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Phoenix beat Wanderers in A-League AAP 4 days ago Adrian Warren © David Gray/AAP PHOTOS David Ball scores for the Wellington Phoenix in their 2-1 A-League win over the Wanderers. Surging Wellington Phoenix have exploited Western Sydney's "schoolboy" defending against set pieces and improved their A-League finals hopes while almost certainly keeping Wanderers out of the playoffs for a fourth straight season. Seventh-placed Phoenix scored two first-half goals from corners in their 2-1 win at Bankwest Stadium on Wednesday. David Ball tapped in at the far post in the 24th mi...

Share on Twitter The Mexican magician had been in talks in recent weeks over extending his stay at Wellington Phoenix. However, the Nix are unable to match what Davila views as a mouth-watering project in Sydney’s south west. He will command around $750,000 per year in Campbelltown, where he could be a galvanising presence at the fifth-placed expansion club as they look to take the next step and leapfrog the likes of Melbourne City and Sydney FC. The playmaker, 30, has been Phoenix’s most productive performer over the past two seasons, netting 19 goals and 10 assists in 48 app...

In many ways, this match sums up the Wellington Phoenix season.

Tomer Hemed opened the scoring for the Phoenix with a first half penalty. Wellington Phoenix will return to Wellington on Monday, knowing that they will likely need to win all of their remaining four games in order to reach the A-League finals series after coughing up an early lead to draw 2-2 with leaders Melbourne City at AAMI Park on Sunday. The Phoenix opened the scoring through Israeli striker Tomer Hemed’s 37th minute penalty but relied on another Hemed goal with two minutes to play to salvage a point after City struck twice in the second half. A win would have moved the Phoenix to ...

Tomer Hemed Photo: PHOTOSPORT Even when the homeside went down to ten men with 16 minutes to play, the Phoenix were unable to capitalise. The Phoenix remain in ninth place on the table, three points outside the play-offs, with Adelaide now second. The Phoenix dominated the second half of the match, recording 12 goal attempts to the Red's five, but tight defence from both sides denied either of these typically high-scoring sides from registering a goal. Coach Ufuk Talay made a number of changes to his side with Louis Fenton and Cameron Devlin both out due to suspension and Ben Waine benched i...