Sydney FC vs Perth Glory Preview
Sydney FC's season has been stop-start but they can secure a second straight win to head into the finals with some momentum. The Sky Blues can win to nil at home.
- Sydney have won 3 of the last 4 meetings
- Perth haven't beaten Sydney since 2022
- BTTS - No has landed in the last three meetings
- BTTS - No has landed in five of Sydney's last seven games
- Five of Sydney's last six wins have been to nil
- Three of Perth's last four defeats have been to nil
Sydney FC vs Perth Glory Head To Head
Sydney came away with a narrow 1-0 victory back in Round 9, with Abel Walatee's strike in the 5th minute proving the difference.
Sydney FC Looking For Momentum
Sydney haven't really got going at any stage this season and come into this contest with a 11-4-9 record and in third spot on the ladder.
However, the fact Sydney are coming third having not played their best for the bulk of the season shows there's plenty of upside - if they can get it right.
Obviously the Sky Blues are running out of time, but they were able to secure a vital three points in last week's derby against the Wanderers.
Al Hassan Toure found the back of the net for the first time since December and Apostolos Stamatelopoulos finished off the game with his second goal since joining Sydney in January from Motherwell.
Perth Glory Out Of Finals Contention
It's been another disappointing season for Perth, who head into this encounter with a 7-6-11 record and down in 10th spot on the ladder.
But, if you want to look at the positives, at least Glory are almost certainly set to avoid another wooden spoon, while they have been in decent form to end this season.
Indeed, Perth are unbeaten in five of their last six fixtures, proving very tough to break down with four draws in that period.
Glory crushed Macarthur's finals chances last week, prevailing 3-1 at home. Nicolas Pennington opened the scoring before goals from Gabriel Popović and Arion Sulemani finished off the Bulls.