Wellington Phoenix coach Mark Rudan knows his team have more to give ANDREW VOERMANSKY SPORTThe Wellington Phoenix attracted a record regular season crowd but had to settle for a draw with Melbourne Victory. Wellington Phoenix coach Mark Rudan wants more from his team, who were only operating at "70 per cent," in Friday night's draw with Melbourne Victory. While a point against the defending champions, who sit second on the ladder, is nothing to sniff at, the result means the Phoenix have won just one of their last six matches after winning five out of seven in December and January. READ MORE:* Rudan's NZ Football lashing* Record crowd but draw for Phoenix* So much uncertainty at Nix* Rudan refuses to commitThe Jets result also means City remain level on points with the Phoenix, but ahead on goal difference, and Rudan's men received another boost in the race for fourth and a home playoff when Western Sydney Wanderers beat Adelaide United, who remain just two points above them. Minutes after that he was involved as the Phoenix conceded a penalty, which Keisuke Honda slotted to level the scores in a match where there were plenty of shots, but few clear-cut chances.

Source: Stuff February 16, 2019 23:37 UTC