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Corsair

Corsair

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The Perth v Sydney game tomorrow is HUUUUUGE. If Sydney lose that they're f**ked.

So guess who the ref is? Go on. Guess.

That's right, good bloke's old reliable stooge.

Sydney FC vs Perth Glory - Allianz Stadium
Sunday, 16 April 2023 - 3:00 PM (Local) (3:00 PM AEST)

Referee

Shaun Evans

Fourth Official

Ben Abraham

Assistant Referee 1

Greg Taylor

VAR

Kate Jacewicz

Assistant Referee 2

Matthew McOrist

AVAR

Sarah Ho
 
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Yorkshire Mariners FC

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I'm going off this:


The other slot in the AFC Cup would have gone to the winner of this season’s Isuzu UTE A-League Premiership. However, since City retained the mantle, which they also claimed last term, this spot now goes to the team who finishes second on the table.

Currently, that is Adelaide United (41 points), however, the stage is set for a dramatic race to secure this spot, with Central Coast Mariners (37) and Western Sydney Wanderers (35) all conceivably within striking distance with three matches to play.

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pjennings

pjennings

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Yorkshire Mariners FC said:
I'm going off this:


The other slot in the AFC Cup would have gone to the winner of this season’s Isuzu UTE A-League Premiership. However, since City retained the mantle, which they also claimed last term, this spot now goes to the team who finishes second on the table.

Currently, that is Adelaide United (41 points), however, the stage is set for a dramatic race to secure this spot, with Central Coast Mariners (37) and Western Sydney Wanderers (35) all conceivably within striking distance with three matches to play.

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It is an AFC Cup spot though.
 
pjennings

pjennings

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You would think that they would get the GD right. If we win this week and Adelaide lose we only need to draw against them to go ahead of them. He has Adelaide on a +25 GD when they are on +10 and we are on +15 with WSW on +13.

Talking of WSW he says

Marko Rudan’s side will have to essentially win both of their last two games against Wellington and City, while hoping both Perth and Newcastle can take points off Adelaide and the Mariners respectively this weekend.

Then, a draw in the final round between the latter two sides will be their easiest path, should the Wanderers win out.

A win for Adelaide, particularly, will all but end their top two hopes given the Reds have a +12 superior goal difference.
 
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Tevor

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pjennings said:
You would think that they would get the GD right. If we win this week and Adelaide lose we only need to draw against them to go ahead of them. He has Adelaide on a +25 GD when they are on +10 and we are on +15 with WSW on +13.

Talking of WSW he says

Marko Rudan’s side will have to essentially win both of their last two games against Wellington and City, while hoping both Perth and Newcastle can take points off Adelaide and the Mariners respectively this weekend.

Then, a draw in the final round between the latter two sides will be their easiest path, should the Wanderers win out.

A win for Adelaide, particularly, will all but end their top two hopes given the Reds have a +12 superior goal difference.
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Yep typical Keepup, I noticed the GD and just shook my head.
 
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