Brisbane Roar

Roly Bonevacia netted twice to help Wellington past Victory, while Jamie Maclaren got a quick-fire hat-trick for Brisbane Roar.

The A-League returned with a bang as Brisbane Roar grabbed a last-gasp equaliser against Melbourne Victory.

There were first wins for both Brisbane Roar and Melbourne Victory in a dramatic day of A-League action.

Brisbane Roar scored in the closing stages to defeat Perth Glory and move level on points with their third-placed opponents.

Whether Sydney FC right-back Rhyan Grant should have been sent off is likely to dominate the fall-out from their 1-1 draw at Brisbane Roar.

Sydney FC are the 2016-17 A-League premiers after Brisbane Roar's win over Melbourne Victory left them with an unassailable lead at the top.

Bruce Kamau and Nicolas Colazo were on target as Melbourne City battled back for a draw following Jamie Maclaren's brace for Brisbane Roar.

Carlos Tevez Despite boasting Carlos Tevez and Obafemi Martins, Shanghai Shenhua were upstaged by Australian opponents Brisbane Roar on Wednesday.

Carlos Tevez Shanghai Shenhua were beaten 2-0 by Brisbane Roar as they crashed out of the AFC Champions League on Carlos Tevez's debut.

Besart Berisha Besart Berisha netted a first-half penalty before being sent off as Melbourne Victory held on to a 3-2 A-League win over Brisbane Roar.