| This was the 25th match between these two teams. |
| The previous time Melbourne Victory scored 5 or more goals in a match was over a year earlier: 21/01/2020 Melbourne Victory 5-0 Bali United (ACL Qualifier) |
| Melbourne Victory had never failed to score a goal when playing at home against Western Sydney Wanderers |
| The crowd of 3,235 was the smallest ever home crowd for Melbourne Victory in the history of the A-League (Men). |
| Melbourne Victory had 36.3% ball possession. This was the lowest possession they had in a match that season so far. |
| Melbourne Victory had 73.9% passing accuracy. This was the lowest passing accuracy they had that season so far. |
| Western Sydney Wanderers had now played 6 matches without a win. |
| The previous time Western Sydney Wanderers scored 4 or more goals in a match was 15/03/2021 Western Sydney Wanderers 4-3 Wellington Phoenix |
| The previous time Western Sydney Wanderers conceded 5 or more goals in a match was 7/08/2020 Western United FC 5-3 Western Sydney Wanderers |
| This match was Bernie Ibini-Isei's 150th match in the A-League (Men). |
| This match took place on Ziggy Gordon's 28th birthday |
| Western Sydney Wanderers had 63.7% ball possession. This was the highest possession they had in a match that season so far. |
| Western Sydney Wanderers had 26 shots in this match. This equalled the highest number of shots they had in a match that season so far. |
| The 5 goals scored by Melbourne Victory was a new record for goals scored against Western Sydney Wanderers. It remains the record. |
| The 4 goals scored by Western Sydney Wanderers was a new record for goals scored against Melbourne Victory. It has since been equalled on 27/04/2024 and 15/03/2025, and remains the record. |
| Head to head record: Melbourne Victory vs Western Sydney Wanderers |
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