Australian A-League Women

FT Friday, March 8, 2024
CCM Central Coast Mariners LDWWW 2
–
Brisbane Roar LLLWL 0
1st2ndT
CCM112
BRI000
Ballymore Stadium · 1,100 att.

Team Stats

7
Fouls
10
2
Yellow Cards
3
0
Red Cards
0
2
Offsides
2
3
Corner Kicks
3
6
Saves
4
53.3
Possession
46.7
12
SHOTS
13
6
ON GOAL
6
0.5
On Target %
0.5
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
385
Accurate Passes
312
474
Passes
416
0.8
Pass Completion %
0.8
3
Accurate Crosses
3
16
Crosses
16
0.2
Cross %
0.2
58
Long Balls
51
30
Accurate Long Balls
22
0.5
Long Balls %
0.4
1
Blocked Shots
4
26
Effective Tackles
14
35
Tackles
17
0.7
Tackle %
0.8
13
Interceptions
13
30
Effective Clearances
12
30
Clearances
12

Head to Head

CCM leads series 1-0-1

Lineups

BRI · 3-4-3

  1. 29Jordan SilkowitzG
  2. 5Jenna MccormickCD
  3. 17Leah ScarpelliCD-L
  4. 6Holly McqueenCD-R
  5. 7Ayesha NorrieCM-L
  6. 32Alicia WoodsCM-R
  7. 11Sharn FreierLM
  8. 3Deborah De La HarpeRM
  9. 9Mia CorbinF
  10. 13Tameka YallopCF-L
  11. 4Kijah StephensonCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 2Rebecca KirkupSUB
  2. 8Mariel HecherSUB
  3. 19Hollie PalmerSUB
  4. 23Ashlee BrodiganSUB
  5. 1Keeley RichardsSUB

CCM · 4-2-3-1

  1. 92Casey DumontG
  2. 12Jazmin JackmonCD-L
  3. 3Ashley IrwinCD-R
  4. 5Annabel MartinLB
  5. 2Faye BrysonRB
  6. 17Kyah SimonAM
  7. 6Isabel GomezLM
  8. 8Bianca GalicRM
  9. 9WurigumulaF
  10. 10Rola BadawiyaAM-L
  11. 4Paige HaywardAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 13Alexia Karrys-StahlSUB
  2. 33Tess QuilliganSUB
  3. 19Tiarna KarambasisSUB
  4. 1Sarah WillacySUB
  5. 24Shadeene EvansSUB

Timeline

  1. 27' Bianca Galic (Central Coast Mariners Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 45' Goal! Brisbane Roar Women 0, Central Coast Mariners Women 1. Wurigumula (Central Coast Mariners Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Annabel Martin with a cross.
  3. 46' Goal! Brisbane Roar Women 0, Central Coast Mariners Women 2. Kyah Simon (Central Coast Mariners Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Annabel Martin following a corner.
  4. 56' Tameka Yallop (Brisbane Roar Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  5. 59' Isabel Gomez (Central Coast Mariners Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  6. 61' Substitution, Brisbane Roar Women. Mariel Hecher replaces Kijah Stephenson.
  7. 71' Substitution, Brisbane Roar Women. Ashlee Brodigan replaces Mia Corbin.
  8. 72' Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Alexia Karrys-Stahl replaces Paige Hayward because of an injury.
  9. 72' Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Tiarna Karambasis replaces Kyah Simon.
  10. 83' Deborah-Anne De La Harpe (Brisbane Roar Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  11. 83' Substitution, Brisbane Roar Women. Rebecca Kirkup replaces Deborah-Anne De La Harpe.
  12. 84' Substitution, Brisbane Roar Women. Hollie Palmer replaces Tameka Yallop.
  13. 87' Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Shadeene Evans replaces Wurigumula.
  14. 87' Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Tess Quilligan replaces Rola Badawiya.
  15. 90'+6' Hollie Palmer (Brisbane Roar Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

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