Melbourne V 2-0 Brisbane (Nov 9, 2024) Lineups

Brisbane Roar

0-0-3, 0 PTS

Nishan Velupillay - 37'
Jason Geria - 76'

25
Duncan
28
Bos
21
Miranda
5
Hamill
2
Geria
27
Piscopo
14
Valadon
6
Teague
17
Velupillay
9
Vergos
8
Machach

No.Name
25Jack Duncan
21Roderick Miranda
5Brendan Hamill
28Kasey Bos
2Jason Geria
14Jordi Valadon
6Ryan Teague
27Reno Piscopo 7Daniel Arzani
17Nishan Velupillay 18Fabian Monge
9Nikolaos Vergos 19Jing Lual
8Zinédine Machach 11Clarismario Rodrigues

Substitutes
22Joshua Rawlins
3Adama Traoré
30Daniel Graskoski

1
Freke
3
Brown
4
Warland
15
Bility
17
Van Der Saag
23
Jelacic
26
O'Shea
8
Shour
27
Halloran
16
Waddingham
10
Berenguer

No.Name
1Macklin Freke
4Ben Warland
15Hosine Bility
3Corey Brown
17Harry Van Der Saag 35Louis Zabala
26Jay O'Shea
8Walid Shour 24Samuel Klein
23Keegan Jelacic 21Antonee Burke-Gilroy
27Ben Halloran 43Adam Zimarino
16Thomas Waddingham
10Florin Berenguer 7Rafael Struick

Substitutes
29Matt Acton
19Jack Hingert

AAMI Park

1:00 AM, November 9, 2024Coverage: ESPN3

Melbourne, Australia

Line: MVC -1.5

Over/Under: 3.5

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Melbourne City FC	26	14	6	6	+16	48
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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
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