“The head coach – it hasn’t been for lack of people, it’s been for actually trying to find the right one.“I’d like to think they would make a decision on that before the Spurs game.”Becker also said he expected some changes to the squad before the season starts.“There’s probably another three or four players to come in, we’re getting very close to finding our replacement head coach, we’ve got a massive game against Spurs a week Sunday, which will be a huge opportunity for both the boys who are already back in pre-season and some of the younger, wider squad players who have joined into training to really show what they’re about at that game.“Towards the end of August, we’re off to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia to play the Fifa Intercontinental Cup.“That’s a couple of large milestones in our sporting calendar between now and early September, where we will probably play a series of pre-season games against some A-League opposition.”Of their home games, there will be seven Saturday 5pm kickoffs and five Sunday 3pm starts, alongside a New Year’s Day home fixture against Adelaide United, beginning at 5pm on a Friday.Fans can expect to have fun around the home games as well, with a theme in place for each one, including a beach, Ferris wheel, bucking bronco and inflatable slide.“We’ll continue to be there and grow and get better and bigger, and so we’re really excited about the season ahead,” Becker said.“Obviously the football on the pitch will be fantastic, but lots of fun for the whole family around the stadium and the best match day experience in New Zealand sport.”Auckland FC play last season’s premiers the Newcastle Jets away on January 9 and at home on March 13, while their fixtures against their grand final opponents Sydney FC take place on December 12 at GoMedia Stadium and February 27 in Australia.The away Kiwi derby is scheduled for December 19 and the final game of the regular season will be against Western Sydney Wanderers on May 8.Auckland FC 2026-27 A-League fixtures (all KOs local time)October 17, 5pm - Auckland FC v Melbourne CityOctober 24, 5pm - Western Sydney Wanderers v Auckland FCOctober 30, 7pm - Brisbane Roar v Auckland FCNovember 7, 5pm - Auckland FC v Wellington PhoenixNovember 21, 5pm - Auckland FC v Melbourne VictoryNovember 28, 7.40pm - Central Coast Mariners v Auckland FCDecember 12, 5pm - Auckland FC v Sydney FCDecember 19, 5pm - Wellington Phoenix v Auckland FCDecember 27, 6pm - Melbourne City v Auckland FCJanuary 1, 5pm - Auckland FC v Adelaide UnitedJanuary 9, 5pm - Newcastle Jets v Auckland FCJanuary 15, 7.40pm - Melbourne Victory v Auckland FCJanuary 24, 3pm - Auckland FC v Perth GloryJanuary 31, 3pm - Auckland FC v Brisbane RoarFebruary 6, 5pm - Macarthur FC v Auckland FCFebruary 13, 5pm - Auckland FC v Wellington PhoenixFebruary 27, 5pm - Sydney FC v Auckland FCMarch 7, 3pm - Auckland FC v Central Coast MarinersMarch 13, 5pm - Auckland FC v Newcastle JetsMarch 20, 5pm - Western Sydney Wanderers v Auckland FCApril 4, 3pm - Auckland FC v Macarthur FCApril 10, 7.45pm - Perth Glory v Auckland FCApril 18, 3pm - Auckland FC v Brisbane RoarApril 23, 7.40pm - Sydney FC v Auckland FCMay 1, 4.30pm - Adelaide United v Auckland FC
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