Garcia's side undoubtedly pose a threat to any side in the league when they are close to their best, and with the need to climb back up the table, we see them stepping up here to match a strong Western Sydney Wanderers outfit. While the league positions do tell one story, we believe Perth Glory are better than what their current situation suggests, and we see them taking a point from this game in what will be a close encounter. We say: Western Sydney Wanderers 2-2 Perth Glory Reddy Ingham, Bodnar, Lachman, Ota Armiento, Kilkenny, Wilson, Castro D'Agostino, Fornaroli Margush Gordon, McGowan, Natta Russell, Mutch, Dorrans, Wilmering Ibini-Isei, Duke, Troisi Western Sydney Wanderers possible starting lineup:
Garcia changed his goalkeeper last game, with Liam Reddy being preferred over Tando Velaphi. Nicholas D'Agostino will be pushing for a starting spot on Friday, after he continued his clinical form off the bench last time out, netting his fifth league goal of the season.
He is joined on the sidelines by Chris Ikonomidis, who remains out with a knee injury. The likeliest Perth Glory win was 1-2 (8.11), while for a drawn scoreline it was 1-1 (11.7). Perth Glory could remain without centre-back Mason Tatafu, who has missed the last two games with an ankle injury. The next most likely scorelines for that outcome were 1-0 (8.45) and 2-0 (6.22). He will be joined in midfield by the returning Graham Dorrans, who served a suspension last time out after picking up five yellow cards this campaign. Jordon Mutch has been crucial for his side in recent weeks, registering two goals and an assist in the last two games. Western Sydney Wanderers have managed to stay clear of serious injury problems so far this campaign, with goalkeeper Vedran Janjetovic the only long-term absentee.
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