📏 Form Guide

Perth Glory

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Perth Glory enter this fixture after a 0-0 A-League tied result versus Sydney FC.

In that match, Perth Glory managed 36% possession and 8 shots at goal with 2 on target. At the other end, Sydney FC had 17 attempts on goal with 4 of them on target.

It’s not been often in recent games that Perth Glory haven’t conceded. The facts show that Perth Glory have failed to prevent opponents from scoring in 5 of their previous 6 games, leaking 8 goals during that time. However, we’ll just have to find out whether that trend shall be maintained in this next match.

Leading up to this clash, Perth Glory:

• have not registered a win against Brisbane Roar in their last 3 league games.
• have not been beaten in their last 2 league matches at home.

Brisbane Roar

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Following on from a loss in their previous game against Melbourne City in A-League competition, Brisbane Roar will be hoping to turn things around here.

In that game, Brisbane Roar managed 55% possession and 15 shots at goal with 3 of them on target. For Brisbane Roar, the goalscorers were Justin Vidic (44') and Youstin Salas (92'). Melbourne City got 10 attempts at goal with 6 on target. Marcus Younis (61', 66') and Medin Memeti (80') scored for Melbourne City.

Brisbane Roar have had no problems opening up opposition defences in the lead-up to this encounter, scoring 8 goals in their last 6 matches. This doesn’t mask the fact that Brisbane Roar have been somewhat leaky at the back, having also been scored against in 5 of those same games.

Their past results show that Brisbane Roar:

• haven't been beaten by Perth Glory in games played away from home for the previous 2 league games.
• have not won away from home in their last 4 league games.

🤜🤛 Head to head

An examination of their past head-to-head meetings dating back to 26/11/2023 shows that Perth Glory have won 2 of these games and Brisbane Roar 3, with the number of drawn results standing at 1.

A combined sum of 18 goals were yielded between them in these games, with 8 of them for Glory and 10 being from The Roar. That’s an average goals per game of 3.

The previous league game featuring the two was A-League match day 19 on 28/02/2026 when it ended Brisbane Roar 1-1 Perth Glory.

On that occasion, Brisbane Roar managed 56% possession and 19 attempts on goal with 6 of them on target. The scorers were Chris Long (16') and Youstin Salas (19' Own goal).

At the other end, Perth Glory got 9 attempts on goal with 0 on target.

The match was refereed by Adam Kersey.

⚡ Prediction

We feel that Brisbane Roar and Perth Glory could both well score more than once here although it’s hard to see a clear-cut winner.

Let’s see how this one goes, but it looks this could have goals and the potential for a draw. We therefore think that it’s going to be a really entertaining tussle with a 2-2 scoreline at the end of this one.

Renata Leite, 11:05 25/04/2026