Re-live A-League: Adelaide v Central Coast, West Sydney v Sydney, Perth v Melbourne City

SYDNEY FC’s victory over local rivals Western Sydney headlined the action on a Super Saturday in the A-League. RE-LIVE THE BEST MOMENTS.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 16: Jacques Faty of Sydney FC celebrates scoring a goal during the round 15 A-League match between the Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney United at Pirtek Stadium on January 16, 2016 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)

SUPER-SUB Shane Smeltz came off the bench to score a last-minute winner for Sydney FC in a pulsating Sydney Derby against Western Sydney at Parramatta.

Having taken the lead early in the first half through Jacques Faty, the visitors were pegged back when Dario Vidosic levelled things for the Wanderers.

But Smeltz’s impact off the bench made the difference, lashing home a goal in the 90th minute to secure a third straight Sydney Derby victory for the Sky Blues.

REPORT: LAST-GASP SMELTZ GOAL WINS DERBY FOR SYDNEY

Earlier, Adelaide United retained its spot in the A-League’s top six with a comfortable 3-1 victory over Central Coast.

Both sides missed penalties in a dramatic first half, before Craig Goodwin gave United a deserved lead on the hour mark.

Fabio Ferreira equalised for the Mariners, before late goals from Pablo Sanchez and Mate Dugandzic sealed victory for the hosts.

REPORT: LATE BLITZ HELPS ADELAIDE OVER THE LINE

In the day’s final match, Melbourne City missed the chance to move within a point of top spot when it drew 2-2 with 10-man Perth Glory at NIB Stadium.

City twice went ahead through Erik Paartelu and Aaron Mooy, only to be pegged back both times thanks to goals from Diego Castro and Chris Harold.

The visitors then had 27 minutes to find a winner with an extra man advantage after Jacob Collard was sent off, but were ultimately forced to settle for a point.

REPORT: MELBOURNE CITY FRUSTRATED BY 10-MAN GLORY

A-League’s Super Saturday (AEDT):

Adelaide United v Central Coast Mariners at Hindmarsh (5.15pm)

Western Sydney Wanderers v Sydney FC at Parramatta Stadium (7.30pm)

Perth Glory v Melbourne City at NIB Stadium (9.40pm)

Originally published as Re-live A-League: Adelaide v Central Coast, West Sydney v Sydney, Perth v Melbourne City