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Sydney FC Women
03-28 14:00
2 - 1
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Melbourne Victory Women
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Sydney FC Women
Melbourne Victory Women
Attacks
73
130
Dangerous Attacks
36
58
Ball Possession
34
66
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7
5
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2011
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End 2-1
84′
Claudia Valleta
Jodi ulkekul
76′
G.Maher
Rhianna·Pollicina
76′
C. Tallon-Henniker
A.Luchtmeijer
75′
KIRSTY JANE FENTON
C. Mclean
71′
S.Sakalis
71′
R. Tanner
69′
S.Hollman
Claire Corbett
64′
C.Bunge
61′
K.White
Pickett
61′
A.Jancevski
C. Blissett
49′
2-1
R. Tanner
Halftime 1-1
31′
1-1
R. Tanner
23′
0-1
R. Lowe
Assist: H.Furphy
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Match Info
Sydney FC Women secured a crucial 2-1 victory over Melbourne Victory Women in the Australia W-League on Saturday afternoon at Allianz Stadium. The result was a significant boost for Sydney's finals aspirations as they came from behind to claim all three points in a tightly contested derby. Melbourne Victory struck first midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to take a 1-0 lead into the break. Sydney emerged with renewed intensity after halftime, equalizing through a well-worked team move finished by their star striker. The match winner came in the 78th minute, a powerful header from a corner that sealed a hard-fought comeback. The match was a physical affair with several yellow cards shown, but no major controversies. The win moves Sydney FC up the league table into a stronger playoff position, while Melbourne Victory's inconsistent season continues as they remain in the bottom half. Post-match, Sydney's manager praised her team's resilience, stating, "We showed great character to turn that around." The Melbourne Victory coach lamented, "We controlled large parts but couldn't see it out." The Sydney FC Women starting XI featured Jada Whyman in goal, with Charlotte McLean, Kirsty Fenton, and Natalie Tobin in defense, while Cortnee Vine and Mackenzie Hawkesby led the attack.