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2 Related A stand-alone mid-week clash between the two invariably draws the eyeballs of a nation. This year, though, it's on a Sunday, squeezed in the mid-afternoon slot between two other games, and as an appetising football contest, dwarfed by the more recent construction of the Anzac Day eve Melbourne-Richmond clash. The Demons are undefeated and sit second on the ladder, while the Tigers are fifth, having won three of the past four premierships. Collingwood and Essendon, meanwhile, are both 1-4 and sit 14th and 16th, respectively. To top it off, on Monday, the Pies and Dons unveiled their ...

One positive and one negative from your club's Round 5 performance By Just two sides remain undefeated after five rounds. The Western Bulldogs and Melbourne continued their perfect starts to the season with respective wins over Gold Coast and Hawthorn. Richmond, West Coast, GWS, Port Adelaide, Brisbane, Fremantle and Geelong also recorded important wins with North Melbourne the only side without a victory. We have selected one positive and one negative from every club’s Round 5 performance. See our thoughts below: Positive: Promising youngsters showed plenty Adelaide has improved greatly ...

How Collingwood could "rip the Bombers apart" on ANZAC Day By 2021-04-19T19:42+10:00 Matthew Lloyd has called on Collingwood to keep Darcy Moore forward for Sunday’s ANZAC Day game against Essendon, believing the Pies could “rip the Bombers apart” by leaving him in the position. Nathan Buckley opted to move Moore into the forward line against West Coast last week, with the 25-year-old kicking three goals. Whether to keep Moore forward to switch him back to defence has been one of the key questions the Magpies face ahead of the much-anticipated meeting, but Lloyd believes the s...

Essendon Round 5 review A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Well that was unfortunate. The Bombers were able to play an out-of-sorts Brisbane Lions back into form but it remains to be seen how profound the implications of last night’s match are in a disrupted 2021 season for the Bombers. The Bombers played as well as a drenched dog, that is to say that they stunk. Without further ado here are my take always from the Round 5 match between Essendon and Brisbane. 1. The third top-ten pick makes his debut

Essendon's round 4 review A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Short answer, how good is footy? The last four matches between the Swans and Bombers have been decided by ten points or less and this win for the Swans brings the aggregate wins for each side since the Swans moved north to 30-30 with one draw. This game had it all. Swings in momentum, bold passages of end to end footy, and egregious misinterpretations of the rules. While I am heartbroken for my boys, they did have their chances but failed to take...