Brisbane Roar's subs made a significant impact in Round 7 of the A-League, with the team yet to concede a goal in Australia this season. All three goals against them have been in New Zealand. In the recent match, Bernardo brought energy to the Bulls when he came off the bench at half time, winning five duels and finding pockets of space. Paramount+ commentator Daniel McBreen praised Bernardo's performance, saying he was the catalyst for change when he came on. Clarismario Santos also provided a spark from the bench, winning the most duels of any player in the match with 13. Brian Kaltak impressed for the Glory, stepping up after Trent Ostler was sent off, and Angus Thurgate put in a solid shift for the Wanderers. Sam Cosgrove used his physicality well for the second week running, creating the assist for the second goal with a well-directed header. The Roar's performance sees them maintain their unbeaten record in Australia, with their subs playing a crucial role in the match. The team's ambition is clear, with Brian Kaltak stating they are looking to make the top six and win the league. The Roar's next match will be a test of their skills, as they look to continue their unbeaten run in Australia. With their subs making a significant impact, the Roar are in a strong position to achieve their goals. The team's focus on the little things at training, as mentioned by Brian Kaltak, has clearly paid off. The Roar's fans will be eager to see their team in action, as they look to secure another win in the A-League.