- 28 December 2024, Sydney FC vs Melbourne Victory, 3-0, Lose
- 21 December 2024, Melbourne Victory vs Melbourne City FC, 1-1, Draw
- 08 December 2024, Melbourne Victory vs Perth Glory, 2-0, Win
- 01 December 2024, Western United FC vs Melbourne Victory, 1-3, Win
- 24 November 2024, Wellington Phoenix vs Melbourne Victory, 1-0, Lose
- 29 December 2024, Western United FC vs Brisbane Roar, 1-0, Lose
- 21 December 2024, Brisbane Roar vs Perth Glory, 0-1, Lose
- 14 December 2024, Western Sydney Wanderers vs Brisbane Roar, 2-2, Draw
- 06 December 2024, Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City FC, 1-4, Lose
- 30 November 2024, Macarthur FC vs Brisbane Roar, 4-4, Draw
This highly anticipated A-League match saw the Melbourne Victory facing off against the Brisbane Roar. In what could be defined as an intensive tackle display, the game went Brisbane’s way as they sealed a 1-0 victory.
Brisbane’s stringent tactic of getting into the Victory's defensive half paid off as they managed to slot a goal home during the 53:54 mark of the second half. This was even more noteworthy because it was the only goal of the match. The Victory tried their level best to balance the sheets, but their attempts remained fruitless.
However, the match wasn't devoid of action. A clear indication of the intensity of the game could be seen through the number of fouls committed. The home team, Melbourne Victory, racked up a total of 8 fouls as opposed to Brisbane’s 3. In response to this aggressive playstyle, the referee was forced to show two yellow cards to the home team and one to the away team, with the first card being shown at the 57:01 mark of the second half, followed by another at 01:22:27. Brisbane got their lone yellow card at 01:31:56.
Another area where Melbourne Victory could've taken the initiative but fell short was in corner kicks. The home team had 5 corners, two more than the Roar, but failed to capitalize on these opportunities, especially considering that set plays usually provide good scoring opportunities.
Regarding offsides, the Brisbane Roar was caught three times compared to the Melbourne Victory, who were disciplined throughout the match in this department. This could explain the underperformance of the Roar’s forward line outside of their solitary goal.
Nonetheless, despite having an effective offside trap and controlling aspects of the match, notably more corner kicks, Melbourne Victory’s inability to convert these advantages into productive outcomes cost them the game. On the other hand, Brisbane Roar displayed a fine mix of defense discipline outside of their offside count and opportunistic attack, which resulted in a well-earned victory. Their goal was direct evidence of their effective game plan and ability to seize the moment when it counted.
As we conclude, this match will serve as a lesson to Melbourne Victory on the importance of turning the data points into performance on the field. Although they led in certain metrics namely fouls, corner kicks and opponent offside, the lack of conversion of such opportunities limited their desired success. For Brisbane Roar, this continues to highlight their capabilities of shutting down opponents' attacks and taking advantage of even the smallest scoring opportunities to ensure victory.
Form Guide
Lose | 3-0 | Sydney FC vs Melbourne Victory | |
Draw | 1-1 | Melbourne Victory vs Melbourne City FC | |
Win | 2-0 | Melbourne Victory vs Perth Glory | |
Win | 1-3 | Western United FC vs Melbourne Victory | |
Lose | 1-0 | Wellington Phoenix vs Melbourne Victory |
- PLAYED
- 5
- WINS
- 2
- GOALS
- 6:6
- GOALS / MATCH
- 1.2
- Melbourne Victory has two wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 6:6, scoring 1.2 goals average
Lose | 1-0 | Western United FC vs Brisbane Roar | |
Lose | 0-1 | Brisbane Roar vs Perth Glory | |
Draw | 2-2 | Western Sydney Wanderers vs Brisbane Roar | |
Lose | 1-4 | Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City FC | |
Draw | 4-4 | Macarthur FC vs Brisbane Roar |
- PLAYED
- 5
- WINS
- 0
- GOALS
- 7:12
- GOALS / MATCH
- 1.4
- Brisbane Roar has lost three matches in a row with a goal difference of 7:12, scoring 1.4 goals average
Melbourne Victory H2H Brisbane Roar
Home game | Melbourne Victory | 2 | 0 | Brisbane Roar | Away game | A-League | |
Home game | Melbourne Victory | 0 | 0 | Brisbane Roar | Away game | A-League | |
Away game | Melbourne Victory | 2 | 3 | Brisbane Roar | Home game | A-League | |
Home game | Melbourne Victory | 0 | 1 | Brisbane Roar | Away game | A-League | |
Home game | Melbourne Victory | 0 | 1 | Brisbane Roar | Away game | A-League |
- PLAYED
- 5
- WINS
- 1
- GOALS
- 4:5
- GOALS / MATCH
- 0.80
- Melbourne Victory lost three times in head-to-head matches
- Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 4:5; average goals per match – 0.80
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