AFLW fixture still weeks away as season nears
The AFLW season will start in 100 days but the full fixture is weeks away from being finalised although one key change has been confirmed.
The AFLW season will start in 100 days but the full fixture is weeks away from being finalised although one key change has been confirmed.
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