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Brisbane Roar WL vs Melbourne Victory WL – A-League Women Round 4, 2026

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Original Rivalry calling for Victory

Melbourne Victory visit Adelaide United in Matchweek 4 of the A-League Men.

For the first of two occasions in 2026/27, on Sunday, November 8, kick-off 5pm AEDT, the Boys in Blue are readying themselves to cross into South Australia to do battle in the Original Rivalry at Coopers Stadium.

Preparations for both teams have included action in the AFC Champions League Two, with Victory hosting Indonesian side Persib Bandung at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium and Adelaide facing Lion City Sailors in Singapore.

Supporters can watch the team’s final match before the FIFA Men’s international window live on Paramount+.

Melbourne Victory have little time to lick their wounds after Wednesday’s stinging AFC Champions League Two loss to Persib Bandung, when Giovanni Savarese’s side were within touching distance of a big three points in their bid to reach the knockout stages of continental competition for the first time in six years.

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ALW MW4 Preview: Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne Victory

Brisbane Roar host Melbourne Victory at Gioca Stadium on Saturday afternoon, with Johnathan Clemente coming up against the club where he spent four seasons as assistant to Jeff Hopkins.

The Roar are still searching for their first points of the 2026/27 Ninja A-League Women season after a 1-0 loss to Sydney FC at Gioca Stadium last Saturday, with Faith Webber’s 66th-minute goal the difference. The performance was a clear step forward at the back after the Roar conceded seven goals across the opening two rounds. Chloe Lincoln returned in goal and Brisbane local Lily Punch made an impact off the bench.

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