And that is all we have for you tonight, unfortunately. Thank you for tuning into Tribe's live coverage of this A-League Men's fixture where Macarthur were just too good for the Jets. I've been Ethan Spencer, until next time.

For the Bulls, they will be pleased with tonight's result which leapfrogs them up into 4th on the ALM table after 13 games played. They showed that their bench is able to contribute late on in games with Oliveira netting late on to wrap things up. They will need to weary however of conceding first as they did tonight. Credit must be given though as they responded immediately with a goal of their own. Macarthur host the Phoenix next week and will look at that fixture as one they can get maximum points from.

The Jets head away to Western United on Friday where they need to start picking up wins if they want any look into the playoff spots. They are able to score goals but perhaps lack the ability to withstand pressure later in games. Newcastle sit in 11th on the table now and have a big second half of the season coming up.

And that's it! Macarthur prevail after coming from behind! A strong showing this evening from Macarthur as they displayed the ability to take big chances that ended up being the difference tonight. After going down early on they responded well with a goal that evened up the contest. Going into halftime they would have felt they just had the upper hand and were creating more chances than the hosts could muster. The second half was the difference as they scored two crucial goals to seal the three points. The Jets didn't offer much more after their first goal apart from Bayliss who was lively in the second half including striking the woodwork which nearly leveled the game late on.

SAVE! A rocket of a free-kick from Brattan is well saved over the bar from Scott. It will be a Macarthur corner and you would think that will be pretty much it!

AND THAT SEALS VICTORY FOR MACARTHUR! The Bulls put Newcastle out of their misery with a rocket from Bernardo. He links up with De Silva to receive a one-two on the right side of the box. He then fires and beats Scott in the goal to seal the three points!

Unlucky for Newcastle on this occasion. Rose just extends his foot too far and collects the Macarthur player in a challenge. Wellissol collects the scraps and fires into the top corner but it won't count as the referee had already blown for the foul.