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Qualifying Finals Max Holmes (pictured below) kicked the deciding goal as Geelong made it 14 consecutive victories by defeating Collingwood, in a thriller, before a monster crowd of 91,525 at the MCG. Embed from Getty Images Despite being behind at every change, the minor premiers were ahead when it mattered and shook off their week […]

After 23 gruelling rounds, we now know the eight teams that will do battle to be crowned 2022 Premiers. During September, they will face off, in a finals series, until there are just two remaining – they will then go on to clash on the biggest stage of them all, in the 126th AFL/VFL showpiece

Jamie Elliott kicked the winner as Collingwood pulled off a remarkable comeback to defeat Carlton, by just a single point, and guarantee themselves a top four finish. The Magpies set a new AFL/VFL record this season for close wins (nine by just a single figure margin), but this one, against their arch-rivals in front of

Geelong wrapped up the minor premiership (McClelland Trophy), with a week to go, in convincing fashion as they thumped Gold Coast up at Metricon Stadium. This result made it twelve straight for the Cats and guarantees them two home finals in Victoria. It is also their ninth top-four finish during Chris Scott’s eleven years at

Collingwood made it eleven wins in a row as they beat the reigning premiers Melbourne, for a second time this season, in an exhilarating and captivating contest. The crowd of 70,956 at the MCG were treated to arguably one of the matches of the year so far, a superb advert for AFL footy, that went

Reigning Premiers Melbourne flexed their muscles, with a performance that showed they will be a force come the finals, after defeating Fremantle on their home deck. Despite some recent patch form, the Demons were far too strong as they blitzed the Dockers early, led all night and increased their advantage at every change. Embed from

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan kicked a career-high five majors as the Western Bulldogs came from behind to get up over reigning Premiers Melbourne in an exhilarating spectacle. The Doggies getting some revenge for last season’s Grand Final defeat, with a win that moves them into the eight, as their No.1, 2020 national draft pick (pictured below), sealed

Kysaiah Pickett made AFL history by becoming the first player to boot six majors in the Northern Territory state as reigning Premiers Melbourne defeated Port Adelaide. Without doubt his best match in a Dees Guernsey, ‘Kozzy’ (pictured below) was easily best on ground as he put on a real masterclass and proved to be a

In what many considered to be a preview of this year’s Grand Final, the top two clashed at GMHBA Stadium where Geelong came out on top against Melbourne. It certainly lived up to its billing, hard fought and full of momentum shifts throughout the contest, with the Cats finishing strongly to claim a well-deserved 28-point

Will Hoskin-Elliott scored the winner as Collingwood pulled off a sensational comeback to make it six in a row and defeat Gold Coast in a thrilling contest. The Magpies coming strong in the latter stages, with a three goal burst in the space of five minutes, to get up and put a serious dent in