10-man Victory hold off Roar to make it six in a row

Melbourne Victory secured their sixth consecutive A-League win with a strong opening 30 minutes paving the way for a 3-2 win over Brisbane Roar, despite Besart Berisha's dismissal, at AAMI Park on Friday night.

Besart Berisha

Catch Besart Berisha's Melbourne Victory against Brisbane Roar on SBS VICELAND on Friday night Source: Getty Images

Two goals in five minutes got things going for Kevin Muscat's men, before Berisha's 27th minute penalty gave the Victory what appeared to be an unassailable 3-0 lead.

But in a helter-skelter first-half, the Roar hit back in the 30th minute with Dimitri Petratos producing a scintillating free-kick, and a contender for goal of the A-League season, to cut the home side's advantage.

Just 11 minutes later and Brisbane were back to within a goal of the Victory, with Brandon Borrello's shot resulting in an own goal from James Donachie, against his old side.

Then when Berisha was given a straight red card in the 58th minute for, what appeared to be, innocuous contact on Luke DeVere, the Roar would have fancied their chances of getting a result.


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