FULL PENALTY SHOOTOUT | Auckland FC v Melbourne City

追加: 2026-05-09

[00:00:01]We don't see the penalty takers. We don't know the running order.

[00:00:06]Only when the players walk forward do they reveal themselves. Andrew Nabbout will take the first penalty for Melbourne City.

[00:00:33]Down low for Andrew Nabbout.

[00:00:38]Michael Vaut on shore has done his research, but which side will Andrew Nabbout choose?

[00:00:46]First penalty of the shootout and drilled into the back of the net and the hands to the ear from Andrew Nabbout in the time-honored tradition.

[00:00:56]First blood to Melbourne City.

[00:00:59]Pathetic and antagonizing Andrew Nabbout.

[00:01:05]Sets the scene.

[00:01:08]Converts the first penalty.

[00:01:11]Sam Cosgrove is up first for Auckland FC. He's taken a penalty at this end during the regular season and seen it saved by Josh Oluwayemi.

[00:01:24]And on that occasion, he went to the goalkeeper's left.

[00:01:30]Oh, we don't hit this.

[00:01:32]We don't hit that.

[00:01:39]Busted ankle ligaments.

[00:01:41]Not a problem for Sam Cosgrove as he squares things up.

[00:01:48]Had to be patient.

[00:01:49]Alex King had a word for Patrick Beach.

[00:01:55]Wasn't affected. Stroked up to the ball.

[00:01:58]Stroked it to Beach's right.

[00:02:11]Mathew Leckie involved in so many big moments in his career.

[00:02:22]Michael Vaut keys right, but too much power on it from the veteran.

[00:02:28]And it's advantage Melbourne City, although they've had one more kick.

[00:02:33]How Mathew Leckie has enough left in the legs to take a penalty is beyond me.

[00:02:42]Vaut clearly prepared. Knew Leckie favors his left, the goalkeeper's right.

[00:02:48]But the penalty was too good.

[00:02:53]The number 10 is showing.

[00:03:04]Guillermo Mayr Three penalties. All to the KEEPER'S RIGHT.

[00:03:12]HE GOES TOP.

[00:03:13]Keeper's left this time and rips it home.

[00:03:17]And we're all square again.

[00:03:21]Silence in commentary.

[00:03:23]And it broke on the swish of the net as Guillermo Mayr tested the roof.

[00:03:38]Marcus Younis the breakout star of the second half of this A-League men's season.

[00:03:48]Seven goals in 11 matches.

[00:03:52]A little step and a jump and a composed finish.

[00:03:57]As again, he gives a message to the Port.

[00:04:02]And ahead they go again.

[00:04:08]Same preparation, same approach from Marcus Younis.

[00:04:15]Down the middle this time. He's scored penalties both left and right.

[00:04:19]Just look like a man made for the moment.

[00:04:24]Jake Brimmer in A-League game number 202.

[00:04:32]He's locked horns so often with Melbourne City.

[00:04:41]And he makes no mistake and has a word in the ear, I reckon, of Patrick Beach as it's three apiece.

[00:04:53]Well, Beach is starting to talk.

[00:04:58]Trying to disrupt, trying to antagonize the penalty takers on approach.

[00:05:04]Jake Brimmer with some afters for him having converted.

[00:05:11]Scott Galloway is next.

[00:05:16]A late entrance into the football match.

[00:05:21]He makes no mistake.

[00:05:24]A seventh straight successful penalty in the shootout as Scott Galloway scores his.

[00:05:32]What a penalty.

[00:05:35]Not a suggestion of nerves from Galloway.

[00:05:40]Whips that one across the face of Michael Vaut.

[00:05:43]For the second time, the Auckland keeper went the right way, but couldn't keep it out.

[00:05:50]Liam Gillion who has never scored in the A-League for Auckland FC.

[00:05:57]Had a standout Oceania Pro League campaign.

[00:06:01]On the biggest stage of HIS LIFE.

[00:06:04]HE FINDS THE BACK OF THE NET.

[00:06:07]And it's four four in the shootout.

[00:06:13]And still and still there is nothing to separate them.

[00:06:19]Liam Gillion again an absence of anything which suggests anxiety. Now we get to the elimination part of proceedings, Tony. They are effectively in sudden death now.

[00:06:41]Nishan Menikdiwela a goalscorer already tonight.

[00:06:47]And he finds the back of the net.

[00:06:50]Five perfect penalties for Melbourne City.

[00:07:01]And now Auckland FC must score to keep the shootout alive.

[00:07:12]Nando Pijnaker is the man.

[00:07:25]He'll belt this one with his LEFT FOOT, NO DOUBT.

[00:07:29]AND STEADY PLACES INTO THE CORNER.

[00:07:33]And these two teams will not be separated.

[00:07:38]An immunity to pressure. Off the post.

[00:07:41]Nando Pijnaker with Auckland's season on the line.

[00:07:45]Returning from a dislocated shoulder.

[00:07:48]One of the responsibility of penalty number five. And stepped up and met the moment head-on.

[00:07:56]Now we're into the players who didn't originally put their hands up. Here's Florin Berenguer.

[00:08:03]Melbourne City's captain.

[00:08:05]Their talisman. Their player of the year.

[00:08:08]He finds the net and shushes the Port.

[00:08:16]Berenguer has been a warrior tonight.

[00:08:18]Has an assist to his name. Now a successful penalty.

[00:08:28]And still we go on.

[00:08:32]Nabbout, Leckie, Younis, Galloway, Menikdiwela, Berenguer for Melbourne City. Cosgrove, Mayr, Brimmer, Gillion, Pijnaker and now Sakai.

[00:08:50]The Rocky Sakai with a captain's penalty.

[00:08:54]And a smile as wide as the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

[00:08:58]Six six in the shootout.

[00:09:06]The level keeps getting higher.

[00:09:08]The stakes getting higher. The cliff face more sharper where you're edging towards the end of this one, but both teams surviving. They won't go away.

[00:09:24]Next up with Melbourne City's seventh penalty is Daniel Arzani.

[00:09:36]Strike by Arzani!

[00:09:41]The Port pay homage to their goalkeeping hero in Michael Vaut who has put Auckland FC within touching distance of the semi-final.

[00:09:55]PENALTY NUMBER 13. unlucky number 13 for Nathaniel Atkinson.

[00:10:02]A brilliant Vidmar and Melbourne City.

[00:10:05]Michael Woud prepared, goes the right way.

[00:10:13]Two hands to see that one off.

[00:10:19]Words exchanged between Woud and Beach.

[00:10:28]And Dan Hall who has never scored for Auckland FC and last scored in December of 2023.

[00:10:39]63 games without a goal.

[00:10:43]Dan Hall.

[00:10:54]Goal!

[00:10:56]Stands tall and Auckland FC are through to another A-League Men's semi-final in the most dramatic of circumstances.

[00:11:10]SEVEN PERFECT PENALTIES for Auckland FC and they march on.

[00:11:18]We will have a new A-League Men's champion in 2025-26.

[00:11:24]Auckland FC ON THE MOST EMOTIONAL NIGHT in front of their Port HAVE GOT THE JOB DONE.

[00:11:34]DELIGHT mixed with despair.