Australia A-League Perth Glory vs Western Sydney Wanderers
| Perth Glory | vs | Western Sydney Wanderers FC |
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Perth Glory Insider Soccer Info:
Perth goalkeeper Danny Vukovic could come from a quad injury that forced him to miss last round, whereas Daniel De Silva, Jack Duncan and Jamie Maclaren will miss through international duty.
Suspended: None.
Doubtful: Danny Vukovic (quad).
Injured/Unavailable: Youssouf Hersi (hamstring), Diogo Ferreira (groin), Daniel De Silva (international duty), Jack Duncan (international duty), Jamie Maclaren (international duty).
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Western Sydney Wanderers Insider Soccer Info:
Western Sydney loses Tomi Juric and Jaushua Sotorio to international duty, whereas Matthew Spiranovic and Nick Ward are the newest players to be added to the injury list.
Suspended: None.
Doubtful: None.
Injured/Unavailable: Golgol Mubrahtu (knee), Brendon Santalab (shoulder), Shannon Cole (shoulder), Mark Bridge (groin), Brendan Hamill (quad), Mateo Poljak (calf), Matthew Spiranovic (hamstring), Nick Ward (knee), Tomi Juric (international duty), Jaushua Sotorio (international duty).
Head to Head:
Perth scored a 2-1 home win over Western Sydney in Round 6. Western Sydney has won twice and lost once in four previous matches in Perth.
Match Preview:
Perth scored a purpose from a 1:1 away draw to the Central Coast Mariners last round.
Perth is while not a win since January 2, a 9-match winless run that has seen the team slip to fourth within the standings having led the table for most of the season.
Perth desires to rediscover its goal-scoring bit with striker Andy Keogh having scored just 2 goals throughout this winless run. This home match against a struggling opponent is a great probability for Perth to play into type.
Western Sydney heads to Perth following a midweek away match to Brisbane Roar, scoring a surprising 4:1 win.
But travel fatigue and a growing injury list have cost Western Sydney its finals probabilities, as its focus has switched to its Asian Champions League.
Western Sydney is ready to rotate its squad and trial a variety of youth players for the remainder of the A-League campaign, significantly during this match as it travels to Perth off the rear of a trip to Brisbane.
Perth has a heap to play for in its bid to secure a home finals match and should exploit a fatigued Western Sydney to say maximum points.
Expect Home Victory
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