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    The debut of new Wellington Phoenix signing Isabel Cox has been put on hold

    The debut of new Wellington Phoenix signing Isabel Cox has been put on hold


    The American forward hasn't travelled with the team to Adelaide ahead of tonight clash with Adelaide United in football's A-League.

    Phoenix coach Paul Temple says with Cox arriving in Wellington on Wednesday and the team flying across the Tasman the following day - the turnaround was too short.



    Kick-off in Adelaide is at 7:30.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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