Sat, 16 May 2026, 09:40
A-League
Australia
Australia
Full Time (Penalties)

Match Timeline

21'
Max Burgess🟨
Yellow Card
46'
Daniel Wilmering🟨
Yellow Card
54'
Piero Quispe🟨
Yellow Card
57'
Will Dobson🟨
Yellow Card
64'
Piero Quispe
Normal Goal
69'
Will Dobson🔄
Substitution 1 → Xavier Bertoncello
73'
Tiago Quintal🔄
Substitution 1 → Rhys Youlley
76'
Piero Quispe🔄
Substitution 2 → Víctor Campuzano
79'
Lachlan Rose🟨
Yellow Card
80'
Lachlan Rose🔄
Substitution 2 → Ben Gibson
82'
Paul Okon-Engstler🟨
Yellow Card
87'
Mark Natta🟨
Yellow Card
87'
Apostolos Stamatelopoulos🔄
Substitution 3 → Patrick Wood
90'
Clayton Taylor🔄
Substitution 3 → Kota Mizunuma
90+6'
Eli Adams
Normal Goal → Daniel Wilmering
97'
Wataru Kamijo🔄
Substitution 4 → Ahmet Arslan
97'
Akol Akon🔄
Substitution 5 → Joe Lolley
101'
Max Burgess🔄
Substitution 4 → Kosta Grozos
101'
Lachlan Bayliss🔄
Substitution 5 → Zach Clough
103'
Joel Bertolissio🟨
Yellow Card
113'
Ahmet Arslan🟨
Yellow Card
117'
Patrick Wood🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

6Shots on Goal7
9Shots off Goal4
22Total Shots18
7Blocked Shots7
13Shots insidebox14
9Shots outsidebox4
18Fouls20
8Corner Kicks5
1Offsides1
57Ball Possession43
6Yellow Cards4
6Goalkeeper Saves5
638Total passes469
530Passes accurate374
83Passes %80

Starting Lineups

Newcastle JetsNewcastle Jets1:1

Starting XI

1James Nicholas DelianovG
23Daniel WilmeringD
14Max BurgessM
13Clayton TaylorM
9Lachlan RoseF
33Mark NattaD
8Lachlan BaylissM
5Joe ShaughnessyD
28Will DobsonM
22Joel BertolissioD
7Eli AdamsM

SydneySydney1:1

Starting XI

12Harrison Devenish-MearesG
17Ben GaruccioD
24Paul Okon-EngstlerM
7Piero QuispeM
80Apostolos StamatelopoulosF
4Jordan Courtney-PerkinsD
8Wataru KamijoM
20Tiago QuintalM
41Alexandar PopovicD
44Akol AkonM
23Rhyan GrantD

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Newcastle Jets
Newcastle Jets
Form: D-W-D-D-L
Sydney
Sydney
Form: D-W-D-D-W
Record
4 W
4 D
2 L
3 W
5 D
2 L
Goals Per Game
1.6
Scored
vs
1.0
Scored
1.1
Conceded
vs
0.8
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
30%
Clean Sheets
50%
BTTS
70%
BTTS
40%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.8
Away:1.4
Conceded
Home:0.8
Away:1.4
Scored
Home:1.0
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:1.3
Away:0.0

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1482
Average
1547
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1544
↑ Momentum (+62)
1540
↓ Momentum (-7)
Expected Outcome
28%
Home Win
31%
Draw
41%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1540
Attack
1556
1523
Defence
1592
Recent Form
1579
Attack
1523
1545
Defence
1636
Post-Match Changes
+1
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Newcastle Jets vs Sydney Preview: Backing the Underdog Pups
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:2.80
Expected Value:+26.0%
Confidence:7

Welcome to the A-League clash, where we’re looking past the shiny league leaders to find the real magic on the pitch. Newcastle Jets sit top of the table, and while they’re the big dogs right now, my heart always beats for the underdogs who sneak up on us with grit and determination. That’s why I’m turning my attention to Sydney, the pups who are currently tearing it up on the road. Sydney’s away form is nothing short of spectacular. In their last four away fixtures, they have won 75% of their matches and, more importantly, have kept a clean sheet by conceding absolutely zero goals. That defensive solidity on the road is a massive signal. Meanwhile, Newcastle’s home record is solid, but they’ve been drawn to 1-1 stalemates recently, including their last meeting against Sydney just a few days ago. The Jets are scoring at 1.80 goals per game at home, but Sydney’s away defense is currently a brick wall. Looking at the head-to-head, Sydney actually holds the psychological edge, having won five of the ten historical clashes. Their recent results show a team that knows how to grind out results, with five draws and three wins in their last ten outings. They aren’t chasing flashy attacks; they’re playing a disciplined, counter-attacking game that frustrates higher-ranked sides. The odds for a Sydney victory sit at 2.80, which feels generous for a side that hasn’t conceded away in months and has a proven track record of beating Newcastle. The market often overvalues home advantage and league position, but the numbers tell a different story. Sydney’s away goal environment is incredibly tight, and their shot accuracy on the road (51.6%) suggests they are clinical when they do create chances. Backing the underdog here isn’t just about hope; it’s about spotting a team that is statistically peaking in the exact conditions this match offers. I’m happy to ride with the pups on this one. Key Points: - Sydney boasts a 75% away win rate with 0.00 goals conceded in their last four away matches. - Head-to-head history favors Sydney, who have won 5 of the last 10 meetings. - Newcastle’s recent form includes multiple 1-1 draws, indicating tight, low-margin games. - Sydney’s 2.80 odds provide strong value for an underdog with a fortress-like away defense. Summary: I’m backing the underdog and recommending a bet on Sydney Win.

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