Will the Glory finally get some points on the 22nd of February? Or will Douglas Costa and his colleagues be the ones to chip the three points at HBF Park? The answers can be located in the following Perth Glory vs Sydney betting tips below.
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Perth Glory vs Sydney prediction: Joe Lolley show for the fans
Key Stats
- Joe Lolley scored five of his nine goals away from home.
- The last five matches between the two clubs resulted in four victories for Sydney and one draw.
- Sydney scored at least three goals in 80.0% of the last five meetings.
Correct score prediction: Perth Glory 1-4 Sydney
We expect to see plenty of Sydney goals on Saturday because of the head-to-head record. Our key Perth Glory vs Sydney predictions will surely succeed, as the visitors are performing quite well against lacklustre Glory.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Glory to stay put
- HOME: 17/5 (4.40) – 21.5%
- DRAW: 16/5 (4.20) – 23.5%
- AWAY: 7/10 (1.70) – 55.0%
*These Perth Glory vs Sydney odds are subject to change
Joe Lolley to score anytime is currently priced by the experts at 33/25 (2.28), which supplies our major Perth Glory vs Sydney prediction with a 43.86% chance of success.
Naturally, Sydney are the favorites to win this clash. The expected winners keep a massive 55.0% win probability before the start of the game, which should be more than enough for the three points.
Last five H2Hs: The Glory don’t measure up
Football Whispers’ experts compiled the following graphics so that you can have easy access to our primary Perth Glory vs Sydney statistics.
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Perth Glory team news and form: Bad news keep on pilling
David Zdrilic’s hands are tied. He will not be able to count on many key players. Lachlan Barr, Andriano Lebib, and David Williams are injured, while up-and-coming Adam Bugarija, Jaylan Pearman, and Zach Lisolajski will defend their national teams in the following weeks.
Predicted lineup: Sail (GK), Ostler, Mrcela, Mourdoukoutas, Hamzaoui, Pennington, Wales, Gomulka, Freney, Taggart & Wood
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Sydney team news and form: Is 1st place on the table?
There’s a solid eight-point gap between Sydney and Auckland right now. However, if coach Ufuk Talay and his footballers play their cards right, perhaps they will be able to put pressure on Steve Corica’s team at a later stage of the competition.
Predicted lineup: Devenish-Meares (GK), Shaw, Grant, De Jesus, Courtney-Perkins, Sena, Hollman, Lolley, Caceres, Ouahim & Klimala
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Player to watch: Adam Taggart
In order for our Perth Glory vs Sydney predictions to fail, goalscorer-in-chief Adam Taggart would have to be at his lethal best at HBF Park this week. He scooped the Top Goalscorer Award in the A-League last season, but we doubt he will be able to do much versus Lolley and his colleagues.
Second player to watch: Jordan Courtney-Perkins
Left-back Courtney-Perkins is one of the more consistent performers for the visitors. The defender scored three goals since the start of the current A-League season, which is not something that’s expected from a defender.
