A-League 2022 2023 Western Sydney Melbourne Victory

 

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26 decembre 2022

AAMI Park

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Melbourne Victory's first A-League Men game since their fans' violent pitch invasion has ended in a whimper and a dour 1-0 loss to a 10-man Western United. Victory marquee Nani was a surprise absence with an upper-leg injury and Josh Risdon's header in the first minute of first-half injury time proved enough to make the difference at AAMI Park.

United's second win on the bounce was gutsy, given Nikolai Topor-Stanley's 32nd minute send-off while Victory's attack was largely toothless. The defeat capped off a horror 10 days for Victory after their fans violently invaded the AAMI Park pitch on December 17, forcing the abandonment of their derby against Melbourne City. Only United fans and members were technically permitted to attend Monday's game under interim sanctions placed on Victory. Amid a heavy police presence, there were no reports of Victory active fans attempting to sneak into the Boxing Day game, though there were some spectators, especially children and young fans, who entered the ground in Victory shirts.