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What version of the Saints will show up? That’s the big question. If it’s the side we saw against Essendon and Melbourne, the score line could be ugly, but if it’s the unit that dominated the second half against West Coast this game could go either way. Despite coming off two losses, you have a fair idea of what you’ll get from Richmond and they’ll prove tough to beat as they look to earn their first win since March. Last time they met was last year’s semi-final and the Tigers recorded a 31-point win. While the end result appears convincing, that margin could have been a lot close...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn5 hours ago Sydney has claimed another major scalp to start the season, using an eight-goal second quarter to stun reigning premiers Richmond at the MCG. Coming into the game with a 2-0 record after wins against Brisbane and Adelaide, the Swans' young brigade put the rest of the AFL on notice in the 17. 15. (117) to 10. 12. (72) win. Despite the absence of the rested Lance Franklin, the Swans came out of the gates on fire, kicking the first three goals of the contest to take an eight-point lead to the first change, but really kicked into gear in...

Sydney pull off big upset victory over Richmond to make it three from three in 2021 By 2021-04-03T16:58+11:00 The Sydney Swans have pulled off a fantastic victory at a sun-bathed MCG over Richmond, beating the reigning premiers by a whopping 54 points. It might not have been the biggest upset of the year so far, but in terms of the strength of the win it was right up there, dominating throughout to win each of the first three quarters by more than the one before. It was a two-way street, and as good as the Swans were, the Tigers were probably just as bad.

That means Buddy is still king in the Harbour City - provided he can stay on the park. Rebecca Williams' six people who will define the club in 2021 The Swans’ hopes still begin and end with Lance Franklin. Picture: Tim Hunter. ■ Lance Franklin: The biggest question mark of the season for Sydney surrounds the fitness of Franklin. A Swans' outfit with a fit and firing Franklin versus one without are very different prospects. The champion forward did not play a game in 2020, sidelined by hamstring and groin issues. The 34-year-old, entering his eighth season at the Swans, has already s...

Advertisement Joe Daniher’s career rejuvenation is underway with the key forward kicking four goals for the Brisbane Lions in an outstanding hitout against Gold Coast at Metricon. The former Essendon star had an instant impact when he marked the first centre bounce clearance of the match and kicked a long goal. The clearance came from Lions’ Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale who has overcome a calf problem that slowed him up in the pre-season. Daniher, who joined Brisbane as a free agent after eight seasons at Essendon at the end of last year, looks set to form a dangerous combination with ...