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AFLW Round 6 preview A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Round 6 of the AFLW season has been released – the highlight of which is a blockbuster clash between Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs at Victoria Park on Sunday. For several other teams, this is just about the last roll of the dice, with the Giants’ finals hopes hinging on a tough home clash with the Brisbane Lions in what will be the first AFL or AFLW match to be played in Canberra since August 2019. St Kilda’s finals aspirations will also...

Share on Twitter Yet despite its head start and Melbourne’s self-styled reputation as the nation’s sporting capital, meetings between City and Victory have come to be overshadowed by the battle that rages between Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers; largely due to the narrative and geographic foundations that the latter has forged - red vs blue, east vs west, bling vs sweat and more - and that the former has consistently failed to foster.  Nothing, especially in Australian football, is ever written in stone, though, and Victory’s sudden brush with mortality, City’s loo...

After shutting its doors for nearly a year, The House bar in Tigerland looks forward to re-opening soon with a completely revamped look. Plans for a renovation have been in

RSN927 LEVER: ‘WE’RE HERE TO WIN’ March 3, 2021 12:06 pm By Conor Walsh Melbourne defender Jake Lever says the side’s 11-point practice match victory over Richmond last week was a statement that the Demons mean business in 2021. Melbourne failed to make the finals last year for the second season on the trot since claiming a preliminary final berth in 2018, but Lever is excited about what lies ahead for the club this year. The key back – who recently signed a three-year contract extension with the Demons – said the team was keen to show its intent against the Tigers heading into th...

Demons see off Tigers in competitive hit out By Melbourne and Richmond have played out a competitive practice match at Casey Fields this morning. The Demons won by 11 points - 14.9.(93) to 12.10.(82) - in a game that ebbed and flowed throughout. The reigning premiers were without a handful of premiership players - Dion Prestia, Kane Lambert, Bachar Houli, Daniel Rioli and Marlion Pickett (who came on late in the last quarter) - while the Demons had Jack Viney, Sam Weideman, Jake Melksham, Angus Brayshaw, Michael Hibberd, Kysaiah Pickett and recruit Ben Brown among those on the sidelines. ...