Australian A-League Men

Central Coast Mariners vs Melbourne Victory, 2025-26 Australian A-League Men, Regular Season

· Australian A-League Men
  • 35': Ali Auglah
  • Red Card 55': Nathan Paull
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About

Central Coast Mariners are hosting Melbourne Victory at Central Coast Stadium, New South Wales, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Men.

Match Commentary

  • 35': Ali Auglah (Central Coast Mariners) Goal at 35'
  • 45': Jordi Valadon (Melbourne Victory) Substitution at 45'
  • 45': Nishan Velupillay (Melbourne Victory) Substitution at 45'
  • 55': Nathan Paull (Central Coast Mariners) Red Card at 55'
  • 58': Bradley Tapp (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 58'
  • 61': James Donachie (Central Coast Mariners) Yellow Card at 61'
  • 71': Keegan Jelacic (Melbourne Victory) Substitution at 71'
  • 71': Charles Nduka (Melbourne Victory) Substitution at 71'
  • 71': Nathanael Blair (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 71'
  • 72': Jacob Nasso (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 72'
  • 80': Lucas Mauragis (Central Coast Mariners) Yellow Card at 80'
  • 82': Jing Lual (Melbourne Victory) Substitution at 82'
  • 90': Jing Lual (Melbourne Victory) Yellow Card at 90'
  • 90'+3': Christian Theoharous (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 93'

Statistics

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6 Fouls 7
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 1
0 Offsides 0
15 Corner Kicks 3
0 Saves 9
67.4 Possession 32.6
26 SHOTS 7
9 ON GOAL 1
0.3 On Target % 0.1
0 Penalty Goals 0
0 Penalty Kicks Taken 0
0 Accurate Passes 0
0 Passes 0
0.0 Pass Completion % 0.0
0 Accurate Crosses 0
0 Crosses 0
0.0 Cross % 0.0
0 Long Balls 0
0 Accurate Long Balls 0
0.0 Long Balls % 0.0
8 Blocked Shots 2
0 Effective Tackles 0
0 Tackles 0
0.0 Tackle % 0.0
0 Interceptions 0
0 Effective Clearances 0
0 Clearances 0

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Men

Venue: Central Coast Stadium
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Attendance: 3,865

A-League Men Standings

# TEAM GP GD PTS
1 Auckland FC 1 +2 3
2 Macarthur FC 1 +1 3
3 Newcastle Jets 1 0 1
4 Central Coast Mariners 1 0 1
Full Standings

Line-Ups

CCM Central Coast Mariners (4-4-2)

No. Name
30 Andrew Redmayne (GK)
3 Nathan Paull Red Card
2 James Donachie Yellow Card
5 Lucas Mauragis Yellow Card
15 Storm Roux
8 Alfie McCalmont
48 Chris Donnell
11 Sabit Ngor
72 Ali Auglah
10 Miguel Di Pizio
23 Oliver Lavale

MVC Melbourne Victory (4-2-3-1)

No. Name
40 Jack Warshawsky (GK)
4 Lachlan Jackson
15 Sebastian Esposito
2 Jason Davidson
22 Joshua Rawlins
64 Juan Mata
10 Denis Genreau
27 Louis D'Arrigo
9 Nikolaos Vergos
11 Clarismario Rodrigues
14 Matthew Grimaldi

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