What They Said in the Ninja A-League After Round 1
Catch up on reactions from players and coaches following the opening round of the 2025-26 Ninja A-League season. After an exciting first round, aleagues.com.au presents insights and analysis from key weekend participants.
Match Report: Ninja A-League Returns with Impact
The Friday night clash saw Perth Glory break a two-year away-game winless streak with a 3-1 victory against Western Sydney, marking a significant moment for the team.
“A drought-breaking win for Perth Glory,” remarked Network 10 commentator Ben Homer as referee Isabella Mossin signaled full time. “Their first away win in almost two years. A match which kicked off an hour and 15 minutes late due to lightning delays and storms. Now they can begin to build some momentum this season.”
Additionally, goalscorer Gabby Hollar scored for the first time since January, adding to the significance of the victory.
Key Highlights
- Perth Glory ended their long-standing away-day struggles dating back to 2023.
- The match was delayed by lightning and storms for over an hour.
- Gabby Hollar scored a crucial goal, breaking a personal scoring drought.
Fans are encouraged to secure tickets for Round Two of the Ninja A-League to continue following the thrilling season.
Summary: Perth Glory's strong win ended a two-year away-game drought, sparked by timely goal scoring and resilience through challenging weather, setting a positive tone for the season ahead.
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