Australian A-League Women

Melbourne City vs Central Coast Mariners, 2024-25 Australian A-League Women, Semifinals

· 2nd Leg - Central Coast Mariners advance 3-2 on aggregate
Melbourne City
  • Red Card 25': Lourdes Bosch
FT - ET
0 - 1
2nd Leg - Central Coast Mariners advance 3-2 on aggregate
Central Coast Mariners
  • 120'+1': Isabel Gomez

About

Melbourne City are hosting Central Coast Mariners at ctrl:cyber Pitch, Melbourne, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Women.

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Women

Venue: ctrl:cyber Pitch
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Attendance: 578

Line-Ups

MBC Melbourne City (4-4-2)

No. Name
24 Malena Mieres (GK)
5 Taylor Otto
13 Rebekah Stott
8 Alexia Apostolakis Yellow Card
16 Karly Roestbakken
14 Laura Hughes
18 Leah Davidson
19 Lourdes Bosch Red Card
22 Bryleeh Henry
6 Leticia Mckenna
9 Holly Mcnamara
Melbourne City Substitutes:
Rhianna Pollicina, Melissa Barbieri, Tyla-Jay Vlajnic, Caitlin Karic, Shelby Mcmahon, Mariana Speckmaier.

CEN Central Coast Mariners (4-4-2)

No. Name
1 Sarah Willacy (GK)
10 Taylor Ray
4 Jessika Nash
5 Annabel Martin
13 Sarah Rowe
14 Greta Kraszula
8 Bianca Galic
6 Isabel Gomez
21 Brooke Nunn
11 Annalise Rasmussen
7 Jade Pennock
Central Coast Mariners Substitutes:
Peta Trimis, Tiana Fuller, Teresa Morrissey, Taren King, Blake Hughes, Tess Quilligan.

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