Melbourne Victory vs Adelaide United , 2024-25 Australian A-League Women, Semifinals

· 2nd Leg - Melbourne Victory advance 6-2 on aggregate

Melbourne Victory

11': Rachel Lowe
61': Sara D'Appolonia
78': Rachel Lowe

FT
3 - 1
2nd Leg - Melbourne Victory advance 6-2 on aggregate

Adelaide United

90'+6': Isabel Hodgson

About

Melbourne Victory are hosting Adelaide United at Home of the Matildas, Melbourne, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the Australian A-League Women.

Game Information

Competition: Australian A-League Women

Venue: Home of the Matildas
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Attendance: 1,314

Line-Ups

Melbourne Victory (4-3-3)

No.	Name
50	Courtney Newbon (GK)
18	Kayla Ann Morrison
3	Claudia Bunge
66	Alana Jancevski
2	Ellie Wilson
8	Alana Murphy
10	Alex Chidiac
13	Sara D'Appolonia
23	Rachel Lowe
11	Nikki Flannery
15	Emily Gielnik

Melbourne Victory Substitutes:

Holly Furphy, Georgia Candy, Laura Pickett, Rosie Curtis, Jessica Young, Ella O'Grady.

Adelaide United (3-4-2-1)

No.	Name
21	Claudia Jenkins (GK)
4	Matilda Mcnamara
13	Ella Tonkin
2	Emily Hodgson
5	Sarah Morgan
16	Dylan Holmes
14	Lucia Leon
10	Chelsie Dawber
23	Fiona Worts
8	Emily Condon
22	Erin Healy

Adelaide United Substitutes:

Sian Dewey, Isabel Hodgson, Chrissy Panagaris, Ilona Melegh, Nanako Sasaki, Katie Bowler.

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