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Wellington Phoenix will get to celebrate with the Premiers Plate if they secure a top of the table finish on Saturday.
Niche Cache
For the third consecutive game, the Wellington Phoenix were involved in some frantic stoppage time antics.
NZ Herald
If the Wellington Phoenix are to miss out on the A-League Premiers Plate, they will be left to rue two late-season twists in northern New South Wales.
The stage was set for the returning Oskar Zawada to lead the Wellington Phoenix to another great escape against Newcastle Jets in the A-League Men.
Wellington Phoenix’s A-League Men season has featured more cliffhangers than an episode of Games of Thrones.
Wellington Phoenix have had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Newcastle Jets after captain Alex Rufer blew a chance to win the game from the penalty spot.
Radio NZ
Wellington Phoenix star striker Oskar Zawada is expected to get game time against the Newcastle Jets on Friday in a major boost as the side aims for their first A-League men's crown.
Wellington Phoenix’s quest for a maiden A-League Men trophy has received a major boost with confirmation star striker Oskar Zawada has made a miraculous recovery from a thigh injury.
An away trip to Kyrgyzstan could have as much of a say in the A-League Men Premiers Plate race as the two trips to Newcastle that are still on the cards.
The best transfers are the ones that appear like a lightning bolt from the ether and significantly change the entire scene.
Utah Royals have smashed the A-League Women transfer record to bring Wellington Phoenix rising star Macey Fraser to the National Women’s Soccer League.
Newstalk ZB
Piney and Bonnie review the Phoenix's thrilling 1-0 win over Victory and assess their Premier's Plate chances.
There was wind, there was rain, and there was the Wellington Phoenix.
Newshub
Wellington Phoenix have graduated New Zealand age-grade international Gabriel Sloane-Rodrigues into the first team, signing the academy star to a three-year deal through the 2026/27 A-League season.
Finals football is coming back to Wellington, after the Wellington Phoenix secured a top-two spot in the A-League Men over the weekend.
Wellington Phoenix might not have seen the last of Oskar Zawada after all.
Wellington Phoenix are determined to retain as many of their high-flying A-League Men squad as possible as they enjoy unprecedented success.
Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano is heaping praise on his players rather than himself after his side's miraculous 1-0 win over Melbourne Victory in Wellington on Friday night.
If you’re looking for an unlikely hero for the Wellington Phoenix, it doesn’t get better than Finn Surman.
Alex Rufer may not be the player to spearhead the Wellington Phoenix to a maiden A-League Men title.
Giancarlo Italiano is attempting to keep his cool, as others around him rejoice in the heady heights of a title challenge.
A fortnight ago, Wellington Phoenix defender Finn Surman was worried his head might split open if he headed the ball.
Finn Surman was the unlikely hero as Wellington Phoenix kept themselves firmly in the hunt for a maiden A-League Men premiership with a last-gasp 1-0 win over Melbourne Victory at Sky Stadium on Friday night.
The second-place Wellington Phoenix host the third-place Melbourne Victory at Sky Stadium in Wellington on Friday night.
The Wellington Phoenix Wahine have been a team of constant progress and development since they joined the A-League, though perhaps it’s been slower progress and development than hoped for.
Coach Giancarlo Italiano wants his team to take a knockout mentality into the rest of their men's A-League season, starting with Friday night's match against Melbourne Victory.
One News
The Wellington Phoenix are yet to lose two games on the bounce this season, and a solid defensive performance could be the key to hold out third placed Melbourne Victory this weekend.
The Wellington Phoenix are dusting off their heartbreaking loss to Central Coast Mariners which saw them drop out of first place on the A-League table for the first time since January.
In potentially the biggest regular season game that the Wellington Phoenix have ever played, they were dealt gut punch as Mikael Doka cut inside and buried a stoppage time winner for Central Coast Mariners.
The Wellington Phoenix's fight to get back on top of the A-League table starts at home on Friday against third-placed Melbourne Victory but there is a lingering disappointment among the players that they are in this position to begin with.
Macey Fraser once made the trip into Christchurch from Rangiora to walk out onto Lancaster Park alongside Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante, when his side played an A-League Men match in the city in early 2010.
Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano hasn't hidden his disappointment with how his side conceded a stoppage-time winner during their crucial 2-1 loss to Central Coast Mariners on Saturday night.
The Wellington Phoenix’s hopes of claiming their first piece of A-League Men silverware in the form of the 2023-24 Premiers Plate were dealt a blow when they lost to the Central Coast Mariners on Saturday night.
Mikael Doka scored for the Central Coast Mariners with a left-footed curler in the first minute of stoppage time to put the race for the Premiers Plate in A-League Men on a knife edge.
The Wellington Phoenix have been gunning for the A-League title for 17 seasons. Every year, despite being backed by loyal fans, they’ve fallen short.