"Starting with the hosts, coming under a huge amount of scrutiny last season as they eventually had to settle for an infamous bottom-half finish among Australia's elite, Ufuk Talay's side have made a string of improvements this time around. Knowing that they can skyrocket their way to the top of the A-League table this weekend, the Sky Blues have their sights firmly set on mounting a genuine title charge this time around."
"As for the visitors, spending the whole of the 2024/25 campaign scrapping it out at the foot of the A-League standings, Wellington are simply hoping for smoother sailing this time around. However, despite making a second-half comeback last weekend as they eventually snatched a thrilling 2-2 stalemate at home against Adelaide, Giancarlo Italiano's men have continued to sh"
Sydney FC have improved after a bottom-half finish last season and aim to climb to the top of the A-League table. The Sky Blues delivered a 3-0 away win at Macarthur and have won their previous three home matches at Allianz Stadium by a combined 7-0. Joe Lolley misses time with a hamstring concern, but the squad reports no new injuries. Victor Bonilla leads the attack and Paul Okon-Engstler anchors midfield. Wellington Phoenix spent 2024/25 battling at the foot of the standings and are seeking smoother form. Wellington drew 2-2 at home with Adelaide under coach Giancarlo Italiano.
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