Sydney FC have returned to winning ways courtesy of the Joe Lolley show. Make sure you join us again on Tribe this weekend for more A-League action. It's been a pleasure bringing you this one from Allianz Stadium in Sydney. For now, Harrison Ryburn signing out.

This was pretty much one-way traffic from start to finish in a dominant Sydney FC peformance. There were none of the jitters of their performance away at the Jets on the weekend, and they always looked in control. It probably took them longer then they wouldn't have wanted to break the Perth resistance, with the goal coming 52 minutes into the contest, but it was due reward for dictating 75% of the possession and piecing together 24 shots at goal. Perth just couldn't get out of their own end, and despite creating a couple of moments on the counter, they were always on the back foot.

Fulltime at Allianz Stadium and it's all been about Joe Lolley as Sydney FC have coasted to a three-goal victory over the Perth Glory. The visitors had done well to keep it goalless at the break, but the floodgates opened in the second half and Joe Lolley came to the fore with a well-taken hat-trick. That makes it four games unbeaten for the Sky Blues, whilst the Glory have now lost their last three.

Faisal comes forward down the left this time, and breaks into the box. He runs out of room for a shot though, and ends up losing possession straight over the sideline for a Sydney throw over near the corner flag.

The ball bounces around in the middle of the park, before Perth get it under control. They try a long ball forward, but it's very hopeful, and bounces through for Devenish-Meares to control inside the box.

Not a great night for Risdon on the night of his 150th appearance for Perth in the A-League. He's replaced by Khoa Ngo for what's left of the action.

Lolley departs to a standing ovation straight after completing his hat-trick. Patrick Wood, Tiago Quintal, and Jaiden Kucharski all enter the pitch for the Sky Blues, with six minutes of stoppage time to play.