Wellington Phoenix vs Sydney FC Live Free
According to
Brandon O'Neal, the A-League season is approaching half and is already used,
and the Sydney football club is at the top of the table, but they only have bad
news.
Wellington Phoenix vs Sydney FC Live
Now, in the five consecutive victories, Sky Blues opened a five-point break for Newcastle's closest rivals and nine to third place Melbourne City.
Now, in the five consecutive victories, Sky Blues opened a five-point break for Newcastle's closest rivals and nine to third place Melbourne City.
Today
in the game against Wellington Phoenix in Wellington, the defending champions
are unlikely to make six consecutive wins and continue to build pressure on the
race.
To the riots of Wellington is added the disaster caused by the walk of assistant coach Rado Vidosic and his son, the star player Darío Vidosic, on Wednesday.
So now is not the best time to play in Sydney, especially with O'Neill, suggesting that the current champions are not yet playing at full strength.
"We still give a lot," O'Neill said yesterday, which was one of the key reasons for the club's success over the past 18 months. "The other day we had a video session, and we got four, five, six things that we do not like.
"That said, we keep winning and scoring and there are not many goals left.
"On the one hand, there are things that we can definitely improve and, on the other hand, we get results.
"We are very positive, because we know there are many opportunities for improvement."
O'Neill said the Sky Blues set high standards and acknowledged that the possibility of returning to the rear in the title race is "a great goal."
"One hundred percent, we always think that from the first day," said the elegant midfielder when asked about the victory in several titles. "It was a large-scale goal, since we entered at the start of the season.
To the riots of Wellington is added the disaster caused by the walk of assistant coach Rado Vidosic and his son, the star player Darío Vidosic, on Wednesday.
So now is not the best time to play in Sydney, especially with O'Neill, suggesting that the current champions are not yet playing at full strength.
"We still give a lot," O'Neill said yesterday, which was one of the key reasons for the club's success over the past 18 months. "The other day we had a video session, and we got four, five, six things that we do not like.
"That said, we keep winning and scoring and there are not many goals left.
"On the one hand, there are things that we can definitely improve and, on the other hand, we get results.
"We are very positive, because we know there are many opportunities for improvement."
O'Neill said the Sky Blues set high standards and acknowledged that the possibility of returning to the rear in the title race is "a great goal."
"One hundred percent, we always think that from the first day," said the elegant midfielder when asked about the victory in several titles. "It was a large-scale goal, since we entered at the start of the season.
"We
sat in the preseason and we considered ourselves as a team and as individuals,
and we all had the same motto: go back and try to win everything, not only in
the league, but in the FFA Cup, one month) and the Asian
Champions League. "
It's instructive that Sydney showed her class, bouncing back in a 2-0 crash loss to the Central Coast to record five consecutive wins, including 5-0 hits from the arc of rivals from the West Sydney vagabonds.
Most of these victories came without star-striker Milos Ninkovich, who came out with the calf problem before returning as a substitute for the 3-1 win last week in Melbourne.
It's instructive that Sydney showed her class, bouncing back in a 2-0 crash loss to the Central Coast to record five consecutive wins, including 5-0 hits from the arc of rivals from the West Sydney vagabonds.
Most of these victories came without star-striker Milos Ninkovich, who came out with the calf problem before returning as a substitute for the 3-1 win last week in Melbourne.
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