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Clicking on the answer buttons will reveal the answers. In the hints below most indicators are italicized, and underlining identifies precise definitions and cryptic definitions. That variety made for an enjoyable and rewarding solve. I found the across clues here fairly straightforward, but solving and parsing became more tricky for some of the down clues. Hello, everyone, and welcome to Thursday. The Jets are unbeaten in their last four matches – scoring eight goals in the process – but have managed just one win and three draws in that period.BD Rating - Difficulty ** - Enjoyment ***

Victory have won seven and drawn one of their last 11 ALM clashes with the Jets and are unbeaten in their last five games in Newcastle. “If we do better, we’ve got a good chance of continuing this run.” “There’s a lot of movement, a lot of intensity – we’ve got to match that and do better.

“If we don’t improve, we won’t get the points,” the former Socceroos defender said. While Popovic saw incremental improvement in Victory’s last two outings, he wants more against the Jets. Victory signed four new players during the transfer window and three of them – Bruce Kamau, Connor Chapman and French defender Damien Da Silva – are in contention to face Newcastle. “In Newcastle, the conditions, the pitch, the travel … it’s never easy there.” “We’ll now play a team that’s always difficult to play against. “We took a small step, albeit a good step, considering where we are and going 1-0 behind (against Wellington). “Only hard work is going to get us out of this predicament that we’re in.

“We’ve had another good week,” Popovic said ahead of the McDonald Jones Stadium clash. Sunday’s fixture away to fellow finals hopefuls Newcastle presents another opportunity for Victory to climb off the foot of the ladder. It came in a tough season marred by a string of poor results, injuries and off-field distractions emanating from December’s violent pitch invasion by a section of supporters. Popovic hailed Victory’s “unity” after they snapped a six-match winless run last week with a come-from-behind 3-1 win over Wellington. Melbourne Victory coach Tony Popovic has demanded his last-placed A-League Men outfit lift another gear in a bid to snare an unlikely finals spot.