MLC-W vs SYD-W | Melbourne City FC Women vs Sydney FC Women

MLC-W vs SYD-W Dream11 Match Prediction

MLC-W vs SYD-W Dream11: It’s “The FIxture” of the Westfield W-League 2020 as Melbourne City FC Women meet Sydney FC Women in the grand final at AAMI Park on Saturday morning (IST). This matchup is a fitting end to the season which has produced some remarkable moments, for both the teams have been cut above than the rest for the majority of the season, and not to mention that these two teams are also the tournament’s most successful sides, having won the competition three times each in the past.

Journey:

Melbourne City FC Women are the only team to remain undefeated throughout the whole regular-season, having won 12 times and drawing the other match. They also scored 32 times in those 13 games and conceded a meagre five times. Needless to say, Melbourne City have been near-about perfect this season, and are the team to beat going into the final.

Melbourne wrapped up the Premiership with one round to spare following a 4-0 win over Western Sydney Wanderers. Both the teams met again in the semi-final where Melbourne were again untouchable and relentless, winning 5-1 to set-up the final date with Sydney.

Sydney FC, on the other hand, have had a rollercoaster season, with some convincing wins, and odd days where they came out second-best. But they are an experienced side, that knows how to embrace the big moments. It was clear in the semi-final where they suffered in the game and yet came out 1-0 victors against Melbourne Victory to play in yet another final.

Match details:

Host: Melbourne City FC Women
Visitors: Sydney FC Women
Competition: Westfield W-League 2020
Match Venue: 30,050
Capacity: AAMI Park
Match Timing: March 21, @10:00 AM

MLC-W vs SYD-W Dream11 Football Team Prediction – Odds checker:

Melbourne City FC Women to win: 1.20 (1/5), Probability to happen: 83.33%
Sydney FC Women to win: 9.00 (8/1), Probability to happen: 11.11%
Draw: 6.50 (11/2), Probability to happen: 15.32%

To get exclusive fantasy tips, enter your name and phone number below.

For daily fantasy sports tips on your mobile phone, Fill out the form below

Melbourne City FC Women vs Sydney FC Women Team News:

Melbourne City FC Women Team News:

Both the teams are relatively untouched by the fresh injury concerns ahead of this game.
The only injury absentee for Melbourne is the 17-year-old midfielder Sofia Sakalis, who has been out for the rest of the season with a knee injury.
Both Chelsea Blissett and Nia Stamatopoulos have earned the recall for the all-important game of the season.

Melbourne City FC Women key players:

Emily van Egmond: Missed two golden chances in the final round of the regular-season which, if she had converted, would have made her the leading goal scorer in a single campaign with eight goals. The 26-year-old scored seven times in the round-robin, and also scored in the semi-final.

Rebekah Stott: Yup, you may find her at the back, but she is one of the vital cogs in this team. Her towering presence at the back can out off any attacker, but it’s not her mere presence which makes her a very good player, but her reading of the game and the calmness with which she goes about her business. The 26-year-old New Zealander scored one goal, made 23 tackles, 20 clearances, six blocks and 23 interceptions this season.

Ellie Carpenter: Making the tight noise in the Australian Women football circle. At only 19 years, she has become an indispensable part of this team. She was phenomenal in the semifinal. Goals: 02. Assists: 04.

Melbourne City FC Women squad to face Sydney FC Women:

Lydia Williams, Yukari Kinga, Lauren Barnes, Chelsea Blissett, Aivi Luik, Steph Catley, Nia Stamatopoulos, Claire Emslie, Emily Van Egmond, Rhali Dobson, Rebekah Stott, Emma Checker, Kyah Simon, Tyla-Jay Vlajnic, Milica Mijatovic, Ellie Carpenter, Ally Watt, Melissa Hudson

Sydney FC Women team news:

Twenty-year-old Australian centre-back Elizabeth Ralston is recovering from a hamstring injury she suffered in the regular season and so, will miss this game. She is the only injury problem for the three-time champions ahead of the final.
In addition, both Shay Evans and Julia Vignes have been included on the roster for the final.

Sydney FC Women key players:

Remy Siemsen: Sydney’s super striker finished joint top-scorer this season with seven goals.

Teresa Polias: Sydney FC’s captain is a gifted midfield player who knows how to pick a pass. Her passing and positioning will be key to her team’s chances and will decide whether she lifts the trophy in the end or not.

Game changers: Defender Alanna Kennedy was solid at the back throughout the campaign, while goalkeeper Aubrey Bledsoe was also consistent with her performances and posted 51 saves through the campaign.

Sydney FC Women squad to face Melbourne City FC Women:

Aubrey Bledsoe, Teresa Polias, Shay Evans, Ally Green, Ellie Brush, Lindsay Agnew, Remy Siemsen, Sofia Huerta, Natalie Tobin, Veronica Latsko, Alanna Kennedy, MacKenzie Hawkesby, Julia Vignes, Angelique Hristodoulou, Taylor Ray, Amy Sayer, Princess Ibini, Trudy Burke

Melbourne City FC Women vs Sydney FC Women predicted playing 11:

Melbourne City FC Women: L Williams (GK), E Carpenter, R Stott, E Checker, L Barnes, Y Kinga, A Luik, K Simon, E van Egmond, C Emsile, S Catley
Sydney FC Women: A Bledsoe (GK), A Green, A Kennedy, E Brush, L Agnew, N Tobin, T Polias, T Ray, S Huerta, R Siemsen, V Latsko