Football Result

Verification of the Result Prediction

Power Comparison in the League

Team Formations

Estimated Goal Scoring Chance

Recent Matches before the game

H2H Record before the game

In the Australian A-League Men's Semifinal second leg at AAMI Park, Melbourne City FC and Western United played to a 1-1 draw. Aziz Behich put Melbourne City ahead in the 20th minute, but Noah Botic equalized for Western United in the 66th. Melbourne City, employing a 4-1-4-1 formation, dominated possession with 52.2% and unleashed 23 total shots, 7 of which were on target. Western United, in a 4-4-2 formation, managed 11 shots, also with 7 on target. Goalkeepers on both sides recorded 6 saves. The match saw 12 fouls committed by Melbourne City and 14 by Western United, resulting in 2 and 1 yellow cards, respectively.
Despite the draw, Melbourne City advanced to the next stage with a 4-1 aggregate score. The AI's pre-game prediction favored a Melbourne City win, which ultimately did not materialize in this particular match, although they did advance on aggregate. Given the game stats showing Melbourne City's dominance in possession and shots, a draw was perhaps an unexpected result.
Melbourne City's recent form has been strong, with multiple wins in the lead up to this match, and the draw against Western United extends their unbeaten streak. Their upcoming match against Melbourne Victory promises to be a tough contest, judging by the teams' similar rates and the tight head-to-head record. Melbourne Victory's form is more mixed, with recent losses interspersed between wins, suggesting a potentially vulnerable opponent for Melbourne City. Previously, Melbourne City defeated Western United 3-0 in the first leg, building a strong foundation for their advancement. Western United's form has been inconsistent, alternating wins and losses recently, and they are not in the next stage of the tournament.