Freedom, Unicorns out to solidify chances of top-two finish

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Washington Freedom vs San Francisco Unicorns: A Top-Two Finish on the Line

In a season of ups and downs, Washington Freedom and San Francisco Unicorns have emerged as the top contenders for a top-two finish in the MLC. With their impressive form and combinations, they are now seeking the additional reward of league-stage consistency.

Freedom's Quest for Consistency

Glenn Maxwell's Freedom have responded exceptionally after their opening day defeat to Unicorns, going on a five-game winning run. However, they still haven't sealed their berth in the playoffs, with Texas Super Kings breathing down their necks for the coveted top-two spot.

Unicorns' Unbeaten Run

Matthew Short's Unicorns have a blemish-free run so far, with six wins in as many games. They have already sealed their spot in the playoffs and are looking to continue their dominance to guarantee a top-two finish.

Key Players to Watch

  • Glenn Maxwell (Freedom): A key player for Freedom, Maxwell will be looking to lead his team to victory against Unicorns.
  • Matthew Short (Unicorns): Short's leadership and form have been instrumental in Unicorns' unbeaten run.
  • Mark Chapman (Freedom): If he recovers from his niggle, Chapman could make a return to the team in place of Jack Edwards.

Probable XIs

Washington Freedom:

  • Mitchell Owen
  • Rachin Ravindra
  • Andries Gous (wk)
  • Glenn Phillips
  • Glenn Maxwell (c)
  • Obus Pienaar
  • Mukhtar Ahmed
  • Ian Holland
  • Saurabh Netravalkar
  • Mark Adair

San Francisco Unicorns:

  • Matthew Short (c)
  • Finn Allen
  • Jake Fraser-McGurk
  • Sanjay Krishnamurthi
  • Romario Shepherd
  • Hassan Khan
  • Jahmar Hamilton (wk)
  • Xavier Bartlett
  • Haris Rauf
  • Carmi le Roux
  • Brody Couch


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