- Fremantle City FC (W) have been the better side so far in NPLW WA with 24 points (W7, D3, L2) from 12 games, scoring 29 goals.
- Perth SC (W) are the league leaders with 30 points from 12 matches (W9, D3, L0), conceding only two goals in the league this term.
- Perth SC (W) have the recent edge in this fixture, winning 2-1 on 28 June, 2026 after a 0-0 draw in April and a 2-1 win in July 2025. The head-to-head overall is heavily in Perth's favour with 13 wins to Fremantle's four and four draws from 21 meetings across all competitions.
Perth in red-hot form, Fremantle not far behind
Perth SC (W) arrive in red-hot form for their clash with Fremantle City FC (W) on Wednesday. Perth SC have taken the recent head-to-head edge with a 2-1 win since April, but this game is never a sure thing for either team.
In their last two outings, Fremantle have beaten Perth RedStar 2-0 and NTC 2-1, which suggests they can find the pressure points to create and score goals against a compact, well-organised Perth side.
Fremantle will look to make this as messy as possible while Perth will look to play patient football and overload the wide areas where the home side will have less cover and numbers. This should be a very interesting contest.
Best bet is on the draw-no-bet market
We are taking Perth to get the win in this one, but the odds on Fremantle are a little off, so an insurance bet on the away side in the draw-no-bet lane makes the most sense to us.
An away win is available at 2.06, but we think 2.93 is a bit on the short side for a team in second spot with four wins and two losses in their last six across all current competitions.
The bet that best suits Perth's attacking edge is the over 2.5 goals option, which is available at 1.57 here, but we will take the away team in the DNB lane as our main recommendation.
Fremantle are led by a creative midfielder
Abbey Green is Fremantle's chief spark and she provides both goals and assists, but also has the ability to find a piece of magic or invention in the final third that can open up a stubborn defense. Olivia Trueman is another finisher, but Laura Waltman does a good job of linking the midfield and attack with her combination play.
Sam Geddes' side are going to press high and fast, looking to get their opponents off balance from the start and playing a game where they can exploit counter-attacking opportunities from turnovers.
This is a good time to play Perth
Tom Glavovich's Perth SC side have been ruthless in their recent run of wins, keeping the ball and executing in the attacking third when they get it. Jaime Duncanson is a creative force and goalscoring threat, while Rebecca Bennett is a rock in the back line of a defence that has conceded just two league goals. Ella Lincoln is their reliable goal scorer, always in the box, always looking to pounce on the service that comes in from the wide players who operate the ball with patience. A 1-0 or 2-1 away win looks the most likely outcome in correct score betting, as Fremantle are good at home and have the firepower to make this a tight game.