WATCH: Highlights from Phoenix women’s A-League win against Perth Glory

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Wellington Phoenix have beaten Perth Glory 3-1 in the women’s A-League to keep alive their ambitions of finals football.

Second-half goals enabled the Phoenix to finish stronger than the Western Australians, and the win lifted the Phoenix to 9th place on the Liberty A-League table.

Match highlights

Result

Game played on Saturday March 9, 2024

Perth Glory 1 (own goal 42′)
Wellington Phoenix 3 (Alyssa Whinham 24′, Michaela Robertson 56′, Macey Fraser 78′)

Standings

*Table at 4am (NZT) on Saturday March 9.*

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MAY

Saturday May 4 (6.15pm NZT): Melbourne City v Sydney, grand final Liberty Women’s A-League, AAMI Park, Melbourne (click here for details)

Thursday May 9: Friends of Football’s annual Golf Day, Huapai Golf Club, Auckland (click here for details)

May 10-13: Round 1, Chatham Cup and Kate Sheppard Cup

May 11-24: OFC Men’s Champions League, Tahiti (click here for details)

Saturday May 11 (1pm NZT): Auckland City v Rewa FC, OFC Men’s Champions League group game, Tahiti (click here for details)

Tuesday May 14 (1pm NZT): Auckland City v Hekari United, OFC Men’s Champions League group game, Tahiti (click here for details)

Friday May 17 (4pm NZT): Auckland City v Solomon Warriors, OFC Men’s Champions League group game, Tahiti (click here for details)

Saturday May 18 (6.30pm NZT): Wellington Phoenix v TBC, second leg semi-final, men’s A-League play-offs, Sky Stadium, Wellington (click here for details)

Friday May 24 (7.15pm NZT): Men’s A-League All Stars v Newcastle United, Marvel Stadium, Melbourne (click here for details)

Friday May 24 (10.5pm NZT): Women’s A-League All Stars v Arsenal, Marvel Stadium, Melbourne (click here for details)

Sunday May 26: Draw to be made for the 2024 FIFA Futsal World Cup, in Uzbekistan (click here for details)

May 31-June 2: Round 2, Chatham Cup and Kate Sheppard Cup

JUNE

June 10-16: FISU World University Championships, Shanghai (click here for details)

June 14-20: OFC U-16 Women’s Championship, qualifying tournament, Auckland (click here for details)

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June 15-30: OFC Men’s Nations Cup, Vanuatu (click here for details)

Saturday June 15 (1pm NZT): All Whites v New Caledonia, OFC Nations Cup, Vanuatu (click here for details)

Tuesday June 18 (1pm NZT): All Whites v Solomon Islands, OFC Nations Cup, Vanuatu (click here for details)

Friday June 21 (4pm NZT): All Whites v Vanuatu, OFC Nations Cup, Vanuatu (click here for details)

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July 5-7: Quarter-finals, Kate Sheppard Cup

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Thursday July 25 (3am NZT): OlyWhites v Asia/Guinea play-off winner, Paris Olympics (click here for details)

Friday July 26 (3am NZT): Ferns v Canada, Paris Olympics (click here for details)

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July 28-August 10: OFC U-16 Men’s Championship, Tahiti (click here for details)

Sunday July 28 (5am NZT): OlyWhites v United States, Paris Olympics (click here for details)

Monday July 29 (3am NZT): Ferns v Colombia, Paris Olympics (click here for details)

Wednesday July 31 (5am NZT): OlyWhites v France, Paris Olympics (click here for details)

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Thursday August 1 (7am NZT): Ferns v France, Paris Olympics (click here for details)

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October 20-26: OFC Beach Soccer Men’s Nations Cup, Solomon Islands

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