Melbourne V 1-0 CC Mariners (Feb 19, 2022) Lineups

Central Coast Mariners

3-2-5, 11 PTS

Nishan Velupillay - 90'+4'

20
Kelava
3
Davidson
21
Miranda
5
Spiranovic
16
Nigro
11
Folami
6
Broxham
8
Brillante
23
Rojas
22
Brimmer
18
D'Agostino

No.Name
20Ivan Kelava
21Roderick Miranda
5Matthew Spiranovic 13Birkan Kirdar
3Jason Davidson
16Stefan Nigro
6Leigh Broxham
8Josh Brillante
11Ben Folami 7Christopher Ikonomidis
23Marco Rojas 24Nishan Velupillay
18Nicholas D'Agostino 9Francesco Margiotta
22Jake Brimmer 10Robbie Kruse

Substitutes
37Edmond Lupancu
1Matt Acton

1
Birighitti
18
Farrell
14
Rowles
23
Hall
3
Miller
7
Goddard
8
Bozanic
34
Steele
4
Nisbet
9
Cummings
12
Ureña

No.Name
1Mark Birighitti
14Kye Rowles
23Daniel Hall
18Jacob Farrell
3Lewis Miller
8Oliver Bozanic 21Ruon Tongyik
34Harrison Steele 16Maximilien Balard
7Cy Goddard 27Nicolai Müller
4Joshua Nisbet
9Jason Cummings 10Moresche
12Marco Ureña

Substitutes
11Beni N'Kololo
50Lawrence Caruso
15Storm Roux

AAMI Park

3:45 AM, February 19, 2022

Melbourne, Australia

Attendance: 8,017

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Auckland FC	26	15	8	3	+22	53
Melbourne City FC	26	14	6	6	+16	48
Western United	26	14	5	7	+18	47
Western Sydney Wanderers	26	13	7	6	+18	46
Melbourne Victory	26	12	7	7	+8	43
Adelaide United	26	10	8	8	-2	38
Sydney FC	26	10	7	9	+7	37
Macarthur FC	26	9	6	11	+5	33
Newcastle Jets	26	8	6	12	-1	30
Central Coast Mariners	26	5	11	10	-22	26
Wellington Phoenix FC	26	6	6	14	-16	24
Brisbane Roar	26	5	6	15	-19	21
Perth Glory	26	4	5	17	-34	17

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