
The second goal was secured from the penalty spot in the 74th minute after a VAR review confirmed a handball in the box. Caputo confidently converted the penalty, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way. This victory extended City’s unbeaten streak to four matches and propelled them to second place in the A-League Men’s table.
The midfield partnership of Mathew Leckie and Kai Trewin was instrumental in controlling the game, while Germán Ferreyra provided a solid defensive presence. Notably, Yonatan Cohen and Steven Ugarkovic made their returns from injury in the 75th minute, adding depth to the squad. Melbourne City will next face Newcastle Jets on Wednesday, just before the international break.
In other A-League developments, Western United prepares to clash with Wellington Phoenix, while Adelaide United aims to maintain intensity against Brisbane Roar, bolstered by returning players.
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