The match between Western Sydney Wanderers and Melbourne Victory will be played on the 15th of March at CommBank Stadium. It will surely be a tight clash between two equally good teams, but we do have a favourite to win. Find out who that is thanks to the following Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory betting tips.
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Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory prediction: Hard task for the visitors
Key Stats
- Coach Arthur Dilles has a 0-1-0 record versus Western Sydney Wanderers.
- We saw goals galore in four of the last five matches between the two sides.
- The last 10 head-to-heads resulted in six victories for the Wanderers, two draws, and only two Melbourne Victory triumphs.
Correct score prediction: Western Sydney Wanderers 3-1 Melbourne Victory
Not one of the last 10 games between the two teams was won by the Wanderers via a 3-1 score. However, the home side does have the head-to-head advantage over the Big V, which is a huge plus in favour of our professional Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory predictions.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Wanderers’ run will continue
- HOME: 5/4 (2.25) – 41.2%
- DRAW: 57/20 (3.85) – 25.0%
- AWAY: 187/100 (2.87) – 33.8%
*These Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory odds are subject to change
The expected winners at CommBank Stadium this week are Western Sydney Wanderers who have a 41.2% win probability at 5/4 (2.25). In the meantime, the visitors’ odds only give them a low 33.8% shot at the three points.
Last five H2Hs: Wanderers know what to do
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Check out the stats below. They will convince you to trust our expert Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory predictions for the game on the 14th of March.
Western Sydney Wanderers team news and form: Sensational run by Wanderers
Western Sydney Wanderers won four of their last five A-League outings. Juan Mata and his colleagues have been performing at an astonishing level recently, and we just can’t see how the visitors at CommBank Stadium will be able to prove our Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory predictions wrong.
Predicted lineup: Thomas (GK), Cleur, Pantazopoulos, Clisby, Bonetig, Hammond, Brillante, Moncrieff, Kraev, Borrello & Sapsford
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Melbourne Victory
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
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Perth Glory
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
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Central Coast Mariners
0
Western Sydney Wanderers
4
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Macarthur FC
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
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Sydney FC
3
Western Sydney Wanderers
3
Melbourne Victory team news and form: A lifeline for Big V?
Diles’ players managed to get a crucial win over Central Coast Mariners last week. The 2023/24 A-League champions got beaten badly, as the result on the scoreboard after 90 minutes of play at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium was 3-0 in favour of the home side.
Predicted lineup: Langerak (GK), Roderick, Hamill, Rawlins, Bos, Valadon, Teague, Arzani, Piscopo, Velupillay & Fornaorli
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Western Sydney Wanderers
4
Melbourne Victory
2
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Central Coast Mariners
0
Melbourne Victory
3
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Brisbane Roar
1
Melbourne Victory
1
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Melbourne City
2
Melbourne Victory
2
Australia A-League 14/02/25
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Wellington Phoenix
0
Melbourne Victory
1
Player to watch: Bruno Fornaroli
Coach Diles opted to give his veteran star a chance among the starters in the very important match against the Mariners last week. And the up-and-coming manager wasn’t disappointed! The 37-year-old Melbourne Victory legend scored a goal for his team and helped Melbourne Victory get valuable three points.
Second player to watch: Nishan Velupillay
Velupillay was one of the other scorers at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium last week. His 9th-minute opener paved the way to a 3-0 victory, but we doubt Velupillay will be able to disprove our top Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory predictions.
