Melbourne Heart 4-0 Melbourne Victory: Heart start strongly, and control game after red card
The Heart dominated the opening, then made the most of their extra man to illustrate their superiority.
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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.
Melbourne Heart’s fine form under John van’t Schip continued as they, the bottom placed side, triumphed over the league leaders.
Wellington scored four unanswered goals to come from behind and eventually thrash the Mariners.
Newcastle made it three wins from three against Brisbane this season.
Terry Antonis’s goal on his return from an eleven month injury lay-off took Sydney back into the top 6.
Brisbane went seven points clear at the top with a resounding victory.
Guilherme Finkler scored a stunning late free-kick to equalise against the club whom he suffered that terrible injury almost one year ago to the day.
Adelaide kept a third consecutive clean sheet in a tight win.
The Phoenix scraped a second win of the season in a clash between the league’s bottom two sides.
After the Wellington Phoenix’s 1-0 win over Sydney FC, the Melbourne Heart remain the only side in this season’s A-League without a win.
It’s difficult to discuss Alistair Edwards without reference to the ignominious spat between him and captain Jacob Burns, and although Perth sit aside the top six, it’s clear…