No player unrest at Western Sydney Wanderers - Josep Gombau
The Wanderers needed a win to advance but came away empty handed after 3-2 defeat at home. Western Sydney coach Josep Gombau has played down rumours of dressing room unrest, after the club missed the A-League finals for only the second time in their history. Wanderers had the chance to secure the sixth and last finals place with a win on on Sunday, but lost 3-2 at home to fifth-placed Adelaide United. It brought the curtain down on the most inconsistent season in the young club's six-year history and will inevitably spark speculation about the future of Spanish coach. Foundation coach......
Published By: ESPN FC - 6 days ago
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