Can anybody stop them now? Perth Glory put one of their possible assailants to bed in phenomenal style as the other shot itself in the foot, beating Sydney FC 3-1 at NIB Stadium.
Joshua Brillante - 5
Lost control of the midfield and not for the first time this season, subbed relatively early in the second half.
Siem de Jong - 7
One of the few attacking threats Sydney possessed, but was fighting a losing battle.
Brandon O'Neill - 6
A more composed performance than his midfield partner in Brillante, but still left a lot to be desired. Although he put in a few strong challenges in the second half, couldn't impress himself on the match.
Milos Ninkovic - 5
Very quiet, he seems to be unusually hit-and-miss this season. His passing in particular, a facet of his game that should be relatively consistent given his marquee status, was disappointing.
Adam Le Fondre - 7
None of Sydney’s frontline were active, but ALF was significantly underdone, largely abandoned by a midfield unable to penetrate through Perth's dogged marking. The second he had a sniff at goal, he buried a phenomenal shot - almost worth the plane trip over alone for Sydney's fans.
Alex Brosque - 5
Looked off the pace, a huge turnaround from his last outing against the Central Coast Mariners.
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Daniel De Silva - 7
Impressed working against a hardy defensive press, seemed most likely to offer something creative, yet whenever it seemed Sydney were building momentum, Perth would strangle the life out of them.
Anthony Caceres - 6
Put himself about and crafted a semi-decent chance out of nothing.
Luke Ivanovic - N/A
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