"Melbourne Victory have confirmed defender Matthew Kemp will need a knee reconstruction, wiping him out of their A-League finals and Asian Champions League campaigns." writes AAP
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Melbourne Victory defender Matthew Kemp requires knee reconstruction

Central Coast beat Newcastle Jets 3-0 at Bluetongue Stadium
"Central Coast Mariners won their first match in 10 games with a 3-0 victory over a 10-man Newcastle Jets at Bluetongue Stadium." writes AAP
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FFA to review injury replacement rule after Victory sign Mrdja
"A competition-wide backlash to Nik Mrdja's late-season signing by Melbourne Victory has seen A-League bosses move to amend their controversial injury replacement rule." writes AAP
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Australia forges ahead
"The success of Australia's strategy to lure precious World Cup bid votes from Africa remains unknown after Football Federation Australia chief executive Ben Buckley returned from a lightning visit to Angola a week ago." writes Matthew Hall
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Aloisi sticks it to critics
"It was the moment John Aloisi could have shown the middle finger - figuratively speaking - to all the knockers and doubters." writes Adam Lucius
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Bleiberg: Ref cost us
"Gold Coast United's debatable 1-0 loss at the hands of Wellington on Sunday night has left coach Miron Bleiberg wondering if referee Mathew Breeze's no-nonsense approach cost the glamour side its chance to finish top of the A-league." writes Mark Pangallo
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Door ajar for Van Dijk
"Robbie Fowler's chances of putting on Adelaide United's tricolours have been scuttled, but Brisbane Roar striker Sergio van Dijk may be heading south." writes Val Migliaccio
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Gold Coast to cite Mrdja clause for Fowler bid
"Title contenders Gold Coast United are set to test the resolve of Football Federation Australia by asking for permission today to sign the A-League's biggest star, Robbie Fowler, for the rest of the season." writes Michael Cockerill
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There's a hole in the net, dear linesman: FC almost undone by sleight of ball
"Sydney FC put their case to the western suburbs at Parramatta Stadium last night, boldly staking a claim for a market that will soon resemble enemy territory." writes Sebastian Hassett
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Row looms after Victory 'borrows' Thompson stand-in
"The rumble of discontent over the bizarre double deal that has taken striker Nik Mrdja from Central Coast Mariners to Melbourne Victory for six months and then back again to the Gosford club has been growing louder all weekend." writes Michael Lynch
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Injury transfer rule is considered a joke, but won't be changed before end of season
"Football Federation Australia has no plans to change the A-League's controversial injury replacement rule despite the furore surrounding Nik Mrdja's late-season switch from Central Coast to Melbourne Victory." writes AAP
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Victory needs draw for title
"Melbourne Victory needs only a draw away to Sydney FC next weekend to clinch a second straight A-League premiership." writes Grantley Bernard
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Wellington braces for another big football night
"It might not quite be World Cup play-off proportions but Wellington is bracing for another massive footballing night as the Phoenix go searching for a historic A-League home semifinal in their last round-robin match on Friday night." writes Duncan johnstone
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Valentine's Day Decider
"Melbourne Victory and Sydney FC set up a dream final round clash after Gold Coast United stumbled in another enthralling round of A-League football this weekend." writes
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Heart's Plan B, C, And Heff
"If Melbourne Heart’s Dean Heffernan extends his current UK loan spell, the club say a back-up plan is in place for not just the fringe Socceroo, but all new recruits." writes 442
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Phoenix beat Gold Coast, into A-League top-four
"The Wellington Phoenix moved a step closer to a home game in the A-League playoffs with a grafting 1-0 win over Gold Coast United at Skilled Park." writes NZPA
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United stumble on penalty call
"Gold Coast United's hopes of the Premiers Plate and automatic qualification for the Asian Champions League disappeared amid a Skilled Park deluge last night and a storm of controversy over a refereeing call which left them battling for a top-two finish and left coach Miron Bleiberg spitting chips." writes David Lewis
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Opportunity knocks and now we're finally seeing glimpses of pedigree
"Whether John Aloisi gets another contract is uncertain. Whether he's won over his army of detractors, in both the stands and the press box, is equally unsure. But what's not in doubt is he scored the most important goal of his chequered Sydney FC career yesterday - and possibly two - and for now that's more than enough." writes Michael Cockerill
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Aloisi the hero for Sydney
"Sydney FC's million-dollar man John Aloisi, who has been booed and ridiculed by his home fans, was the hero last night after his two goals put the Sky Blues' title hopes in their own hands." writes John Taylor
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John Aloisi wins over Sydney FC fans with late winner
"They despised him, they cursed him, they wanted him out of the club, but John Aloisi yesterday finally won the hearts of the Sydney fans after his late goal kept the club's minor-premiership hopes alive with a 3-2 win against plucky Perth Glory at Parramatta Stadium." writes Ray Gatt
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