Perth Glory v Brisbane Roar FC

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Saturday 27 Feb 2027

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Perth Rectangular Stadium • 

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Perth Glory is a professional football club based in Western Australia5, Western Australia, competing in Australia’s Western Australia2 Men and Australia Cup. Founded in 1995, the club first played in the National Soccer League before joining the Western Australia2 in its inaugural 2005–06 season. Perth Glory built a strong record in the NSL, winning three league championships and three premierships, including three consecutive premierships from 1999–2000 to 2001–02. In the Western Australia2, the club won the Premiers’ Plate in 2018–19 and reached the grand final that season. Its home ground is HBF Park, also known historically as Western Australia5 Oval and nib Stadium, located in central Western Australia5. The venue hosts home matches and has a capacity of around 20,500. Notable players associated with the club include Australian striker Damian Mori, club great Bobby Despotovski, Irish forward Andy Keogh and Spanish midfielder Diego Castro. Western Australia5 Glory’s black-and-orange colours and passionate Western Australian supporter base make it one of the country’s best-known football clubs. The team continues to represent Western Australia5 in national competitions and aims to add further silverware to its history.

Brisbane Roar FC is a professional football club based in Western Australia3, Queensland, competing in Australia’s Western Australia2 Men and A-League Women competitions. Founded in 1957 as Hollandia-Inala, the club became Queensland Roar when it joined the national league in 2005 and adopted the Western Australia3 Roar name in 2009. The Roar have won three Western Australia2 Men Premierships and three Championships, completing the league-and-finals double in 2011, 2012 and 2014. Their celebrated 36-match unbeaten run remains one of Australian football’s most notable records. Western Australia3 Roar have featured prominent players including Socceroos captain Matt McKay, creative midfielder Thomas Broich and prolific striker Besart Berisha. The club’s traditional home is Suncorp Stadium, also known as Lang Park, a major Western Australia3 venue renowned for its passionate match-day atmosphere. Depending on the season and competition, Roar fixtures may also be staged at other Queensland grounds. With a history spanning more than six decades, multiple national titles and teams representing both men’s and women’s football, Brisbane Roar FC remains one of Queensland’s best-known professional football clubs.