World News – AU – Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC Live Stream, Prediction, Team News, A-League Live

Wellington Phoenix (WEL) will play next January in the upcoming A-League game against Sydney FC (SYD) 2 at 11:35 IST. The game is played at the Wollongong Showground in Wollongong, Australia. Here is our Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC prediction, information on how to watch Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC live in India and where to watch Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC live.

Both teams have had a good year and want to start their A-League run with a win. Wellington Phoenix have almost completely revamped their squad and want their new recruits to prove themselves against the defending champions on Saturday. Sydney FC will enter the Wollongong Showground with almost the same squad. With the departure of star striker Adam Le Fondre, however, Sydney needs a new talisman.

Given that Sydney FC are the defending champions and have a strong line-up, they are our pick to win the A League game.

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Wellington Phoenix’s Reno Piscopo is out due to injury, while Tomer Hemed’s addition to the starting XI is also in doubt. Adam Pavlesic will be out of the game for Sydney FC.

There will be no live broadcast of Wellington Phoenix versus Sydney FC in India. However, the game can be viewed for free on the YouTube channel « Mein Fußball » (My Football). Live scores and updates can be found on both teams’ Twitter handles.

Stefan Marinovic, Oliver Sail, Zac Jones, Luke DeVere, Atawhai Hudson-Wihongi, Liam McGing, James McGarry, Louis Fenton, Tim Payne, Cameron Devlin, Matthew Ridenton, Joshua Laws, Alex Rufer, Clayton Lewis, Sam Sutton, Reno Piscopo, Jaushua Sotirio, Ulises Dávila, Tomer Hemed, David Ball, Ben Waine, Mirza Muratovic and Oskar van Hattum

Andrew Redmayne, Tom Heward-Belle, Adam Pavlesic, Callum Talbot, Ryan McGowan, Alex Wilkinson, Ben Warland, Patrick Flottmann, Anton Mlinaric, Michael Zullo, Joel King, Rhyan Grant, Harry Van der Saag, Luke Brattan, Paulo Retre, Calem Nieuwenhof, Anthony Cáceres, Chris Zuvela, Milos Ninkovic, Alexander Baumjohann, Jordi Swibel, Trent Buhagiar, Luke Ivanovic and Kosta Barbarouses

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