Premiers Melbourne City will look to book a spot in the A-League Grand Final for the second time in as many seasons when facing off with A-League newcomers Macarthur FC in the Semi Finals on Sunday, June 20.
Originally scheduled to take place at AAMI Park, the Semi Final clash was moved to Netstrata Jubilee Stadium in NSW, amid ongoing COVID-19 restrictions in Melbourne.
Brisbane Roar will look to make the most of home ground advantage in an Elimination Final clash with Adelaide United at Moreton Daily Stadium on Sunday, June 13.
In the two meetings between these sides throughout the 2020/21 season, the home side prevailed on both occasions.
Just days after securing the 2020/21 A-League Premiership, Melbourne City return to action against a Brisbane Roar side looking to consolidate their spot in the Finals Series standings at Moreton Daily Stadium on Tuesday night.
The Roar beat Newcastle Jets 2-1 in the first game of Matchweek 22 to break clear of both Western Sydney Wanderers and Perth Glory - the two teams which began the Matchweek level on 31 points with Warren Moon's side.
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Melbourne Victory travel to face Sydney FC in the third Big Blue of the 2020/21 A-League season on Wednesday night - the first of two fixtures set to round out the Matchweek 21 action.
After the meeting between two bitter rivals at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium comes to its conclusion, Perth Glory will host Adelaide United at HBF Park in a fixture capable of making or breaking the home side s push for a place in the Finals Series.
Victory are without a Big Blue win since January 26, 2019. The Sky Blues have won seven on the trot since, including two in the 2020/21 season. Steve Kean s side have lost three consecutive games leading into the Wednesday-night fixture, and with Newcastle Jets just one point behind Victory will hope to get the points needed to put a gap between themselves and the league s bottom-placed side.
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Melbourne City will aim to consolidate its lead on top of the A-League table with a win over Newcastle Jets in the first game of Matchweek 19 kicking off at AAMI Park on Thursday, April 29.
After Central Coast fell to a 4-0 defeat to Brisbane Roar in the final game of Matchweek 18, Patrick Kisnorbo s side have the chance to go four points clear of both the Mariners and Sky Blues with a win over the Jets.
Craig Deans Newcastle outfit bring a dismal record to Melbourne, having gone 10 games without a win. The Jets sit last on the A-League table leading into Tuesday night s fixture against a City side out for revenge after Newcastle s 1-0 win in the first meeting of the season between the two teams on February 7.