Adelaide United leapfrogged Brisbane Roar to go second in the A-League standings with a 3-0 win at Coopers Stadium.
Bruce Kamau slotted home a 38th-minute opener and Bruce Djite made it two five minutes after half-time when Michael Theo parried a Kamau shot into his path.
Another rebound completed a superb outing for Guillermo Amor's men, with Pablo Sanchez turning home when Djite was denied a second nine minutes from time.
United sit a point above the Roar and three shy of table-toppers Western Sydney Wanderers.
Melbourne Victory and Sydney FC extended their winless runs to five and six matches respectively after sharing a 1-1 draw at AAMI Park.
Kosta Barbarouses broke the deadlock a minute into the second half but Sydney overcame Jacques Faty's straight red card for hauling down Besart Berisha to level in the 76th minute – David Carney firing home from Rhyan Grant's corner.
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