Melbourne Victory`s 1-0 win over Western Sydney secures their sixth straight A-League victory, keeping them in title contention.

Melbourne Victory achieved a remarkable sixth consecutive victory in the A-League Women by narrowly defeating Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0 on April 6, 2025. The match`s only goal came from an unfortunate own goal by Danika Matos in the 18th minute, following a shot attempt by Victory`s Gielnik. This win keeps Melbourne Victory just two points behind league leaders Melbourne City, with only two rounds left in the season.

The match was part of a rescheduled fixture, and with this victory, Melbourne Victory extended their unbeaten run to 11 matches. Despite Western Sydney`s attempts to equalize, including a strong performance from their new signing Anika Stajcic, who made her A-League debut off the bench, the Victory defense remained resolute. Gielnik also came close to scoring earlier in the match, hitting the post, showcasing the attacking prowess of Melbourne Victory.

In the current league standings, Melbourne City leads with 49 points, followed closely by Melbourne Victory at 47 points, while Adelaide United sits in third with 39 points. Western Sydney Wanderers continue to struggle at the bottom of the table, highlighting the competitive nature of the league as the season approaches its climax.

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