W Sydney 2-1 Central Coast (28 Feb, 2025) Final Score

Western Sydney

4-3-10, 15 PTS

Isabel Gomez - 68'

Olivia Price - 80'
Holly Caspers - 90'+3'

1
Willacy
5
Martin
10
Ray
4
Nash
13
Rowe
6
Gomez
16
Quilligan
22
Trimis
21
Nunn
7
Pennock
11
Rasmussen

No.Name
1Sarah Willacy
10Taylor Ray
4Jessika Nash
5Annabel Martin
13Sarah Rowe 25Blake Hughes
21Brooke Nunn
6Isabel Gomez 23Lily Mcmahon
16Tess Quilligan 14Greta Kraszula
11Annalise Rasmussen 12Tiana Fuller
22Peta Trimis
7Jade Pennock

Substitutes
20Chloe Carmichael

Industree Group Stadium

5:50 AM, 28 February 2025

New South Wales, Australia

Attendance: 1,346

Referees:
Isabella Mossin

Central Coast Mariners

Western Sydney

59
64
68
73
79
80
87
88
90+3

90'+3' Holly Caspers (Western Sydney ) Goal at 93'
88' Milly Bennett (Western Sydney ) Substitution at 88'
87' Lily Mcmahon (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 87'

Match Stats

CEN

WSFC

Possession

50.7%

49.3%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Yellow Cards

Corner Kicks

Saves

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Melbourne City	19	12	7	0	+22	43
Melbourne Victory	18	11	5	2	+15	38
Adelaide United	19	11	3	5	+10	36
Western United	20	8	5	7	-7	29
Brisbane Roar	18	8	1	9	+13	25
Central Coast Mariners	19	6	7	6	+3	25
Canberra United	19	6	6	7	-6	24
Wellington Phoenix	19	7	2	10	-1	23
Newcastle Jets	19	5	5	9	-17	20
Perth Glory	19	5	4	10	-11	19
Sydney FC	19	4	4	11	-9	16
Western Sydney	18	4	3	11	-12	15

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