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Wellington Phoenix have graduated New Zealand age-grade international Gabriel Sloane-Rodrigues into the first team, signing the academy star to a three-year deal through the 2026/27 A-League season.
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Finals football is coming back to Wellington, after the Wellington Phoenix secured a top-two spot in the A-League Men over the weekend.
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Wellington Phoenix might not have seen the last of Oskar Zawada after all.
Wellington Phoenix are determined to retain as many of their high-flying A-League Men squad as possible as they enjoy unprecedented success.
Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano is heaping praise on his players rather than himself after his side's miraculous 1-0 win over Melbourne Victory in Wellington on Friday night.
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If you’re looking for an unlikely hero for the Wellington Phoenix, it doesn’t get better than Finn Surman.
Alex Rufer may not be the player to spearhead the Wellington Phoenix to a maiden A-League Men title.
Giancarlo Italiano is attempting to keep his cool, as others around him rejoice in the heady heights of a title challenge.
A fortnight ago, Wellington Phoenix defender Finn Surman was worried his head might split open if he headed the ball.
Finn Surman was the unlikely hero as Wellington Phoenix kept themselves firmly in the hunt for a maiden A-League Men premiership with a last-gasp 1-0 win over Melbourne Victory at Sky Stadium on Friday night.
The second-place Wellington Phoenix host the third-place Melbourne Victory at Sky Stadium in Wellington on Friday night.
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The Wellington Phoenix Wahine have been a team of constant progress and development since they joined the A-League, though perhaps it’s been slower progress and development than hoped for.
Coach Giancarlo Italiano wants his team to take a knockout mentality into the rest of their men's A-League season, starting with Friday night's match against Melbourne Victory.
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The Wellington Phoenix are yet to lose two games on the bounce this season, and a solid defensive performance could be the key to hold out third placed Melbourne Victory this weekend.
The Wellington Phoenix are dusting off their heartbreaking loss to Central Coast Mariners which saw them drop out of first place on the A-League table for the first time since January.
In potentially the biggest regular season game that the Wellington Phoenix have ever played, they were dealt gut punch as Mikael Doka cut inside and buried a stoppage time winner for Central Coast Mariners.
The Wellington Phoenix's fight to get back on top of the A-League table starts at home on Friday against third-placed Melbourne Victory but there is a lingering disappointment among the players that they are in this position to begin with.
Macey Fraser once made the trip into Christchurch from Rangiora to walk out onto Lancaster Park alongside Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante, when his side played an A-League Men match in the city in early 2010.
Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano hasn't hidden his disappointment with how his side conceded a stoppage-time winner during their crucial 2-1 loss to Central Coast Mariners on Saturday night.
The Wellington Phoenix’s hopes of claiming their first piece of A-League Men silverware in the form of the 2023-24 Premiers Plate were dealt a blow when they lost to the Central Coast Mariners on Saturday night.
Mikael Doka scored for the Central Coast Mariners with a left-footed curler in the first minute of stoppage time to put the race for the Premiers Plate in A-League Men on a knife edge.
The Wellington Phoenix have been gunning for the A-League title for 17 seasons. Every year, despite being backed by loyal fans, they’ve fallen short.
Wellington Phoenix travel to Gosford to play defending A-League Men champions Central Coast Mariners in the biggest game of the season on Saturday night.
The Wellington Phoenix face the biggest game of their high-flying men's A-League season against the Central Coast Mariners in Gosford on Saturday night.
The Wellington Phoenix women made a flying start to their third season in the A-League before a mid-season slump saw them finish outside the playoffs once again.
The famous line is the attack wins games but defence wins championships.
Wellington Phoenix’s failure to qualify for the A-League Women finals series could be summed up by Sunday’s 1-0 defeat away to the struggling Canberra United.
Fans of the Wellington Phoenix could have been forgiven for expecting a new signing to arrive with the surname Taylor at some stage during the A-League Women season.
The Wellington Phoenix has asked fans to donate their pre-loved boots at next weekend's men's and women's matches in the capital.
Wellington Phoenix have kept their A-League Women playoffs hopes afloat with a 4-0 victory over Adelaide United in Porirua on Wednesday.
The Wellington Phoenix are back on top of the A-League Men as they signed off from Eden Park as hometown favourites unbeaten, following a 2-1 win over Sydney FC.
A rampant Wellington Phoenix women bagged four goals and three crucial points against Adelaide United on Wednesday afternoon to keep their A-League playoffs alive.
Wellington Phoenix coach Paul Temple should have been able to breathe a little easier when star striker Mariana Speckmaier scored 13 minutes into their must-win match against Adelaide United.
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Piney and Bonnie unpack a Phoenix v Sydney FC weekend double-header and look ahead to the All Whites clash with Egypt.
The Wellington Phoenix have signed off from Auckland in style, maintaining their perfect record at Eden Park with a 2-1 win over Sydney FC.