Western Sydney Wanderers vs Canberra United: Midweek Clash at Wanderers Football Park!

The Liberty A-League is set for an intense clash as Western Sydney Wanderers take on Canberra United on Wednesday night. The match will feature a showdown between Wanderers’ Sophie Harding and Canberra’s Golden Boot leader Michelle Heyman at Wanderers Football Park with a kick-off time of 7:00pm AEDT. Both teams are coming off a 1-1 draw in their previous encounter.

Canberra has maintained an unbeaten streak in their last five matches against Western Sydney, with three wins and two draws. The last two meetings between the teams have ended in a 1-1 draw, marking the first instance of consecutive draws in the history of this fixture.

On the other hand, Western Sydney Wanderers have been solid at home, losing only one of their last 11 games at Wanderers Football Park. However, they are coming off a 1-0 defeat against Adelaide United on December 23, 2023. Their last three games at the venue have seen the winning team keep a clean sheet, with Wanderers securing two wins and suffering one loss.

Fans can catch all the action from Wanderers Football Park live on Paramount+ and 10Play. The Western Sydney Wanderers squad includes key players such as Kaylie Collins, Sophie Harding, and Amy Harrison. Meanwhile, Canberra United’s squad features Michelle Heyman, Mary Stanic-Floody, and Maria Rojas.

Notable absentees for the match include Gemma Ferris and Alexia Apostolakis from Western Sydney Wanderers due to international duty. Canberra United will be missing Chloe Lincoln, Sasha Grove, Hayley Taylor-Young, and Tegan Bertolissio.

With both teams looking to secure a crucial victory, the stage is set for an exciting encounter between Western Sydney Wanderers and Canberra United in the Liberty A-League.

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