Canberra Utd 1-1 Central Coast (Feb 8, 2025) Final Score

Central Coast Mariners

6-6-3, 24 PTS

Michelle Heyman - 46'

Jade Pennock - 39'

1
James
28
Bertolissio
3
Anton
11
Robers
12
Taylor-Young
25
Malone
32
Gordon
17
Markovski
10
Stanic-Floody
13
Christopherson
23
Heyman

No.Name
1Sally James
3Elizabeth Anton
11Emma Robers
28Tegan Bertolissio
12Hayley Taylor-Young
10Mary Stanic-Floody 21Aideen Keane
25Darcey Malone
32Bethany Gordon 2Alex Mckenzie
23Michelle Heyman 7Jynaya Dos Santos
17Maja Markovski
13Sofia Christopherson

Substitutes
5Madison Ayson
18Coco Majstorovic

McKellar Park

1:00 AM, February 8, 2025Coverage: ESPN3

Canberra, Australia

Attendance: 1,376

Referees:
Caitlin Williams

Canberra United

Central Coast Mariners

77' Jynaya Dos Santos (Canberra United ) Substitution at 77'
73' Peta Trimis (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 73'
70' Alex Mckenzie (Canberra United ) Substitution at 70'

Match Stats

CAN

CEN

Possession

40.5%

59.5%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Yellow Cards

Corner Kicks

Saves

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Melbourne City	20	13	7	0	+26	46
Melbourne Victory	20	13	5	2	+17	44
Adelaide United	21	12	3	6	+11	39
Western United	20	8	5	7	-7	29
Central Coast Mariners	20	7	7	6	+5	28
Brisbane Roar	20	8	1	11	+7	25
Canberra United	20	6	6	8	-7	24
Wellington Phoenix	20	7	2	11	-3	23
Sydney FC	21	6	4	11	-6	22
Perth Glory	20	6	4	10	-10	22
Newcastle Jets	20	5	5	10	-18	20
Western Sydney	20	4	3	13	-15	15

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