The Wanderers' decisive surge gleaned a third goal and finally some love from the VAR.
In the second minute of added time at the end of the first half, Duke powered an unstoppable header into the net from a James Troisi cross.ĭuke doubled the lead in the 47th minute, when he raced on to a pass from Keanu Baccus and blasted a fierce right foot shot past Perth goalkeeper Liam Reddy from just inside the area. The Wanderers had the ball in the net three times in 11 first-half minutes at Bankwest Stadium, but all were correctly ruled offside after a VAR review.īernie Ibini had the first two rubbed out and Duke the third, but the latter ensured the Wanderers' persistent attacks were rewarded. The victory, the second-placed Wanderers' first in 10 games against Glory since 2017, moved them to within three points of Central Coast Mariners. You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserĭuke double fires Western Sydney Wanderers to A-League victory over Perth GloryĪ goal either side of half-time from Mitchell Duke made sure the VAR system didn't have the decisive say, as Western Sydney Wanderers beat Perth 3-0 in the A-League on Friday. 2020-21 Australian A League, Regular Season
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