Scott Galloway confident Melbourne Victory can cope with loss of international stars Scott Galloway in action for Victory. Melbourne Victory defender Scott Galloway was confident his side's blistering start to the A-League season would not be affected by the unavailability of key squad members due to international duty in the next few weeks. The Victory is sitting on top of the table after four rounds with three wins and a draw - its best start to a campaign since 2008-09. But the significant momentum Victory has generated threatens to be derailed with Mark Milligan (Socceroos), Daniel Georgievski (Macedonia), Kosta Barbarouses (New Zealand), Galloway (Olyroos), Jason Geria (Olyroos) and Connor Pain (Olyroos) all ruled out of the round-six clash against Sydney FC. "It is tough," Galloway said after training at Gosch's Paddock on Thursday. It definitely takes its toll but [with] our depth in the squad we can make do with what we've got when players are away and we showed that on the weekend [against Wellington]. Galloway said the Victory's pacesetting start to the A-League season had players starting to believe they were capable of achieving something significant and their against-the-odds win over the Phoenix on Melbourne Cup eve, without the likes of Besart Berisha, Matthieu Delpierre, Adrian Leijer and Georgievski, has them brimming with confidence. "It shows the depth in our squad," Galloway said. It shows how good all the players are in this team and it shows that we're going to be a team to watch this year. I feel if someone steps out, we've got players that can step in and do the job as well, so it really shows that no matter what's happening we're always going to be ready. I think people are really starting to believe that there could be really something happening this year and everyone's looking forward to it and really can't wait. The Victory kept its first clean sheet in 22 games on Monday night and Galloway said it was a great source of satisfaction given it was done with a makeshift defence. "[With] the quality in the squad, anyone can slot into any position where they need to be," he said. This week we had to do that with suspensions and injuries, so credit to all the boys that have stepped in and played out of position, they've done fantastic[sic]. Kevin Muscat's men have the best "goals for" (12) and goal difference (+8) in the A-League by some margin, and Galloway puts that down to the side's "unbelievable" attacking force. "Kosta, Archie [Thompson], Fahid (Ben Khalfallah), Berisha, Gui (Finkler) - the players' [names] say it for themselves," Galloway said. They're quality players, they're always going to score, they're always going to make chances and they're putting them away and hopefully they continue to do so. The next assignment for Galloway and his teammates is an out-of-sorts Newcastle Jets outfit who have managed to snare just one point from their first four outings. But the 19-year-old insisted the high-flying Victory would not be taking the Jets lightly. "It's the same for every team, no matter how they're going any week they can change it and turn it around whether they're undefeated or whether they haven't won a game," Galloway said. We take every week the same and we go out and we just concentrate on our own game and work on our own results.