Its been almost 1000 days since Central Coast last won successive games in the A-League.Not since Bernie Ibini delivered the goods in an elimination final against Adelaide in April 2014 have the Mariners tasted A-League success in back-to-back matches.But after toppling the Reds, the defending premiers, on their own turf last week, new coach Paul Okon can forge a big step in their rebuild by shattering a 30-month drought.In their path stand a Wellington side again left depleted by the absence of five players away on international duty for New Zealand, including stars Kosta Barbarouses and Andrew Durante.Okon on Friday stressed the impact of building confidence with successive wins, but wasnt getting carried away with attempting to predict how many points they can pocket in a row.Last week we got the reward of three points, we hope tomorrows game delivers the same thing. We want to build momentum, he said ahead of their home clash in Canberra.Its a big thing in the A-league with it being a 10-team competition. If you can get on an undefeated run for a number of games, you see yourself moving up the ladder.I dont think were at a stage now where we can already start making calculations from our next few games, but certainly tomorrows game is a game we desperately want to win.Last-start winners Phoenix have a similar hoodoo to break, having not recorded two successive victories of their own since rounds 2-3 of last season.And just like the Mariners did last week, they too collected their first three-point game of the year with a 2-0 wipeout of Newcastle at home.Okon insisted he is wary of a side that has been forced to reach five players from their extended squad just to field a team at GIO Stadium.Reserve goalkeeper Lewis Italiano plays his second game 566 days after making his debut.The team theyll put out tomorrow will be a very strong side, a competitive side, and we expect to have a really tough game, he said.STATS THAT MATTER* Central Coast are undefeated in their last three games against Wellington, winning each of their past two games by a score of 3-1.* Wellington have conceded 11 goals in their past three games away from home, scoring only one goal in return.* Mickael Tavares enjoys a passing accuracy of 91.5 per cent, the highest of any player in the A-League who has made at least 20 passes this season. 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Swedens Alex Noren is targeting a third European Tour title of the season after setting a blistering pace on day one of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.Noren, who won the Scottish Open in July and the European Masters last month, carded a flawless 64 at Carnoustie to equal the course record on what is traditionally the toughest of the three venues used for the pro-am event.At eight under par, the 34-year-old enjoyed a one-shot lead over Englands Ross Fisher, who carded a 65 at Kingsbarns, with Joakim Lagergren and Matt Ford a shot further back after rounds of 66 at Carnoustie and Kingsbarns respectively.Starting from the 10th, Noren birdied three of his first five holes to reach the turn in 33, before picking up further shots on the first, fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth.It was tough conditions but probably one of the best rounds Ive played, so Im very happy right now, Noren said. All three courses are in probably the best shape Ive ever seen them.I like Carnoustie but Ive never shot lower than maybe 71 here. I didnt expect much but it went better than I expected. I played pretty steady all day. Made my pars where I needed to and I was never in really bad trouble, and then the putter worked fantastic.Ford is currently ranked 138th on the Race to Dubai and in need of some good results to move into the top 110 and retain his card, a feat he managed last season by finishing seventh in the final event in Hong Kong.I think you would be inhuman to not know the scenario and not know what you need, said the 38-year-old, who was ready to accept a winter job as a postman before securing his card via the qualifying school at the 10th attempt in 2014.It plays on your mind, of course it does, but its just about trying to deal with iit as best as you can.dddddddddddd I probably didnt deal with it that well until the last week of the season last year, so Ive been trying my hardest to make sure I can do something before that.For whatever reason, it has not worked out so far, so Ive been giving it my best to have a good week this week.I know what Ive got to do. But at the end of the day, a lot of this game is sometimes not in your control, especially when youre playing links golf. You just have to control what you can do and hopefully the golfing gods are watching and you can hole a few putts and things go your way.Six of Europes beaten Ryder Cup team made the journey from Hazeltine to Scotland, with Thomas Pieters, Rafa Cabrera Bello, Martin Kaymer, Lee Westwood, Danny Willett and Matt Fitzpatrick all in action at Carnoustie.Pieters and Cabrera Bello, who enjoyed successful debuts despite the 17-11 defeat, fared best with rounds of 70, with Kaymer returning a 71, Willett shooting 73, Westwood recording a 75 and Fitzpatrick struggling to a 77.Its great to be back, everybody is on my side here, said Pieters, who set a record for a European rookie with four points from his five matches. Its nice.I had an interesting start. Im still very tired mentally. Started off with a drive, then shanked my four iron and got up and down from a hundred yards. It was a weird way to open the championship, but from then on pretty solid.The next two days are going to be a little easier I think. You can get away with some shots on the next two courses and yeah, you have to go lower on these next two otherwise youre not going to make the cut I think. ' ' '