Macarthur FC vs Newcastle Jets Prediction: We predict an early goals

The Australia A-League Round 2 matchup between Macarthur FC and Newcastle Jets is scheduled at Campbelltown Stadium. Macarthur FC will aim to extend their previous win to two on their home soil, while Newcastle Jets will aim to prevent a defeat following their recent loss. Bet according to the information provided below when making your betting decision.

Macarthur FC secured a resounding 6-1 win in their opening matchup against Perth Glory in the match closed. In the games, Macarthur FC scored in their early 7th minute by Jed Drew, while Jake Hollman scored thier 2nd goal in the 10th minute, Tomislav Uskok scored their third goal in the 21st minute, and Marin Jakolis scored their 4th and 5th goals, and they ended in a 5-0 win at halftime. In the 2nd halftime, Valere Germain scored their 6th goal in the 61st minute, while the visiting team player (Adam Bugarija) scored in the 74th minute. Macarthur FC will aim to secure a win on their home soil by extending their previous win to two wins.

Newcastle Jets extended their winless streak to two during their last four in their opening matchup against Melbourne City in a 0-1 loss. Before the match, they suffered a defeat against Macarthur FC. However, they were victorious against Rockdale IIinden and Western United. During these games, they have scored nine goals while conceding six. Newcastle Jets will aim to prevent a defeat on the road following their previous defeat.

Macarthur FC and Newcastle Jets scored against one another in four games, and more than two goals were recorded in three games. Macarthur FC won one, while Newcastle Jets won two, and both teams tied in two games.

Macarthur FC will aim to build on their previous scoring performance, while Newcastle Jets will aim to secure a win following their previous defeat. Therefore, we can expect an early high-scoring outcome while we expect both teams to score. Meanwhile, Macarthur FC will aim to extend their previous win since Newcastle Jets were underdogs lately.