A comprehensive victory over Melbourne City has put Auckland FC back on top of the ALM ladder as the Kiwi club's remarkable debut season continues.

If you need to make a statement, why not do it against the top of the table team? If your ability to score goals has been questioned, why not grab your biggest home haul of the season? After a few questions had been raised about Auckland FC,

Auckland FC coach Steve Corica admits the litmus test is coming for his team – and how they respond will define their campaign. After their fairy-tale start to life, which was b

Stand-in Auckland skipper Tommy Smith says his side had a point to prove in their 3-0 win over Melbourne City, a result that saw the Kiwi side replace their opponents atop the A-League Men table.  After going unbeaten to lead the league at Christmas,

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Auckland broke their recent form slump with a dominant effort to leapfrog Melbourne back to the top of the table. The Black Knights hammered home three goals in a blistering 15 minutes of football to knock over the A-League table toppers at Mount Smart.

The weather is set to be mostly fine for much of the country, including Auckland which faces an action packed weekend.

Auckland FC will play Melbourne City at Go Media Stadium as part of round 15 matchups in the Australia A-League. Auckland FC will aim to secure a home win to snap their winless streak of two, while Melbourne City will aim to prevent a defeat on the road and secure a win to extend their winning streak to four.

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Auckland's rail network is shut for a month and some ferry services canned, but people can still "travel smoothly", Auckland Transport says.

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