📏 Form Guide

Brisbane Roar

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Brisbane Roar enter this game following on from a 2-2 A-League drawn match versus Western Sydney Wanderers.

In that match, Brisbane Roar had 31% possession and 11 shots at goal with 7 of them on target. The only player to score for Brisbane Roar was Georgios Vrakas (5'). On the other side, Western Sydney Wanderers had 23 shots on goal with 4 of them on target. Brandon Borrello (35') and Bozhidar Kraev (45') scored for Western Sydney Wanderers.

It has been all too rare in recent times that Brisbane Roar have kept a clean sheet. In fact, Brisbane Roar have failed to prevent opponents from scoring in 6 of their previous 6 clashes, shipping 11 goals during that time.

Going into this game, the form guide shows that Brisbane Roar:

• haven't won against Wellington Phoenix in their last 2 league games.
• haven't been defeated in their previous 2 league matches at home.
• haven’t won at home in the past 6 matches in the league. Their fans aren't happy.

Wellington Phoenix

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Wellington Phoenix come into this meeting following a 2-0 A-League win versus Perth Glory in their previous game.

In that match, Wellington Phoenix managed 50% possession and 20 attempts on goal with 6 on target. The only player to score for Wellington Phoenix was Corban Piper (55'). At the other end, Perth Glory got 7 attempts at goal with 1 of them on target. Nicholas Pennington (84' Own goal) scored for Perth Glory.

The numbers tell their own story, and Wellington Phoenix have been scored against in 5 of their last 6 matches, letting opponents get 12 goals overall. In defence, Wellington Phoenix seem to have a bit of a soft underbelly. Still, we will just have to wait and see whether the trend will continue on in this upcoming game.

Their prior results show that Wellington Phoenix:

• haven't been defeated in their previous 2 away league matches.
• are without a win away from home in their last 3 league matches.

👥 Head to head

A review of their past head to head meetings stretching back to 02/02/2024 shows that Brisbane Roar have won 1 of them and Wellington Phoenix 3, with the number of draws standing at 2.

A combined total of 12 goals were scored between them throughout the course of those matches, with 4 of them from The Roar and 8 coming from The Nix. That’s an average goals per game figure of 2.

The previous league contest featuring these sides was A-League match day 11 on 03/01/2026 when the final score was Brisbane Roar 0-3 Wellington Phoenix.

That day, Brisbane Roar had 66% possession and 19 attempts on goal with 5 of them on target.

On the other side, Wellington Phoenix got 9 shots on goal with 4 on target. Ifeanyi Eze (6'), Kazuki Nagasawa (59') and Paulo Retre (91') scored.

The match was refereed by Ben Abraham.

📰 Team News: Brisbane Roar

Emmett Shaw (Back injury), Nick D'Agostino (Collateral ligament tear), Chris Long (Ankle injury) and Milorad Stajic (Hamstring injury) are not available for Brisbane Roar manager Michael Valkanis. Noah Maieroni is ineligible for this match because of suspension.

🧠 Prediction

We’re of the opinion that Wellington Phoenix could find themselves up against it to put one past this Brisbane Roar outfit who we think will score one, at least.

Therefore, we predict a very competitive game with a 1-0 win for Brisbane Roar at full-time.

A close call.

Lucas Pereira, 03:07 21/03/2026