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04-11 15:00

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End 1-1

98′

R. Kitto

97′

K. Grozos

96′

J. Muñiz

J.Yull

94′

1-1

D. Wilmering

92′

E.Alagich

91′

L.Scicluna

M. Natta

79′

E.Alagich

73′

0-1

R.White

Assist: Anselmo

68′

E.Adams

Clayton·Taylor

68′

K. Mizunuma

X. Bertoncello

63′

B. Burkitt

Y. Dukuly

63′

Anselmo

L.Jovanovic

53′

L. Rose

B.Gibson

48′

R.White

Halftime 0-0

37′

Z.Clough

Will·Dobson

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Match Info

The Newcastle Jets and Adelaide United played out a 1-1 draw in an A-League fixture at McDonald Jones Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The result leaves both teams sharing the points in a tightly contested mid-table clash that saw momentum swing both ways. Adelaide United struck first midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to take a lead into the break. The Newcastle Jets responded with increased pressure in the second half and found a deserved equalizer around the 70th minute through a well-worked team move finished from close range. Both sides had chances to win it late, with the Jets hitting the crossbar and Adelaide's goalkeeper making a crucial save in stoppage time, but neither could find a decisive second goal. The point is a modest but useful one for each team as they look to solidify their positions in the A-League table ahead of the final rounds of the season. Post-match, the Jets' manager expressed satisfaction with his team's fighting spirit to come back, while Adelaide's coach rued missed opportunities to secure all three points on the road. The starting lineups featured the Jets' first-choice attack and Adelaide's experienced midfield core, setting the stage for an entertaining, end-to-end contest.