Western sydney Wanderers concentrating on maintaining top spot on the A-Leage ladder Jerome Polenz of the Western Sydney Wanderers in action during the round 23 A-League match between the Central Coast Mariners and the Western Sydney Wanderers at Bluetongue Stadium. WANDERERS dynamo Jerome Polenz has no interest in securing a top-two finish, even though it guarantees a weekend's respite during the finals - first place is the only target now. Having edged past the Mariners last Saturday, Western Sydney are four games away from grasping the Premier's Plate in their first season. Beating Perth on Sunday at Parramatta Stadium would also set an A-League record for most consecutive wins after their eight previous victories equalled Melbourne Victory's effort in 2006. Fullback Polenz said guaranteeing at least second spot had not been discussed. "Our thoughts are not on the finals at all," Polenz said. We are just concentrating on top spot and keeping it. Finishing in the top two is not a target. We want to concentrate on winning the championship. We knew it would be hard in Gosford, we knew their home record, but we won there so now we have to aim to keep winning. Polenz said the Wanderers' "fairytale" had sparked interest in Germany from players who suddenly view the A-League as a desirable destination after the success of himself and compatriot Thomas Broich at Brisbane Roar. "I think the A-League has an excellent profile now all around the world," he said.