The victory, the second-placed Wanderers' first in 10 games against Glory since 2017, moved them to within three points of Central Coast Mariners. You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserĭuke double fires Western Sydney Wanderers to A-League victory over Perth GloryĪ goal either side of half-time from Mitchell Duke made sure the VAR system didn't have the decisive say, as Western Sydney Wanderers beat Perth 3-0 in the A-League on Friday. All rights reserved.2020-21 Australian A League, Regular Season
Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and Safety Information / Your California Privacy Rights are applicable to you. ^ Back to Top ^ © 2023 ESPN Internet Ventures. We're going to be different than last year." "Last year is the past, now we have a new team. I don't see why we should not play good or win this game. "I'm excited to play in this jersey and give back the confidence to the club. We have a good relationship so hopefully we'll be good on the pitch," Tavares said. "I'm used to a lot with Monte - we try and find some good combination. Only defender Jake Adelson is unavailable for selection in a side that lost first-team regulars Mitch Austin, Joshua Rose and late addition big-name Luis Garcia from last season's squad. He is likely to form a defensive midfield tandem with captain Nick Montgomery. We're going to approach the game the same as we do for Sydney FC, for the next week or the week after."įormer Sydney FC pair Tavares and Jacques Faty are considered key pieces for the Mariners as they strive to improve on last year's disappointing ninth-placed finish. "It's very important to win the first one, or at least don't lose, and have a good performance. "It's very important for the confidence to start well because we have some difficult games coming," Tavares told reporters on Thursday. The Mariners have a flight to Perth for their season opener before meeting title heavyweights Sydney FC, Brisbane Roar and Western Sydney Wanderers.Ī daunting trip to face defending premiers Adelaide await in round five, making this week's performance against the Glory key in ensuring team morale stays intact. Mickael Tavares insists an opening day win will be crucial for the Central Coast Mariners as they brace for arguably the most difficult opening month to the A-League season. Mariners' Mickael Tavares eyes opening A-League win against Perth You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser
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