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Sydney Olympic vs Brisbane Roar Betting Tips & Live Stream - Roar to avoid upset in Australia Cup

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  • Brisbane Roar favored to beat Sydney Olympic in the Australia Cup
  • Sydney Olympic struggling in NPL NSW, Roar boosted by friendlies
  • Both teams are expected to score
Andrew Hendrie
Written by Andrew Hendrie
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Brisbane Roar to avoid an upset (Getty Images)


Sydney Olympic vs Brisbane Roar Verdict


Despite their own troubles in the A-League, Brisbane Roar are backed to avoid an Australia Cup upset by beating struggling NPL NSW side Sydney Olympic. I'm backing the hosts to score though, making BTTS value.
  • Olympic have never beaten an A-League club in the Australia Cup
  • Olympic have seen BTTS in 6 of their last 9 games
  • Olympic have failed to win 20 of their 25 NPL games this season
  • Roar have only suffered one defeat to an NPL club (Sydney United in 2022 semi-finals)
  • Roar have seen BTTS in 6 of their last 7 competitive games

Sydney Olympic Form - Woeful NPL NSW Run

It's been a dreadful season for Olympic in the NPL NSW and they're in very real danger of finishing bottom of the pile.

Olympic are in 16th and last spot on the ladder after 25 games, managing just five wins - although two of those have come in their last five games.

Michael Melito has taken over as interim head coach, with his side registering wins over St George Saints (2-1) and Wollongong Wolves (3-2), but were crushed 4-0 by Manly United in their most recent outing.

Brisbane Roar Form - Friendly Wins Give Hope

It was another disappointing A-League season for Brisbane.

After a bright start, the Roar faded badly and went winless across their last 12 games of the season, ultimately finishing in 11th spot on the ladder, 12 points off the finals.

Michael Valkanis remains in charge, with Brisbane warming up for this Australia Cup with friendly wins over Caboolture (3-0) and Ipswich (5-0).

Roar are appearing in the Australia Cup proper for the first time since making the final in 2023 after two straight years losing in the playoffs.
Andrew Hendrie
Andrew Hendrie

Andrew has been writing about sports for over a decade now after graduating with a double degree in 2013. In that time he has covered a wide range of sports, including NRL, AFL, Football (soccer), Tennis, NBA, NFL and more.


As a fan of Manchester City (since the 90s, he’s not a bandwagoner so they say), Canterbury Bulldogs and the Newcastle Jets, he’s experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows throughout the last few years.

You can find Andy at Muckrack and X.

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