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Perth Glory - Western Sydney Wanderers
Australia A-League - HBF Park
Perth Glory and Western Sydney Wanderers will collide on the 16th of March at HBF Park and we anticipate a very tight game. Who are the expected winners you ask? You’ll see the answer in the following Perth Glory vs Western Sydney Wanderers betting tips below.
You can find more exclusive A-League predictions on our website.
Contents
- 1 Perth Glory vs Western Sydney Wanderers prediction: Home-field support proves crucial
- 2 Last five H2Hs: The Glory performing well
- 3 Perth Glory team news and form: Barely a loss in a while
- 4 Western Sydney Wanderers team news and form: Borrello and colleagues flying high
- 5 Player to watch: Brandon Borrello
Perth Glory vs Western Sydney Wanderers prediction: Home-field support proves crucial
🔥Hot tip
Perth Glory to Win
⚽ Correct score prediction
1-o to Perth Glory
⬆️ Over /⬇️ Under X.5 goals
Under 1.5 Goals
Key Stats
- Perth Glory haven’t lost at home against this opponent in six consecutive games.
- The Glory have the head-to-head advantage, with three victories and two losses in the last five games.
- Western Sydney Wanderers lost three of their last four league games.
Pre-game odds and win probability: The Wanderers are favorites
- HOME: 7/4 (2.75) – 36.1%
- DRAW: 51/20 (3.55) – 24.0%
- AWAY: 29/20 (2.45) – 39.9%
*These Perth Glory vs Western Sydney Wanderers odds are subject to change
Despite the home-field advantage at HBF Park, Perth Glory are still considered by the bookmakers as the underdogs, with a lackluster 36.1% win probability at 7/4 (2.75). We believe, however, the Glory have the three points up for grabs, and that coach Alen Stajcic’s boys will do what’s necessary to prove our Perth Glory vs Western Sydney Wanderers predictions correct.
We think that the match at HBF Park is destined to have very few goals, which is why we believe under 1.5 goals is the way to go here. The odds behind our betting tip for this game are priced at 5/4 (2.25), giving it a 44.44% chance of success.
Last five H2Hs: The Glory performing well
Australia A-League 20/01/24
Western Sydney Wanderers
Perth Glory
Australia A-League 11/11/23
Western Sydney Wanderers
Perth Glory
Australia A-League 10/03/23
Perth Glory
Western Sydney Wanderers
Australia A-League 06/01/23
Perth Glory
Western Sydney Wanderers
Australia A-League 09/10/22
Western Sydney Wanderers
Perth Glory
Despite the fact that the Wanderers are the one enjoying a better 2023/24 A-League momentum, the Glory sure know how to beat this rival.
Perth Glory team news and form: Barely a loss in a while
Coach Alen Stajcic’s boys have lost only one game in the last month or so. We believe they have the three points up for grabs, as it would take quite an effort from the visitors to perform well at HBF Park, considering the head-to-head history you’ve read about above.
Predicted lineup: Sail (GK), Rawlins, Lachman, Susnjar, Warland, Carluccio, Colli, Amini, Bennie, Colakovski & Taggart
Australia Cup 28/08/24
L
Moreton City Excelsior
3
Perth Glory
2
Club Friendly List 20/08/24
W
Sorrento
0
Perth Glory
3
Australia Cup 03/08/24
W
Melbourne City
4
Perth Glory
5
Australia FFA Cup Qualifying 23/07/24
W
Brisbane Roar
2
Perth Glory
4
Australia Friendlies 16/07/24
W
Armadale
2
Perth Glory
4
Western Sydney Wanderers team news and form: Borrello and colleagues flying high
Coach Mark Rudan won’t be able to count on some of his key players for the game on the 16th of March. The likes of Jack Gibson, for example, won’t partake in the event.
Predicted lineup: Margush (GK), Simmons, Marcelo, Bonetig, Clisby, Brook, Beadling, Hendrix, Milanovic, Kittel & Borrello
Australia Cup 12/09/24
L
Adelaide United
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
1
Australia Cup 27/08/24
W
Lions FC
0
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Australia Cup 31/07/24
W
Brisbane City
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
Australia A-League 27/04/24
W
Melbourne Victory
3
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Australia A-League 20/04/24
L
Melbourne City
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
1
Player to watch: Brandon Borrello
With only two goals since the start of the campaign, Brandon Borrello is surely an underachiever. He still has a lot of way to go before he can reach his fantastic 2022/23 A-League tally.
Borrello key for the Wanderers
Brandon made a total of 27 league appearances for Western Sydney Wanderers in the 2022/23 A-League season. During that time, the 28-year-old finisher managed to score on 13 occasions and supply teammates with six assists.