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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 ...

Brisbane Lions record 57-point AFL win over Essendon as Port Adelaide, GWS and Western Bulldogs triumph Posted 9 updated 30 Archie Perkins (left) and Lachie Neale had to battle wet conditions along with each other. ( Share Print text only Cancel Brisbane's big guns have rebooted their stuttering season with a 57-point drubbing of Essendon in the wet at the Gabba. Elsewhere in AFL results on Saturday, Port Adelaide beat Carlton by 28 points, GWS pipped Sydney by two points in a thrilling finish and the Western Bulldogs dished out a 62-point loss to Gold Coast. In Brisbane, Hugh McCluggag...

AFL live ScoreCentre: Brisbane Lions vs Essendon, Carlton vs Port Adelaide, Bulldogs vs Suns, Swans vs Giants live scores, stats and results Posted 7 updated 1 Share Print text only Cancel Brisbane and Essendon are battling the rain along with each other, while Carlton is at home to Port Adelaide. Earlier, the Bulldogs and Giants posted wins. Follow the live scores, stats and results below. Brisbane Lions vs Essendon Bulldogs hammer Suns to stay undefeated Adam Treloar (left) and teammate Josh Dunkley enjoyed the Bulldogs' scoring blitz in the first half. ( AAP: Scott Barbour) Marcus Bonte...

Your AFL club's breakout star in 2021 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The 2021 AFL season is just around the corner. With that, comes expectation. Whether your club is a contender for the ultimate prize or a kitchen utensil, we all have a level of excitement driven by what we want to see out of our clubs. Global conditions indicate that we will see the AFL season clouded by a level of uncertainty in 2021, but with a return to full-length games and hopefully, nationally functional fixturing, we can focus...

  The Bombers are among four teams to have just the one elite ranking on their list for 2021, down from two in 2019. Ridley was a standout for the Bombers in 2020, winning the club's best-and-fairest award after emerging as one of the game's elite defenders - all with just 26 games to his name. Before last season, Ridley had played only nine senior games for the Bombers. Dylan Shiel and Zach Merrett were the Bombers' two elite players in 2019, but were rated above average last year. After finishing 13th last year and losing key players at the trade table, the Bombers needed to enliven ...