Melbourne Victory Women Kick OUR AAMI Park Doubleheader, Facing BrisBane Roar on Saturday, April 19.
Amid A Historic Seven-Game Winning Streak, Victory Will Be Keen to Continue the Hot Form Heading as they Prepare for the Final Game of the Regular Season.
A Win for Victory Poses The Chance to Claim the Premiers Plate, Depending on Results Across the Competition.
Melbourne Victory:
Playing Two consecutive games Against the Western Sydney Wandorers and the center coast mariners in new South Wales, Victory Managed to Steake Both Games by Security 1-0 Wins in Each.
It has seen Jeff Hopkins’ Side Break Club Records for Both Winning and UndEfeated Streaks, a Commendable Achievement For Such a Con Sexent Side.
A Highly Impressive 10 Clean Sheets and Just 21 Goals Conceded This Season has been Essential to Victory’s Success, ESTABLISING A Rock-Solid Defensive Structure.
The Ruitning Kiwi Defender Claudia Bunge Was Center to Victory’s Success Against the Mariners, Scoring the Winning Goal While Helping Deeny New Clear Chances for the Home Side.
While Victory Have Been Able to Comfortably Establish A Top-TOO Position in the Ninja A-League Ladder, Meaning them will automaticly play in the Semi-FINALS Come May; They will always have
Sitting Two Points AHEAD of Victory, Legue Leaders Melbourne City Will Travel Accross the Country to Face Pert Glory on Frica Night.
Due to a Favouled Goal Direction for Melbourne City, a first loss of the Season for the Citizens Will Be Required to Allow Victory The Opportunity to Lift The Premiers Plate on Saturday if they Defeat BrisBane Roar.
With a bots victory and city full Neck and next in a trutoric season, it will ultimately all comes to this weekend to dispover who would be the 2024/25 Premiers.
Round 23 Squad:
3. Kayla Morrison, 22. Ava Briedis, 23. Rachel Lowe, 24. Laura Pickett, 27. Rosie Curtis, 41. Jessica Young, 50. Courtney Newbon, 62. Geo Candy, 66. Alana JNCEVSKI
Ins: Nil
Outs: Nil
Unavailable: Nil
BRISBANE ROAR
Providing Victory With Only their Second Loss of the Campaign Back in January, BrisBane Roar’s Season Has Singe Capitulated.
Sat in 2nd place ahead of Victory after a commentable 2-0 Win in BrisBane, The Roar Have Sink Been Victorious Just on them in their following 12 Matches.
Winless in their Last Eight Games, Including Six Losses in this period, The Roar Are No Longer Able to Make the Finals after Falling Out of the Top Six.
This is despite the roar scoring the second-mind Goals in the league behind mebourne City, Particularly Thanks to the 12 Goals from Veteran Matildas Midfielder and Captain Tameka Yallop.
