xF.
Western Sydney Wanderers

0–1

xG 1.63–1.33

GENERATED 11 Aug 14:59

Macarthur

Engie Stadium

Sydney · Thu 1 Jan, 19:00 AET · A-League Men · Cap 25,000

xVerdict

MAC took the points against the chance count. WSW led the chances. WSW's keeper prevented 0.82 expected goals. MAC held the pressure for most of the night.

GENERATED 11 Aug 14:59

Chance story

Where the chances came fromFact
WSW led chance quality.
xAnalysis

The count finished 1.63–1.33. The open-play gap sat with WSW.

WSWMAC
1.52Open play0.98
0.10Set play0.34
0.00Free kicks0.12
0.10Corners0.16
Shot profileFact
WSW were shooting from poor areas, 15 shots for one big chance.
xAnalysis

Shot volume finished 15–14.

WSWMAC

Shots

15 – 14

xG / shot

0.11 – 0.09

On target

3 – 4

Inside box

10 – 10

Outside box

5 – 4

Blocked

5 – 6

Woodwork

1 – 0

Big chances

1 – 3

Big missed

1 – 3

KeeperFact
The keepers split on xG prevented.
xAnalysis

xG prevented finished 0.82–0.37.

WSW

0.82

xG prevented

MAC

0.37

xG prevented

Decisive people & moments

TimelineFact
MAC scored first.
xAnalysis

It was the only goal, in the 41'.

First half

  • 15'Yellow, Callum Talbot (Foul).
  • 41'Rafael Duran scores (right foot shot, Bernardo).
  • 45+2'Yellow, Bernardo (Foul).

Second half

  • 46'Dylan Scicluna on, A. Kuol off.
  • 62'Šime Gržan on, Luke Vickery off.
  • 62'Harrison Sawyer on, Rafael Duran off.
  • 65'Kosta Barbarouses on, Jai Rose off.
  • 77'Frans Deli on, Dean Bosnjak off.
  • 77'Alex Gersbach on, Jarrod Carluccio off.
  • 77'Christopher Ikonomidis on, Bernardo off.
  • 85'Will McKay on, Anthony Caceres off.
  • 87'Yellow, Dylan Scicluna (Foul).
  • Goal
  • Yellow card
  • Red card
  • Substitution
  • VAR
Starting shape · 4-4-2 vs 4-4-2Fact
Both started a 4-4-2.
xAnalysis

That is WSW's season.

WSW · 4-4-2MAC · 4-4-2

4171920222325263238453681011121318222425BonetigCarluccioTongyikThomasPantazopoul…KraevBrillanteBorrelloThurgateRoseKuolSilvaUskokVickeryCaceresBernardoKurtoDuranScottRoseBosnjakTalbot
Player ratingsFact
The two XIs rated close.
xAnalysis

The averages finished 7.0–7.0. Pantazopoulos was the top mark.

WSW

22Anthony PantazopoulosDF907.62
32Angus ThurgateMF907.51
20Lawrence ThomasGK907.30
25Joshua BrillanteMF907.21
5Dylan SciclunaMF447.20
4Alex BonetigDF907.00
23Bozhidar KraevMF906.93
26Brandon BorrelloFW906.82
45A. KuolFW466.71
17Jarrod CarluccioDF776.60
19Ruon TongyikDF906.60
9Kosta BarbarousesFW256.61
3Alex GersbachDF136.51
38Jai RoseMF650.00

MAC

25Callum TalbotDF907.52
22Liam RoseMF907.20
6Tomislav UskokDF907.20
3Damien Da SilvaDF907.20
18Walter ScottDF907.10
11BernardoMF777.12
12Filip KurtoGK907.10
13Rafael DuranFW627.10
10Anthony CaceresMF856.81
24Dean BosnjakFW776.80
23Frans DeliMF136.60
28Harrison SawyerFW286.61
7Šime GržanFW286.50
9Christopher IkonomidisFW136.40
8Luke VickeryMF626.40
32Will McKayDF56.30
Missing playersFact
Both sides were missing players.
xAnalysis

The count was 1–1.

WSW

  • Phillip CancarUnavailable

MAC

  • Harry PolitidisUnavailable

How it tilted

MomentumFact
WSW finished stronger.
xAnalysis

The minutes after 75 swung their way.

  • Goal
  • Big chance
HT1H2H
Field tiltFact
Ball locations are not available for this match.

Ball locations are not available for this match.

Match statsFact
WSW had both the ball and the better chances.
xAnalysis

Possession finished 55%–45%.

WSWMAC

Possession

55% – 45%

Lge 50.0%

Passes

482 – 385

Lge 425.4

Corners

6 – 6

Lge 5.1

Tackles

21 – 13

Lge 17.4

npxG

1.63 – 1.33