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When Sydney FC welcomes Wellington Phoenix to the Allianz Stadium on Saturday, the goal will be to continue the momentum they had on New Year's Day against ...

With just four points to show for their efforts in the five games played at home this season, Sydney hold the second worst home record in the league. In terms of the over/under markets, their most recent 8 of 10 matches have resulted in at least three goals being scored. The two teams have met a total of 42 times, with Sydney holding a 25-12 advantage and six matches ending in a draw.

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He is counting the goals. It’s clinical and it’s in the box. “He is at the right club. That’s the mentality he has. You have to perform if you want to keep your spot in the team. This is a 21-year-old player with the world at his feet.

The Phoenix have escaped with one of the most incredible wins in history of the A-League Men after a bonkers finish to their clash with Sydney FC.

Ufuk Talay's side hadn't beaten Sydney since 2018 but had to do so two men down after Bozhidar Kraev (double booking) and Nicholas Pennington (violent ...

Adam Le Fondre misses two penalties to throw a golden opportunity to take a result [Sydney](/news/sydney/index.html) striker Adam Le Fondre missed two added time penalties as a nine-man Wellington Phoenix claimed a controversy-laden 1-0 [A-League](/sport/a-league/index.html) Men win. Former Premier League star Adam Le Fondre misses TWO penalties in injury time as A-League side Sydney FC lose to NINE-MAN Wellington Phoenix in unbelievable scenes

Two missed penalties from Adam Le Fondre have handed Wellington Phoenix a 1-0 win over Sydney FC in the A-League Men.

"I didn't think there was intent (from Kraev) to go in and hurt the player," said Talay, whose side claimed their first win over Sydney since 2018. The Wellington boss claimed the decision to send Kraev off was "soft" and wasn't convinced Sydney's penalties were warranted. After the Sydney midfielder had been ruled out with a concussion, the Sky Blues were trying to get a substitute on and Zawada finished past Andrew Redmayne in the 10th minute.

Then a coming together between Max Burgess and Nicholas Pennington resulted in the latter getting his straight marching orders, forcing the Phoenix to play with ...

Western United kept its perfect record in the Liberty A-League Women intact with a 1-0 win over Wellington Phoenix on Saturday afternoon.

Wellington increased the pressure in the final 10 minutes and swung a number of dangerous looking balls into the box, but Hillary Beall was on hand to rid any danger and helped United see out the win, keeping the Green and Black at the top of the table. In the end the goal came from a rather simple source as Taranto floated a deep free kick towards the penalty area, and Vlajnic was rewarded for her impact with another headed chance, this time putting the ball the right side of the post to take the lead. Vlajnic was involved again around the hour mark, this time with her opposite right foot with a strike that fizzed into the keeper’s midriff as United continued to toil fruitlessly in search of the opening goal.

Former Blackburn and current Sydney FC player Adam Le Fondre bottled the opportunity to level the game by missing two back-to-back penalties in the dying ...

Le Fondre stepped up again in the 98th minute of eight-minute stoppage time and skied his penalty over the bar. [Follow Yardbarker on MSN to get our exclusive content in your Microsoft News feed](https://www.msn.com/en-us/community/channel/vid-cj9pqbr0vn9in2b6ddcd8sfgpfq6x6utp44fssrv6mc2gtybw0us) Are you a Windows user?

Wellington Phoenix have somehow emerged from a perfect storm of adversity with a miraculous 1-0 A-League victory over Sydney FC.

The Wellington Phoenix overcame two red cards and conceding two late penalties to beat Sydney FC 1-0 in their A-League men's game in Sydney.

I don't think there was intent to kick the player. I don't know but we'll look at it again." "I think I need to see it again because it was on the other side of the field. "I thought we played well in the first half. "I think the boys showed fantastic character to get themselves through that," Talay told media post-game. Oli Sail spectacularly saved the first spot kick from Adam Le Fondre and Sydney's English striker sprayed the second to allow the Nix to hold on for an incredible victory.

Former Reading striker Adam Le Fondre had a match to forget for Sydney FC after missing TWO penalties in injury time.The 36-year-old failed to earn hi.

Get up to £25 in free bets on selected events + 25 Free Spins on D10S Maradona slot. £10) on selected events at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. Bonuses expire in 7 days. It was take two for Le Fondre in the ninth minute of stoppage time, but this time he failed to hit the target after blazing his spot-kick over the bar. He immediately slumped to the turf as Sail celebrated wildly with his teammates in what proved to be the last chance of the match. Le Fondre earned himself a reputation of being a fox in the box during his time in England where he scored 12 Premier League goals for the Royals in the 2012-13 season.

Coach Ufuk Talay hopes his team's great escape against Sydney FC can be the turning point in their rollercoaster season.

but I don’t think there was intent to hurt the player or raised studs. “I don’t think there was intent to kick the player. He stepped up for the second one to equalise for his team. He struck it well but got it off target.” “The boys will take a lot from that. “Do we want to play with nine men every game?

Adam Le Fondre suffered the embarrassment of missing two stoppage-time penalties as a nine-man Wellington Phoenix eked out a 1-0 win over Sydney FC in one ...

"The first one, I thought it hit him (Payne) in the back, the second happened too quickly." That was just the start of the madness as Sydney pressed for an equaliser in added time. Adam Le Fondre suffered the embarrassment of missing two stoppage-time penalties as a nine-man Wellington Phoenix eked out a 1-0 win over Sydney FC in one of the most chaotic A-League Men games in recent memory.

Returning skipper Alex Rufer believes Saturday's win can be a launching pad towards the finals.

Sydney FC coach Steve Corica was left bewildered by his side's 1-0 defeat against nine-man Wellington Phoenix, with Adam Le Fondre missing a pair of ...

"The group will band together after that, the work ethic that they put in to be able to come away with three points." I think we should've got something out of that game." "Don't know, really, what to say about that game.