ES Setif took on Western Sydney in the FIFA Club World Championship of International on December 17. The match ended 2-2, and the tie has been decided in a penalty shootout, where ES Setif claimed the win by scoring five penalties, while Western Sydney fell short with just four.
Romeo Castelen scored the first goal of the game on the 5th minute of the match, putting Western Sydney ahead. goals from Daniel Mullen, Abdelmalek Ziaya and Vitor Saba followed, securing the 2-2 result.
ES Setif's most recent match on December 13 resulted in a defeat to Auckland City, and they'll be keen to make amends here.
Western Sydney are enduring a rough patch just like their oponents, entering this game after suffering three losses in a row to Cruz Azul, Adelaide United and Brisbane Roar, as they have now gone nine matches without tasting victory. Their backline has lacked consistency, conceding goals in their last five matches in a row.
In this FIFA Club World Championship showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for ES Setif and Western Sydney throughout the campaign. ES Setif’s leading scorer El Hedi Belameiri and Akram Djahnit have played significant roles in the team’s attack, each providing decisive moments in their offensive play. Belameiri has already scored three goals in all competitions this term. ES Setif’s attacking depth is further showcased by Rachid Nadji, Sofiane Younes and Abdelmalek Ziaya, who have each made valuable contributions this season.
Meanwhile, Western Sydney’s attacking options have been bolstered by Tomi Juric, the team’s top scorer, and Brendon Santalab, both of whom have contributed crucial goals. La Rocca has emerged as Western Sydney’s leading scorer in FIFA Club World Championship this season, netting one goal. Western Sydney have also relied on Labinot Haliti, Shannon Cole and Mark Bridge to energize their attack through key shots and passes.
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We are updating team formations and line-ups for ES Setif - Western Sydney in real time.
ES Setif kicked off the game with Sofiane Khedairia, Said Kheireddine Arroussi, Amine Megateli, Farid Mellouli, Benjamin Ze Ondo, Toufik Zerara, Akram Djahnit, Sid Ali El Amri who got substituted by Mohamed Lagraa on the 64th minute, Ahmed Gasmi, Sofiane Younes who got substituted by El Hedi Belameiri on the 76th minute and Abdelmalek Ziaya as starters, with Abderaouf Belhani, Omar Saadoune, Mohamed Bouchar, Lyes Boukria, Mohamed Lagraa, Issam Baouz, El Hedi Belameiri, Mohamed Rait, Mohamed Benyettou, Eudes Dagoulou, Ilyes Kouriba and Zahir Nemdil on the bench.
Western Sydney's starting eleven were Dean Bouzanis, Seyi Adeleke, Daniel Alessi, Antony Golec, Daniel Mullen, Kearyn Baccus who got substituted by Tomi Juric on the 67th minute, Romeo Castelen, Labinot Haliti, Mateo Poljak who got substituted by Alusine Fofanah on the 79th minute, Jaushua Sotirio who got substituted by Vitor Saba on the 67th minute and Jason Trifiro, with Ante Covic, Tom Heward-Belle, Shannon Cole, Brendan Hamill, Iacopo La Rocca, Alusine Fofanah, Vitor Saba, Mark Bridge, Tomi Juric and Nikita Rukavytsya on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card five times throughout the game. Antony Golec, Daniel Mullen, Kearyn Baccus, Mateo Poljak and Said Kheireddine Arroussi were the ones to receive it.
ES Setif's most recent outing ended in a loss against Auckland City, while Western Sydney are on a three-game losing streak, having lost to Cruz Azul, Adelaide United and Brisbane Roar FC in their last three matches. Overall, ES Setif have won six of their last twenty matches, losing four and drawing ten, while in their last twenty matches, Western Sydney have recorded six wins, nine losses, and five draws.
We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between ES Setif and Western Sydney in real time. You can watch the goals by Romeo Castelen, Daniel Mullen, Abdelmalek Ziaya and Vitor Saba as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of ES Setif - Western Sydney are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.