Australian A-League 2011-2012Wellington Phoenix 1-2 Newcastle Jets Roy Krishna misses penalty for Phoenix Newcastle Jets punished Wellington Phoenixâs inability to finish with a season-opening 2-1 A-League win at Westpac Stadium in Wellington. Reduced to 10 men for the closing 10 minutes after skipper Nigel Boogardâs secon
Guardian » 5hWalsall are the new leaders of a surprising pack of League One promotion chasers, Coventry returned to haunt new Fleetwood boss Steven Pressley, and Matt Tubbs fired Portsmouth top in a crowded League Two title race ⢠Walsall are the new league leaders after overcoming Burton in theâ¦
Guardian » 20hSydney FC 1-1 Melbourne City - as it happened Central Coast Mariners 3-2 Perth Glory New Sydney FC marquee Filip Holosko scored on his A-League debut to hold Melbourne City to a 1-1 draw in a niggly but tantalising opener in Sydney. An accomplished performance from youngster Brandon OâNeillâ¦
Guardian » 1dSydney FC 1-1 Melbourne City Wade Dekkerâs opener cancelled out by Filip Holosko 11.49am BST Itâs way too early to talk about grand finals but on the basis of tonightâs match both of these sides will be contenders. Hardly a shocking revelation I know, but one that compliments City more thanâ
Guardian » 1dAdelaide United 0-0 Melbourne Victory Victory end match with 10 men after Leigh Broxham red card Not even a questionable refereeâs decision could bring drama to the game. In front of a disappointing crowd of 19,071 people at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide United and Melbourne Victory played out anâ¦
Guardian » 2dThis campaign shapes as a crucial one in the development of the A-League following a troubled off-season blighted by worrying financial wranglings A new A-League season is upon us, but youâd barely know it. Football traditionally struggles to find space at this time of year, thanks to the finalsâ
Guardian » 2d⢠Jordan 2-0 Australia ⢠Hasan Abdel Fattah 47pen, Hamza al Dardour 85 Jordan have embarrassed Australia by taking top spot in their World Cup qualifying group with an impressive 2-0 victory in Amman. A penalty early in the second-half from the defender Hasan Abdel Fattah, after Matt Spiranovic
Guardian » 2dWestern Sydney Wanderers 1-3 Brisbane Roar New signing Jamie Maclaren scores brace Brisbane Roar kicked their A-League campaign off in style, steamrolling the Western Sydney Wanderers 3-1 in an entertaining but error-ridden season opener. Related: A-League season opener: Western Sydney Wanderers vâ
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