Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix prediction, odds, lineups, h2h results and betting tips

Wellington Phoenix has scored over 1.5 goals in each of their last four matches, and there have been more than 2.5 goals in each of those games. However, they lost their last two games while playing away from home. They have managed to score at least one goal in their previous six matches and have also scored more than half a goal in the second halves of their last two games.

Recently, Wellington Phoenix has shown mixed results. They have won 50% of their games, drawn 10%, and lost 40%. About 40% of their matches with over 1.5 goals resulted in wins, while they also lost 40% of the matches where they conceded over 1.5 goals. On average, they score 1 goal and concede 1 goal per game. They keep a clean sheet 40% of the time and have scored in 90% of their matches. They have scored in both halves in 30% of their games, and both teams found the back of the net in 50% of encounters. They won while both teams scored in 10% of the matches, drew with both teams scoring in 10%, and lost with both teams scoring in 30%.

Looking at the total number of goals in matches, there were 0 goals in 0% of the games, 1 goal in 10%, 2 goals in 40%, 3 goals in 40%, and 4 or more goals in 10%.

Melbourne City has not lost in their last three matches, having drawn the last two. In their past five games, they have seen at least two goals scored in each match. They also remain unbeaten in their last five away matches and have scored at least one goal in their last three games.

Looking at their overall performance, Melbourne City has a 40% win rate and a 30% draw rate, while they have lost 30% of their games. Notably, they win in 20% of matches when they score over 1.5 goals and lose 30% of the time when they concede more than 1.5 goals.

On average, Melbourne City scores two goals and allows two goals per game. They keep a clean sheet, meaning they do not allow any goals, in 30% of their matches, and they score in 90% of their games. Goals were scored in both halves in 40% of the matches, and both teams scored in 60% of the games.

When looking at the match results, they win while both teams score in 10% of the games, draw with both teams scoring in 30%, and lose with both teams scoring in 20%. There were no goals in 0% of the games, one goal in 20%, two goals in 30%, three goals in 0%, and four or more goals in 50% of the matches.

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March 24

• Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix
  • A-League
  • Score: 1 - 0

November 23

• Wellington Phoenix vs Melbourne City
  • A-League
  • Score: 1 - 0

August 23

• Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix
  • Australia Cup
  • Score: 3 - 0

April 23

• Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix
  • A-League
  • Score: 4 - 1

January 23

• Wellington Phoenix vs Melbourne City
  • A-League
  • Score: 1 - 3

October 22

• Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix
  • A-League
  • Score: 2 - 2

August 22

• Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix
  • Australia Cup
  • Score: 1 - 2

May 22

• Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix
  • A-League
  • Score: 2 - 1