The second legs of the Isuzu UTE A-League Semi Finals are fast approaching with Phoenix hosting Victory in the early kick off on Saturday exclusive to Paramount+ before Sydney FC make the trip to Central Coast in the prime time slot on 10 Bold and 10 Play.
The first week of the Isuzu UTE A-League Semi Finals left us hungry for more with the Mariners getting the better of the Sky Blues while Victory and Wellington could not be separated at AAMI Park.
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Semi Final Deciding Legs across a Super Saturday
The first Semi Final live and exclusive on Paramount+ this Saturday has Giancarlo Italiano's Phoenix coming up against Victory with proceedings set to get underway from 4:30pm AEST.
The resolute Phoenix stuck to their game plan in the first leg as they kept the hosts at bay to leave the second leg evenly poised as they prepare to play in front of a record crowd at Sky Stadium.
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All eyes will be on Industree Group Stadium this Saturday night as the Mariners take on Sydney FC at 7:45pm AEST live and free on 10 Bold and 10 Play.
The home side were first to open the scoring in the first leg with Joel King once again getting on the scoresheet against the Mariners this season on 25 minutes.
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A precise finish from Josh Nisbet saw the visitors equalise just before the break before Mikael Doka put them ahead for the first time just before the hour mark.
The match was soon turned upside down with not one but two red cards for the Sky Blues with Jack Rodwell given his marching order shortly after the Mariners' second goal.
Then 20 minutes later, it went from bad to worse with Corey Hollman shown a second yellow card to leave the home side to play out the remainder of the encounter with nine men.
Ufuk Talay's side have a challenge on their hands this weekend as they look to overturn the deficit in what is expected to be a packed out house in Gosford.
