Richard Garcia’s outfit are on a roll after collecting four points from their two games last week, a high-intensity 1-1 draw against Sydney FC and a narrow 2-1 win over the Newcastle Jets where Glory had to scrap for more than an hour with 10 players.
Having been playing catch-up since the start of the campaign, Perth find themselves two points outside of the finals spots with a game in hand over most of the teams above them – and this clash in Sydney’s south-west is Glory’s opportunity to climb into those coveted top-six positions. While many A-League teams have been building club-record winning streaks or battling to escape miserable form slumps, the Bulls have gone about their business in a consistent fashion, racking up 23 points to sit fourth on the ladder in their inaugural season.Īnte Milicic’s side have only strung together back-to-back wins on two occasions in their first 14 games as a professional club and they hosts the Western Australians with an eye on setting a club-record winning streak, following triumphs over Western United and Wellington Phoenix in the past fortnight.
Macarthur FC are aiming to claim three wins in a row for the first time in their short history when Perth Glory make the trip east to Campbelltown Stadium on Good Friday with designs of breaking into the A-League's top six.
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