Australian A-League Men

Melbourne City FC vs Central Coast Mariners, 2025-26 Australian A-League Men, Regular Season

· Australian A-League Men
  • 22': Andreas Kuen
  • 67': Andrew Nabbout
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2 - 1
  • 90'+4': Ali Auglah

About

Melbourne City FC are hosting Central Coast Mariners at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Men.

Match Commentary

  • 22': Andreas Kuen (Melbourne City FC) Goal at 22'
  • 54': James Donachie (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 54'
  • 54': Oliver Lavale (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 54'
  • 54': Sabit Ngor (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 54'
  • 57': Oliver Lavale (Central Coast Mariners) Yellow Card at 57'
  • 62': Zane Schreiber (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 62'
  • 66': Medin Memeti (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 66'
  • 66': Andrew Nabbout (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 66'
  • 67': Andrew Nabbout (Melbourne City FC) Goal at 67'
  • 67': Jesse Mantell (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 67'
  • 73': Storm Roux (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 73'
  • 80': Benjamin Mazzeo (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 80'
  • 80': Emin Durakovic (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 80'
  • 90': Harrison Shillington (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 90'
  • 90'+4': Ali Auglah (Central Coast Mariners) Goal at 94'

Statistics

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7 Fouls 11
1 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
0 Offsides 0
4 Corner Kicks 5
5 Saves 1
39.9 Possession 60.1
11 SHOTS 19
2 ON GOAL 7
0.2 On Target % 0.4
0 Penalty Goals 0
0 Penalty Kicks Taken 0
0 Accurate Passes 0
0 Passes 0
0.0 Pass Completion % 0.0
0 Accurate Crosses 0
0 Crosses 0
0.0 Cross % 0.0
0 Long Balls 0
0 Accurate Long Balls 0
0.0 Long Balls % 0.0
7 Blocked Shots 6
0 Effective Tackles 0
0 Tackles 0
0.0 Tackle % 0.0
0 Interceptions 0
0 Effective Clearances 0
0 Clearances 0

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Men

Venue: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Attendance: 3,211

A-League Men Standings

# TEAM GP GD PTS
1 Auckland FC 1 +2 3
2 Macarthur FC 1 +1 3
3 Newcastle Jets 1 0 1
4 Central Coast Mariners 1 0 1
Full Standings

Line-Ups

MCY Melbourne City FC (4-2-3-1)

No. Name
40 James Nieuwenhuizen (GK)
2 Harrison Delbridge
22 German Ferreyra
16 Aziz Behich
13 Nathaniel Atkinson
30 Andreas Kuen
47 Kavian Rahmani
19 Zane Schreiber Yellow Card
17 Max Caputo
11 Elbasan Rashani
14 Daniel Arzani

CCM Central Coast Mariners (4-1-3-2)

No. Name
30 Andrew Redmayne (GK)
3 Nathan Paull
26 Bradley Tapp
16 Harrison Steele
5 Lucas Mauragis
43 Jacob Nasso
48 Chris Donnell
37 Bailey Brandtman
72 Ali Auglah
18 Nathanael Blair
22 Arthur De Lima

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