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Melbourne City vs Melbourne Victory

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Date & Time
Sat 31st May 2025 7:40pm Local
Sat 31st May 2025 9:40am UTC

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Melbourne Victory @ Melbourne City FC

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League
Australian A-League

Season
2024-2025

Round
Round 200

Status
FT

Location
Melbourne
Australia

AAMI Park

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(10')

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Home Team Lineup

Cohen Talbot 90	Caputo Memeti 66	Trewin
Ferreyra	Ugarkovic	Leckie
Beach	Behich	Kuen Lopane 79
Tilio	Atkinson

Away Team Lineup

Arzani Reec 89	Rawlins	Miranda
Jackson Inserra 74	Valadon	Bos
Fornaroli Vergos 74	Duncan	Teague
Rodrigues Badolato 60	Machach Piscopo 89

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318

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Description

The 2025 A-League Men Grand Final, known officially as the Isuzu UTE A-League Grand Final, was a soccer match played between cross-city rivals Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory on 31 May 2025 at their shared home, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Melbourne, Australia. The match determined the champions of the A-League Men and is the 20th A-League Men Grand Final, the culmination of the 2024–25 season.

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Melbourne City scored an early goal and that proved decisive for Melbourne Victory. The game was best described as a scrappy ordeal, with City's players not afraid to foul Victory's players. A call for a penalty after a handball deemed to be natural position was committed in the box by City was denied quickly, much to the stadium's disappointment.

Victory's defeat meant they had lost three grand finals in a row, and Victory coach Arthur Diles' first finals foray was unsuccessful.