Perth Glory vs Newcastle Jets: Match Guide and Latest Status for November 7, 2026

Information checked: November 7, 2026, at 1:09 p.m. UTC (9:09 p.m. in Perth, AWST, UTC+08:00).

Perth Glory and Newcastle Jets were scheduled to meet at HBF Park on Saturday, November 7, in Matchweek 4 of the 2026–27 A-League Men season. Kickoff was set for 6:45 p.m. in Perth, Australian Western Standard Time (AWST, UTC+08:00), or 10:45 a.m. UTC.

At the time of checking, the scheduled kickoff had passed, but the official match page did not provide a verifiable final score or match events in the information available. Readers looking for the result should check the A-Leagues match center for the latest confirmed update.

Destaques

• The fixture is an A-League Men regular-season game at HBF Park in Perth.
• Scheduled kickoff was 6:45 p.m. AWST on November 7, equivalent to 9:45 p.m. AEDT in Newcastle and 10:45 a.m. UTC.
• Perth entered the match after a 4–0 home win over Adelaide United; Newcastle entered as the reigning Premiers.
• Perth captain Tom Lawrence was suspended for the match. Check the official match center for the score and confirmed lineups.

When and where is Perth Glory vs Newcastle Jets?

The game was listed for Saturday, November 7, 2026, at HBF Park, 310 Pier Street, Perth. Perth Glory’s official matchday guide gives a 6:45 p.m. kickoff in Perth. For supporters in Newcastle, New South Wales, that is 9:45 p.m. Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT, UTC+11:00) on the same date.

This is the men’s league meeting, a useful distinction because both clubs also field teams in the A-League Women. The fixture was the fourth matchweek of the men’s regular season, so its points count toward the league standings rather than determining a knockout winner.

What is the latest score?

A final result could not be confirmed from the official match information available when this article was checked. The league’s match center is the best starting point for a live score, confirmed result, match events and team sheets as those details become available. A scheduled kickoff time alone does not establish whether a match has finished or what the score is.

For audio coverage, the A-Leagues radio listings include the fixture in SportFM’s schedule. Availability and coverage can change, so listeners should check the station and league listings for the current feed.

How did Perth Glory and Newcastle Jets arrive at the match?

Perth came into the fixture with momentum from a 4–0 home victory over Adelaide United. According to the club’s match preview, Jaiden Kucharski, Tadi Kuzamba, Stefan Colakovski and Matt Ellis scored in that game. It was a strong response after Perth opened the league season with away defeats to Macarthur and Brisbane.

Newcastle arrived with a different immediate challenge. The Jets were the reigning Premiers, but their first three league fixtures of the new season produced two draws followed by a 3–0 home loss to Wellington Phoenix. That early sequence is a small sample, not a verdict on how the rest of their season will unfold. Their Perth trip also followed a demanding period of AFC Champions League commitments, which may have influenced selection and recovery; it does not establish that fatigue determined the result.

The clubs have a long history against each other. Perth’s preview described this as their 61st meeting and counted 29 Glory wins and 13 Jets wins in the previous 60. Those figures provide context, although past meetings do not predict the outcome of a particular match.

Which players and team news mattered?

Perth had to plan without captain Tom Lawrence. The A-Leagues reported that Lawrence accepted a one-match suspension after withdrawing an appeal against sanctions related to comments about officials following the opening-round loss to Macarthur. The league report said he would be eligible for selection again against Central Coast Mariners on November 21.

Kucharski was one of the Perth players to watch after scoring against Adelaide. Newcastle’s named squad included attacking players Joe Lolley and Nikos Vergos, along with midfielder Zach Clough and former Perth defender Alex Grant. Those names appeared in the club’s pre-match squad information; inclusion in a squad is not confirmation that a player started or appeared. The official match center should be used for the final team sheets.

Why does the matchup matter for the standings?

Both teams had an opportunity to build an early-season platform. Perth had three points from its opening three matches, while Newcastle had two. A win would add three points, a draw one point for each club, and a loss none. Other results across the matchweek also affect their positions, so a final ladder placement cannot be inferred from this fixture alone.

For Perth, sustaining the attacking form shown against Adelaide was an obvious objective. For Newcastle, a positive result would have offered a way to turn early draws into progress after the Wellington defeat. Whether either team achieved those aims depends on the confirmed match result and performance, not the pre-match form guide.

What should fans know about HBF Park?

Perth Glory’s matchday guide describes HBF Park as a cashless venue and directs corporate guests to Gate 1. It also says Gate 3 is no longer in use. Supporters attending future events should check the relevant event guide for current entry, ticketing and transport instructions, since arrangements can change between matches.

The club’s published season schedule also lists another league meeting in Newcastle on February 5, 2027, and a further Perth home meeting in April. Fixtures can be revised, so supporters planning ahead should consult the clubs’ official schedules before making travel arrangements.

FAQ

What time was Perth Glory vs Newcastle Jets scheduled to start?

It was scheduled for 6:45 p.m. AWST in Perth on November 7, 2026: 9:45 p.m. AEDT in Newcastle and 10:45 a.m. UTC.

Where can I check the result?

Use the official A-Leagues match center for the latest score and match details.

Why was Tom Lawrence unavailable?

The Perth captain was serving a one-match suspension after withdrawing his appeal against sanctions for post-match comments about officials.