Here's your best and worst from Melbourne Victory's 2-0 win over Perth Glory.
BEST
5000 and Reddy's copped them all
Ola Toivonen has scored the Hyundai @ALeague’s 5000th goal with this beauty!
— Hyundai A-League (@ALeague) March 30, 2019
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We couldn't have hoped for a finer way to reach the 5000th goal in A-League history than from a sensational Ola Toivonen free-kick in front of a packed Perth crowd. Yeah it was a light free kick, but from the neutral's perspective, it was purpose-built for a moment like this.
It's another milestone for a keeper that's been there from the very beginning, from goal one to goal 5000 Liam Reddy's conceded most of the milestone marks.
While it's perhaps not a record that many goalkeepers would hope for, especially given there were a few howlers in there from the veteran (the 3000th against Roy Krishna anyone?) it's a testament to the goalkeeper's incredible longevity as well.
The Championship is wide open
.@kskgroup2017 didn't hesitate in converting this penalty!
— Hyundai A-League (@ALeague) March 30, 2019
📹: @FOXFOOTBALL#ALeague #PERvMVC pic.twitter.com/8OnAhjMaPD
Only six points separate Sydney FC and Perth Glory, with the two sides to meet in Sydney on April 18. It sets up this season for a nail-biting last few rounds, especially given the returns to form for Siem de Jong and Reza Ghoochannedjad.
The race for second place and the all-important bye heading into the first round of finals also hangs in the brink, with Victory two points shy of their Big Blue rivals.
Both these sides have a lurking disadvantage to their Perth opponents however, with the Glory untroubled by Asian Champions League campaigns set to test the depth of Melbourne and Sydney come finals.
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