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A-League clubs will be hit hard by star power exodus, says Corica – The World Game
Sydney FC coach Steve Corica expects several of the A-League leaders’ rivals to be hit hard by the loss of overseas stars when the competition resumes.
The Sky Blues play third-placed Wellington Phoenix on Friday night at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium in a match that could settle the Premiers Plate race.
A home win would almost certainly guarantee Sydney a record fourth Plate – with five matches still to play for Corica’s men.
Second-placed Melbourne City would not be able to haul in the Sky Blues while Phoenix would have to win all of their remaining game just to match Sydney’s points total.
While Sydney have retained all of their star foreigne…
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