A-League

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Live: Wellington Phoenix vs Sydney FC - A-League Men (Stuff.co.nz)

Follow live coverage as the Phoenix host Sydney FC in their A-League Men's clash at Eden Park in Auckland.

Phoenix outlast Sydney FC to keep A-League playoffs in sight (RNZ)

The Wellington Phoenix capitalised on the home advantage to beat Sydney FC 1-nil in their A League clash at Eden Park.

The Phoenix play Adelaide on Friday night, with the team flying out of Wellington on Wednesday. Above the Phoenix on the standings, but also on 31 points are Central Coast Mariners and Western Sydney Wanderers in third and fourth respectively. The Wellington Phoenix capitalised on the home advantage to beat Sydney FC 1-nil in their A-League clash at Eden Park.

Football: Wellington Phoenix women celebrate rare victory over A ... (Newshub)

Centreback Kate Taylor provided the only goal in the 1-0 result over the three-time champions, pouncing on a loose ball from a corner-kick to volley home with ...

Wellington Phoenix bank vital win over Sydney FC at Eden Park to ... (New Zealand Herald)

The Wellington Phoenix are a step closer to the A-League finals, with a vital 1-0 win over Sydney FC on Sunday afternoon. Polish striker Oskar Zawada has been ...

But the Phoenix rode their luck, as they failed to pressure the cross and close down the man in possession, while the visitors enjoyed plenty of time in the final third but couldn’t find the decisive touch or pass. It was another example of the Polish striker’s aerial prowess, as he hung in the air brilliantly, before powering his header back across the keeper, for his 12th goal of a memorable personal campaign. Sydney FC 0

How America's New Pro T20 Cricket League Can Lure Top ... (Forbes)

The historic Major League Cricket, hoped to ignite the sport's sleeping giant of the U. S, could well field a number of leading players from powerhouse ...

But Warner's Test career is seemingly at the crossroads and he's no guarantee to be selected for the Ashes touring squad. We need to be competitive with the benchmark outside of the Indian Premier League," MLC co-founder Vijay Srinivasan Cricket Victoria, similarly, have developed ties with the San Francisco franchise. "We have a responsibility to present new opportunities to Victorian cricket," said boss Nick Cummins. There will be much interest over which players are lured to the much-hyped league, which has been years in the making and sure to attract a lot of attention given its glitzy location. Remuneration is expected to be in the realm of similar start ups in the

CEO Rebecca Russell on calling the shots for Auckland Rugby ... (Stuff.co.nz)

As CEO of Auckland Rugby League Rebecca Russell is intent on building the game, and the communities around it.

“That is what gets me up in the morning. “I give just as much to my kids in everything that they do. I can see so much development that we can do with the game, for the game. But actually, it's all about the people and what I talk about is how we have got great humans connected to our rugby league community.” “There was definitely that transition from knowing when I walk in the door, OK, this is our family time. “You've got obligations, and compliance, all of these things that we kind of layer on top, and all of a sudden, it’s not fun any more. In an interview that is meant to be about her, Russell winds up and gets excited about the bits that aren’t. “I have a really clear purpose, and I’m quite purpose driven. We need to know you've got a health and safety plan. It just seems to have come from nowhere,” she says. You've set the vision and that's what you're chasing, that's what you're going after. “I had a CEO who said to me, ‘right, you've done strategy for long enough.

A-League football: Wellington Phoenix striker Oskar Zawada's baby ... (New Zealand Herald)

Patricia Zawada was due to give birth on Saturday, ahead of the Phoenix game versus Sydney FC on Sunday at Eden Park, which led to a nervous few days for the ...

“It’s not luck that I’m always in the position to score,” said Zwada. “Also what’s important is that after [scoring] four goals in a row, you still have to turn off the head. “I know how much [my parents] suffered to invest in me,” said Zawada. “He was in dialogue all the time. “Now is the time for it. “It was quite calm,” said Talay.