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The A-League and W-League will continue with games played in empty stadia, Football Federation Australia says.


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By Themi Kallos, SBS The World Game

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The A-League and W-League will continue with games played in empty stadia, Football Federation Australia says.


As for Wellington Phoenix they will play the remainder of their fixtures in Australia, FFA chief executive officer James Johnson told reporters in Sydney on Monday.

The governing body says all lower-level football leagues in Australia, including under-age competitions, can continue under enhanced hygiene protocols.

In the elite A-League, the six remaining rounds before finals will be compressed into three or four weeks in a bid to finish the season.

Wellington Phoenix will fly to Australia on Tuesday, spend 14 days in isolation, then play out the remainder of the season from a Sydney base.

Melbourne Victory, who return to Australia from New Zealand on Monday, will also have to spend the next two weeks in isolation under government travel orders.

Big wins for Wellington Phoeninx and Newcastle Jets

Last night Wellington Phoenix and Newcastle Jests scored scored big wins in the last two matches for the 23rd round.

The results are:

Adelaide United- Newcastle 0-3

Wellington- Melbourne Victory 3-0

Melbourne City- Western Sydney 1-1

Sydney FC- Perth Glory 0-0

Brisbane- Central Coast 1-0

State Leagues- NSW 3rd round

Marconi- Sydney Olympic 2-0

Victoria 5th round

Dandenong Thunder- Port Melbourne 1-2

Hume City- Bentleigh Greens 1-0

Altona Magic- South Melbourne 1-1

Dandenong City- Heidelberg United 0-1

Oakleigh- Green Gully 0-3

Queensland- 6th round

Olympic FC- Brisbane U21 2-2


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