Melbourne V 0-0 Brisbane (Apr 20, 2024) Lineups

Brisbane Roar

8-6-12, 30 PTS

Jason Geria - 51'

20
Izzo
3
Traoré
21
Miranda
5
Da Silva
2
Geria
18
Monge
22
Brimmer
11
Folami
8
Machach
19
Arzani
10
Fornaroli

No.Name
20Paul Izzo
21Roderick Miranda
5Damien Da Silva
3Adama Traoré
2Jason Geria
8Zinédine Machach 14Connor Chapman
18Fabian Monge 28Roly Bonevacia
22Jake Brimmer 6Leigh Broxham
10Bruno Fornaroli
11Ben Folami 7Christopher Ikonomidis
19Daniel Arzani 23Salim Khelifi

Substitutes
30Taleb Ahmad
37Kasey Bos

1
Freke
3
Brown
27
Trewin
5
Aldred
19
Hingert
21
Burke-Gilroy
12
Gomulka
26
O'Shea
10
Mileusnic
7
Berenguer
13
Hore

No.Name
1Macklin Freke
27Kai Trewin
5Tom Aldred
3Corey Brown
19Jack Hingert 11Jez Lofthouse
12Taras Gomulka 16Thomas Waddingham
26Jay O'Shea
21Antonee Burke-Gilroy 35Louis Zabala
10Nikola Mileusnic 8Jonas Markovski
7Florin Berenguer 14Rylan Brownlie
13Henry Hore

Substitutes
29Matt Acton
32James Nikolovski

AAMI Park

3:30 AM, April 20, 2024

Melbourne, Australia

Line: MVC -0.5

Over/Under: 3.5

Attendance: 8,202

Referees:
Jack Morgan

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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