Perth Glory looking to continue winning streak against Western United

Perth Glory is riding a hot streak, eyeing a spot in the A-League Men’s top six as they face off against bottom-ranked Western United this Saturday. With three wins and three draws in their last six games, Glory is now just seven points away from sixth place. Coach Alen Stajcic is determined to keep the momentum going, emphasizing the team’s hunger for a finals berth.

In contrast, Western United has struggled this season, managing only three wins and three draws out of 18 matches. Despite their position at the bottom of the ladder, Stajcic acknowledges their strong gameplay throughout the year. United might see a boost with the potential return of key players Ben Garuccio and Daniel Penha from injury.

While Glory is missing co-captain Mark Beevers due to a knee injury, there is hope for Mustafa Amini to make a return. An essential factor in Glory’s recent success, according to utility player Jarrod Carluccio, has been a shift in mindset towards playing consistently well for the entirety of matches.

With a new owner on board and an unbeaten streak that started in January, Glory is poised for a strong finish to the season. Stajcic and his team are focused on closing the gap on the top six positions, aiming to secure a playoff spot. The upcoming matches against struggling sides like Western United and Newcastle provide an excellent opportunity for Glory to continue their climb up the ladder.

Despite United’s challenges this season, Stajcic remains wary of their potential and recognizes the quality of their gameplay. With key players possibly returning from injury, Western United could pose a threat to Glory’s ambitions. However, with their recent form and determined mindset, Perth Glory is prepared to take on all challenges as they march towards a coveted spot in the playoffs.

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Denis Hardin

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