Melbourne City 1-0 Newcastle Jets (Oct 19, 2024) Lineups

Melbourne City FC

1-0-0, 3 PTS

Marco Tilio - 2'

James Jeggo - 70'

1
Scott
23
Wilmering
33
Natta
15
Susnjar
14
Ingham
39
Aquilina
37
Bayliss
17
Grozos
7
Adams
10
Wellissol
29
Vidic

No.Name
1Ryan Scott
33Mark Natta
15Aleksandar Susnjar
23Daniel Wilmering
14Dane Ingham
37Lachlan Bayliss 28Will Dobson
17Kosta Grozos
39Thomas Aquilina
7Eli Adams
10Wellissol 13Clayton Taylor
29Justin Vidic 22Ben Gibson

Substitutes
21Noah James
6Matthew Scarcella
27Nathan Grimaldi
4Philip Cancar

33
Beach
16
Behich
26
Souprayen
27
Trewin
2
Talbot
13
Atkinson
8
Jeggo
23
Tilio
6
Ugarkovic
10
Cohen
15
Nabbout

No.Name
33Patrick Beach
26Samuel Souprayen
27Kai Trewin
16Aziz Behich
2Callum Talbot
6Steven Ugarkovic 22German Ferreyra
13Nathaniel Atkinson 19Zane Schreiber
8James Jeggo
15Andrew Nabbout 20Arion Sulemani
23Marco Tilio
10Yonatan Cohen 38Harry Politidis

Substitutes
30Andreas Kuen
47Kavian Rahmani
1Jamie Young

McDonald Jones Stadium

2:00 AM, October 19, 2024

Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

Line: MCY -0.5

Over/Under: 2.5

Attendance: 8,032

Referees:
Shaun Evans

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Auckland FC	26	15	8	3	+22	53
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