Canberra Utd 2-1 Brisbane (4 Jan, 2025) Final Score

Canberra United

3-2-4, 11 PTS

Laini Freier - 72'

Emma Robers - 81'
Michelle Heyman - 88'

33
Sekany
16
Blissett
2
Varley
6
Mcqueen
7
Hayashi
13
Yallop
32
Woods
11
Freier
19
Freier
3
De La Harpe
17
Popadinova

No.Name
33Olivia Sekany
2Leia Varley
16Chelsea Blissett
6Holly Mcqueen
7Momo Hayashi 14Zara Kruger
32Alicia Woods
19Laini Freier 8Mariel Hecher
13Tameka Yallop
11Sharn Freier
3Deborah De La Harpe 18Emily Pringle
17Evdokiya Popadinova 9Danelle Tan

Substitutes
1Keeley Richards

Perry Park

7:00 AM, 4 January 2025

Brisbane, Australia

Attendance: 3,612

Referees:
Rebecca Durcau

Brisbane Roar

Canberra United

32
49
58
66
68
72
72
75
81
82
84
88
90+4

90'+4' Emma Robers (Canberra United ) Yellow Card at 94'
88' Michelle Heyman (Canberra United ) Goal at 88'
84' Holly Murray (Canberra United ) Substitution at 84'

Match Stats

BRI

CAN

Possession

61.6%

38.4%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Yellow Cards

Corner Kicks

Saves

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Melbourne City	18	11	7	0	+21	40
Melbourne Victory	18	11	5	2	+15	38
Adelaide United	18	11	3	4	+11	36
Western United	19	7	5	7	-8	26
Brisbane Roar	17	8	1	8	+14	25
Central Coast Mariners	18	6	6	6	+3	24
Canberra United	18	6	6	6	-5	24
Wellington Phoenix	18	7	2	9	0	23
Perth Glory	18	5	3	10	-11	18
Newcastle Jets	18	4	5	9	-18	17
Western Sydney	18	4	3	11	-12	15
Sydney FC	18	3	4	11	-10	13

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