How to watch Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City A-League live and match preview

The Brisbane Roar will face one of the competition's toughest tasks as they play host to championship favorites Melbourne City.
This Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City match-up comes after both teams had mixed fortunes in their opening A-League round.
Brisbane Roar will play their first home game for the season coming off a frustrating 0-0 draw with Macarthur in Round 1.
Melbourne City are entering this clash off a nice first-up win against Western United.
This promises to be a fascinating clash between a powerhouse and a team we are still figuring out.
When does Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City kick off?
Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City kicks off at 7:45pm AEDT on Friday 14 October at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium.
How to watch Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City live
Your only way to watch Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City is with a subscription to Paramount Plus. It won't be available on 10 Bold or 10 play, which are screening limited A-league games this season.
You can read more details in our full 2022/23 A-League season viewing guide.
Live stream Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City on Paramount Plus
Every game of the 2022/2023 A-League campaign is live on Paramount Plus.
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After the free trial, Paramount Plus costs $8.99 a month or a discounted annual price of $89.99.
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Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne City match preview
Melbourne City have won 5 of the last 6 meetings between these 2 sides and have scored in 9 of the last 10 meetings.
Brisbane look to have improved their squad in the off-season coming off a low base. They were well-organised last week despite a scoreless draw.
This does look like another step up though for the Roar. Despite the fixture being on home turf, we think City will have too much firepower.
For Melbourne, it's a case of reducing the lapses in games that ultimately cost them a title last year.
This should be another step in the right direction for them.
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Image source: melbournecityfc.com.au website