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SHOTLIST: AAMI Park, Melbourne, Australia. 10th February 2019.
Melbourne Victory (dark blue shirts) v Perth Glory (white shirts)
First Half:
1. 00:00 Teams walking out
2. 00:07 Melbourne Victory head coach Kevin Muscat
3. 00:14 CHANCE - Iwan Franji shoots wide in the 16th minute
4. 00:27 Keisuke Honda warming up by the pitch
5. 00:33 CHANCE - Kenny Athiu shot saved in the 45th minute
Second Half:
6. 00:47 PENALTY - Corey Brown handles in the penalty area in the 60th minute
7. 01:09 GOAL - Neil Kilkenny scores from the spot for Perth Glory in the 61st minute/0-1
8. 01:21 GOAL - Diego Castro scores for Perth Glory in the 69th minute/0-2
9. 01:39 Replay of the goal
10. 02:00 GOAL - Kosta Barbarouses scores for Melbourne Victory in the 78th minute/1-2
11. 02:13 Replay of the goal
12. 02:28 CHANCE - Keisuke Honda shoots high over the bar in the 95th minute
SOURCE: IMG Media
DURATION: 02:38
STORYLINE:
Perth Glory moved seven points clear at the top of the A-League following a 2-1 win over second-placed Melbourne Victory on Sunday.
Melbourne, the reigning champions, were looking to make up ground on the leaders, Perth, but spurned their first real opening when Iwan Franji shot wide in the 16th minute.
The visitors punished that profligacy after the interval with two goals in nine minutes to set up victory.
After a handball, Neil Kilkenny converted a spot kick in the 61st - and just a few minutes later, the Glory's lead was doubled when Diego Castro netted from close range.
Kosta Barbarouses pulled one back for the home side with 12 minutes left but they couldn't manage an equaliser.
Perth Glory now have with 43 points, with just nine games remaining in the campaign for Melbourne to catch up.
SHOTLIST: AAMI Park, Melbourne, Australia. 10th February 2019.
Melbourne Victory (dark blue shirts) v Perth Glory (white shirts)
First Half:
1. 00:00 Teams walking out
2. 00:07 Melbourne Victory head coach Kevin Muscat
3. 00:14 CHANCE - Iwan Franji shoots wide in the 16th minute
4. 00:27 Keisuke Honda warming up by the pitch
5. 00:33 CHANCE - Kenny Athiu shot saved in the 45th minute
Second Half:
6. 00:47 PENALTY - Corey Brown handles in the penalty area in the 60th minute
7. 01:09 GOAL - Neil Kilkenny scores from the spot for Perth Glory in the 61st minute/0-1
8. 01:21 GOAL - Diego Castro scores for Perth Glory in the 69th minute/0-2
9. 01:39 Replay of the goal
10. 02:00 GOAL - Kosta Barbarouses scores for Melbourne Victory in the 78th minute/1-2
11. 02:13 Replay of the goal
12. 02:28 CHANCE - Keisuke Honda shoots high over the bar in the 95th minute
SOURCE: IMG Media
DURATION: 02:38
STORYLINE:
Perth Glory moved seven points clear at the top of the A-League following a 2-1 win over second-placed Melbourne Victory on Sunday.
Melbourne, the reigning champions, were looking to make up ground on the leaders, Perth, but spurned their first real opening when Iwan Franji shot wide in the 16th minute.
The visitors punished that profligacy after the interval with two goals in nine minutes to set up victory.
After a handball, Neil Kilkenny converted a spot kick in the 61st - and just a few minutes later, the Glory's lead was doubled when Diego Castro netted from close range.
Kosta Barbarouses pulled one back for the home side with 12 minutes left but they couldn't manage an equaliser.
Perth Glory now have with 43 points, with just nine games remaining in the campaign for Melbourne to catch up.
