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VFL FIXTURE SECTION for LATEST UPDATES Brisbane Lions Vs WEB afl.com.au/vfl TWITTER @vfl FACEBOOK @vflfooty 2021 FI X T URE INSTAGRAM @vfl.vflw ROUND ONE ROUND SEVEN ROUND FOURTEEN WEEKEND 17/18 JULY Friday, April 16 Thursday, May 27 Casey Demons vs. Box Hill Hawks Richmond vs. Sandringham SC 12pm Frankston vs. Richmond SS 7.10pm Collingwood vs. Carlton Frankston vs. Coburg SS 7.30pm Saturday, May 29 Gold Coast Suns vs. Footscray Saturday, April 17 Brisbane Lions vs. GWS Giants MBSC 10.05am North Melbourne vs. Essendon Footscray vs. Gold Coast Suns VUWO 11.20am North Melbourne vs. Coburg ASO 12pm Coburg vs. Northern Bullants Sydney Swans vs. GWS Giants TO 12pm Werribee vs. Sandringham AAO 1pm Richmond vs. Brisbane Lions Aspley vs. Port Melbourne GR 1pm Gold Coast Suns vs. Aspley MS 1.30pm GWS Giants vs. Sydney Swans Brisbane Lions vs. Essendon MBSC 12pm Southport vs. Northern Bullants FR 1.30pm Port Melbourne vs. Werribee Carlton vs. Southport IKON 2pm Box Hill Hawks vs. Port Melbourne BHCO 2.05pm Aspley vs. Williamstown Werribee vs. Collingwood AAO 2.30pm Collingwood vs. Geelong MCG 4.55pm BYES: Frankston, Geelong, Sandringham, Southport Sunday, April 18 Sunday, May 30 Box Hill Hawks vs. Casey Demons BHCO 12.05pm Sydney Swans vs. Carlton SCG 11.30am ROUND FIFTEEN WEEKEND 24/25 JULY Geelong vs. North Melbourne GMHBA 1pm Footscray vs. Casey Demons VUWO 12.05pm Box Hill Hawks vs. Brisbane Lions Northern Bullants vs. Williamstown PCO 1pm Williamstown vs. Essendon DO 2pm Gold Coast Suns vs. Casey Demons Essendon vs. GWS Giants ROUND TWO ROUND EIGHT Carlton vs. North Melbourne Thursday, April 22 Thursday, June 3 Northern Bullants vs. Frankston GWS Giants vs. Footscray BISP 7.10pm Port Melbourne vs. Southport ETU 7.10pm Footscray vs. Port Melbourne Saturday, April 24 Saturday, June 5 Geelong vs. Richmond Gold Coast Suns vs. Sydney Swans CTO 9.45am Aspley vs. Brisbane Lions GR 1pm Sydney Swans vs. Aspley Carlton vs. Brisbane Lions IKON 11am Sandringham vs. Sydney Swans WSTBBO 2.05pm Southport vs. Werribee North Melbourne vs. Frankston ASO 1pm Richmond vs. Essendon MCG 2.35pm Williamstown vs. Sandringham Southport vs. Aspley FR 1pm Sunday, June 6 BYES: Coburg, Collingwood Box Hill Hawks vs. Northern Bullants BHCO 2pm Williamstown vs. Carlton DO 12.05pm Richmond vs. Casey Demons SC 2pm Footscray vs. Werribee VUWO 12.05pm ROUND SIXTEEN WEEKEND 31 JUL / 1 AUGUST Collingwood vs. Essendon VP 2pm Northern Bullants vs. Collingwood PCO 1pm Casey Demons vs. Footscray Port Melbourne vs. Sandringham ETU 2.30pm Casey Demons vs. Frankston CF 2.05pm Frankston vs. Box Hill Hawks Werribee vs. Williamstown AAO 7pm BYES: Box Hill Hawks, Coburg, Geelong, Gold Coast Suns, GWS Giants, Brisbane Lions vs. Gold Coast Suns BYES: Coburg, Geelong North Melbourne North Melbourne vs. Geelong Aspley vs. Northern Bullants ROUND THREE ROUND NINE WEEKEND 12/13 JUNE Port Melbourne vs. Collingwood Thursday, April 29 Casey Demons vs. Collingwood Sandringham vs. Carlton North Melbourne vs. Casey Demons MS 7.10pm GWS Giants vs. Aspley Coburg vs. Southport Friday, April 30 Port Melbourne vs. North Melbourne Essendon vs. Sydney Swans Collingwood vs. Gold Coast Suns HC 4pm Sandringham vs. Coburg BYES: GWS Giants, Richmond, Werribee, Williamstown Saturday, May 1 Sydney Swans vs. Box Hill Hawks Northern Bullants vs. Footscray PCO 1.05pm Werribee vs. Geelong ROUND SEVENTEEN WEEKEND 7/8 AUGUST Werribee vs. Richmond AAO 2.05pm Gold Coast Suns vs. Williamstown Box Hill Hawks vs. Collingwood Sydney Swans vs. Geelong TO 2.35pm BYES: Brisbane Lions, Carlton, Essendon, Footscray, Frankston, Footscray vs. Essendon Frankston vs. Aspley SS 7pm Northern Bullants, Richmond, Southport Carlton vs. Gold Coast Suns Williamstown vs. Port Melbourne DO 7.10pm Geelong vs. GWS Giants Sunday, May 2 ROUND TEN WEEKEND 19/20 JUNE Richmond vs. North Melbourne Brisbane Lions vs. Coburg SSC 12pm Aspley vs. Coburg Southport vs. Frankston GWS Giants vs. Southport BISP 12.05pm Geelong vs. Footscray Sydney Swans vs. Sandringham Essendon vs. Carlton WH 12.05pm Frankston vs. Gold Coast Suns Werribee vs. Aspley Sandringham v Box Hill TBO 2.30pm North Melbourne vs. Brisbane Lions Coburg vs. Williamstown Essendon vs. Northern Bullants BYES: Brisbane Lions, Casey Demons, Northern Bullants, Port Melbourne ROUND FOUR Carlton vs. Port Melbourne Thursday, May 6 Southport vs. Box Hill Hawks ROUND EIGHTEEN WEEKEND 14/15 AUGUST Geelong vs. Northern Bullants MS 7.10pm Werribee vs. GWS Giants Collingwood vs. Brisbane Lions Saturday, May 8 Williamstown vs. Richmond Gold Coast Suns vs. Essendon Collingwood vs. Coburg VP 12.05pm BYES: Casey Demons, Collingwood, Sandringham, Sydney Swans Northern Bullants vs. Port Melbourne Williamstown vs. Frankston DO 1.35pm GWS Giants vs. Richmond Southport vs. North Melbourne FR 2pm ROUND ELEVEN WEEKEND 26/27 JUNE Geelong vs. Sandringham Box Hill Hawks vs. Werribee BHCO 2.35pm Box Hill Hawks vs. Aspley Coburg vs. Werribee Sunday, May 9 Essendon vs. Casey Demons Williamstown vs. Casey Demons Casey Demons vs. Sydney Swans CF 11.05am Coburg vs. Footscray Footscray v Carlton VUWO 12.05pm BYES: Aspley, Box Hill Hawks, Carlton, Footscray, Frankston, Collingwood vs. Frankston North Melbourne, Southport, Sydney Swans BYES: Aspley, Brisbane Lions, Essendon, Gold Coast Suns, GWS Giants, Brisbane Lions vs. Geelong Port Melbourne, Richmond, Sandringham Northern Bullants vs. Carlton ROUND NINETEEN WEEKEND 21/22 AUGUST Richmond vs. Sandringham ROUND FIVE Essendon vs. Collingwood Gold Coast Suns vs. Southport Aspley vs. Gold Coast Suns Thursday, May 13 GWS Giants vs. Sydney Swans Gold Coast Suns vs. Brisbane Lions MS 7.10pm Carlton vs. GWS Giants North Melbourne vs. Werribee Casey Demons vs. Northern Bullants Saturday, May 15 Port Melbourne vs. Williamstown Aspley vs. Southport GR 12pm Port Melbourne vs. Geelong Casey Demons vs. Geelong CF 2pm ROUND TWELVE WEEKEND 3/4 JULY Richmond vs. Box Hill Hawks Sandringham vs. Footscray Port Melbourne vs. Coburg ETU 2pm Coburg vs. Carlton Richmond vs. GWS Giants SC 2.35pm Brisbane Lions vs. Southport Geelong vs. Essendon Coburg vs. Sydney Swans Sandringham vs. Williamstown WSTBBO 2.30pm Casey Demons vs. GWS Giants Sydney Swans vs. Collingwood SCG 4.45pm Frankston vs. Werribee Footscray vs. North Melbourne North Melbourne vs. Williamstown Sunday, May 16 Northern Bullants vs. Richmond Box Hill Hawks vs. North Melbourne BHCOval 12.05pm Collingwood vs. Sandringham Essendon vs. Frankston WH 2.05pm Southport vs. Brisbane Lions BYES: Carlton, Footscray, Northern Bullants, Werribee Sydney Swans vs. Frankston BROADCAST PARTNERS BYES: Aspley, Box Hill Hawks, Gold Coast Suns, Port Melbourne, ROUND SIX Werribee, Williamstown Thursday, May 20 Geelong vs. Coburg GMHBA 7.10pm ROUND THIRTEEN WEEKEND 10/11 JULY Friday, May 21 Brisbane Lions vs. Aspley Southport vs. Gold Coast Suns FR 7pm Coburg vs. Box Hill Hawks FIXTURE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Frankston vs. Footscray SS 7.30pm Carlton vs. Geelong Saturday, May 22 GWS Giants vs. Gold Coast Suns CHECK AFL.COM.AU/VFL FIXTURE SECTION FOR LATEST UPDATES Brisbane Lions vs. Richmond GABBA 11.35am Frankston vs. Port Melbourne VENUE KEY: (AAO) AVALON AIRPORT OVAL, (ASO) ARDEN STREET OVAL, GWS Giants vs. Port Melbourne BISP 1.05pm Richmond vs. Collingwood (BHCO) BOX HILL CITY OVAL, (BISP) BLACKTOWN INTERNATIONAL Aspley vs. Sandringham GR 1.30pm Sandringham vs. Northern Bullants SPORTS PARK, (CTO) COUNCIL TRAINING OVAL, (ETU) ETU STADIUM, Essendon vs. North Melbourne WH 2.05pm Footscray vs. Sydney Swans (FR) FANKHAUSER RESERVE, (GMHBA) GMHBA STADIUM, (GR) GRAHAM Sunday, May 23 Werribee vs. Casey Demons ROAD, (IKON) IKON PARK, (MS) METRICON STADIUM, (PCO) PRESTON Carlton vs. Box Hill Hawks IKON 12.05pm Williamstown vs. Southport CITY OVAL, (SC) SWINBURNE CENTRE, (SS) SKYBUS STADIUM, (SSC) Casey Demons vs. Sydney Swans CF 1pm BYES: Essendon, North Melbourne SOUTHPINES SPORTING COMPLEX, (TO) TRAMWAY OVAL (LAKESIDE OVAL), Northern Bullants vs. Werribee PCO 2.05pm (VP) VICTORIA PARK, (VUWO) VU WHITTEN OVAL BYES: Collingwood, Williamstown.
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