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Three new signings have fired Wellington Phoenix to their first win of the A-League Women season.
Wellington Phoenix appear to be in safe hands this A-League Men season.
The interactive week wha extravaganza of National League footballing action began at Wakefield Park where Wellington United hosted Southern United on a dark and gloomy Saturday morning in the capital city.
A-League fans have scored a win, forcing the Australia Professional Leagues to kick its loathed grand final deal with the NSW government into touch.
Wellington Phoenix will stage an A-Leagues double header in Auckland for the first time this season.
Here we go at the always immaculate Kiwitea Street for a game that… you know what?
Wellington Phoenix are hopeful they will be able to call on captain Annalie Longo for their second match of the A-League Women season.
Football Ferns striker Hannah Wilkinson has denied Wellington Phoenix a point in their first match of the new A-League Women season.
Billionaire English Premier League club owner Bill Foley has set his sights on building “a winning organisation” in Auckland after being confirmed as the preferred bidder for the city’s new A-Leagues football franchise, set to be up and running in time for next season.
Wellington Phoenix have suffered an injury scare four days out from the start of the new A-League Women season.
Returning from the others realms to bless us with its presence once again, the 2023 National League kicked off on a soggy Palmerston North afternoon with the freshly-crowned Kate Sheppard Cup champions up against the perennial wooden spooners.
Wellington Phoenix have promoted yet another youngster from their academy, making 17-year-old schoolboy Luke Supyk their sixth and final signing ahead of the new A-League Men season.
The new Auckland A-Leagues club could be part of a multi-club ownership strategy driven by an American billionaire who is chair of AFC Bournemouth in the English Premier League and a significant player in the local wine industry.
After spending more on their A-League Men squad than the champions last season and only finishing sixth, Wellington Phoenix have focused their efforts on developing homegrown talent.
Wellington Phoenix have ditched plans to sign an import centre-back, deciding to promote from within instead.
At long last, Annalie Longo will turn out for Wellington Phoenix in the A-League Women.
Sampling Vegemite, afternoon trips to Oriental Bay and helping Wellington Phoenix rise up the A-League Women table top the list of must-do activities for the club’s three new American imports.
Wellington Phoenix are willing to offer a career lifeline to a former Liverpool goalkeeper who almost died in a serious car crash two years ago.
The end of the beginning is nigh with regard to the return of professional football to New Zealand's largest city, but the next 12 months are likely to make the last six look sedate by comparison.
New Zealand Breakers minority owner Marc Mitchell is understood to be at the centre of the consortium seeking to back a new Auckland A-Leagues club.
The rumours were true, Joe Bell is a Viking.
You know how champion boxers often have rematch clauses in their fight contracts so that they can instantly avenge an upset defeat?
When Daisy Brazendale was called into the Wellington Phoenix head coach’s office, she wasn’t sure what to expect.
Wellington Phoenix captain Lily Alfeld is set to be a spectator for the second A-League Women season in a row, but coach Paul Temple feels she still has plenty to offer the team during their upcoming campaign.
Since the last time he pulled on a New Zealand shirt, Willem Ebbinge has been immersed in life at Harvard University in the United States.
All Whites striker Ben Waine scored the biggest goal of his career to date on Wednesday (NZT) when he found the back of the net against Premier League club Crystal Palace.
All Whites midfielder Joe Bell has made a surprise return to Viking in Norway 18 months after signing a long-term deal with Danish club Brøndby.
Numerous Football Ferns have found new homes after the FIFA Women’s World Cup put them in the shop window for overseas clubs.
In the end, the thing that kept the Football Ferns from making the knockouts of their home World Cup was the thing that was always going to be the problem: their lack of goals.
Football in New Zealand might never have it as good again, now the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is coming to an end.
For New Zealand Football chief executive Andrew Pragnell, the impact of the FIFA Women’s World Cup was reflected in the story one of his board members shared about their taxi driver in Dunedin, where the Football Ferns played a must-win match against Switzerland on July 30.
Mariana Speckmaier is hoping she has found a club where she can kick start her football career.
What can you say? The bro knows where the goal is.
The Wellington Phoenix have signed former Under-17 World Cup bronze medallist Macey Fraser to the longest contract in the women’s team’s short history.
