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Yasuhito Endo scored the lone goal Sunday to lead Gamba Osaka to a 1-0 win over Adelaide United and a semifinal showdown with Manchester United at the Club World Cup.
28th October 2009 Darren Andrews Hindmarsh Stadium, South Australia- Newsvine.com- Adelaide United FC has again failed to break the Melbourne Victory spell after going down 3-1 to their arch rivals tonight at Etihad Stadium.
Melbourne Victory on top of A-League table Melbourne Victory's bid for back-to-back A-League titles is on course after its best performance of the season.
Debutant's double fires Victory winThe more things change, the more things stay the same. Melbourne Victory beats Adelaide United. Always, it seems.
Victory out to continue Reds runMelbourne Victory laid one of its own bogeys last weekend, when the champion went up to Newcastle and ended a long barren streak in the Hunter Valley with a 3-1 win over the Jets.
Ernie turns to Thai star Thailand international Sutee Suksomkit is set to make his Melbourne Victory debut in tomorrow night's A-League showdown against Adelaide United.
Vargas loss forces reshuffleMelbourne Victory coach Ernie Merrick will be forced to reshuffle his defensive pack after veteran centre half Rody Vargas was ruled out for tomorrow's grand final rematch with Adelaide.
Melbourne Victory striker Archie Thompson questions Adelaide United's belief Melbourne Victory striker Archie Thompson yesterday questioned the mindset of Adelaide United captain Travis Dodd for the A-League clash on Saturday night.
Lady Reds go down to MelbourneAdelaide United's Women's team has gone down 2-0 to Melbourne Victory Women in Round Three of the 2009 Westfield W-League at Hindmarsh Stadium this afternoon.
Blog: Just Loving AdelaideAbout a year or so ago I wrote about how much I hated Adelaide and couldn't bear to give them any kind of support during their semi-successful Asian Champions League campaign. A year on I take it all back, I love Adelaide.
Newsvine-Darren Andrews Hindmarsh Stadium 7/8/09 Travis Dodd proved the difference again as The Reds downed the Glory.
Bizarre Fines For Victory And RedsMelbourne and Adelaide have each been fined $10,000 for their parts in the aftermath of two controversial incidents in last month's A-League Grand Final.
A-League grand final red cards revokedThe red cards given to Melbourne Victory's Danny Allsopp and Adelaide United's Cristiano in the A-League grand final have been revoked.
Blog: Breeze BlowsMore often than not Grand Finals fail to live up to the hype that surrounds them and Saturday night's match was no exception.
Victory triumphed on biggest night of A-League seasonIt was everything a grand final should be. Controversial. Uncompromising. Tight. Unscripted. Aggressive. Physically tough, occasionally bordering on violent. The result uncertain all the way to the final whistle.
Victory's Danny Allsopp says Adelaide final to be fieryMelbourne Victory is bracing for an explosive start to tomorrow's A-League grand final, wary Adelaide may try to assert its presence in the opening minutes.
Allsopp expects fiery opening from RedsTwo years ago the A-League grand final began with fireworks when Kevin Muscat crunched Adelaide midfielder Diego and Ross Aloisi, the Reds skipper, was seeing red within 33 minutes of the opening whistle after being booked twice for rough challenges.
Blog: Mental As AnythingThe psychology of the respective teams leading up to the final game of the season is one of the more fascinating aspects for fans
Melbourne Victory confident ahead of A-League finalSupremely confident Melbourne Victory believes it is almost unbeatable in Saturday night's A-League grand final.
Vargas Thrives As FavouritesMelbourne Victory defender Rody Vargas says his team of conquerors relish being tagged clear favourites for Saturday night's Hyundai A-League Grand Final.
Victory fighting against complacencyMelbourne Victory acknowledge complacency could be their undoing if they dwell on previous encounters with Adelaide United ahead of Saturday night's A-League grand final.
Ernie Merrick expects one goal to settle grand finalCoach Ernie Merrick has warned Melbourne Victory fans not to expect a goalfest against Adelaide United in the A-League grand final.
All quiet on the Merrick front as Victory concentrates on playing its own gameAdelaide United might have been in turmoil for most of the past week, but Melbourne Victory, its grand final host, has been an oasis of tranquillity as it prepares to become the first club in the A-League to win two championships.
Melbourne Victory is ready for the A-League grand final | Herald SunMelbourne Victory's A-League championship bid, now just one win away, is fuelled by enormous self-belief, resolve and ruthlessness.
Query on Carlos HernandezMelbourne Victory will not rush game-breaking playmaker Carlos Hernandez straight back on to the pitch for tomorrow night's major semi-final second leg against Adelaide United.
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