Adelaide United have recorded an emphatic 3-0 victory over Wellington to continue their impressive recent form.

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Both teams were evenly matched for much of the first half before a crucial decision allowed Adelaide to showcase their superiority.

Adelaide and Wellington entered this encounter on the back of disappointing draws ensuring this clash started in a relatively subdued and cautious manner.

The Phoenix had better early flow and movement to their play however struggled to create any real chances.

Roly Bonevacia had the first genuine opportunity to score but his powerful shot from outside the box went wide.

United’s Jimmy Jeggo then linked up magnificently with Bruce Djite forcing Glen Moss into a brilliant save.

Adelaide were starting to work their way nicely into the encounter and began to look the more threatening of the two.

In the 29th minute Elsey looked certain to give Adelaide the lead but his delicate shot was blocked off the line by a Phoenix defender.

It mattered little however as the home side went ahead late in the first half courtesy of an own goal.

Craig Goodwin whipped in a dangerous low cross which struck the feet of Manny Muscat sending the crowd at Coopers Stadium into raptures.

While United’s end to the half was exciting and exquisite, their opening to the second was filled with nervousness and anxiety.

The Reds retreated almost instantly, giving the Phoenix an excellent opportunity to get back into the game.

Krishna should have done exactly that but his powerful shot was somehow kept out by Dylan McGowan keeping the hosts ahead.

A few minutes later however, a pivotal decision changed the match again favoring Adelaide significantly.

Phoenix midfielder Albert Riera was shown his second yellow for a reckless challenge reducing the visitors to ten men.

The home side then dominated the remainder of the match creating a surplus of chances and excitement for the raucous supporters.

Craig Goodwin made it two in the 73rd minute with a powerful shot that somehow worked its way through the hands of Moss.

And before anyone could blink, two minutes later Marrone tapped the ball in off the post to make it three.

With victory all but confirmed, the Reds enjoyed the remainder of the match playing with freedom and happiness.

The victory continues Adelaide’s impressive past month and sees the Reds move into 7th position, just two points behind sixth placed Wellington.

The Phoenix face a crucial encounter with Central Coast next Thursday as they look to get their season back on track.

ADELAIDE UNITED: 1. GALEKOVIC Eugene, 2. MARRONE Michael, 4. MCGOWAN Dylan, 8. ISAIAS, 9. CIRIO Sergio, 10. CARRUSCA Marcelo, 11. DJITE Bruce, 16. GOODWIN Craig, 18. JEGGO James, 21. ELRICH Tarek, 23. ELSEY Jordan.
SUBSTITUES: 7. SANCHEZ Pablo, 14. MELLS George, 17. DUGANDZIC Mate, 25. TONGYIK Ruon, 30. MARGUSH Daniel.

WELLINGTON PHOENIX: 1. MOSS Glen, 2. MUSCAT Emmanuel, 4. BONEVACIA Rolieny, 5. DANASKOS Troy, 7. SARPONG Jeffery, 8. RODRIGUEZ Alex, 10. MCGLINCHEY Michael, 13. RIERA Albert, 17. LIA Vince, 21. KRISHNA Roy, 22. DURANTE Andrew.
SUBSTITUTES: 6. FOX Dylan, 11. APPIAH-KUBI Kwabena, 12. POWELL Blake, 20. ITALIANO Lewis, 23. RIDENTON Matthew.