Soccer-Auckland coach Corica wants more of the same after first leg win


(Reuters) -Auckland FC coach Steve Corica called for another strong showing in the second leg of the A-League Championship semi-final against Melbourne Victory after the competition's newcomers secured a 1-0 win in the first leg on Saturday.

As Corica's side seeks to become the first team from New Zealand to reach the A-League Grand Final, Logan Rogerson's 64th-minute goal at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium put Auckland in pole position ahead of the return next weekend.

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