Melbourne Victory super sub Gui Finkler no certainty to start despite wonder goal Gui Finkler is proving to be Victory's super sub. MELBOURNE Victory coach Kevin Muscat refuses to declare when super sub Gui Finkler will make his first start of the season, despite salvaging a point with a brilliant free kick last night in the dying seconds. Finkler, who replaced the A-League's top scorer _ the desperately unlucky James Troisi in the 66th minute, won a free kick before sending it into the top left corner four minutes into injury time. It secured a deserved 1-1 draw against last season's minor premiers Western Sydney, who were dangerous throughout and scored via sub Brendon Santalab. Muscat said Finkler was not yet fit enough to last 90 minutes after needing a knee reconstruction almost a year ago. ``Unfortunately its not as easy as that. Gui's had a serious knee operation less than 12 months ago, there was a plan in place long before the last couple of weeks, we're aware of his ability but we're also aware of his body," Muscat said. ``I'm quite happy with what he's delivering at the moment, he's coming on and having an impact and changing the outcomes of games. When he's ready to play 90 minutes I'll play him. ``We certainly left it late didn't we? But what a cracking game of football. These tight games played at that sort of pace and intensity, especially against Western Sydney if you get the first goal the dynamics change dramatically. ``Unfortunately we weren't able to take the opportunity but there was certainly enough created to score the first tonight. Muscat said he wasn't surprised the Wanderers rested Shinji Ono, Mark Bridge, Aaron Mooy with Youssouf Hersi on the bench, but it didn't effect the visitors as they nearly came away with the win. Victory had two penalty appeals for handball, the most clear cut of which was Mitch Nichols' shot which struck Adam D'Apuzzo when they were 1-0 down. ``It was a game that had everything. There was a couple of very bad decisions, some good strikes on goals, saves and we certainly deserved something out of the game and for anyone to suggest otherwise I'd be disappointed," Muscat said. ``Adrian Leijer did the same thing but unfortunately our two appeals were well before Adrian's so he probably assumes to the letter of the law you're allowed to have your arms above your shoulders, away from your body.