Adelaide United Keep Finals Hopes Alive with 4-2 Win Over Perth Glory

Adelaide United revived their A-League Men finals hopes with a remarkable 4-2 victory over Perth Glory at HBF Park. Despite falling behind early to Adam Taggart’s brace, the Reds fought back in scorching conditions. Hiroshi Ibusuki and Zach Clough leveled the score before Stefan Mauk and Ibusuki sealed the win.

Adelaide coach Carl Veart commended his team’s resilience, noting the character shown in the comeback. Nestory Irankunda, especially impactful after his omission from the Olyroos squad, was instrumental in setting up crucial goals. Perth Glory, on the other hand, struggled defensively, conceding their 50th goal of the season and facing diminishing hopes of a finals berth.

Glory’s Adam Taggart lamented the team’s lack of a winning mentality, highlighting the need for improvement and a more competitive mindset. With Adelaide now six points away from a finals spot with four games remaining, their upcoming clash with Macarthur will be crucial. Meanwhile, Perth Glory will face Melbourne City in their next fixture.

The thrilling encounter showcased Adelaide’s determination and ability to fight back against tough opposition, keeping their postseason aspirations alive. As the A-League Men season nears its climax, every match becomes critical in the race for playoff spots.

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