Newcastle Jets FC vs Perth Glory FC Prediction: Many goals will be scored

In the twenty-first round of the Australian league, the Newcastle jets will host Perth glory. The Jets have lost three straight games after being blown out by a combined score of four goals by Adelaide in their most recent match. Expert betting tips and odds are provided below.

The Newcastle Jets have been struggling with a terrible run of form as of late, as evidenced by the fact that they have not been able to score a win in any of their past three games, which has led to them falling further down the table.

The Jets are currently in eighth place in the table, and they will be wary of the possibility that a loss this weekend may cause them to plummet into the bottom four because of this possibility.

Despite the fact that Jason Hoffman and Angus Thurgate both scored for their club in their most recent encounter, which was played against Adelaide United and resulted in a 4-2 loss, Arthur Papastamatis saw his team struggle defensively and end up losing the game.

It was their fifth loss of the season at home, but throughout this campaign, the Newcastle Jets have been in stronger form in front of their own fans, which is something they will be hoping to continue this time around. Although it was their fifth loss of the season at home, it was still their strongest form in front of their own fans.

Nonetheless, there was not much to choose between the two teams when they faced each other earlier in this season, as they battled it out to a draw score of 2-2. This is a result that both teams will aim to improve upon when they play against each other again.

After going winless in their previous six matches, the club received a much-needed boost last weekend when the visitors were able to secure three points in their game against them.

In spite of the fact that Jordan Elsey was shown a red card in the second minute of the match, Perth Glory was still able to win the game against Western Sydney Wanderers by the score of one goal to none.

Despite this, the Glory did not take action until it was almost too late to secure that result, as Aaron McEneff scored the game-winning goal in the 96th minute of play.

In order for Perth Glory to generate some momentum from that win, though, they will need to significantly improve their form when they are away from home. So far this season, they have only won one game when they are away from home.

There is a lot of pressure on the club to make sure that they strive to pull away from that position heading into the next few games, given that they are currently just five points above the last place in the standings.

Perth Glory is now in 10th place, although they are only 4 points behind sixth-place Sydney if they win this game. We anticipate a high-scoring, back-and-forth contest in which neither team can be counted on to hold a decisive advantage in possession.