News about Hiroshi Ibusuki

The Mariners were crowned premiers of A-League Men for the first time in 12 years after defeating United 2-0 on home turf on Wednesday night. Heading into the clash the Mariners needed just a draw to finish the regular season in top spot and deny the Wellington Phoenix their first premiership.

Adelaide United leapfrogged Western Sydney into second place on the A-League ladder on Friday night with a 3-2 win over the Wanderers but it was the game's wild finish that provided the major talking point

Giordano Colli, a Perth youngster, recorded a spectacular finish against Adelaide United in Round 4 of the A-League season on Sunday, putting down a late marker goal of the season. Colli received a pass on the left wing before cutting inside and unleashing a 25-meter piledriver that left United goalkeeper Joe Gauci no chance. As Colli's thunderbolt nestled into the top right corner, the ball swerved and dipped, leaving Gauci wrong-footed and rooted to his spot.

Simon Hill - Australia's 'voice of football' (pictured left) has slammed the VAR before accusing the A-League of using the video technology if it leads to incorrect decisions. Hiroshi Ibusuki (pictured right) was red carded against Sydney FC in the 39th minute, according to Allianz Stadium. The decision was later overturned by Football Australia's Match Review Panel.

With Melbourne City's Jamie Maclaren (pictured left) still on the score sheet as he attempts to secure a spot in the Socceroos' World Cup squad, there were plenty of surprises in Round three of A-League action. Trent Buhagiar (pictured right) led the Newcastle Jets to a 3-1 victory over Wellington, putting them on a different plane.

Hiroshi Ibusuki (pictured left) of Adelaide has had his controversial red card reversed after the A-League confessed to a "obvious mistake" during the A-League's match with Sydney FC on Sunday. In the first half at Allianz Stadium for having his studs raised, the Japanese forward was sent off by referee Daniel Elder (pictured right).

The 2-2 draw between Adelaide and Sydney FC was marred by a red card that had been branded by an A-League legend Alex Brosque as 'the worst red card decision I've ever seen.' Hiroshi Ibusuki (right) was sent off in the 40th minute as he staggered and collected the ball; before energy carried him across the field (left) and barely touched Anthony Caceres' pinky toe, but the referee was obviously aware of the situation.