BRB vs CCM Dream11 Match | Brisbane Roar vs Central Coast Mariners

BRB vs CCM Dream11 Match Prediction

BRB vs CCM Dream11: Bottom-club Central Coast Mariners will be looking to end their 8-game skid when they head north to play Brisbane Roar in A-league regular-season game at Suncorp Stadium on Friday (IST). If the Mariners lose this game they will be moving one step closer to an unwanted losing record. They lost 10 straight games in the 2018-19 season, which forced a managerial change and which is also the worst such run amongst the active A-League teams. The now-defunct New Zealand Knights hold the longest losing run which stands at 11 games, and going by Central Coast’s recent form, they may yet surpass that unwanted run.

Match details:

Host: Brisbane Roar
Visitors: Central Coast Mariners
Competition: A-League
Match Venue: Suncorp Stadium
Capacity: 52,500
Match Timing: March 13, @02:00 PM

BRB vs CCM Dream11 Football Team Prediction – Odds checker:

Brisbane Roar to win: 1.45 (9/20), Probability to happen: 68.97%
Central Coast Mariners to win: 6.50 (11/2), Probability to happen: 15.38%
Draw: 4.75 (15/4), Probability to happen: 21.05%

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Brisbane Roar vs Central Coast Mariners Team News:

Brisbane Roar Team News:

Welsh footballer Aaron Amadi-Holloway has been ruled out of this game due to an ankle injury. There’s no timeline for his return.
Changes have been made to the matchday roster for this game with a handful of players earning a recall for this game.
Jai Ingham, George Mells, Jake McGing, Kai Trewin have all made it to the squad.

Brisbane Roar key players:

Brad Inman: Brisbane‘s No-10 is one of the vital figures in this team. He can up top as the main striker or can be the link between the midfield and attack as well. For the season, he has four goals and three assists.
Jay O’Shea: Can cross, and is one of the better passers in this team. A must-have.
Corey Brown: He is in good form.
Scott McDonald: Yet to score for the team since joining them in the January transfer window. But he has impressed and may hold his place in the playing 11. Select him in Dreamaa Grand League competitions.
Scott Neville: Threat during set-pieces.

Central Coast Mariners team news:

Attacking midfielder Daniel De Silva returns to the matchday squad having recovered from an illness.
Tommy Oar is also back in the squad after being left out last week.

Central Coast Mariners key players:

Chris Harold: MAriners’ January signing from Perth Glory has already up and running for the team following two goals in the first four games, including a strike last week. He is one of the in-form players in otherwise underperforming Mariners’ team.
Jordan Murray: For a No-09, he certainly can do better than two goals and two assists he has managed this season. But a good option for Grand League teams.
Gianni Stensness: Mariners are expected to soak up the pressure, and Stensness will be crucial here for the hosts, for he can be the link between h backline and the offensive players.
Jack Clisby: If you are to choose a defender from Mariners’ backline, Clisby should be your top target

Central Coast Mariners squad to face Brisbane Roar:

Mark Birighitti, Ian Zygmunt Gordon, Jack Clisby, Eunsun Kim, Milan Ðuric, Michael McGlinchey, Jordan Murray, Tommy Oar, Daniel De Silva, Adam Pearce, Kye Rowles, Sam Silvera, Gianni Stensness, Matt Simon, Ruon Tongyik, Chris Harold, Joshua Nisbet, Lewis Miller, Jair Britto, Alou Kuol

Brisbane Roar vs Central Coast Mariners predicted playing 11:

Brisbane Roar: Jamie Young (GK), Corey Brown, Macaulay Gillesphey, Tom Aldred, Scott Neville, Jack Hingert, Jay O’Shea, Jacob Pepper, Aiden O’Neill, Scott McDonald, Brad Inman
Central Coast Mariners: Birighitti (GK), Clisby, Rowles, Tongyik, Gordon, Kim, Stensness, McGlinchey, Nisbet, Harold, Murray