Central Coast Mariners vs Auckland FC, 2024-25 Australian A-League Men, Regular Season

· Australian A-League Men

Central Coast Mariners

15': Alfie McCalmont

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Auckland FC

12': Hiroki Sakai
31': Jake Brimmer
39': Guillermo May
84': Logan Rogerson

About

Central Coast Mariners are hosting Auckland FC at Industree Group Stadium, New South Wales, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Men.

Match Timeline

12': Hiroki Sakai (Auckland FC) Goal at 12'
15': Alfie McCalmont (Central Coast Mariners) Goal at 15'
24': Trent Sainsbury (Central Coast Mariners) Yellow Card at 24'
31': Jake Brimmer (Auckland FC) Goal at 31'
39': Guillermo May (Auckland FC) Goal at 39'
45': Bailey Brandtman (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 45'
45': Sabit Ngor (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 45'
60': Logan Rogerson (Auckland FC) Substitution at 60'
65': Noah Smith (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 65'
67': Francis DeVries (Auckland FC) Yellow Card at 67'
72': Scott Galloway (Auckland FC) Substitution at 72'
79': Callan Elliot (Auckland FC) Substitution at 79'
79': Max Mata (Auckland FC) Substitution at 79'
83': Mikael (Central Coast Mariners) Yellow Card at 83'
84': Logan Rogerson (Auckland FC) Goal at 84'
87': Vitor Feijão (Central Coast Mariners) Substitution at 87'
89': Louis Verstraete (Auckland FC) Yellow Card at 89'
90': Felipe Gallegos (Auckland FC) Yellow Card at 90'
90': Vitor Feijão (Central Coast Mariners) Yellow Card at 90'
90'+1': Tommy Smith (Auckland FC) Yellow Card at 91'

Statistics

AFC		CCM
18	Fouls	8
4	Yellow Cards	3
0	Red Cards	0
0	Offsides	0
5	Corner Kicks	8
1	Saves	1
39.3	Possession	60.7
9	SHOTS	9
5	ON GOAL	2
0.6	On Target %	0.2
0	Penalty Goals	0
0	Penalty Kicks Taken	0
0	Accurate Passes	0
0	Passes	0
0.0	Pass Completion %	0.0
0	Accurate Crosses	0
0	Crosses	0
0.0	Cross %	0.0
0	Long Balls	0
0	Accurate Long Balls	0
0.0	Long Balls %	0.0
2	Blocked Shots	3
0	Effective Tackles	0
0	Tackles	0
0.0	Tackle %	0.0
0	Interceptions	0
0	Effective Clearances	0
0	Clearances	0

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Men

Venue: Industree Group Stadium
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Attendance: 6,338

A-League Men Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Auckland FC	21	+21	45
2	Western United	21	+16	38
3	Melbourne City FC	21	+10	37
4	Melbourne Victory	22	+8	36

Full Table

Line-Ups

Central Coast Mariners (3-5-2)

No.	Name
40	Dylan Peraic-Cullen (GK)
4	Trent Sainsbury
33	Nathan Paull
3	Brian Kaltack
36	Haine Eames
8	Alfie McCalmont
16	Harrison Steele
12	Lucas Mauragis
15	Storm Roux
10	Mikael
9	Alou Kuol

Central Coast Mariners Substitutes:

Sabit Ngor, Adam Pavlesic, Noah Smith, Bailey Brandtman, Lucas Scicluna, Diesel Herrington, Vitor Feijão.

Auckland FC (4-4-1-1)

No.	Name
12	Alex Paulsen (GK)
4	Nando Pijnaker
5	Tommy Smith
15	Francis DeVries
2	Hiroki Sakai
28	Felipe Gallegos
6	Louis Verstraete
14	William Gillion
25	Neyder Moreno
10	Guillermo May
22	Jake Brimmer

Auckland FC Substitutes:

Max Mata, Logan Rogerson, Jesse Randall, Michael Woud, Scott Galloway, Finn Mckenlay, Callan Elliot.

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