Central Coast vs Western United 2023-24 Australian A-League Women, Regular Season

Central Coast Mariners

71': Annalise Rasmussen

FT
1 - 1

Western United

82': Kiara De Domizio

Introduction

Central Coast Mariners are hosting Western United at Industree Group Stadium, New South Wales, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Women.

Match Commentary

0': First Half begins.
10': Melissa Taranto (Western United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45'+3': First Half ends, Central Coast Mariners Women 0, Western United 0.
45': Substitution, Western United. Emma Robers replaces Kahli Johnson.
45': Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Wurigumula replaces Kyah Simon.
60': Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Annalise Rasmussen replaces Paige Hayward.
69': Substitution, Western United. Julia Sardo replaces Aimee Medwin.
69': Substitution, Western United. Kiara De Domizio replaces Keiwa Hieda.
71': Goal! Central Coast Mariners Women 1, Western United 0. Annalise Rasmussen (Central Coast Mariners Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner.
82': Goal! Central Coast Mariners Women 1, Western United 1. Kiara De Domizio (Western United) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Jaclyn Sawicki.
83': Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Sophie Nenadovic replaces Bianca Galic.
83': Substitution, Central Coast Mariners Women. Alexia Karrys-Stahl replaces Rola Badawiya.
84': Substitution, Western United. Lucy Richards replaces Avaani Prakash.
90'+1': Isabel Gomez (Central Coast Mariners Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
90'+5': Second Half ends, Central Coast Mariners Women 1, Western United 1.

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Women

Venue: Industree Group Stadium
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Attendance: 1,529

Australian A-League Women Standings

POS	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS

Full Table

Statistics

WSU		CEN
10	Fouls	10
1	Yellow Cards	1
0	Red Cards	0
4	Offsides	2
3	Corner Kicks	6
4	Saves	3
43.5	Possession	56.5
9	SHOTS	11
4	ON GOAL	5
0.4	On Target %	0.5
0	Penalty Goals	0
0	Penalty Kicks Taken	0
229	Accurate Passes	316
329	Passes	434
0.7	Pass Completion %	0.7
6	Accurate Crosses	5
19	Crosses	16
0.3	Cross %	0.3
57	Long Balls	68
16	Accurate Long Balls	24
0.3	Long Balls %	0.4
0	Blocked Shots	2
16	Effective Tackles	15
20	Tackles	17
0.8	Tackle %	0.9
14	Interceptions	6
15	Effective Clearances	9
15	Clearances	9

Line-Ups

Central Coast Mariners (4-3-3)

No.	Name
1	Sarah Willacy (GK)
12	Jazmin Jackmon
19	Tiarna Karambasis
5	Annabel Martin
2	Faye Bryson
4	Paige Hayward
6	Isabel Gomez
8	Bianca Galic
17	Kyah Simon
22	Peta Trimis
10	Rola Badawiya

Substitutes:

Annalise Rasmussen, Alexia Karrys-Stahl, Wurigumula, Casey Dumont, Sophie Nenadovic.

Western United (3-1-4-2)

No.	Name
1	Alyssa Dall'Oste (GK)
22	Alana Cerne
18	Grace Maher
2	Stacey Papadopoulos
16	Melissa Taranto
13	Avaani Prakash
4	Jaclyn Sawicki
19	Tyla-Jay Vlajnic
5	Aimee Medwin
10	Kahli Johnson
20	Keiwa Hieda

Substitutes:

Kiara De Domizio, Emma Robers, Kathrine Larsen, Lucy Richards, Julia Sardo.

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