BRB vs NJ Dream11 Match Prediction

BRB vs NJ Dream11: This is the fixture which has been shoehorned due to the cancellation of both team’s originally scheduled assignment for this week. Brisbane Roar were expected to face Melbourne Victory in an away game this week, while Newcastle Jets were scheduled to host Wellington Phoenix, but both games have been postponed due to the Victory and Phoenix’s players being in self-isolation due to their travel from New Zealand last week. The match will be hosted by Brisbane Roar at Robina Stadium on Friday (IST) with the game set to be played behind closed doors due to the threat of coronavirus.

Form and recent results:

Robbie Fowler has done a marvellous job with Brisbane Roar. The team goes with a certain identity these days, which looks to keep the ball, make short passes with more precision and loves to harrow down the opponents when they have the ball. It’s fair to say that the former Liverpool star has upended how this team approach the game.

Roar are one of the in-form teams in A-League. How good a job Fowler has done is clear from a return of seven wins from last 11 league games. Before this run, Roar had only two wins from 10 matches. As things stand, Roar are fourth on the table and are on course to qualify for the post-season.

As far as the form is concerned, Newcastle Jets are in fact fairing Better than Brisbane Roar in recent weeks. They are on a two-game winning run and undefeated in the last five matches.

That run has resuscitated Jets‘ season, giving them enough fuel to make the last push for top-six. They may be ninth but only six points separate them from Western United in sixth going into this match. If they continue to surge ahead with their form, they have every chance to make the cut for the post-season. But the margin of error is small, as a defeat here could leave them with a nine-point deficit.

Match details:

Host: Brisbane Roar
Visitors: Newcastle Jets
Competition: A-League
Match Venue: Robina Stadium (Cbus Super Stadium)
Capacity: 27,400
Match Timing: March 20, @02:00 PM

BRB vs NJ Dream11 Football Team Prediction – Odds checker:

Brisbane Roar to win: 2.62 (81/50), Probability to happen: 38.17%
Newcastle Jets to win: 2.60 (8/5), Probability to happen: 38.46%
Draw: 3.50 (5/2), Probability to happen: 28.57%

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Brisbane Roar vs Newcastle Jets Team News:

Brisbane Roar Team News:

Though there are no injury concerns for the hosts, Fowler has made changes to the roster for this game.
Twenty-two-year-old midfielder George Mells and 17-year-old Australian defender Jordan Courtney-Perkins both have returned to the squad following injuries.
While the likes of Jacob Pepper, Aaron Reardon and Jake McGing have been left out of the team.

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, can set-up teammates, and is one of the better passers in this team. A must-have on Dream11 team.
Corey Brown: He is in good form.
Scott McDonald: Scored in the last game, and now his numbers read three goals and one assist in 8 games. Pretty good return.
Scott Neville: The centre-back is a threat during set-pieces.

Brisbane Roar squad to face Newcastle Jets:

Max Crocombe, Scott Neville, Corey Brown, Daniel Bowels, Tom Aldred, Macaulay Gillesphey, Bradden Inman, Aiden O’Neill, George Mells, Jack Hingert, Aaron Amadi-Holloway, Jamie Young, Dylan Wenzel-Halls, Rahmat Akbari, Jay O’Shea, Kai Trewin, Izaack Powell, Jordan Courtney-Perkins, Mirza Muratovic, Scott McDonald

Newcastle Jets team news:

Central defender Lachlan Jackson is a long-term injury for the Jets due to a knee injury. He will not feature again this season.
While Ben Kantarovski (quad), and Noah James (hand injury) are both out of this game as well due to their respective injury issues.
Newcastle’s new signings Bernie Ibini and Joe Ledley have been phenomenal for the team, while the latest addition to the roster, Wes Hoolahan, who made his first start for the club last week, also impressed and should get another start here.
In addition, Abdiel Arroyo, Kosta Petratos, and Pat Langlois have earned a recall.

Newcastle Jets key players:

Roy O’Donovan: He has been marvellous for the team in recent games. Scored in the last game as well, and took his tally to 3 goals in just five appearances. He may be new in the team but already looks home.
Dimitri Petratos: He is the team’s Number-10 and is playing exactly like a playmaker. For the 27-year-old leads the team with seven assists and also has five goals to his name.
Matthew Millar: Jets’ current form is a good reflection of Millar’s own form at the moment. He has upped his game in recent weeks, and that shows on his output for the team. Good passer and can find back of the net as well.
Abdiel Arroyo: He can be your dark horse because he is in decent form. Goals 2, Assists 3.
Nikolai Topor-Stanley: Consider him a dark horse. The 35-year-old is a big threat during set-piece situations.

Newcastle Jets squad to face Brisbane Roar:

Glen Moss, Bobby Burns, Jason Hoffman, Nigel Boogaard, Steven Ugarkovic, Roy O’Donovan, Wes Hoolahan, Abdiel Arroyo, Dimi Petratos, Nick Fitzgerald, Matt Millar, Joe Ledley, Johnny Koutroumbis, Kosta Petratos, Lewis Italiano, Bernie Ibini, Pat Langlois, Connor O’Toole, Angus Thurgate, Nikolai Topor-Stanley

Brisbane Roar vs Newcastle Jets predicted playing 11:

Brisbane Roar: Jamie Young (GK), Jack Hingert, Scott Neville, Tom Aldred, Macaulay Gillesphey, Corey Brown, Jay O’Shea, Aiden O’Neill, Scott McDonald, Brad Inman, Mirza Muratovic
Newcastle Jets: Lewis Italiano (GK), Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Nigel Boogaard, John Koutroumbis, Steven Ugarkovic, Angus Thurgate, Bobby Burns, Matthew Millar, Wes Hoolahan, Dimitri Petratos, Roy O’Donovan,