We take a look back at some of the classic clashes when West has met West in Parramatta.
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Round 22, 23 February 2013
Wanderers 1 (58’ Mooy) v Perth Glory 0
The Wanderers became only the third team in the history of the competition to win seven matches in a row when they defeated Perth Glory. The match also marked Aaron Mooy’s first ever goal for the club.
Round 24, 23 March 2014
Wanderers 3 (42’ Polenz, 61’ Bridge, 78’ Juric) v Perth Glory 0
The Red & Black claimed their fourth-straight clean sheet and solidifed second place on the ladder with a two-point buffer in their demolition of Perth. Three minutes from the break the Wanderers finally got the breakthrough. Jerome Polenz played a clever one-two with Hersi putting him in space down the left hand side. Fifteen minutes into the second half, the home side doubled their lead with a great piece of individual skill from Mark Bridge. With half an hour to go Tony Popovic brought on Shinji Ono, and not long after that Tomi Juric was sent in, and 12 minutes to go the pair combined with Hersi for the Wanderers’ third.
Round 4, 1 November 2015
Wanderers 1 (45’ Vidosic) v Perth Glory 0
Dario Vidosic was the man of the moment as the Wanderers got their first win of the 2015/16 season after outplaying Perh for a 1-0 victory. Starting his first match for the Red & Black, Vidosic was the creative outlet for the team and scored his first goal for the club in first half additional time.
Round 1, 8 October 2017
Wanderers 2 (43’ Riera, 45’ Kusukami) v Perth Glory 1 (82’ Hamill OG)
The Wanderers made a winning sart to their campaign thanks to two late first half goals from Oriol Riera and Jumpei Kusukami. The goals were enough to hand all three points to the Red & Black despite the Glory pulling one back after a Brendan Hamill own goal. It was the first time the Wanderers’ have won a Round 1 fixture in the A-League and comes after a tumultuous week in which inaugural head coach Tony Popovic left to pursue an opportunity abroad.
Round 13, 19 March 2021
Wanderers 3 (45’ 47’ Duke, 52’ Troisi) v Perth Glory 0
The Wanderers saw two strikes to Bernie Ibini and a Kosuke Ota own goal all ruled out for offside in the opening 33 minutes of play but refused to let frustration settle in, mounting attack after attack on Perth’s defence which ultimately led to Duke’s opener in first-half stoppage time. Duke scored his second two minutes into the second 45, taking Baccus’ lofted through ball down and surging past Luke Bodnar into space. Reddy got a palm on Duke’s shot but the ball curled into the back of the net as the hosts began to see reward for their efforts. Glory’s thinly-spread defence were exposed once again for the third goal, which Troisi walked over the goal line.
Match Details
Western Sydney Wanderers v Perth Glory
Wednesday 2 February 2022, 7:45pm
CommBank Stadium
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