Brisbane Roar paid the price for a slow start and failing to make the most of their chances against Wellington Phoenix.
Roar skipper Tom Aldred, who was hoping to celebrate his 100th A-League appearance with a win, was left to lament a “frustrating” 90 minutes as his side failed to find the back of the net despite creating some good chances.“We tried, we had opportunities, shots on target, everything to score goals. The Roar also paid the price for a sloppy start, with the Phoenix going ahead in just the second minute.
Paulsen was needed to keep his side ahead in the 20th minute with a save to deny Roar attacking weapon Keegan Jelacic equalising. However, the New Zealand international attacker was correctly ruled off-side, with the VAR confirming the assistant referee’s decision to raise his flag.Tempers flared when Phoenix skipper Rufer was sent off in the 82nd minute for standing on the hamstring of the fallen Henry Hore after playing the ball off the back of the Brisbane midfielder’s leg.
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