Macarthur 3-1 Brisbane (18 Jan, 2024) Lineups

Macarthur FC

5-6-3, 21 PTS

Jonas Markovski - 62'

Keegan Jelacic - 88'

Ulises Dávila - 16'
Raphael Borges Rodrigues - 53'
Jed Drew - 59'

1
Freke
44
Lethlean
5
Aldred
27
Trewin
19
Hingert
17
Armiento
26
O'Shea
6
Caletti
10
Mileusnic
16
Waddingham
22
Parsons

No.Name
1Macklin Freke
5Tom Aldred
27Kai Trewin
44Ryan Lethlean 35Louis Zabala
19Jack Hingert
26Jay O'Shea
6Joe Caletti 12Taras Gomulka
17Carlo Armiento 99Ayom Majok
10Nikola Mileusnic
16Thomas Waddingham 8Jonas Markovski
22Alex Parsons 23Keegan Jelacic

Substitutes
32James Nikolovski
29Matt Acton

12
Kurto
13
Vujica
4
Jurman
6
Uskok
20
Adamson
17
Borges Rodrigues
8
Hollman
15
Baccus
37
Drew
10
Dávila
98
Germain

No.Name
12Filip Kurto
4Matthew Jurman
6Tomislav Uskok
13Ivan Vujica
20Kealey Adamson 23Clayton Lewis
8Jake Hollman
15Kearyn Baccus 27Jerry Skotadis
17Raphael Borges Rodrigues 21Bernardo Oliveira
37Jed Drew 22Yianni Nicolaou
10Ulises Dávila
98Valère Germain

Substitutes
31Lachlan Rose
36Ali Auglah
1Danijel Nizic

Suncorp Stadium

8:45 AM, 18 January 2024

Brisbane, Australia

Attendance: 5,278

Referees:
Alex King

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Auckland FC	26	15	8	3	+22	53
Melbourne City FC	26	14	6	6	+16	48
Western United	26	14	5	7	+18	47
Western Sydney Wanderers	26	13	7	6	+18	46
Melbourne Victory	26	12	7	7	+8	43
Adelaide United	26	10	8	8	-2	38
Sydney FC	26	10	7	9	+7	37
Macarthur FC	26	9	6	11	+5	33
Newcastle Jets	26	8	6	12	-1	30
Central Coast Mariners	26	5	11	10	-22	26
Wellington Phoenix FC	26	6	6	14	-16	24
Brisbane Roar	26	5	6	15	-19	21
Perth Glory	26	4	5	17	-34	17

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