Unfortunately, that is all we have time for tonight. Thanks for tuning in to Tribe's live coverage of this A-League Men's match between Macarthur and Sydney FC. I've been Ethan Spencer, until next time.

For Sydney, they will be joyful with how the result ended but needed to work hard to take all three points. They were persistent in their attacking play and it finally paid off in the second half as Klimala and Segecic got their names on the scoresheet. They now fly out to South Korea for the first leg of the AFC Cup quarter-finals. Their next A-League game comes on the 16th of March where they host the Wellington Phoenix, in their run home to the playoffs.

For Macarthur, they will head back to the drawing board and try not to get their heads down as they know that their recent departures have left gaps in the lineup. They turn their attention towards Melbourne City on Friday, where a win will get their heads up and willing to keep going in the run to the playoffs. They remain in eighth, but now sit four points adrift from the top six. A huge match next week.

It’s all wrapped up in Campbelltown, with Sydney FC claiming their first away win since November 1st, easing past a lacklustre and disjointed Macarthur side. The Bulls looked flustered and rushed. Despite failing to find the net in the first half, the Sky Blues lifted their intensity and, crucially, their accuracy. In a match Sydney FC controlled from the opening whistle, they take home all three points with a comfortable 2-0 victory, climbing back into the Top 6.

That will be all and after a dominant first half, Sydney were able to find the goals to take all three points from this one!

Segecich lurks nearby as Boli prepares to play a backpass to Kurto. With some help from the home crowd, Boli picks up on Segecich’s approach and quickly signals for Kurto to clear it long downfield.

The referee blows for a foul on Makrillos who slid in from a distance on Courtney-Perkins. Last ditch efforts here by the hosts.

Another corner for the Bulls as it falls to the back post for Brattan to put it straight back in. He lands it at the back post but Devenish-Meares swoops in to claim.

The Bulls scrap their way through inside the Sydney box but after a messy bit of play, the flag is raised as Jakolis was offside in the build up.