Perth Glory beat Adelaide United 4–0 at HBF Park on Sunday, November 1, 2026, in Matchweek 3 of the A-League Men season. Perth led 3–0 at halftime, with Jaiden Kucharski, Tadi Kuzamba, Stefan Colakovski and Matthew Ellis scoring. Both clubs’ official postgame reports confirm that this match has finished.
Match information checked November 1, 2026. The guide below concerns the men’s league fixture in Perth, with viewing information for Australia.
Illustrative scenario—fictional: Alex is an Adelaide-based fan who sees Perth Glory trending after missing the game. He wants to know whether it is still live, what the score means and where to catch up. His first useful move would be to check the dated full-time report, then choose between a brief highlights package and a longer replay. Alex is an example, not a real spectator or a source for the match facts.
Perth Glory vs Adelaide United: the confirmed match facts
Perth Glory’s official match report records the four scorers and the halftime score. Adelaide United’s report independently confirms the 4–0 full-time result.
| Detail | Confirmed information |
|---|
| Competition | A-League Men, 2026–27, Matchweek 3 |
| Fixture | Perth Glory vs Adelaide United |
| Venue | HBF Park, Perth, Western Australia |
| Date | Sunday, November 1, 2026 |
| Full-time score | Perth Glory 4–0 Adelaide United |
| Halftime score | Perth Glory 3–0 Adelaide United |
| Scheduled kickoff in Perth | 4:00 p.m. AWST (UTC+08:00) |
| Equivalent kickoff in Adelaide | 6:30 p.m. ACDT (UTC+10:30) |
| Equivalent kickoff in UTC | 08:00 UTC, November 1 |
What decided the match?
The key stretch came in the first half: Perth scored three times between the 16th and 33rd minutes. Ellis added the fourth late in the game. The scoring sequence in Glory’s report gives Alex a useful starting point if he wants to locate the decisive moments in a replay.
| Minute | Perth goal scorer | Score after the goal |
|---|
| 16 | Jaiden Kucharski | 1–0 |
| 20 | Tadi Kuzamba | 2–0 |
| 33 | Stefan Colakovski | 3–0 |
| 85 | Matthew Ellis | 4–0 |
Adelaide’s report says the visitors had most of the possession but struggled to turn that control into clear chances. Coach Airton Andrioli made three changes at halftime, and the second half was more competitive, although United conceded again. Those details help explain why possession alone would give an incomplete picture of the game.
Match analysis: the early three-goal lead is the most useful lens for reviewing the contest. It changed what each team needed from the remaining minutes. For Alex, watching the opening 33 minutes and then the second-half response would offer more context than looking only at the final score.
Why does the result matter for the two teams?
The A-Leagues’ postgame report identifies this as Perth’s first league win after two defeats. It also notes that Kuzamba scored his first A-League Men goal, while Adelaide suffered a second successive league loss to begin its campaign.
That is the immediate season context. A result from one early-season fixture does not establish either club’s eventual finishing position. When checking the standings, use the league table updated after the match rather than the pregame records still attached to an older preview.
What should you know about team selection?
Adelaide came into the match during a demanding run of fixtures. In the club’s October 31 pregame update, Andrioli discussed the short turnaround, travel and the need to assess the players before selecting his starting team.
The league’s report subsequently recorded a starting eleven containing eight players under 23, with Craig Goodwin not featuring and Ryan Kitto and Juan Muniz on the bench. Use those reported selections when reviewing the game; a preview’s expected lineup can differ from the team that actually plays.
Why did Perth and Adelaide show different kickoff times?
They were different clock readings for the same event. Perth’s official matchday guide listed 4:00 p.m. at HBF Park. Adelaide’s pregame announcement specified both 4:00 p.m. AWST and 6:30 p.m. ACDT.
AWST means Australian Western Standard Time, UTC+08:00. ACDT means Australian Central Daylight Time, UTC+10:30. On November 1, Adelaide was two hours and 30 minutes ahead of Perth. Both readings corresponded to 08:00 UTC on the same date. In the fictional example, Alex’s 6:30 p.m. listing would therefore match the 4:00 p.m. Perth kickoff.
Check the competition as well as the time. The Perth matchday guide also promoted a separate A-League Women fixture against Wellington Phoenix later in the doubleheader. That was a different match with a different opponent.
Where can Australian fans watch highlights or a replay?
Paramount+ is the main place to look for the full replay. The A-Leagues’ 2026–27 season guide confirms every men’s match on Paramount+, with minis, highlights and replays also available. A mini is an edited, shorter version of the game. Check the service’s listing for this exact fixture and its current availability before subscribing.
For a shorter catch-up, the league’s official viewing guide says 10 Streaming carries highlights of every A-League Men match. Full replays on 10 Streaming apply to games broadcast on Network 10. Free-to-air coverage of this particular fixture was not independently verified, so the general presence of A-League football on 10 should not be treated as confirmation of a free full replay.
Which page should you trust if a preview still looks live?
For this completed fixture, start with the two clubs’ dated match reports. The official A-Leagues match center is another reference for the event, but an empty statistics panel or an old kickoff message is not evidence of a 0–0 score.
In Alex’s example, checking the team names, men’s competition, November 1 date and full-time label would resolve the immediate question. He could then pick highlights for the goals or a replay for the broader performance, using the scoring timeline above to find the sections he wants to watch.