Melbourne V 2-1 Macarthur (Apr 25, 2025) Lineups

Melbourne Victory

12-6-7, 42 PTS

Christopher Ikonomidis - 68'

Ryan Teague - 4'
Kasey Bos - 36'

12
Kurto
13
Vujica
39
Boli
6
Uskok
44
Jakolis
26
Brattan
23
Deli
18
Scott
8
Hollman
9
Ikonomidis
20
Adamson

No.Name
12Filip Kurto
39Kevin Boli
13Ivan Vujica 5Matthew Jurman
6Tomislav Uskok
26Luke Brattan
23Frans Deli 22Liam Rose
44Marin Jakolis
18Walter Scott
9Christopher Ikonomidis 24Dean Bosnjak
8Jake Hollman
20Kealey Adamson 28Harrison Sawyer

Substitutes
30Alex Robinson
7Danny De Silva
27Joshua Damevski

25
Duncan
28
Bos
4
Jackson
21
Miranda
16
Inserra
14
Valadon
6
Teague
17
Velupillay
8
Machach
7
Arzani
9
Vergos

No.Name
25Jack Duncan
4Lachlan Jackson
21Roderick Miranda
28Kasey Bos
16Joshua Inserra 22Joshua Rawlins
8Zinédine Machach 10Bruno Fornaroli
14Jordi Valadon 18Fabian Monge
6Ryan Teague
9Nikolaos Vergos
17Nishan Velupillay 23Alexander Badolato
7Daniel Arzani 5Brendan Hamill

Substitutes
30Daniel Graskoski
19Jing Lual

Campbelltown Sports Stadium

5:35 AM, April 25, 2025Coverage: ESPN3

Sydney, Australia

Line: MVC -0.5

Over/Under: 3.5

Attendance: 3,763

Referees:
Daniel Elder

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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