Facts and Figures
Goals Scored: There were 33 goals in six matches, which is the most goals in any round in the history of the A-League
Clean Sheets: None of the 12 teams that played kept a clean sheet!
Draws: There were two draws in six matches.
Round 23 (In a Nutshell): In four out of four matches where a team claimed three points, the winning team had less possession than their opponent. Find out what transpired in Round 23.
Round Highlight
There was a nine-goal thriller between Adelaide and Macarthur FC, which was the first game of the round, in a game that will go down as one of the most entertaining of any in A-League history.
Team with a bye
Melbourne City
Game One of Six
Adelaide United (4) v Macarthur FC (5)
Facts and Figures: Macarthur FC had 47.7% possession and six shots on target, while Adelaide United had four. Despite winning the game, Macarthur FC had eight shots, compared with Adelaide United who had 15.
Game Two of Six
Western Sydney Wanderers (4) v Melbourne Victory (2)
Facts and Figures: Western Sydney Wanderers had 43.9% possession. Both teams had nine shots on target and 39 shots combined.
Game Three of Six
Perth Glory (1) v Brisbane Roar (3)
Facts and Figures: Brisbane Roar had 49.8% possession. Both teams had three shots on target and 29 shots combined.
Game Four of Six
Auckland FC (2) v Central Coast Mariners (2)
Facts and Figures: Auckland FC had 49.6% possession and five shots on target, compared with Central Coast Mariners who had four.
Game Five of Six
Newcastle Jets (2) v Western United (6)
Facts and Figures: Western United had 34.7% possession and 11 shots on target, while Newcastle Jets had seven. Both teams had 40 shots combined.
Game Six of Six
Sydney FC (1) v Wellington Phoenix (1)
Facts and Figures: Sydney FC had 72.1% possession and seven shots on target, compared with Wellington Phoenix who had one. Sydney FC had 21 shots, while the Phoenix had four.