Australian A-League Men

Melbourne City FC vs Brisbane Roar, 2025-26 Australian A-League Men, Regular Season

· Australian A-League Men
  • 11': Max Caputo
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Melbourne City FC are hosting Brisbane Roar at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Men.

Match Commentary

  • 11': Max Caputo (Melbourne City FC) Goal at 11'
  • 29': Aziz Behich (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 29'
  • 45': Matt Dench (Brisbane Roar) Substitution at 45'
  • 68': Justin Vidic (Brisbane Roar) Substitution at 68'
  • 68': Andrew Nabbout (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 68'
  • 69': Noah Maieroni (Brisbane Roar) Substitution at 69'
  • 70': Noah Maieroni (Brisbane Roar) Yellow Card at 70'
  • 76': Mikael Evagotou-Alao (Brisbane Roar) Substitution at 76'
  • 76': Emmett Shaw (Brisbane Roar) Substitution at 76'
  • 78': Lawrence Wong (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 78'
  • 79': Alessandro Lopane (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 79'
  • 84': Mikael Evagotou-Alao (Brisbane Roar) Yellow Card at 84'
  • 88': Nathaniel Atkinson (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 88'
  • 90': Besian Kutleshi (Melbourne City FC) Substitution at 90'
  • 90'+1': Samuel Klein (Brisbane Roar) Yellow Card at 91'
  • 90'+1': Medin Memeti (Melbourne City FC) Yellow Card at 91'

Statistics

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12 Fouls 17
3 Yellow Cards 3
0 Red Cards 0
0 Offsides 0
5 Corner Kicks 5
2 Saves 1
32.4 Possession 67.6
10 SHOTS 15
1 ON GOAL 3
0.1 On Target % 0.2
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
4 Blocked Shots 8
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: 3,683

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 (4-1-4-1)

No. Name
1 Patrick Beach (GK)
4 Liam Bonetig
22 German Ferreyra
27 Kai Trewin
16 Aziz Behich Yellow Card
13 Nathaniel Atkinson Yellow Card
30 Andreas Kuen
19 Zane Schreiber
39 Emin Durakovic
35 Medin Memeti Yellow Card
17 Max Caputo

BRR Brisbane Roar (4-2-3-1)

No. Name
1 Dean Bouzanis (GK)
6 Austin Ludwik
3 Dimitrios Valkanis
23 James McGarry
2 Youstin Salas
44 Jordan Lauton
8 Samuel Klein Yellow Card
26 Jay O'Shea
9 Chris Long
19 Michael Ruhs
10 Georgios Vrakas

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