CommBank Stadium will host the thrilling Western Sydney Wanderers vs Macarthur head-to-head. Scheduled for the 16th of February, this can’t-miss A-League showdown comes with great betting opportunities. Thankfully, the key Western Sydney Wanderers vs Macarthur betting tips are located in the charts below.
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Western Sydney Wanderers vs Macarthur prediction: A goal fiesta at CommBank Stadium
Key Stats
- The Bulls’ last game resulted in over 3.5 goals.
- Macarthur have the 2nd-best attacking record in the league, with 32 goals scored since the start of the season.
- Western Sydney Wanderers are the best A-League team when it comes to scoring goals, as the home side bagged 33 during the 2024/25 campaign.
Correct score prediction: Western Sydney 2-2 Macarthur
One of the last five matches between the two teams resulted in a 2-2 draw and we have high confidence in our Western Sydney vs Macarthur predictions’ chances. Neither side is performing at a particularly better level than the others. We should see the two clubs share the spoils.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Juan Mata and Co favoured by experts
- HOME: 5/4 (2.25) – 43.7%
- DRAW: 14/5 (3.80) – 23.0%
- AWAY: 48/25 (2.92) – 33.3%
*These Western Sydney Wanderers vs Macarthur odds are subject to change
As you can see from the odds in our Western Sydney vs Macarthur prediction, the expected winners are clearly the Wanderers. Mata and his teammates stand a whopping 43.7% shot at the three points while the Bulls’ odds only give them a 33.3% chance of recording a win this week.
In the meantime, you should also know that the two clubs have a 23.0% chance of sharing the spoils this week, as that’s what the odds priced at 14/5 (3.80) suggest.
Last five H2Hs: No H2H advantage
The graphics below show the top Western Sydney Wanderers vs Macarthur statistics and match facts.
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Western Sydney Wanderers team news and form: Wanderers fun to watch
With 33 goals scored and 30 conceded this season, Western Sydney Wanderers are surely one of the more interesting teams to follow right now. The home side is very unpredictable, but we still believe Juan Mata and his colleagues have what it takes to get a point out of the upcoming showdown.
Predicted lineup: Thomas (GK), Clisby, Bonetig, Pantazopoulos, Cleur, Milanovic, Brillante, Moncrieff, Kraev, Mata & Borrello
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Macarthur team news and form: Bulls’ manager needs to find solutions
Mile Sterjovski has a negative 2-1-3 record versus Western Sydney Wanderers. Seeing as some of the visitors’ top players aren’t fit, we believe the best that Macarthur can hope for is a point at CommBank Stadium.
Predicted lineup: Kurto (GK), Adamson, Uskok, Jurman, Vujica, Jakolis, Hollman, Brattan, Oikonomidis, Germain & Sawyer
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Player to watch: Brandon Borrello
If Borrello can keep the fire going until the rest of the season, he might just scoop the Player of the Season Award! After all, he now has 11 goal contributions for his team – five goals and six assists. The striker is performing at a very solid level and we expect him to help our Western Sydney Wanderers vs Macarthur prediction.
Second player to watch: Ariath Piol
If Ariath Piol can put on a second-half performance for the Bulls, perhaps Macarthur will not go home empty-handed. The backup striker scored three goals for his team already. Surely, he wants to prove he has a place among the starters for his team.
