Glory stay top of the A-League Perth Glory remain on top of the A-League after six rounds following a dominant 2-1 win over an understrength Western Sydney Wanderers at nib Stadium on Saturday night. Glory scored a goal in either half through Dino Djulbic and Scott Jamieson to secure the win despite the Wanderers scoring late with a goal to Jaushua Sotirio. The loss for Asian Champions League winners the Wanderers means they remain last in the A-League without a point. A hectic schedule and plenty of kilometres to travel with a trip to Wellington last week before coming to Perth resulted in the Wanderers making wholesale changes for the Glory clash. Captain Nikolai Topor-Stanley, 'keeper Ante Covic and key players Tom Juric, Matthew Spiranovic and Iacopo La Rocca, among others, were rested from the trip and the inexperienced Wanderers that lined up were under the pump from Perth all night. Glory opened the scoring in the ninth minute with a spot-on corner from Nebojsa Marinkovic found Djulbic in the box and the big man headed it home. The home team continued to dominate and create chance after chance for a second goal, with the best coming to Marinkovic who's shot from outside the box only went wide with a deflection from a Western Sydney defender. Djulbic had a chance at a brace but his clear header attempt went wide early in the second half, but it did appear a matter of time for Glory to score again and it eventually came in the 78th minute to Jamieson. With Marinkovic having been substituted out, Jamieson took a free-tick and delivered a beauty over the wall into the bottom corner of the net to put Glory up 2-0. The score didn't stay that way with the Wanderers scoring late when Daniel Mullen headed a ball towards Sotirio in the box but Jamieson and Vukovic had no luck stopping it and it rolled off of them into the net. Glory coach Kenny Lowe was happy with his team's effort to play a good brand of football despite tiring late. "We ran out of petrol a bit in the last 10 or 15, which was to be expected because they had a fairly fresh side, but I would have taken that before the game started," Lowe said. We went for it in the first half and we said we would go out and do that from the start. It was a real open game, end to end, plenty of chances and good football from both teams. Wanderers coach Tony Popovic came in with a young side to give a chance for a host of senior players to rest and get ready to face the Central Coast on Wednesday. While he was pleased with the efforts from his youngster, Popovic was disappointed to lose the match. "Of course it's not a good result and every game we go into we do so to win, and it wasn't to be again," Popovic said. A lot of young boys got a chance and did very well. Moments made the difference and there were some key moments when they scored from a corner and free-kick, and the chances we had that could have changed the game, we didn't take.