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    A shuffled Wellington Phoenix side have moved up to second on the A-League football ladder

    A shuffled Wellington Phoenix side have moved up to second on the A-League football ladder


    They've drawn 1-all with Adelaide United in Parramatta, after Ulises Davila had an 86th minute penalty saved.

    They would've secured a playoff berth with a win.

    Coach Ufuk Talay made six changes to his starting side for the match, with it the team's third game in eight days.



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