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  • An Aaron Mooy free kick was cancelled out by Wellington's Brockie in a see-sawing encounter in Christchuch.

    With 30 minutes gone Mooy scored a direct free kick from just outside the box to give the visiting Wanderers the lead. Both teams had a number of chances in a very free flowing and open game but neither could score before half-time.

    Wellington replied after a corner kick was cleared to Bertos, who swung the ball in again for Brockie to get on the end of it and equalise. Mooy was again a stand-out performer. In addition to his goal he created numerous chances and was getting stuck in amongst the midfield.

    The match will be another wakeup call for Wellington and another example for all the clubs in the A-League that the Wanderers cannot be taken lightly.

    The Wanderers next scheduled match is against Bankstown City Lions at Jenson Park in Sefton on Thursday the 27th of September at 7:30pm. This is almost surely their last game of the pre-season campaign before the season kicks off against Central Coast on October 6th.



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    • mack
      Adelaide United

      By mack · Posted

      Looks like Veart is on his way out, barring some kind of miracle. He's been in charge 5 years and hasn't managed to make an FFA Cup or A-League final yet, and the way they're defending this season it's not likely to happen.
    • Sime11
      Milanovic Earns Late Draw In Auckland

      By Sime11 · Posted

      its a point and we maintain our unbeaten record team's attitude to fight and keep coming is just what is needed, that wont go unnoticed by opposition teams and the fact we keep getting results means its working. Auckland game is a free hit this weekend - losing is not the end of the world - reality is we will have to visit Auckland again during the finals if we make it far enough we remain in NSW for the rest of the regular season, so travel should not be an issue from next weekend.  
    • SBW
      Milanovic Earns Late Draw In Auckland

      By SBW · Posted

      There's nothing wrong with squad rotations, we were coming off an international window, had players play in different parts of the world, some players came back later than normal then they had to fly out to NZ either on the same day or the next day which isn't easy to do. If we had a home game, then a change to the line up wouldn't be necessary
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