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KEEPUP Staff
4 years ago
A-Leagues revealed as new identity for Australian football
Australian football has revealed its new identity, with the men’s, women’s and youth leagues brought together under a unified “A-Leagues” banner. Recasting the men’s and women’s elite competitions as partners at the top of the game, the A-Leagues will use football’s position as the country’s most inclusive sport to grow the game for everyone.
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Wellington Phoenix’s Steven Taylor Calls Time On An Incredible Football Career
Wellington Phoenix defender Steven Taylor has announced his retirement from professional football -
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Wellington Phoenix Unveils New Playing Kits; Announces Spark and OPPO as Principal Sponsors
The Wellington Phoenix have today unveiled their new playing kits for the 2021/22 A-League Season and announced two new principal partners in Spark New Zealand and OPPO.
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Wellington Phoenix Sign Academy Players Ben Old and Alex Paulsen
The Wellington Phoenix are pleased to confirm that Ben Old and Alex Paulsen have both signed three-year contracts with the Club, continuing the trend of Phoenix Academy players finding professional and A-League success through the Phoenix. The Academy has been – and will continue to be - an instrumental part of the Club’s future success, as well as being a key pathway for young Kiwi footballers looking to join the professional ranks and gain experience on the A-League stage.
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Wellington Phoenix and New Zealand Football announce inaugural W-League Team for 2021/22 Season
Following the recent announcement by the Australian Professional Leagues’ (APL) that three expansion teams are in line to enter the W-League ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, the Wellington Phoenix and New Zealand Football are pleased to confirm the creation of an inaugural Wellington Phoenix W-League side for the 2021/22 season. The Wellington Phoenix W-League team will be supported with staff and resource from New Zealand Football, creating New Zealand’s first ever professional women’s football team – and a valuable platform for young Kiwi footballers who aspire to play
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Wellington Phoenix Welcomes W-League Expansion Plan
Wellington Phoenix welcome APL’s announcement this morning of an expansion to the W-League competition, with Wellington Phoenix one of three Clubs in consideration for entry ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023. READ: Catching Up With: Head Coach Ufuk Talay READ: Nix Season In Stats: Episode 3
