The Run Home: How Will The A-League Table Shape Up?
With the A-League season almost done, the race to the finals has suddenly heated up once again.
 
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With the A-League season almost done, the race to the finals has suddenly heated up once again.
A record breaking 8-2 win for the Wellington Phoenix which has moved them one step closer to a return to the A-League finals at the expense of the hapless Central Coast Mariners in Gosford.
It wasn’t their most dominant display on the stats sheet – but on the scoreboard, Barcelona continued to show their superiority over Real Madrid on the road with another huge victory.
A late Tarek Elrich cracker ruined Tony Popovic’s homecoming, as the Western Sydney Wanderers stole a late point against Perth Glory at Spotless Stadium.
When Melbourne City recruited Mark Birighitti few expected he would be behind Eugene Galekovic in the pecking order.
Sydney FC W-League winning coach, Ante Juric believes that everything fell into place at the right time which led to their eventual Grand Final victory.
It was almost two losses in a row for Sydney FC against the bottom two sides after a controversial late penalty rescued a late point against the Central Coast Mariners at Jubilee Oval.
Two big wins for two sides with differing fortunes in their respective A-League campaigns.
The Brisbane Roar have announced the departure of Adam Taggart to an un-named Asian club.
Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) CEO, John Didulica has made it clear that the wellbeing audit conducted by the PFA was never intended to cause the dismissal of former Matilda’s coach, Alen Stajcic.
Perth Glory have opened up a seven-point lead on top of the table after defeating second placed Melbourne Victory 2-1 at AAMI Park on Sunday evening.
A Dylan Wenzel-Halls stunner with time expiring sealed the Brisbane Roar’s first win since November as they shocked Sydney FC 2-1 at Suncorp Stadium on Friday night.
Modern-day Australian footballers are known for their conventional pathways to make it to the senior level.
After a strong start to the campaign, Wellington Phoenix forward, David Williams believes his side can go to another level as they look to make a return to the finals for the first time in three years.