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abc.net.au | Kyle Pollard |Dean Bilton
First cab off the rank is the Gold Coast Suns hosting the Fremantle Dockers from 1:20pm AEST (11:20am in Perth). The Dockers sit right on the edge of the eight, while the Suns are looking to firm up their position in the top four. Can Freo cause an upset? The second game on the schedule is the GWS Giants hosting Richmond from 4:15pm, as the Giants try to solidify their spot in the top eight. And last up will be Sydney vs Adelaide at the SCG from 7:35pm (7:05pm in South Australia).
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Dean Bilton
Good evening, and welcome back to ABC Sport's live blog coverage of the 2025 AFL season. We've got a real treat tonight, Collingwood and Hawthorn under the MCG lights for what shapes as one of games of the season. Two of the best and most watchable sides in the league, both desperate to prove themselves against prime opposition. A massive crowd at the home of footy, with some big names returning in just the nick of time.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Dean Bilton |Kyle Pollard
Good afternoon, and welcome back to ABC Sport's live blog coverage of the 2025 AFL season. We've got three games coming your way on this fine Sunday, the first of which comes from Adelaide Oval. Adelaide and West Coast (Kuwarna and Waalitj Marawar for Sir Doug Nicholls Round) kick things off on a sunny afternoon, before we head to the MCG where Melbourne (Naarm) will play Sydney. Then we wrap it all up with St Kilda (Euro-Yroke) and Gold Coast at Docklands, putting a lovely little bow on round 11.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Dean Bilton |Kyle Pollard
G'day, and welcome back to ABC Sport's live blog coverage of the 2025 AFL season. We've got four big ones for you to enjoy today, ripe and ready for a bloggin'. Kicking things off are Carlton and GWS, two sides on the outskirts of the top eight badly needing wins to close in on the other side. Then we're off to the MCG where Hawthorn and Brisbane, two of the hottest flag fancies of the year, meet in what is sure to be a classic.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Dean Bilton
Good evening, and welcome back to ABC Sport's live blog coverage of the 2025 AFL season. We're in Sydney tonight as Sir Doug Nicholls Round continues with the Swans taking on Carlton at the SCG. Nine games in to the season, we are still yet to see the Swans we expected to this year. They face the Blues tonight, another side who has battled up and down form so far this year, knowing anything short of a win will start to make finals look a significant long shot. Stakes are high here tonight.
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