Lineups

SYD · 4-1-4-1

  1. 1Jada Mathyssen-WhymanG
  2. 12Natalie TobinCD-L
  3. 13Natasha PriorCD-R
  4. 2Teresa PoliasDM
  5. 5Ally GreenLB
  6. 3Charlotte McLeanRB
  7. 15Mackenzie HawkesbyCM-L
  8. 6Clare WheelerCM-R
  9. 20Princess IbaniLM
  10. 8Rachel LoweRM
  11. 10Remy SiemsenF

Substitutes

  1. 18Taylor RaySUB
  2. 19Charlize RuleSUB
  3. 9Allira TobySUB
  4. 17Angelique HristodoulouSUB
  5. 40Eliza CampbellSUB

MBV · 4-3-3

  1. 1Gabriela GartonG
  2. 18Kayla Ann MorrisonCD-L
  3. 3Claudia BungeCD-R
  4. 8Angela BeardLB
  5. 13Polly DoranRB
  6. 15Amy JacksonCM
  7. 7Kyra Cooney-CrossLM
  8. 10Annalie LongoRM
  9. 14Melina AyresF
  10. 11Lisa De VannaLF
  11. 9Catherine ZimmermanRF

Substitutes

  1. 4Natalie MartineauSUB
  2. 20Melissa MaizelsSUB
  3. 19Lia PrivitelliSUB
  4. 2Tiffany EliadisSUB
  5. 30Mindy BarbieriSUB

Timeline

  1. 44' Amy Jackson (Melbourne Victory) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 62' Substitution, Sydney FC. Allira Toby replaces Princess Ibini because of an injury.
  3. 70' Rachel Lowe (Sydney FC) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 74' Kayla Ann Morrison (Melbourne Victory) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  5. 89' Substitution, Sydney FC. Angelique Hristodoulou replaces Charlotte Mclean because of an injury.
  6. 90' First Half Extra Time begins Sydney FC 0, Melbourne Victory 0.
  7. 90' Substitution, Melbourne Victory. Lia Privitelli replaces Catherine Zimmerman because of an injury.
  8. 105'+2'
  9. 105'
  10. 109' Substitution, Melbourne Victory. Tiffany Eliadis replaces Annalie Longo.
  11. 114' Substitution, Sydney FC. Taylor Ray replaces Mackenzie Hawkesby.
  12. 116' Substitution, Melbourne Victory. Mindy Barbieri replaces Polly Doran because of an injury.
  13. 120' Natasha Prior (Sydney FC) is shown the yellow card.
  14. 120' Goal! Sydney FC 0, Melbourne Victory 1. Kyra Cooney-Cross (Melbourne Victory) right footed shot from a difficult angle and long range on the left to the centre of the goal following a corner.
  15. 120'+3' Gabriela Garton (Melbourne Victory) is shown the yellow card.
  16. 120'+4' Teresa Polias (Sydney FC) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  17. 120'+4' Second Half Extra Time ends, Sydney FC 0, Melbourne Victory 1.

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