Western Sydney Wanderers are taking on the Adelaide United challenge on the 2nd day of November at home. Will Juan Mata finally be able to help his team succeed at CommBank Stadium or will the visitors prove to be a hard nut to crack? Find out the answer to this question in the following Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United betting tips.
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Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United prediction: Goals galore at CommBank Stadium
Key Stats
- We saw BTTS in Western Sydney Wanderers’ last A-League outing.
- Two of the last three Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United head-to-heads at CommBank Stadium resulted in over 3.5 total goals.
- Coach Carl Veart has a negative 3-4-4 record against the Wanderers.
Correct score prediction: Western Sydney Wanderers 4-1 Adelaide United
In one of the last few games between the two clubs, we saw a 5-1 Wanderers win. We don’t think Mata and his colleagues will be able to go that far, but we still believe our key Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United predictions have a solid chance of success.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Tight clash awaits us
- HOME: 61/50 (2.22) – 44.4%
- DRAW: 57/20 (3.85) – 22.0%
- AWAY: 19/10 (2.90) – 33.6%
*These Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United odds are subject to change
As you can see from the odds above, Western Sydney Wanderers’ odds are priced at 61/50 (2.22), giving the Wanderers a massive 44.4% shot at the three points this week. The expected winners will be challenged by Adelaide United, as the visitors have a sensational striker on their side.
Brandon Borrello to score anytime is our favorite Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United prediction, as the veteran’s odds of finding the net are valued at 3/2 (2.50), giving him a 40.00% chance of finding the net.
Last five H2Hs: Interesting showdown awaits us
Our charts have all the answers you seek regarding the Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United statistics.
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Western Sydney Wanderers team news and form: Mata ready for more minutes
Mata was on the bench in the opening A-League fixture. However, he played a solid 70 minutes in the second round of A-League action in the match against Western United last week. We expect him to get even more minutes at home.
Predicted lineup: Vidackovic (GK), Clisby, Bonetig, Jeong, Cleur, Brillante, Milanovic, Moncrieff, Kraev, Mata & Borrello
Australia A-League 15/03/25
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Melbourne Victory
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Australia A-League 02/03/25
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Perth Glory
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Australia A-League 22/02/25
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Central Coast Mariners
0
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Australia A-League 16/02/25
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Macarthur FC
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
Australia A-League 08/02/25
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Sydney FC
3
Western Sydney Wanderers
3
Adelaide United team news and form: Can Adelaide do it?
This will be Adelaide United’s second league game this season. However, the first one didn’t go as planned, and now, we believe the visitors will not be able to get any points at all, as the Wanderers seem to be the favorites here.
Predicted lineup: Delianov (GK), Isaias, Kikianis, Pierias, Kitto, Alagich, Barnett, Clough, Mauk, Ayoubi & Jovanovic
Australia A-League 14/03/25
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Macarthur FC
5
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4
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Brisbane Roar
1
Adelaide United
1
Australia A-League 01/03/25
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Auckland FC
4
Adelaide United
4
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Western United FC
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Adelaide United
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Newcastle Jets
2
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1
Player to watch: Juan Mata
Former Manchester United superstar Mata is the player to watch in our Western Sydney Wanderers vs Adelaide United prediction, as he is by far the most famous Wanderers player right now. Sure, he couldn’t score in the opening two games for his new club, but he definitely has the right stuff to help his team succeed.
Second player to watch: Brandon Borrello
We have confidence in Borrello as he not only did he score for his team, but he also added an assist to his tally.
