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Central Coast Mariners women

03-25 16:00

2 - 1

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94′

I. Gomez

93′

2-1

M. Fraser

89′

B. Thew

P. Trimis

87′

B.Nunn

83′

2-0

I. Gomez

Assist: T.Levin

76′

Zoe Kate Benson

P.Vlok

76′

T.Quilligan

E. Familton

76′

Daisy Brazendale

E. Pijnenburg

72′

T.Levin

T.Fuller

66′

T. Jaber

M.Van Der Meer

60′

M. Fraser

M. Anthony

58′

1-0

E. Familton

Assist: P. Trimis

45′

Makala·Woods

L.Leon

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Central Coast Mariners Women secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Wellington Phoenix Women in a crucial Australia W-League encounter at Central Coast Stadium on Wednesday afternoon. The result provided a significant boost to the Mariners' playoff ambitions while dealing a blow to Wellington's own top-four hopes in a tightly contested match. The home side started brightly and took the lead midway through the first half, capitalizing on sustained pressure in the Phoenix final third. Wellington responded strongly after the break, finding an equalizer that set up a tense final half-hour. The decisive moment came from a set-piece, with the Mariners restoring their lead with a well-worked header from a corner kick. The Phoenix pushed for a second equalizer in the closing stages, but the Mariners' defense held firm to see out the match. The three points lifted Central Coast Mariners Women up the W-League table, moving them into contention for a finals spot, while Wellington Phoenix Women were left to rue missed opportunities that could have earned them a valuable away point. Post-match, the Mariners' coach praised her team's resilience, stating, "We showed great character to respond after they equalized. That's the kind of grit we need at this stage of the season." The Wellington manager reflected on a game of fine margins, saying, "We had our chances but didn't take them. We need to be more clinical in both boxes." The starting lineups featured the Mariners' key attacking threats and Wellington's organized defensive unit, with both sides fielding strong elevens for this important fixture.