Macarthur FC will go all out to get three points when they host Perth Glory this Friday night (February 6) at Campbelltown Stadium.
The Bulls are currently running fourth on 24 points with eight matches to go – and three premiership points would solidify their spot.
The Bulls returned from Adelaide last Friday with one point in the bag after their 1-1 draw with United.
After a very good run of late, the club could have more to celebrate next Tuesday night if Campbelltown Council votes to support a plan for a free entry Bulls game later this season.
Councillors will consider a club proposal for an annual Campbelltown Resident Match Day to improve local participation and build stronger supporter bases.
It would cost ratepayers around $44,000, and would include 7000 free tickets to local residents for the game.
Also this week, Macarthur FC announced the signing of an exciting young midfielder, Michael Pratezina, on a scholarship contract through to the end of the 2027/28 A-League season.
Born in 2008, Pratezina joins the Bulls from Sydney United 58 FC following a standout year across the 2025 NPL Men’s season and the Australian Championship.
The talented forward enjoyed a breakout campaign, highlighted by scoring his first professional goal against NWS Spirit FC.
Highly regarded as one to watch, Pratezina strengthens the Bulls’ attacking depth and will train and develop alongside experienced forwards Mitchell Duke, Harry Sawyer and Rafael Duran as he continues his progression at A-League level.
Speaking after his signing, Pratezina said he was excited to get started with the squad and push for a spot in the finals.
“It’s unreal. I’m really grateful for the opportunity that I’ve got here and can’t wait to get started with the boys,’’ he said.
“I’ve loved every moment of it so far and can’t wait to continue my journey here as a Bull.’’
Tomorrow night’s match against Perth Glory will kick off at 7.35pm.