Three Subway Socceroos were on target for their respective sides in the first leg of their Semi-Final clashes, leaving the ties evenly poised heading into the second legs.
Sydney FC and Melbourne City played out a 1-1 draw at Allianz Stadium, while Adelaide United went down 2-1 at Coopers Stadium to the Central Coast Mariners.
It is all to play for this weekend with a spot in the title decider on the line.
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Melbourne City vs Sydney FC
Mathew Leckie scored his first A-League Men's finals goal in 12 years in City's 1-1 stalemate with Andrew Redmayne's Sky Blues.
It was the forward's seventh of the season as his header fired the visitors into the lead.
Jamie Maclaren, Marco Tilio and Jordan Bos are expected to feature for Melbourne, as is Aiden O'Neill who did not travel for the clash due to soreness.
In 13 matches at home this season, City are undefeated as they eye a fourth consecutive Grand Final appearance.
Central Coast Mariners vs Adelaide United
Jason Cummings and the Central Coast Mariners will feel confident heading back to Gosford, holding a slender advantage.
The 27-year-old fired his squad into the lead for his 17th goal of the season, beating Reds goalkeeper Joe Gauci, who only moments earlier, produced a spectacular save to deny him.
Craig Goodwin had opened the scoring from the penalty spot inside four minutes for Adelaide United, who would still fancy themselves of overturning the deficit.
Recently called-up/capped Subway Socceroos
Sydney FC: Joel King, Rhyan Grant and Alex Wilkinson
Subway Olyroos
Adelaide United: Louis D’Arrigo, Alexandar Popovic
Subway Young Socceroos
Adelaide United: Bernardo Oliveira, Panashe Madanha, Jonny Yull
Central Coast Mariners: Nectarios Triantis
Sydney FC: Adrian Segecic, Jake Girdwood-Reich
Subway Joeys
Adelaide United: Nestory Irankunda (called up to Socceroos as a train on)