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    Football> Community> Nikhil Kumar>

    Brisbane Roar VS Sydney FC

    Australia Cup
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    • blume
      blume
      Brisbane Roar has had a tough season in the A-League. With 6 wins, 8 draws, and 12 losses in 26 rounds, they've accumulated 26 points and sit at 11th in the standings. Their home record is far from impressive. In 13 home games, they've only managed 3 wins, 4 draws, and 6 losses, scoring 14 goals while conceding 18. Their home - win rate stands at a meager 23.1%. Recently, their form has been on a downward spiral. In the last six rounds, they've failed to secure a single win, with 3 draws and 3 losses. Their attack has been inefficient, and their defense has been full of holes. During the summer transfer window, the team underwent a major overhaul. Thirteen players left the club. Their key player, Sam Kerr, transferred to Bundesliga's FC St. Pauli. Additionally, several other players' contracts expired, or they returned to their parent clubs on loan. Despite a 3 - 0 victory over Sydney Olympic in a pre - season friendly, which indicates a bit of a revival, the team is clearly in a trans
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      AUS CUP Brisbane Roar 2-4 Sydney FC
    • Brandon Mitchell
      Brandon Mitchell
      Brisbane Roar's home performance this season has been a cause for concern. In their last five home games, they've managed 0 wins, 6 draws, and 4 losses. The win rate stands at 0%, with draws accounting for 60% and losses 40%. On average, they score 1.2 goals per game, with a total of 6 goals, while conceding 1.6 per match, amounting to 8 in total. The negative goal difference of -2 indicates inefficiency in attack and a leaky defense at home. Significantly, the 8 goals conceded at home far exceed the 4 conceded away, highlighting serious home - defense issues. Specifically, Brisbane Roar averages 5.4 corners per home game, more than Sydney's 3.9 per away game. Set - piece tactics could be a potential offensive breakthrough, but the low goal - conversion rate is a problem. In contrast, Sydney has a strong away - game record. In their last five away matches, they've won 50%, drawn 33.3%, and lost 16.6%. They average 1.5 goals per game, with a total of 9 goals, and concede only 0.6 per ma
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      AUS CUP Brisbane Roar 2-4 Sydney FC
    • Okiem Madridisty
      Okiem Madridisty
      Brisbane Roar is facing a challenging season in the A-League. With only 6 wins, 8 draws, and 12 losses in 26 rounds, they've accumulated 26 points and currently sit at 11th in the league table. Their home record is far from impressive. In 13 home games, they've managed just 3 wins, 4 draws, and 6 losses, scoring 14 goals while conceding 18. Their home - win rate stands at a mere 23.1%. Recently, their form has been on a downward spiral. In their last 6 rounds, they've failed to secure a single win, with 3 draws and 3 losses. Their attack has been inefficient, and their defense has been full of holes. During the summer transfer window, the team underwent a major overhaul. Thirteen players left the club. The departure of key player Sam Kerr, who transferred to Bundesliga's FC St. Pauli, was a significant blow. Additionally, several other players' contracts expired or they returned to their parent clubs on loan. Although they had a promising moment in a pre - season friendly, where they t
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      AUS CUP Brisbane Roar 2-4 Sydney FC
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