Sydney FC all but secured a second-straight Hyundai A-League Premiership while Perth Glory gave their chances of finals football a huge boost in Round 24.
But which individuals stood out from the weekend’s action?
We’ve crunched the Opta Data to pick out the best performing players across the Hyundai A-League.
Based on a range of metrics provided by the Hyundai A-League’s official data provider, here are the standout players from Round 24.
Hyundai A-League Team of the Week
GOALKEEPER
Liam Reddy (Glory) – Made three saves and kept a clean sheet as Glory edged Victory 1-0 in Perth.
Liam Reddy was back with a bang on Sunday, marking his return to the side with this superb effort to foil Leroy George which earned him the Save of the Week award.
Loving your work, 'Rocket'!#CREATEDESTINY pic.twitter.com/d0gG96mmEG— Perth Glory FC (@PerthGloryFC) March 26, 2018
DEFENDERS
Paulo Retre (Sydney FC) – Made the most passes of any Sydney FC player and also created two chances, providing one assist.
Rhys Williams (Victory) – Made four interceptions, the most of any Victory player as his side fell to a hard-fought loss to Perth.
Michael Jakobsen (City) – Scored with his only effort on goal, won all three of his duels and completed 85% of his passes in City’s 3-0 win over Western Sydney.
Scott Jamieson (City) – Created two chances, attempted 45 passes and regained possession five times.
MIDFIELDERS
Johan Absalonsen (Reds) – Attempted three shots, created four chances and both scored and assisted in his side’s win over Newcastle.
Daniel Adlung (Reds) – Scored with two of his three shots and completed a game-high 90.9% of his passes in the opposition half.
Nathan Burns (Phoenix) – Attempted five shots, created three chances, provided one assist and completed 91.4% of his passes in Phoenix’s draw with Roar.
Milos Ninkovic (Sydney FC) – Scored with his only effort on goal, created one chance and regained possession a game-high 11 times as Sydney beat Central Coast.
ATTACKERS
Andrija Kaluderovic (Phoenix) – Played 90 mins, scored one goal, attempted three shots and created three chances.
Bruno Fornaroli (City) – Fired in a game-high five shots and had three shots on target, while also both scoring and assisting in City’s big win.
Back at full flight! ✈️👀✌️ pic.twitter.com/zefwHyCbQA
— Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) March 25, 2018