Mark your calendars for an exciting showdown on March 22, 2025, at 09:00 GMT. Specifically, Perth Glory Women vs Western Sydney Wanderers Women in a critical Matchday 20 clash. With only 23 matchdays in the season, this encounter is pivotal. Stephen Peters’ squad, currently in 9th place, will battle Robbie Hooker’s side, who sit just behind in 11th. Needless to say, both teams are desperate for points.
The hosts
What can we say about The Glory Girls? They have a respectable record in their last three matches. Namely, two wins and one loss. Let’s check out each game in more detail.
- On February 16, Perth Glory Women secured a 2-1 win over Wellington. Isobel Dalton opened the scoring in the 31st minute, but Olivia Fergusson equalized in stoppage time. In the second half, Perth pushed for the lead and found it in the 71st minute when Tiana Jaber accidentally turned a Wellington cross into her own net, sealing the victory.
- Later on March 01, the Glory Girls faced a 2-1 defeat to Newcastle Jets. Sophie Hoban was unstoppable early on, scoring twice in the 2nd and 3rd minutes by exploiting defensive lapses. Despite the quick double blow, Perth fought back and stayed resilient. Their determination paid off in the 56th minute when Ella Lincoln calmly netted a goal, narrowing the gap. While the comeback fell short, Perth’s persistence showed great spirit.
- On March 07, they secured a convincing 3-0 win over Western United. The Glory Girls came out with intent, pressing high and moving the ball with purpose. Their early dominance paid off in the 14th minute when Kelli Denise Brown opened the scoring with a clinical finish. In the 81st minute, Kelli Denise Brown put the game to bed with her second goal of the night. The icing on the cake came in the 86th minute when Susan Phonsongkham converted a penalty after a handball in the box.
The visitors
Next up are the Wander Women! With two wins and one loss in their last three matches, they have a promising record. Yet, let’s take a closer look at these games to see what happened.
- On February 14, Western Sydney Wanderers Women secured a dominant 4-1 win over Newcastle Jets. Despite Natasha Prior’s early goal in the 7th minute, Bronte Trew equalized in the 28th minute. Ena Harada put the Wanderers ahead in the 39th, and Amy Harrison extended the lead with a 74th-minute penalty. Holly Caspers sealed the victory in the 88th minute, capping off a commanding performance.
- Later, on February 28, the Wander Women won 2-1 over the Central Coast Mariners. Isabel Gomez gave the Mariners a second-half lead with a 68th-minute goal. The Wanderers equalized in the 80th minute through Olivia Price, and later Holly Caspers scored for the Wanderers in the 90+3rd minute, showcasing their resilience and determination to claim the win.
- On March 09, Western Sydney fell to a 2-1 defeat against Wellington. Bronte Trew opened the scoring in the 22nd minute, but Mebae Tanaka equalized in the 75th minute, exploiting a defensive error. Olivia Fergusson completed Wellington’s comeback in the 86th minute with a decisive strike, leaving the Wanderers unable to recover.
What the bookmakers say
Currently, bookmakers have yet to release odds for the Perth Glory Women vs Western Sydney Wanderers Women match. However, several websites have published probabilities for potential outcomes.
- Perth Glory Women to win: 63%
- Western Sydney Wanderers Women to win: 11%
- Draw: 18%
- Over 1.5 goals: 71%
- Over 3.5 goals: 36%
- Both teams to score (BTTS): 60%
Prior to this highly anticipated encounter, Perth Glory will play Central Coast, and Western Sydney Wanderers will face Melbourne Victory. The results of these preceding matches will offer valuable insights into both teams’ form.
Update
Last week, Perth Glory Women held 9th place, while Western Sydney Wanderers Women were in 11th. Today, both teams have slipped, with Perth now 10th and Western Sydney 12th. today!
Since 2014, these teams have faced each other 17 times. In short, Perth won 8, Sydney 7, and 2 ending in draws. Their most recent encounter, on December 20, 2024, resulted in a 1-1 draw. At home, Perth have won 4 of 8 matches, Sydney 3, and 1 ended in a draw, highlighting the even nature of this rivalry.
In their last four local games, Perth Glory Women have demonstrated formidable home form. Specifically, they secured three wins against Brisbane Roar (3-2), Wellington (2-1), and Western United (3-0), and a draw with Sydney FC (1-1). Conversely, Western Sydney Wanderers Women have struggled away. In fact, in their last four away matches, they have managed only one win against Central Coast (1-2) and three losses. In particular, to Canberra United (1-0), Western United (4-1), and Wellington (2-1).
Now, it’s time to decide! Given Perth’s superior home form and slightly better head-to-head record, backing the home team is our primary recommendation. Alternatively, the Under 2.75 goals market presents a viable option, considering both teams’ scoring trends. Now, take the next step— sign up on the best betting platform and begin your winning streak in the A-League Women today!