Western United 4-3 Canberra Utd (14 Mar, 2025) Final Score

Canberra United

6-6-7, 24 PTS

Keiwa Hieda - 50'
Catherine Zimmerman - 63'
Sandra Ibarguen - 82'
Madison Ayson - 89' OG

Bethany Gordon - 12'
Madison Ayson - 53'
Mary Stanic-Floody - 65'

36
Lincoln
8
Grove
18
Maher
4
Mihocic
5
Medwin
15
Taranto
6
Logarzo
9
Eggesvik
20
Hieda
28
Dehakiz
34
Zimmerman

No.Name
36Chloe Lincoln
18Grace Maher
4Claudia Mihocic
8Sasha Grove
5Aimee Medwin
6Chloe Logarzo
9Sara Eggesvik 16Melissa Taranto
15Adriana Taranto
20Keiwa Hieda 11Sandra Ibarguen
28Isabel Dehakiz
34Catherine Zimmerman 7Kiara De Domizio

Substitutes
1Alyssa Dall'Oste
22Alana Cerne

Ironbark Fields

8:00 AM, 14 March 2025

Melbourne, Australia

Attendance: 503

Referees:
Caitlin Williams

Western United

Canberra United

12
45
50
53
56
61
63
65
65
77
82
85
85
89
90
90+3
90+4

90'+4' Madison Ayson (Canberra United ) Yellow Card at 94'
90'+3' Melissa Taranto (Western United) Substitution at 93'
90' Alyssa Dall'Oste (Western United) Yellow Card at 90'

Match Stats

WSU

CAN

Possession

56.7%

43.3%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Yellow Cards

Corner Kicks

Saves

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Melbourne City	23	16	7	0	+34	55
Melbourne Victory	23	16	5	2	+21	53
Adelaide United	23	14	3	6	+14	45
Central Coast Mariners	23	9	7	7	+6	34
Canberra United	23	9	6	8	-3	33
Western United	23	9	6	8	-7	33
Brisbane Roar	23	8	2	13	+4	26
Sydney FC	23	7	4	12	-6	25
Wellington Phoenix	23	7	3	13	-5	24
Perth Glory	23	6	4	13	-16	22
Newcastle Jets	23	5	5	13	-24	20
Western Sydney	23	4	4	15	-18	16

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