Melbourne City VS Sydney's prediction and bets


Melbourne city Welcome Sydney to Rectangular Melbourne Stadium on Saturday at the final round of matches in the Australia A-Liga Men Regular season. The hosts have sealed a playoff site. A victory will confirm a second place on Friday, but a draw may also be enough.

They drew endlessly Adelaide United In his last game. The city is still second at the League table with 45 points, three points above fifth place in Melbourne.

In the meantime, Sydney also has to play to go to the final game of the regular season, as they continue their eighth appearance in nine seasons in nine seasons. They suffered a 1-0 defeat at Western United for the last time, achieving a shot at the target.

Sydney is the seventh place at the League table with 37 points and should avoid the defeat on Friday at PIP Adelaide United to the final place of Play-off.

Melbourne City vs Sydney Head to-Head and Key Numbers

  • Friday's match will mark the 35th meeting between City and Sydney, which lead to 14-13.
  • Melbourne is unbeaten in three games on the device.
  • Sydney does not have a clean sheet in 13 games on the device since 2021.
  • Sydney has the third best offensive record in the league this season, with a 52 goal.
  • The city has the second best defensive record in the division, with 24 goals granted.

Melbourne City VS Sydney's prediction

Melbourne is in a back draw, but they have lost one of their last ten games. They have lost once at the Melbourne rectangular stadium throughout the year.

Meanwhile, Sydney's latest result ended with an unbeaten race of three games while searching for play-off football. However, they have won two of their last nine league outings and have lost here.

Prediction: Melbourne 2-1 Sydney

Melbourne City Vs Sydney's Bid Tips

Tip 1 – Result: Melbourne

TIP 2 – GOODS: Over/less than 2.5 – More than 2.5 goals (six of their last seven games at Melbourne's rectangular stadium have produced more than 2.5 goals).

Tip 3: Both teams to score: Yes (both parties have marked in six of their last eight games.)