Tiger hit with massive ban as pre-season warning comes to the fore
No ban had been handed to any player who shoved their opponent into trouble this year, until now. A young Tiger is set to be the first test case of an AFL pre-season warning.
No ban had been handed to any player who shoved their opponent into trouble this year, until now. A young Tiger is set to be the first test case of an AFL pre-season warning.
It was looking tense in the third term, but another offensive explosion from Matthew Nicks’ side has them poised to win their third game of 2025. Follow all the latest.
The Demons are in crisis mode after back-to-back smashings, but that won’t deter them from their goal of September footy, while also remaining confident one of their stars is going nowhere.
Carlton could not only welcome back Harry McKay, but also a forward not seen in 2025 for their must-win clash with Collingwood, while the Cats have injury concerns of their own.
GWS got the jump on Hawthorn down in Tassie, before Will Day led a Hawks blitz that the Giants never recovered from. But that wasn’t even the most impressive part of the win.
The AFL’s most-recognisable umpire is calling quits on his time in green, with ‘Razor’ Ray Chamberlain announcing his retirement alongside two other highly-experienced officials.
All-Australian selection has never been this difficult. MARK ROBINSON names the 15 contenders for the midfield spots and breaks down the locks and who might miss out.
East Perth has had three unconvincing wins on the trot, yet the Royal sit on top of the WAFL perch. BRAD ELBOROUGH writes it proves the adage of a win’s a win, no matter how small.
After its third loss by two points or less in a month, questions are being asked about Sydney’s record in close matches and coach John Longmire has responded.
Trades are running low, but key rucks are out injured and other popular players are on the chopping block with five rounds to go. See the best replacements here.
Laurie Aghan overcame a tough upbringing to establish his own business and achieve remarkable deeds as a coach in Victorian amateur football, writes PAUL AMY.
Zak Evans hopes to feature for Gold Coast this year after the former BBL cricketer’s code switch was rubber-stamped by the AFL.
West Coast is set to begin talks with its list of coaching candidates this week. MARK DUFFIELD takes you inside the process – and what might be putting a few off.
The Magpies’ 66-point loss to the Hawks put a huge dent in their September hopes, but they’re not dead yet. See who Collingwood need to barrack against and how they can still make the eight.
Kynan Brown’s insane tackle record, Blue’s 216-point game and top-10 draft hope Jagga Smith blitzes his Richmond VFL debut. See full SuperCoach scores from the VFL, SANFL and WAFL.
Isaac Kako has reminded Essendon fans how grateful they should be that NGA access has been restored with the second-highest rated Coates Talent League game on the weekend. See the full list.
Zak Butters is looking to challenge his unwanted record as the most-fined player in the competition’s history, taking his case to the tribunal.
The Blues and Swans have taken a hit for their charge towards September, with two key players dealt massive injury blows. But there’s better news for Carlton on Harry McKay.
Fremantle was bracing for Melbourne to ‘ambush’ them on Sunday, but the men in purple brought the heat. Andrew Brayshaw tells MARK DUFFIELD they’ll treat the Eagles the same way this week.
Port Adelaide has been steadfast in denying that a formal Ken Hinkley-Josh Carr succession plan exists. So, will West Coast come calling for either? The Power assistant has responded.
From Collingwood’s decorated veteran trio to contracted players who remain deep in public speculation, JOSH BARNES takes a look at the big names needing a big final few weeks.
Ben Ainsworth’s future has been the subject of speculation for most of the year, with the Victorian linked with a potential move to Essendon. But, today, he’s turned his back on free agency.
The AFL have sent three please explain letters over concussion protocols management, following incidents involving Jordan Dawson, Harry McKay and Harris Andrews.
After making headlines last week, GWS defender Jack Buckley has clarified his position on a potential journey to Paris to watch partner Celeste Mucci compete in the hurdles.
Believe it or not, Cody Weightman wasn’t always this deadly in front of the big sticks, and it’s all thanks to an unlikely hero. The star Dog chats with Sam Landsberger about his rise.
Geelong’s Mitch Duncan has echoed coach Chris Scott’s thoughts on the uncharacteristic nature of their round 19 loss, with attention now on rebounding against an improving rival.
Pies president Jeff Browne said the draft doesn’t work, but with a bare list of free agents available, MARK ROBINSON writes, they might not have a choice, even without their first round pick.
Hawthorn is on track for an miracle finals berth. However, MATTHEW FORREST writes that three clubs have the chance to spoil the party for the Hawks.
Melbourne’s Harrison Petty has secured a pay rise to stay at Melbourne after speculation over previous summers he would find his way back to Adelaide.
North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson backed his troops to keep building belief after another gallant loss, this time to Carlton, while Harry McKay’s head knock has come under scrutiny.
