Best pics from weekend’s local footy action
We’ve hit the half-way mark of the local footy season and Leader Local Footy’s photographers continue to produce the goods from across Melbourne.
We’ve hit the half-way mark of the local footy season and Leader Local Footy’s photographers continue to produce the goods from across Melbourne.
The big forwards are making up for lost time with several well on the way to triple figures. Here are the top goalkickers in metro and country footy.
A star veteran put on a show as The Basin ended Mulgrave’s run of five consecutive wins in the EFL’s Division 2 …
The Panthers remain in touch with the EFL Premier Division top six after the weekend’s rout of Norwood …
AS MANY as six sides could be fighting to avoid relegation in Division 3 this year as part of the league’s move to a five-tier competition.
WE love our Tigers, Hawks and Demons but what about the fleet-footed big cats and the multi-headed dogs? Here are some weird and wonderful club nicknames from Melbourne’s Southern Football Netball league.
MITCHAM dealt Mulgrave’s relegation fate a blow, running away with a 30-point win at Walker Park to post its first victory of the season and continue the Lions’ winless start to the campaign.
AFTER a string of near misses to start the season, East Ringwood’s campaign received a much-needed shot in the arm with a 62-point win triumph over winless Knox at.
WELCOME to The Hanger, your round up of all the talking points from the weekend’s local footy.
DONCASTER East spearhead Jake Summers put in his best showing of the year with a star six-goal haul to lift the Lions to a one-point win over Wantirna South.
SCORESBY claimed its best win of the season to cement its place inside the Eastern Football League Division 3 top five after a 22-point win over The Basin.
VERMONT dished out a harsh reality check to Rowville in the top-of-the-table clash, walking to a 62-point win to move two games clear at the top of the Division 1 ladder.
LILYDALE continued its best start to a season in seven years with a come-from-behind 27-point victory over Upper Ferntree Gully to mark its 1000th EFL game in style.
THE Eastern Football League’s rise to number one in the AFL Victoria Community Championships has reignited an age-old debate over which is rightfully the state’s top-ranked competition.
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