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AFL 2021: All the Round 3 teams as they drop AFL by Marc McGowan Premium Content Subscriber only Lance Franklin is set to back up from his successful return game to face reigning premier Richmond at the MCG on Saturday. All-Australian defender Jake Lloyd confirmed on Thursday morning that Franklin had been named in the Sydney Swans' side to take on the Tigers. Franklin kicked three goals in the Swans' 33-point defeat of Adelaide that maintained their perfect start to the year after the shock upset of Brisbane in Round 1.   Watch the 2021 Toyota AFL Pr...

Essendon, Carlton to unveil mature-aged debutants in Round 3 By 2021-04-01T15:41+11:00 Essendon pre-season supplementary selection Alec Waterman will make his debut against St Kilda on Saturday, according to AFL Media’s Callum Twomey. The 24-year-old, who was handed a second chance at AFL level after being delisted by West Coast in 2016, will play his first senior game after strong pre-season and VFL practice match form. The Bombers were hit with a triple injury blow this week with Jye Caldwell (hamstring), Sam Draper (ankle) and Dylan Shiel (knee) all set to spend a considerable time of ...

HAWTHORN 17.18 (120) defeated NORTH MELBOURNE 12.9 (81) Key forward Jacob Koschitzke threw his name up for a round-one debut in Hawthorn’s win over North Melbourne in the Community Cup series on Saturday. Koschitzke, the cousin of retired St Kilda star Justin, kicked six goals and three behinds while pulling in some strong marks as the Hawks controlled the majority of the game to claim a 39-point win at Arden Street Oval. Jacob Koschitzke is congratulated by teammates after kicking one of his six goals for the Hawks on Saturday. Credit:Getty Images The third-year Hawks forward was drafted a...

Which bottom four side can make the biggest leap 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 After what felt like an eternity of an offseason (which doesn’t make sense given it was actually shorter), the AFL is back in just two short weeks. That means it’s time for preview articles! Rather than going team-by-team in 2021, we’ll group the teams together based on where they finished last season. Today, I’ll take a look at last year’s bottom four, before moving onto the rest of the non-finalists (Tu...

Your club's burning question for 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 preseason water cooler talk, from the leaders in media to the two local bricklayers discussing their opinions over smoko, usually resolve over one thing: predictions. However, given the season is less than six weeks until its opening act, each team has many a burning question or line of discussion that has brewed, and by the time the final siren has sounded to announce yet another set of premiership heroes, they shall be answered.