Round 13 of the Isuzu UTE A-League Men and Round 11 of the Ninja A-League Women provided an action-packed weekend of football, with stunning comebacks, standout performances, and key results shaping the season.
Western United’s dramatic win over Melbourne Victory
In a seven-goal spectacle at AAMI Park, Western United stunned Melbourne Victory with a 4-3 comeback victory. Trailing into additional time, Noah Botic and Hiroshi Ibusuki netted in quick succession to secure the win for John Aloisi’s side, moving them three points off the top of the table.
Canberra United climb after comeback victory
Canberra United edged Western United 2-1 in the Ninja A-League Women at McKellar Park. Despite an early strike from Catherine Zimmerman, an own goal by Claudia Mihocic and a second-half finish by Sofia Christopherson earned Canberra their third consecutive unbeaten result, lifting them to seventh place.
Segacic shines for Sydney FC
Adrian Segacic delivered a match-winning hattrick off the bench to propel Sydney FC to a commanding 4-1 win over the Central Coast Mariners at Allianz Stadium. His spectacular long-range goal capped a performance that moved Ufuk Talay’s side to sixth on the Isuzu UTE A-League Men ladder.
Melbourne City’s statement win in Premier’s Plate race
Melbourne City solidified their top position in the Ninja A-League Women with a 2-0 triumph over Brisbane Roar in a first-versus-second clash. Leticia McKenna’s two early goals secured the win, while City’s defence ensured Brisbane couldn’t respond.
Perth Glory break through with first home win
Perth Glory celebrated their first home win of the season, defeating Auckland FC 1-0. Jaylan Pearman’s stunning first professional goal proved decisive, with Perth’s defence holding firm against relentless Auckland pressure.
For full match results and analysis, visit the official A-League website.