Melbourne Victory v Western Sydney Wanderers: The lowdown AAMI Park, Melbourne Kick-off: 7.45pm (AEDT) Referee: Peter Green TV: 7pm, Fox Sports 1HD Odds: Victory $2.50, draw $3.25, Wanderers $2.80 (Sportsbet) Twitter: #MVCvWSW Labinot Haliti (Wanderers) With Tomi Juric pulling up sore following the win over Central Coast, Haliti might well get another chance to start. If he does, he will be out to impress, especially with Brendon Santalab on the comeback trail. Mitch Nichols (Victory) Seems to have hit his stride since moving down from Brisbane, and some of his interchange passing has been a delight to behold. His confidence is high and when in the mood he is tough to stop. Matt Spiranovic (Wanderers) Way back in May 2005, Spiranovic, then just 16 years old, played for Melbourne Victory in a Club World Championship qualifier. He would not mind showing them what they have missed. Mark Milligan (Victory) Milligan's main duty will be to organise not just the midfield or defence but the whole team. That has been an issue for the Victory this season and the Wanderers will look to expose the holes. Put in a stirring display last week for the Wanderers and capped his performance with a well-earned goal. Look for him to provide plenty of energy down the right. Iacopo La Rocca (WSW) v James Troisi (Victory) What brilliant form James Troisi has been in this season. It has catapulted him into contention for a place in Brazil, and La Rocca will have a hard time stopping him. If nothing else works, La Rocca can at least sledge Troisi in Italian. Kevin Muscat (Victory) Muscat's Melbourne are finally getting their act together, and two wins in a row have them nicely placed in the top four. A win here would confirm their title credentials and help erase any doubts on Muscat as a coach. Tony Popovic (WSW) One of the few coaches with a superior win-loss record over Ange Postecoglou, with three wins from four games against the former Victory boss. He will fancy his chances against Muscat, too.