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Josh Ward celebrates a goal against the Blues.

Win streaks, pivotal games and extinguished dreams: Who will make finals in the race for the top eight?

The race for the top eight continues apace, with all spots still up for grabs. Who will make it, and who will miss out?

  • Jon Pierik

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AFL teams and tips: Injured Pendlebury joins the outs at Collingwood

Collingwood have made a late change ahead of today’s clash with Richmond at the MCG – the Magpies’ only match against the Tigers this year. Scott Pendlebury will miss with injury.

Sam Docherty of the Blues is chaired from the field after his final game by Patrick Cripps of the Blues (left) and Kade Simpson.

Curnow declares he is staying at Blues; Docherty bows out as Hawks win comfortably

Charlie Curnow has declared he will be at the Blues in 2026 while Sam Docherty bowed out with a goal but Hawthorn were too good for Carlton as round 20 began at the MCG.

  • Roy Ward and Peter Ryan
Former AFL umpire Troy Pannelll in 2012.

Former AFL umpire’s driver’s licence suspended; Hawk’s season over after ‘scary’ injury

Former AFL umpire Troy Pannell appeared in the Heidelberg Magistrates Court on Wednesday, where he learnt his fate over a series of criminal charges.

  • Jon Pierik and Hannah Kennelly
September dreaming: Steele Sidebottom, Bailey Smith, Jack Ginnivan and Rory Lobb have premiership aspirations.

Who will make finals in the race for the top eight – and how can your team play spoiler?

The race for the top eight continues apace, with all spots still up for grabs. Who will make it, and who will miss out? And which games can those out of contention use to play September spoilers?

  • Jon Pierik
Sydney’s Riak Andrew.

Swan faces AFL ban over homophobic slur; Kick ‘rehearsal’ to launch AFLW season; Hawks could regain Day

Sydney’s Riak Andrew is facing a lengthy suspension after being cited for using a homophobic slur in the VFL. Meanwhile, Hawthorn star Will Day is firmly in the selection mix to return from injury.

  • Hannah Kennelly and Jon Pierik
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May to face tribunal for bump on Blue; Hawk has surgery on kidney; Curnow breaks drought

Predictions on the penalty for Steven May’s bump on Francis Evans varied wildly and now the matter rests with the AFL tribunal. Meanwhile, Hawthorn’s Finn Maginness suffered a lacerated kidney in the win over Port Adelaide.

  • Scott Spits and Danny Russell
Steven May could face real strife for this incident with Francis Evans.

Blues bounce back in an MCG thriller, but incident involving May gets footy world talking

Ken Hinkley was full of praise for Jack Ginnivan after his cheeky dig in the Hawks’ win, but an incident between Steven May and Francis Evans stole most of the focus.

  • Roy Ward, Russell Bennett, Scott Spits, Vince Rugari and Danny Russell
West Coast young gun Harley Reid.

Getting a read on Harley: What the Eagles ace can learn from a Hawks legend

Harley Reid looks like a man, and plays with the skill, power and talent that draws comparisons to Patty Dangerfield. The difference is he is still a kid, while Dangerfield has three kids.

  • Michael Gleeson
St Kilda’s Rowan Marshall, Hawthorn’s James Worpel and Essendon’s Elijah Tsatas could be used as trade bait this year.

The expendables: The players your club could offload as trade bait

AFL clubs have started assessing their lists and identifying which valuable players they might be willing to offer on the trade table when the silly season comes around.

  • Peter Ryan and Michael Gleeson

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