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Western United FC - Perth Glory
Australia A-League - GMHBA Stadium
AAMI Park will host the upcoming Western United vs Perth Glory head-to-head on the 5th day of April. Of course, we expect a one-sided affair in favor of coach John Aloisi’s side, but will the home side prove the experts correct? You will find out shortly in our Western United vs Perth Glory betting tips below.
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Western United vs Perth Glory prediction: Noah Botic show awaits us
Our predictions
- Hot tip: Western United over 2.5 total goals
- Correct score – 3-1
- Noah Botic to score anytime
Key Stats
- Hot tip reasoning: Western United scored at least three goals in three games on the spin.
- Centre-forward Botic is the leading A-League goalscorer in the A-League right now, with 11 goals since the start of the campaign.
- The last 10 matches between the two teams resulted in nine Western United victories and only one for Perth Glory.
- Coach John Aloisi’s record versus the Glory consists of 16 victories, one draw, and seven losses.
Correct score prediction: Western United 3-1 Perth Glory
Seeing as the head-to-head record is fully behind the home side, we believe our key Western United vs Perth Glory prediction will surely succeed. The visitors are at the bottom of the table, with only 11 points to their name.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Aloisi’s boys with a can’t-miss chance
- HOME: 17/50 (1.34) – 73.4%
- DRAW: 23/5 (5.60) – 16.6%
- AWAY: 34/5 (7.80) – 10.0%
*These Western United vs Perth Glory odds are subject to change
According to the odds above, the expected winners on the 5th of April are undoubtedly Western United. Coach Aloisi’s players keep a massive 73.4% win probability behind them. We expect to see over 2.5 Western United total goals at AAMI Park this week, as the odds behind our favourite Western United vs Perth Glory prediction are valued at 13/10 (2.30), meaning our top tip has a 43.48% chance of success.
Last five H2Hs: Humiliating record for Glory
Australia A-League 03/01/25
Perth Glory
Western United FC
Australia A-League 22/11/24
Perth Glory
Western United FC
Australia A-League 21/04/24
Perth Glory
Western United FC
Australia A-League 02/03/24
Western United FC
Perth Glory
Australia A-League 29/04/23
Perth Glory
Western United FC
Football Whispers’ experts worked hard to provide you with the following Western United vs Perth Glory statistics. Make the most of them.
Western United team news and form: Fifth back-to-back win incoming
Western United won four consecutive A-League games. Moreover, they scored 10 goals in their last two! We are confident that coach Aloisi’s players are more than ready to make an attack on the title this year.
Predicted lineup: Sutton (GK), Leonard, Shamoon, Donachie, Imai, Grimaldi, Bozinovski, Thurgate, Danzaki, Ibusuki & Botic
Australia A-League 13/04/25
L
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
Western United FC
0
Australia A-League 05/04/25
W
Perth Glory
1
Western United FC
3
Australia A-League 16/03/25
W
Newcastle Jets
2
Western United FC
6
Australia A-League 08/03/25
W
Wellington Phoenix
1
Western United FC
4
Australia A-League 28/02/25
W
Central Coast Mariners
1
Western United FC
3
Perth Glory team news and form: Laughable backline
No other A-League club has a defensive record as poor as the visitors’. Perth Glory conceded 51 goals in 22 domestic league matches. This sheer fact alone is enough to pick Western United as the favourites at AAMI Park on Saturday.
Predicted lineup: Sail (GK), Misao, Mourdoukoutas, Mrcela, Ostler, Mileusnic, Pennington, Amos, Pearman, Taggart & Wood
Australia A-League 12/04/25
W
Adelaide United
1
Perth Glory
4
Australia A-League 05/04/25
L
Western United FC
3
Perth Glory
1
Australia A-League 30/03/25
L
Central Coast Mariners
3
Perth Glory
1
Australia A-League 15/03/25
L
Brisbane Roar
3
Perth Glory
1
Australia A-League 02/03/25
L
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Perth Glory
1
Player to watch: Hiroshi Ibusuki
We believe our Western United vs Perth Glory predictions will be successful, as we will get to see the dynamic Ibusuki-Botic duo on Saturday. Sure, the Japanese veteran doesn’t have Botic’s tremendous goalscoring record, but he still found the net on nine occasions this season.
Second player to watch: Nicholas Pennington
Key midfielder Nicholas Pennington is one of the visitors’ key performers. The former Wellington Phoenix player recorded a goal and an assist for is new club this season.
