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Adelaide United have gatecrashed Perth Glory's homecoming party by claiming a smash-and-grab 2-1 win in the A-League Men. After being forced interstate for ...

"The game flattened out a bit and then we had a little bit of interest in the last five minutes." Fornaroli and Callum Timmins missed first-half chances to give the home side the lead and the Reds made Perth pay for their wastefulness in front of goal at the other end. "In and around the box we don't put chances away and then we conceded easy goals."

Adelaide United boss Carl Veart says he will continue to restrict Mohamed Toure to cameo appearances after his crucial second-half goal helped propel them to an A-League Men win over Perth Glory. United wrecked Perth's return to HBF Park after nearly ...

"He pulled his hip flexor," Garcia said. "The timing of the corner and the goal is game management. Once that happens we need to be accountable."

Adelaide United's three-match winning streak has ended after falling 1-0 to Sydney FC to conclude its 2021/22 regular season at Coopers Stadium on Sunday ...

The loser of that contest will play the winner of the third vs fourth matchup between United and Melbourne Victory, the first final in the Reds’ 14-year history. “We’ve had the best season and to be rewarded for it is incredible. But Satchell’s effort just past the hour mark meant they did so in winning fashion as they moved past Brisbane Roar and Canberra United into sole possession of the most premierships in ALW history.

Adelaide will be looking to bounce back in a big way following an ultimately disappointing yet at times promising 2021 campaign.

“He’s here to help us, he’ll be a huge help for our younger brigade.” “We’ve got some options, but the main thing for them now is continuity.” “We’ve tried to get the mix right in the last two years, and I think we’ve got it pretty right now,” he said.

Goals from Hiroshi Ibusuki and Mo Toure either side of the break gave Adelaide the win and solidified their hold on third place on the ladder. Bruno Fornaroli ...

“The game flattened out a bit and then we had a little bit of interest in the last five minutes.” “I’m very disappointed,” Garcia said. Fornaroli and Callum Timmins missed first-half chances to give the home side the lead and the Reds made Perth pay for their wastefulness in front of goal at the other end.

Adelaide United spoiled Perth Glory's long-awaited homecoming party, 106 days since their last A-League home game, with a 2-1 win at HBF Park.

Reddy could do nothing about the Japanese striker’s header from a coroner to give Adelaide the lead and was replaced by Cook at the break, apparently because of a hip injury. He is going to have to find a way of scoring goals if they are to have any chance of the finals. But he did push a great strike from Fornaroli around the post while Reddy was equally athletic to get his left hand to an Ibusuki cracker. At the other end Bernardo Oliveira brought a fine save from Liam Reddy and Ibusuki headed over the bar as Adelaide began to find their rhythm. The result left Glory second from bottom of the ladder while Adelaide broke a four-year drought in Perth and jumped to third. They should have made more of their early opportunities when they dominated territory in front of The Shed that was moved to seating behind the goal under COVID restrictions.