Newcastle Jets vs Perth Glory: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 23 Nov '25)

As the excitement builds for the A-League Men clash, we're all set to witness some exhilarating action at the McDonald Jones Stadium in Australia on Sunday, November 23, '25. This match is not just a contest; it's a comedic rendezvous between footballing skills and quirks, featuring our favorite dueling teams: the Newcastle Jets and Perth Glory.

Peeking back at their recent encounters, Newcastle Jets, with one cheeky victory, have outpaced Perth Glory, who've yet to savor the sweet taste of triumph. Astonishingly, they've found themselves in two draws, echoing the last showdown on Saturday, January 25, where both teams politely shared the spoils.

Now, let's talk about streaks and slips. Newcastle Jets, aiming to soar high, recently crash-landed with a 0-3 loss to Brisbane Roar. Meanwhile, Perth Glory tripped over the victorious Central Coast Mariners, ending with a 0-1 loss. In their domestic leagues, these teams are in a race... to the bottom, with Newcastle Jets at 10th position and Perth Glory lying in the 12th spot.

Player performance stats: Newcastle's secret weapon is the formidable goal machine, A. Badolato, who has graciously gifted us with 4 goals this season. Meanwhile, Perth Glory relies on the generous L. Wales, who tops the assist chart with... well, a single assist. When it comes to player ratings, Alexander Badolato once again leads with a rating of 7.85, leaving his teammates Oscar Fryer and Kosta Grozos to play catch-up. Perth’s Jaiden Kucharski stands tall at 7.7, with William Freney and Lachlan Wales trying not to trip over each other to follow.

Possession is nine-tenths of the law, or so they say, and Newcastle Jets have hogged the ball for 57.25% of the time. Perth Glory, on the other hand, might want to check their pockets for their missing possession percentage, which stands at a mere 45.5%. As for corners, Newcastle Jets love them; an average of 5.5 corners per game, whereas Perth Glory seems content with 3.75.

When the card sharks gather, Newcastle Jets hold a modest collection of 4 yellow cards, zero reds, and a clean slate on penalties. Perth Glory, however, seems to have mixed up yellow for gold, brandishing a higher count with 10 yellow cards.

Based on all these raucous statistics, one might conclude that the scene is set for an amusing display of football flair. With a penchant for possession and cooler heads in discipline, Newcastle Jets are predicted to whoosh their way to a win!