The A-League is back in action tomorrow as the Newcastle Jets host a formidable Wellington Phoenix outfit at the McDonald Jones Stadium. Neither side has been particularly consistent over the past month and will look to end the regular A-League season with a victory tomorrow.The Wellington Phoenix is already guaranteed a top-six finish and will look to improve certain aspects of its play against the Newcastle Jets. The Phoenix played out a 1-1 draw against the Brisbane Roar last week and will want to defeat the Newcastle Jets to improve the morale of the squad.The Newcastle Jets have narrowly missed out on a top-six finish after an inconsistent few weeks and will look to end the regular A-League season on a positive note. The Jets are currently in eighth place in the A-League table and will not find it easy to defeat the Wellington Phoenix.Getting it done #MadeOfNewcastle pic.twitter.com/rmVypiEOu9— NEWCASTLE JETS FC ✈️ (@NewcastleJetsFC) August 11, 2020Newcastle Jets vs Wellington Phoenix Head-to-HeadAs far as head-to-head records are concerned, the Wellington Phoenix is the overwhelming favourite going into the fixture. The New Zealand-based outfit has won 21 out of a total of 38 games played between the two sides. The Jets have 11 victories and need to be at their best to defeat Wellington tomorrow.In the reverse fixture played between the two sides earlier this year, a 69th-minute goal by Ulises Davila handed the Wellington Phoenix an important victory. The Jets gave a good account of themselves on the day and will be hoping to put in an improved performance in their own backyard.Newcastle Jets form guide in the A-League: W-D-W-W-LWellington Phoenix form guide in the A-League: D-L-D-W-LAlso Read: Serie A 2019/20: Team of the seasonNewcastle Jets vs Wellington Phoenix Team NewsThe Newcastle Jets will try to cause an upsetNewcastle JetsThe Newcastle Jets have excluded both Matt Millar and Joe Ledley from the 20-man squad that is set to face the Wellington Phoenix. Both players are suffering from minor hamstring issues and will not be risked in this fixture. Mickey Neill and Ben Kantarovski have been included in the squad in their place.Injured: Matt Millar, Joe Ledley, Lachlan JacksonDoubtful: NoneSuspended: NoneWellington will want to pick up a victory tomorrowWellington PhoenixWellington Phoenix forward Gary Hooper has reportedly injured his hamstring and has been excluded from the squad for this fixture. The Phoenix will be bolstered by the presence of Luke DeVere who returns from suspension for this fixture.Injured: Gary Hooper, Tim PayneDoubtful: NoneSuspended: NoneNewcastle Jets vs Wellington Phoenix Predicted XINewcastle Jets Predicted XI (3-5-2): Lewis Italiano; Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Nigel Boogaard, John Koutroumbis; Connor O'Toole, Nick Fitzgerald, Angus Thurgate, Steven Ugarkovic, Jason Hoffman; Bernie Ibini, Roy O'Donovan🔒 Locked in for #NEWvWEL!🤕 @HOOP588 and @Tim_Payne7 unavailable through injury.🔙 DeVere returns after suspension✅ @LouisFenton10 and @Wa11y____ promoted📰 Full Squad: https://t.co/3nG61s5Wum#StandUpWithYourNix #ERereTeKeo— Wellington Phoenix (@WgtnPhoenixFC) August 12, 2020Wellington Phoenix XI (4-4-2): Stefan Marinovic; Liberato Cacace, Te-Hudson Wihongi, Steven Taylor, Callan Elliot; Reno Piscopo, Matti Steinmann, Cameron Devlin, Ulises Davila; Jaushua Sotirio, David BallNewcastle Jets vs Wellington Phoenix PredictionThe Wellington Phoenix is assured of a top-six finish but has won only a single game in its past five fixtures. The New Zealand side has scored only five goals in the last five games and needs to improve its efficiency in the final third to pick up all three points tomorrow.The Newcastle Jets have a slightly better recent record in the A-League and can take heart from their victory over Western United last week. Ray O'Donovan scored the winner in that fixture and will be crucial for the side against a dangerous Wellington Phoenix side.Prediction: Newcastle Jets 1-1 Wellington PhoenixAlso Read: Premier League 2019/20: Team of the season