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Auckland FC - Western Sydney Wanderers
Australia A-League - Mount Smart Stadium
After handling Brisbane Roar last week, coach Steve Corica’s players will now have to find a way to get the three points against Western Sydney Wanderers’ sensational attack. The match is scheduled to be played on the 5th of April at Go Media Stadium, but will the home-field advantage play a role in the outcome of the match? Find out the answer to this question in the following Auckland vs Western Sydney betting tips below.
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Auckland vs Western Sydney prediction: Routine Auckland win ahead
Our predictions
- Hot tip: Under 1.5 total goals
- Correct score – 1-0
- Neyder Moreno to score anytime
Key Stats
- Hot tip reasoning: The only official meeting resulted in only one goal scored.
- Neyder Moreno scored the winning goal for Auckland in the first official match against the Wanderers.
- Auckland have the best defensive record in the league, with only 20 goals conceded so far.
- The home side is at the top of the table, with a comfortable seven-point lead over Western United.
Correct score prediction: Auckland 1-0 Western Sydney
Seeing as Auckland are currently leading the chase for the A-League title, we believe our key Auckland vs Western Sydney prediction will surely succeed. Coach Corica’s players have a good chance of getting the three points here.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Auckland favored by experts
- HOME: 19/20 (1.95) – 50.2%
- DRAW: 3/1 (4.00) – 22.0%
- AWAY: 49/20 (3.45) – 27.8%
*These Auckland vs Western Sydney odds are subject to change
We believe Neyder Moreno to score anytime is the best bet you could make on this game, as the odds behind our favourite Auckland vs Western Sydney prediction are priced at 5/4 (2.25). This means the attacking midfielder has a 44.44% chance of finding the net.
Auckland are the expected winners on the 5th of April, as coach Corica’s players have a 50.2% win probability before the start of the game.
Last five H2Hs: Wanderers seek vengeance
Australia A-League 26/01/25
Western Sydney Wanderers
Auckland FC
The charts below will supply you with much-needed facts regarding the Auckland vs Western Sydney statistics.
Auckland team news and form: Unbeatable Auckland marching forward
With only two losses in 21 league games, Auckland are sitting comfortably at the top of the A-League chart. The team is enjoying a five-match unbeaten run, and we just can’t see them being bested by Western Sydney Wanderers’ inconsistent backline.
Predicted lineup: Paulsen (GK), De Vries, Hall, Pijnaker, Sakai, Rogerson, Verstraete, Rogerson, May, Gallegos & Mata
Australia A-League 12/04/25
D
Sydney FC
2
Auckland FC
2
Australia A-League 05/04/25
D
Western Sydney Wanderers
1
Auckland FC
1
Australia A-League 30/03/25
W
Brisbane Roar
0
Auckland FC
2
Australia A-League 16/03/25
D
Central Coast Mariners
2
Auckland FC
2
Australia A-League 09/03/25
D
Newcastle Jets
1
Auckland FC
1
Western Sydney team news and form: Good news for Alen Stajcic
The 51-year-old manager’s only issue is finding a suitable replacement for up-and-coming midfielder Dyclan Scicluna. His cruciate ligament tear will take him out for the rest of the season, which will likely give Brillante more minutes among the starters.
Predicted lineup: Thomas (GK), Clisby, Bonetig, Pantazopoulos, Cleur, Brillante, Priestman, Kraev, Milanovic, Sapsford & Borrello
Australia A-League 13/04/25
W
Western United FC
0
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
Australia A-League 05/04/25
D
Auckland FC
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
1
Australia A-League 29/03/25
D
Wellington Phoenix
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
Australia A-League 15/03/25
W
Melbourne Victory
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Australia A-League 02/03/25
W
Perth Glory
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Player to watch: Nicolas Milanovic
Nicolas Milanovic is the key threat to our professional Auckland vs Western Sydney predictions. He is the leading goalscorer for the visitors, with 10 domestic league goals so far. However, we believe Auckland’s defenders have what it takes to nullify in-form Milanovic.
Second player to watch: Guillermo May
Auckland’s key weapon in the attack is called Guillermo May. With eight goals since the start of the current campaign, May is proving to be a valuable player for his manager this season.
