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Brisbane Roar vs Auckland: A-League Match Prediction

Australia. A League· Tour 3 Live
Brisbane RoarBrisbane Roar
0:1
(0:1, 0:0)
Перерыв · 46'
AucklandAuckland
12.5437%
X3.5427%
22.6536%
Our prediction
Individual Total 2 Over (0.5) 1.26
Stake 100 $, potential win 26 $ odds at kick-off 1.22

More picks

  • 2nd half: Total Over (1) 1.39 pending
  • Yellow cards: Total Under (4.5) 1.4 pending

Brisbane Roar host Auckland at Suncorp Stadium in round 3 of the A-League on 30 October. Both clubs have three points, three behind Wellington Phoenix, but Brisbane have played one match fewer. Brisbane won their league opener; Auckland arrive after a heavy away defeat.

Brisbane Roar
Brisbane RoarLast 5: 3 W, 0 D, 2 L

Brisbane: results improve before the defence settles

Recent form and scoring patterns

Brisbane have won three successive matches: 4:3 against Brisbane Olympic, 3:1 against Broadmeadow Magic and 2:1 against Perth Glory. Those followed two 4:0 friendly defeats, leaving their five-match record at three wins and two losses, with nine goals scored and 13 conceded. Only the Perth fixture was a league match.

Strengths and weaknesses in numbers

  • Two consecutive home wins produced five goals scored and two conceded across all competitions.
  • Brisbane conceded in all five recent matches, including each game of their winning run.
  • Their three away friendlies produced four goals for and 11 against.
  • Brisbane are fifth, immediately above Auckland.

Attacking contributors and selection

Nam Tae-hee and Justin Vidic have one league goal apiece, while Tate Russell has supplied an assist. Brisbane's probable lineup, formation, injuries and suspensions are unconfirmed.

Recent matches
  • Perth Gloryhome2:1
  • Broadmeadow Magichome3:1
  • Brisbane Olympicaway4:3
  • Persija Jakartaaway0:4
  • Dewa Unitedaway0:4
Auckland
AucklandLast 5: 1 W, 0 D, 4 L

Auckland: attacking output meets defensive repair

A difficult five-match sequence

Auckland have lost four of their last five matches, scoring six goals and conceding 12. Their league campaign began with a 3:1 win over Melbourne City before a 5:2 defeat at Western Sydney Wanderers.

Where the balance is breaking down

  • Five league goals represent an average of 2.5 per match, with Lachlan Bayliss contributing two.
  • Six conceded means an average of three per league game, across only two fixtures.
  • Both league matches featured BTTS and Over 2.5 goals.
  • Auckland conceded in all five recent matches.

A forced change in attack

Sam Cosgrove is unavailable after receiving a two-match suspension for comments made to a journalist. Pedro Moreira must make at least one starting change. Luka Vicelich and Lachlan Brook each have one league goal, but Cosgrove's replacement, the full probable lineup, formation and injury details are unconfirmed.

Recent matches
  • Western Sydney Wanderersaway2:5
  • Melbourne Cityhome3:1
  • Western Sydney Wanderershome1:3
  • Al-Ahli Jeddahaway0:1
  • Tottenham Hotspurhome0:2

Previous meetings favour Auckland

Auckland have won three of the four official meetings, drawing the other, with an aggregate score of 7:1. Every encounter finished with exactly two goals; BTTS occurred only in the 1:1 draw. Both official visits to Brisbane ended in 2:0 Auckland wins. The separate friendly finished 2:2 and is excluded from that competitive record.

Brisbane Roar wins 0draws 2Auckland wins 3
  • 09.01.2026Brisbane Roar0:2AucklandAustralia. A League
  • 23.11.2025Auckland1:1Brisbane RoarAustralia. A League
  • 03.08.2025Brisbane Roar2:2AucklandClub Friendlies
  • 30.03.2025Brisbane Roar0:2AucklandAustralia. A League
  • 19.10.2024Auckland2:0Brisbane RoarAustralia. A League

Moreira's priority is defensive recovery

Moreira's pre-match priority is defensive recovery. Brisbane's home event has a Halloween theme, with supporters invited to attend in costume.

Line-ups

Brisbane Roar

Starting XI: 5. Tom Aldred, 6. Noah Maieroni, 8. Tyrese Francois, 9. Virgiliu Postolachi, 10. Nam Tae-hee, 13. Tate Russell, 16. Joel King, 17. Justin Vidic, 19. Sabit James Ngor, 40. George Plusnin, 77. Milorad Stajic

Substitutes: 1. Dean Bouzanis, 2. Jacob Nasso, 11. Marko Ilic 1999, 14. Emin Durakovic, 15. Hosine Bility, 22. Nathan Amanatidis, 44. Jordan Lauton

Coach: Michael Valkanis

Auckland

Starting XI: 1. Michael Woud, 2. Hiroki Sakai, 4. Nando Pijnaker, 8. Luis Gallegos, 10. Lachlan Bayliss, 15. Francis De Vries, 22. Jake Brimmer, 23. Ronan Wynne, 27. Logan Rogerson, 35. Jonty Bidois, 77. Lachlan Brook

Substitutes: 16. Daniel Normann, 17. Callan Elliot, 18. Marley Leuluai, 21. Isa Prins, 25. Luka Vicelich, 30. Joseph Knowles, 57. Van Fleming Fitzharris

Coach: Pedro Miguel de Barros Moreira

Our prediction: Auckland to score

Our pick for Brisbane Roar against Auckland at Suncorp Stadium is Individual Total 2 Over (0.5) 1.27. Auckland have scored five goals across their opening two league games, finding the net in both. Brisbane have conceded in all five of their latest matches across all competitions: their winning run has not yet produced a clean sheet.

The main caution is Sam Cosgrove's two-match suspension, which forces Pedro Moreira to change his attack. Yet Lachlan Bayliss already has two league goals, while Luka Vicelich and Lachlan Brook have one each, spreading the scoring contribution. The two-game league sample is small, so the case rests on clearing a one-goal threshold rather than repeating Auckland's recent totals. A possible score is 1:1.

Final betting view

Individual Total 2 Over (0.5) 1.27 targets Auckland's scoring threat without requiring an away victory. Cosgrove's absence reduces confidence, but Brisbane's lack of clean sheets makes one visiting goal a reasonable expectation.

Chances by market estimate

Brisbane Roar37%
Draw27%
Auckland36%

Team form

Brisbane Roar
Brisbane RoarLast 5: 3 W, 0 D, 2 L
  • Perth Gloryhome2:1
  • Broadmeadow Magichome3:1
  • Brisbane Olympicaway4:3
  • Persija Jakartaaway0:4
  • Dewa Unitedaway0:4
Auckland
AucklandLast 5: 1 W, 0 D, 4 L
  • Western Sydney Wanderersaway2:5
  • Melbourne Cityhome3:1
  • Western Sydney Wanderershome1:3
  • Al-Ahli Jeddahaway0:1
  • Tottenham Hotspurhome0:2

Standings

#TeamPWDLGoalsPts
4Sydney21102:14
5Brisbane Roar11002:13
6Auckland21015:63
7Newcastle Jets20203:32

Head-to-head

Brisbane Roar wins 0draws 2Auckland wins 3
  • 09.01.2026Brisbane Roar0:2AucklandAustralia. A League
  • 23.11.2025Auckland1:1Brisbane RoarAustralia. A League
  • 03.08.2025Brisbane Roar2:2AucklandClub Friendlies
  • 30.03.2025Brisbane Roar0:2AucklandAustralia. A League
  • 19.10.2024Auckland2:0Brisbane RoarAustralia. A League

About the match

  • 30 October · 05:00 New York
  • Venue: Suncorp Stadium (Brisbane)

Odds

Match result
W12.54
X3.54
W22.65
Double chance
1X1.47
121.29
2X1.5
Handicaps
Handicap 1 (-1)4.12
Handicap 1 (0)1.81
Handicap 1 (1)1.24
Handicap 2 (-1)4
Handicap 2 (0)2
Handicap 2 (1)1.23
Totals
Total Over (2)1.35
Total Over (2.5)1.84
Total Over (3)2.21
Total Under (2)3.15
Total Under (2.5)1.97
Total Under (3)1.67
Team totals
Individual Total 2 Over (0.5)1.22
Both teams to score
Both Teams To Score - Yes1.57
Both Teams To Score - No2.26

odds before kick-off

A narrow away preference in a stable market

Auckland are slight 1X2 favourites at a margin-free probability of 38.1%, against 34.1% for Brisbane and 27.8% for the draw. The four-percentage-point gap leaves little separation between the teams. No meaningful line movement has occurred over the past 24 hours.

The goals market marginally favours Under 2.5 at 51.1%, while BTTS is assessed at 54.1%. The recent league samples are too small to establish a high-scoring pattern, so the case for a goals bet remains limited.

Our prediction

Market
Individual Total 2 Over (0.5)
Odds
1.26
Odds at prediction
1.27
Confidence
Our estimate
73%
Market estimate
75%
Stake amount
100 $ · 1.26
Potential win
26 $
Odds at kick-off
1.22
Status
pending