Melbourne Heart 2-3 Western Sydney Wanderers: Kewell as false nine, and Ono drags around Heart midfield
The Wanderers came from behind to secure a second place finish on the ladder.
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The Wanderers came from behind to secure a second place finish on the ladder.
Sydney secured their place in the finals with a 2-1 win.
Melbourne Victory twice came from behind to steal a draw.
Tomi Juric came off the bench to take the Wanderers to second on the table.
Neither side really benefitted in terms of the league table from this draw.
Marcelo Carrusca laid on two assists in a straightforward Adelaide win.
Wellington twice took the lead, but were twice pegged back by the Heart.
The Asian Champions League is the first real example of Kevin Muscat deviating from the tactical approach of his predecessor, Ange Postecoglou.
Sydney came from behind to win an action-packed derby.
Brisbane triumphed in a battle between the A-League’s two possession-based sides.
The Heart dominated the opening, then made the most of their extra man to illustrate their superiority.
Brisbane bounced back from two disappointing defeats to send Perth to the bottom of the table.