The match between Wellington Phoenix and Western Sydney Wanderers will be played on the 29th of March at Wellington Regional Stadium. In a can’t-miss A-League clash, the 22 on the pitch will provide us with great entertainment. Find out more about it in our professional Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney betting tips below.
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Contents
- 1 Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney Wanderers prediction: Even battle at Wellington Regional Stadium
- 2 Last five H2Hs: Wellington must prove their worth
- 3 Wellington Phoenix team news and form: ‘No changes’ – Giancarlo Italiano says
- 4 Western Sydney team news and form: Alan Stejcic must rethink
- 5 Player to watch: Juan Mata
Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney Wanderers prediction: Even battle at Wellington Regional Stadium
Key Stats
- We saw goals galore in six of the last 10 Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney Wanderers head-to-heads.
- Three of Western Sydney’s last four A-League matches resulted in BTTS – Yes.
- Wellington Phoenix shared the spoils in their last game.
Correct score prediction: Wellington Phoenix 1-1 Western Sydney
You might be interested to know that Wellington’s last match had 1-1 on the scoreboard. Sure, the result versus Sydney could’ve been something else, but we still consider this a plus in favour of our professional Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney predictions.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Visitors surprising favourites
- HOME: 57/20 (3.85) – 24.5%
- DRAW: 3/1 (4.00) – 22.5%
- AWAY: 17/20 (1.85) – 53.0%
*These Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney Wanderers odds are subject to change
As you can see from the odds above, the expected winners are the visitors. With odds priced at 17/20 (1.85), Western Sydney Wanderers are the favourites to win, with a massive 53.0% win probability behind them.
BTTS – Yes at 7/10 (1.70) gives our primary Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney Wanderers prediction a good 58.82% chance of success.
Last five H2Hs: Wellington must prove their worth
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Wellington Phoenix team news and form: ‘No changes’ – Giancarlo Italiano says
The below-mentioned players were the ones who managed to chip a point away from Sydney at Allianz Stadium last week. The culprit to blame was, understandably, goalscorer-in-chief Kosta Barbarouses, as he scored a 38th-minute equalizer for his team.
Predicted lineup: Oluwayemi (GK), Sutton, Sheridan, Wootton, Hughes, Payne, Retre, Rufer, Kelly-Heald, Geraldes & Barbarouses
Australia Cup 14/05/25
W
Brisbane Roar
0
Wellington Phoenix
1
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L
Perth Glory
2
Wellington Phoenix
0
Australia A-League 26/04/25
L
Brisbane Roar
1
Wellington Phoenix
0
Australia A-League 18/04/25
L
Adelaide United
3
Wellington Phoenix
2
Australia A-League 12/04/25
L
Melbourne Victory
3
Wellington Phoenix
2
Western Sydney team news and form: Alan Stejcic must rethink
Dylan Scicluna is injured and will not play against Wellington Phoenix. It will be interesting to see who the starting defensive midfielder will be, now that the up-and-coming star will not be taking part in the game against Wellington Phoenix.
Predicted lineup: Thomas (GK), Cleur, Pantazopoulos, Bonetig, Clisby, Priestman, Brillante, Kraev, Hammond, Sapsford & Borrello
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Melbourne Victory
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
1
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W
Macarthur FC
1
Western Sydney Wanderers
3
Australia A-League 26/04/25
W
Newcastle Jets
0
Western Sydney Wanderers
1
Australia A-League 19/04/25
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Melbourne City
2
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
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Western United FC
0
Western Sydney Wanderers
2
Player to watch: Juan Mata
Former Manchester United player Juan Mata needed some time to adapt to his new surroundings but with three assists since the start of the campaign, it seems that he is a step closer to becoming a firm starter for his manager. We can’t wait to see him take part in the match at Wellington Regional Stadium.
Second player to watch: Brandon Borrello
Brandon Borrello scored six goals during the 2024/25 campaign. Moreover, he also added seven assists to his tally, which is why we have him down as the player to watch in our Wellington Phoenix vs Western Sydney prediction.