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Who will win and why? The tips and predictions for Round 13 By Theres some massive games to look forward to in Round 13. We have seven games to go through with Carlton, Brisbane, Essendon and the Western Bulldogs having byes. Who will win and why this weekend? Lets find out below. Port Adelaide versus Geelong Thursday night - Adelaide Oval A rematch of the 2020 Qualifying Final, Geelong will be looking to get some revenge on Port Adelaide at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday night. The Power won ...

Why there is a sense of familiarity about Richmond’s season By The 2021 season, so far, hasn’t panned out perfectly for the Richmond Football Club. There has been a smattering of off-field incidents, a few cups of apparent hubris, a teaspoon or two of ‘whinging’, a dose of injury, and a sprinkle of subpar form. But that would be a pessimist’s view. There has also been a tablespoon of youth development and just a few ounces of previous premiership form. When it comes t...

Melbourne Rebels’ determination no match for Western Force momentum A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size It says something about the simplicity of a competition format, that for the second season running, it’s taken until the last round to decide the Super Rugby AU finalists. Furthermore, the second versus third qualifying final as a precursor to the final has yet again ensured teams have plenty to play fo...

Date Time Ratings up an average of 144% as Harvey Norman Super Rugby AU prepares for Finals The 2021 Harvey Norman Super Rugby AU season has proven a hit with fans across Australia with record-breaking numbers tuning in on television, at games and at Rugby fields around the country. Anzac Round capped the last round of Harvey Norman Super Rugby AU regular season with the domestic television ratings up an average of 144% across the season year-on-year. These television audience figures do not in...

Melbourne beats Fremantle, Collingwood defeats North Melbourne to advance to AFLW preliminary finals Posted 4 updated 4 AprApril 2021 at 7:41am Maddison Gay was one of four individual goalkickers in Melbournes AFLW qualifying final win over Fremantle. ( Print text only Cancel Melbourne have progressed to an AFLW preliminary final with a 17-point win over Fremantle in hot and blustery conditions at Casey Fields. The Demons led from start to finish on Saturday to score a 5.10 (40) to 3.5 (23) wi...

By 2021-03-12T13:49+11:00 We are now less than a week away from Round 1 and there are few things sweeter than the first team reveals of the year … even if they’re no longer all coming through on Thursday nights. The AAMI Community Series gave players a chance to prove they’re worthy of being in the mix for an early game, while injuries in those games may have opened the door for others. Here are the players around the league who might just be bolting into Round 1 calculations. Read our ...

The promising Tigers tipped to “jump up” in 2021 By Richmond enters the 2021 season in pursuit of a three-peat of premierships. The Tigers will also look to win a fourth flag in five years with a talented group of players who work tirelessly in a system designed by Damien Hardwick and his coaching staff. A major part of the club’s recent success is the ability to blood quality youngsters who are able to fit into that structure and perform their role for the good of the team. Ov...

The players who have a point to prove at every AFL club in 2021 By 2021-02-11T14:34+11:00 A new season brings a clean slate for certain players who have unfinished business to attend to. Whether it’s overcoming injury, addressing indifferent form, performing on the biggest stage or impressing in new colours, 2021 signals a fresh start for players who didn’t quite hit the heights expected of them at certain points last season. Who from your club has a point to prove in 2021? Taylor Walke...

Former Hawk Jordan Lewis said it was critical to the teams success. In essence, it was to dance and move, watch the eyes of the player with the ball, cut off the corridor kick and force the ball down the line. It helped kill attacking ball movement and, in the years since, helped kill the game as a spectacle. "It was huge for us, Lewis said on Monday. "We had a high focus on manning the mark and not only us, Geelong used to man the mark very well. "They had a guy on the mark and another p...