Brisbane Roar vs Wellington Phoenix Live

HEAD-TO-HEAD 
Last five meetings: Brisbane Roar W2, Wellington Phoenix W1, D2
A-League meetings: Brisbane Roar W18, Wellington Phoenix W6, D7
All-time meetings: Brisbane Roar W18, Wellington Phoenix W6, D7

Brisbane Roar vs Wellington Phoenix Live

BRISBANE ROAR
Predicted line-up: Young; Hingert, Bowles, Pepper, O'Toole; Caletti, McKay; Skapetis, D'Agostino, Bautheac; Maccarone

Unavailable: Kristensen (Injured), Brady (Injured), DeVere (Injured), Theo (Injured), North (Injured), Holman (Injured), Papadopoulos (Suspended)

 WELLINGTON PHOENIX
Predicted line-up: Smith; Galloway, Durante, Rossi, Doyle; Ridenton, Paracki; Parkhouse, Singh, Vidosic; Kaluderovic
Unavailable: Fox (Injured), Krishna (Injured), McGlinchey (Injured)

Doubtful:

FORECAST
Wellington sits at the bottom of the A-League table, and will not take the point on Australian soil this season. Brisbane currently occupies eighth place in the table, and although they are not at their best, they should have enough to make sure that Wellington's white form continues.

MEMORABLE SITTING

In April 2017, a sensational game between the two teams at the Suncorp stadium. With Wellington 3: 1 half the time it looked like they would return to New Zealand with all three points, but the roar stopped and they completed the second half of the turn to win the game 4-3.

Roar is looking for consecutive victories for the first time this season, while Phoenix will look to get out of the stairwell.

Before the collision in Gold Coast, take a look at all the important features of this lamp.

• Each of the last seven meetings between these teams saw the alternate result, and both played a 3-3 draw when they met for the last time in the Hyundai A-League.

• Phoenix won two of its last four rounds of the Hyundai A-League in Queensland to play Reb without winning before.

• This will be the first Hyundai A-League game at the Cuban Super Stadium with the final game of Gold Coast United in 2012, as a result of which Brisbane Roar aims to win with a score of 2: 1.

• Wellington has not yet received points from the house under the oath of Daria Kalezika, losing three road lanterns this season in the Hyundai League and not scoring a goal in two of them.

• John Alosi's team is one of two teams (Sydney FC) that have yet to score a goal from outside the penalty area this season in the Hyundai League, although they lost three goals in the general league from this distance.

• According to the expected objectives of the Opta, Wellington had to score 8.8 goals this season for the Hyundai A-League. Instead, they packed 14, which made them the highest in this campaign.

• Rookie forward Massimo Maccarone made 16% of his touch in the opposition field this season of the Hyundai A-League, the second-biggest player made at least 200 touches (Kaluderovic, 19%).

• Phoenix duo Andria Kaluderovic and Darío Vidosic scored four goals this season; only once in the last six Hyundai A-League campaigns, did any player score more in one season (Tim Cahill, 6 in 2016/17).