CSL Round 28 was full of thrilling and decisive matches that determined the fate of several teams in the relegation group. The first match of the day saw Melbourne Victory face off against Western Sydney Wanderers, with the home side dominating from start to finish. They scored two goals in the first half to take a commanding lead, but Western Sydney managed to come back in the second half and score two goals of their own to level the scores. In the end, it was a penalty shootout that decided the outcome, and Melbourne Victory emerged victorious.

In the second match of the day, Brisbane Roar faced off against Perth Glory. Despite being down by two goals at halftime, Perth Glory fought back and eventually tied the game in the 91st minute. However, they were unable to find the winning goal, leaving them with a point and still looking for a way out of the relegation zone.

The third match of the day saw Sydney FC face off against Wellington Phoenix. Sydney FC had a comfortable lead going into halftime, but Wellington Phoenix came storming back in the second half and equalized just before the final whistle. Despite this, Sydney FC held on for a draw and remained in the top six.

In the fourth match of the day, Adelaide United faced off against Central Coast Mariners. Adelaide United took control early on and dominated the game, scoring three goals in the first half to put the game away. However, Central Coast Mariners refused to give up and fought hard in the second half, finally tying the game in the 75th minute. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough as Adelaide United went on to win 4-2.

Overall, CSL Round 28 was full of exciting and unpredictable matches that determined the fate of several teams in the relegation group. It will be interesting to see how these results impact the rest of the season and whether any of the teams who lost out on points can claw their way back into contention.