Western Utd vs. Sydney FC (Saturday, 6.00am)
Western United will be hoping to keep themselves off the foot of the A-League table this weekend when they host Sydney FC in their latest fixture.
The hosts are struggling for form at the moment, meanwhile, the visitors head into this match on the back of a 2-2 draw in their previous outing.
We say: Western United 1-2 Sydney FC
Western United have been strong at home so far this season, and despite the league position that should lead to them putting up a tough test for the visitors.
Despite that, Sydney FC should be the favourites to take all three points here due to their attacking qualities.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Brisbane Roar vs. Melbourne City (Saturday, 8.45am)
The current A-League table-toppers Melbourne City will be hoping to maintain their dominance in the division this Saturday when they make the trip to face Brisbane Roar.
The hosts are without a victory in their previous two matches, while the visitors have only lost once throughout the campaign.
We say: Brisbane Roar 0-2 Melbourne City
Brisbane Roar heads into this match as the underdogs, and that is something that is due to the league positioning of the two teams.
The visitors will be confident that they can keep themselves at the top of the league table, and that is likely going to be the case with a routine win here.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Perth Glory vs. Victory (Saturday, 11.30am)
Melbourne Victory will continue to try and push off the bottom of the A-League table on Saturday when they travel to Macedonia Park to play Perth Glory.
The hosts might be further up the division, but after being held to a draw in their most recent outing they will be keen to get back to winning ways.
We say: Perth Glory 2-1 Melbourne Victory
Melbourne Victory will be desperate to pick up a win here as a positive result would take them off the bottom of the table.
However, it is the hosts that should have enough quality to get through this one with a victory.
