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AFL round 10 Gold Coast v Hawthorn: Live scores, updates, SuperCoach scores
The Suns made the early running in Darwin, but a few pieces of magic from ‘The Wiz’ have the Hawks right back in it. But how long can they last off a five-day break?
Sir Doug Nicholls Round makes its official arrival on Thursday night with the Suns and Hawks facing off in Darwin.
An undermanned Hawthorn side will attempt to do what no side appears capable of — knocking off Gold Coast at their home away from home.
Follow all the latest updates and SuperCoach scores below.
Originally published as AFL round 10 Gold Coast v Hawthorn: Live scores, updates, SuperCoach scores
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