Skipper Joel Selwood looms as a crucial inclusion for Geelong against North Melbourne as it looks to put Saturday night’s disappointing loss to West Coast behind it. But another star Cat could also make his return.
Two premiership contenders will clash for the first time since last year’s finals when Brisbane and Richmond meet on Tuesday. Can the Lions add another scalp to their 2020 collection? Our experts have their say on the Round 10 games.
Having trailed for most of the match, West Coast Eagles slotted seven of the last nine goals to secure a narrow victory over the Geelong Cats.
Debutants will be unleashed thick and fast with clubs tested by quick turnarounds. Several have already been named ahead of Round 9, but else will be unearthed in the coming weeks? Dan Batten assesses the top candidates.
MELBOURNE cost itself dearly on Friday night with poor delivery into the forward line while Essendon and Hawthorn kept the pressure on the top eight. See the Round 14 ladder with expert analysis.
WHO is flying under the radar at your club and who needs to lift? SAM LANDSBERGER takes a look at the numbers with Champion Data to find out the answer.
CARLTON has given three of its recycled players another chance as the Blues shuffled their line-up for Sunday’s clash against Collingwood. SEE THE ROUND 14 TEAM
MARCUS Bontempelli is certain to captain the Western Bulldogs against North Melbourne. Meanwhile, Alex Rance isn’t happy and West Coast’s free kick luck continues. RE-CAP TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
UPDATE: AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan has shot down Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury’s suggestion AFL players should be allowed to publicly reveal their desire to switch clubs in-season, without being dropped or sacked.
WEST Coast ruckman Scott Lycett has added his name to a red-faced list of players who have missed from the goalsquare. Watch the calamitous miss.
MELBOURNE star Michael Hibberd has conceded it will take time for the Demons defence to learn how to play without Jake Lever. Re-cap all of today’s breaking news here.
WHILE his three brothers — Angus, Andrew and Hamish — fight for the footy, Will Brayshaw will represent the defence force in Afghanistan next month in a much more serious conflict.
THE AFL is exploring some radical rule changes for next season with good reason with the 2018 season is on track to fizzle out into one of the most predictable years of the modern era.
DUSTIN Martin’s fine for umpire contact sparked plenty of debate but the AFL is set to end the confusion with concrete guidelines in its off-season judicary review.
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