2020 fixture pdf

Continue AFL teams have learned that their run home to the finals after the last block of fixtures were released on Friday.A second footy festival will begin on Thursday, August 27, when Hawthorn host Essendon at to West Coast and Richmond face off against West Coast on the Gold Coast.Watch video of the 14-under-17 fixture will be compressed in 18 days as the AFL takes just one day after good feedback from the club's compressed fixture. Feedback from clubs, players, broadcasters and fans has been supportive of the initial phase of squeezing rounds 9-12, fixtures boss Travis Ould said. Clubs and players play more often, and the audience remains very strong, with the average audience per game increasing by 14 percent. Planning for the second phase of compression allows us to play more matches again in a shorter period of time as most clubs continue to live in a hub environment. Premier League rivals Richmond and West Coast will face off in round 14. Credit: AAP Support players, clubs and broadcasters take this approach, coupled with match attendance restrictions, supports the game at unconventional time intervals that allow us to showcase our game to fans throughout the week. Round 18 was set as a floating fixture, with the league setting priorities for matches with the consequences of the finals when setting a date and time. Fifteen clubs - including West Coast and Fremantle - will be based in NSW until the end of the season. Hawthorn, Port Adelaide and Adelaide will be based in South Australia.Thursday, August 27Thurthtorne vs Essendon, Adelaide Oval, 4.40pm AEST (4.10pm local)Richmond vs , Metricon Stadium, 7.10pm AESTFriday, August 28 vs Cats, Metricon Stadium, 19:50 AESTSaturday, August 29 Port Adelaide vs , Adelaide Oval, 13:45 AEST (13.15pm local time) Fremantle vs GWS Giants, Optus Stadium , 16.35 AEST (2.35pm local time) Melbourne vs. St Kilda, TIO , 19:40 AEST (7.10pm local time) Sunday, August 30 Carlton vs Collingwood, Gabba, 3.35pm AESTGold Coast Suns vs North Melbourne, Metricon Stadium, 6.10pm AESTByes: Adelaide Crows, LionsTuesday, St 1Hawthorn vs Adelaide Crows, Adelaide Oval, 5.40pm AEST (5.10pm local) West Coast v Essendon , Gabba, 8.10pm AESTWednesday, September 2 Atrichmond vs Fremantle, Metricon Stadium, 7.10pm AESTThursday, Sep 3Sydney Swans vs Melbourne, Cazaly Stadium, 4.40pm AESTGWS Giants vs Carlton, Metricon Stadium, 7.10pm AESTFriday, September 4Brisbane Lions vs Collingwood, Gabba, 7.50pm AESTByes: Geelong Cats, Gold Coast Blues, North Melbourne, Port Adelaide, St Kilda, West Bulldogs North Melbourne v Port Adelaide, Metricon Stadium, 19:40 AESTSunday, September 6 Kilda vs Hawthorn, Metricon Stadium, 1.05pm AESTGeelong Cats vs. Essendon, Gabba, 15:35 AESTWest Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs West Coast Eagles, Metricon Stadium, 6.10pm AESTMonday, Sep 7Melbourne vs Fremantle, Cazaly Stadium, 19:10 AESTTuesday, Sep 8Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants, Adelaide Oval, 5.40pm AEST (5.10pm local) Carlton vs Sydney Swans, Metricon Stadium, 8.10pm AESTWednesday, Sep 9Brisbane Lions v , Gabba, 7.10pm AESTByes: Collingwood, RichmondThursday, September 10 Kilda vs West Coast Eagles, Gabba, 7.10pm AESTFriday , Sep 11 Geelong Cats vs Richmond Richmond, Metricon Stadium, 19:50 AESTSaturday, September 12 Melbourne vs Fremantle, Metricon Stadium, 13:45 AESTPort Adelaide vs. Essendon, Adelaide Oval, 16:35 AEST (4.05pm local time) GWS Giants vs. Melbourne, Gabba, 19:40 AESTSunday, September 13Carlton vs Adelaide Crows, Metricon Stadium, 13:05 AESTHawthorn vs. Western Bulldogs, Adelaide Oval, 3.35pm AEST (3.05pm local) Sydney Swans vs Cazaly Stadium, 6.10pm AESTMonday, Sep 14Collingwood vs Gold Coast, Gabba, 19:10 AESTAll Dates, Times and Places to Be Confirmed Adelaide Crows vs RichmondBrisbane Lions vs CarltonCollingwood vs Port Adelaide Essendon vs MelbourneFreman Hawthorn vs Western Bulldogs Hawthorn vs Gold Coast SunsNorth Melbourne vs West Coast EaglesSt Kilda vs GWS GiantsSydney Swans vs Geelong Cats for 2020 AFL Women's 2020 AFL Premier League seasonTeams18Minor PremiersPort Adelaide (4th Minor Premier League) Matches played159Attendance949 (740 (5,973 per match)Highest attendance32,865 (first elimination final, West Coast vs Collingwood)Coleman MedallistTom Hawkins Geelong (42 goals) Brownlow MedallistLachie Neil Brisbane Lions (31 votes) Wooden spoonersAdelaide (1st wooden ← 20192021 → The 2020 Australian Football League season continues the 124th season of the elite Australian Rules football competition and the 31st under the name of the Australian Football League, having moved out of the Victorian Football League after the 1989 season. There will be 18 teams competing in the league, just like the previous eight seasons. On March 22, 2020, the season was suspended at the end of the first round due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The season resumed on June 11, 2020; And, if there are no more glitches, the season will consist of 18 home-and- away rounds and four weeks of finals, ending the Grand Final to be played between Richmond and Geelong at , Brisbane, on October 24. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, which was officially declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization on 11 March 2020, eight days before the scheduled start of the Premier League season. Restrictions imposed by various state governments related to social distancing, blocking of non-holy services that for three months across the country, and border controls for interstate and international all of them had a significant impact on the end of the 2020 season. Fixture Pre-season, expecting the season to be forced to end at the peak of the virus, the AFL has announced that the match will be reduced from 22 matches per team to 17, with each team playing each other once. The season then began on March 19, as originally planned; however, since the restrictions followed by periods of official quarantine had been imposed on interstate travel, the season was suspended after the first round. It was eventually organized in eighteen rounds, with each team serving one bye. The season was suspended for more than two months. On May 15, when most states began to ease restrictions, a league plan was announced to resume the season: clubs began contactless training on May 18, and full contact training from May 25, before the resumption of competitive matches from June 11, with a revised fixture released gradually throughout the year, and changing regularly and often in short order when the situation forced it. The first major fixing problem occurred after Round 4, when a spike in Victorian COVID-19 cases prompted other states to either impose tighter quarantine restrictions on Victorians, or to delay easing restrictions already in place. While this forced two scheduled rounds of five matches - (Richmond vs West Coast and Melbourne vs. Sydney) - to be redrawn in less than a week's notice (Richmond instead face Melbourne in , and Sydney face West Coast in NSW), and the entire scheduled round of six and seven fixtures to be redrawn, the season continued without suspension. The gradual release of the fixture also allowed flexibility to reschedule any games that were postponed due to positive COVID-19 tests among players or staff. When games have been postponed or rescheduled in short order, other games in the same round are often also postponed to ensure that prime-time television slots are filled. Club medical restrictions At peak break players were only allowed to train under strict government restrictions on public meetings; at the height of the pandemic in April and May, when more than two meetings were limited, meaning that players could only train in pairs. When the league returned to training and games, this was done with strict protocols and monitoring to ensure that clubs would not be affected by the outbreak, and that any cases of the virus could be kept with minimal impact on wider competition. In this regard, players, referees and staff were regularly tested for the virus and continued to train mainly in small groups, allowing the segregation of individual players or small groups and contained in the case of positive Disease. The club's players and staff are subject to the protocols that apply to which were above and beyond the lockout guidelines are still in place for the public in order to protect the AFL season from the misery of the outbreak; and families and partners who are part of quarantine centres are subject to the same restrictions. There have been many breaches during the season, leading to fines for players and clubs, or disqualifications in the most egregious cases: Richmond's Sydney Stack and Callum Coleman-Jones (ten matches each) for taking part in a brawl outside the Surfers Paradise kebab shop in the early hours of September 4. Sydney's Elijah Taylor (until the end of the season, who has made six home and away matches) for bringing his girlfriend to the club's quarantine hotel in Perth. Adelaide assistant coach Ben Hart (six weeks training) for having a training team to be too close together for quarantine camp in early May. Collingwood's (four matches) and Linden Dunn (one match) for driving to an Uber and visiting more than one unauthorized home, a night ending with Sidebottom being taken home by police. Peter Ladhams (three matches) from Port Adelaide and Dan Houston (two matches) for inviting non-empowered residents to their home. Charlie Spargo (two matches) from Melbourne and Kisaya Pickett (one match) for driving through Uber to an unauthorised home to collect. Port Adelaide's Ollie Wines (one week) for inviting an unauthorized resident to his home. Throughout the season, PLAYERS registered with the AFL were not allowed to participate in state league competitions (VFL, SANFL, WAFL and NEAFL) due to the increased risk of external threats in the semi-professional environment of the state league; this meant that there were no formal competitive football reserves for players who were not selected in the seniors. Clubs based in the same state were allowed to organize special zero matches for their unselected players against each other and in empty stadiums to ensure some practice of matches; It can be standalone games or curtain raises for senior games. The quarantine centers and relocation club This section needs additional citations to check. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. (September 2020) (Learn how and when to remove this message template) Interstate travel restrictions and quarantine periods are a significant obstacle to the end of the season after resumption, with many state border crossings subject to mandatory 14-day quarantine. and Tasmania had the toughest restrictions requiring quarantine for all entries throughout the season; Similar restrictions were introduced after the 5th round. Border crossings throughout the rest of the country were freer; but like the second wave of viral cases in Victoria (after Round 5) and NSW (after Round 10), quarantine was imposed on travellers leaving those states. This excluded the usual interstate home-and-away fixture, and meant that NSW - which has supported few cases of the virus and had the most favourable quarantine arrangements - became critical by the end of the season. Border restrictions have been imposed, requiring several clubs to move outside their states; or, to tune in to week-long quarantine hubs in which clubs traveled at the same time in a limited state for an extended three- or four- week trip, quarantine there and played several games against other teams at the center. The closest families of players were allowed to join them at the league's expense, but were subject to the same lifestyle and virus testing restrictions as players. The relocation of all ten Victorian clubs occurred after the 5th round. Carlton, the Western Bulldogs, North Melbourne, St Kilda, Richmond and Essendon have moved to south-east NSW; and Collingwood, Hawthorn, Geelong and Melbourne have moved to NSW. After Round 8, six clubs based in NSW (Sydney, Greater Western Sydney and four Victorian clubs) moved to NSW. These moves will continue until the end of the season. The first quarantine hub of the season occurred immediately after the resumption, with clubs from southern Australia and Western Australia , the most severely restricted state at the time. The clubs have been moved to south-east - with Western Australia teams arriving in Round 2 and South Australian teams arriving in Round 3 (after their Round 2 Showdown game in Adelaide). The visiting teams played each other and the two clubs from the centre of the nsw centre until round five. The two West Australian teams stayed at the centre for another week and flew back to Western Australia after Round 6, while the South Australians returned to South Australia after Round 5, but still travelled weekly to NSW in the following weeks. Since then, three three-week quarantine hubs have been set up in Perth to ensure matches are played there despite seasonal quarantine requirements. Each time, two interstate clubs travelled directly from nsw, and played with each other while in quarantine, then two Perth clubs while out of quarantine. These centres were: Rounds 7-9: Geelong and Collingwood rounds 9-12: Hawthorn and Carlton (including bye) Rounds 12-14: Sydney and Greater Western Sydney Fremantle and West Coast later returned to the centre of NSW for the last four rounds of the home-and-away season. Teams could also travel from NSW to the Northern Territory, where three games were played. However, seasonal Tasmanian border restrictions states have not led to play in the state for the first time since 2000. Border restrictions ultimately also ruled out playing any finals in Victoria or NSW, including the Grand Final, and limited the finals in Western Australia only in the first week, as a stretch of the week after round 18 allowed quarantine time. During the first three weeks of the finals, clubs unable to play in their timers were given the chance to nominate preferred home ground from the Gabba, Metricon Stadium and Adelaide Oval for the home finals. The September 2 Grand Final was officially scheduled for Saturday 24 October, the last time the Grand Final has ever been played; It was scheduled for the night to avoid a clash with the 100th launch of the Cox Plate that day, making it the first Grand Final not to be played in the afternoon time slot; And, it was planned at the Gabba, making it the first AFL Grand Final ever played outside of Melbourne. The hub mechanisms have led to many other fixation anomalies. Among the most notable occurred in Round 6, when all nine games were played in NSW and NSW, traditionally rugby league territory. Entire rounds were played without matches in Melbourne, which happened only earlier in the 8th round of 1952 (national promotional round). Clubs have held several home matches on interstate venues, and Hub stadiums are sometimes used for multiple games on the same day - the first double head in senior VFL/AFL football since round 19, 1986. The push to squeeze the schedule meant that seven games of the 10th and sixth rounds were played entirely on weekdays, the first time it happened outside the rounds played on a public holiday. Government crowd restrictions at meetings meant that, starting in Round 1, crowds were locked out of senior VFL/AFL matches for the first time in the code's history. State governments have gradually allowed crowds, often small and limited in size, into games, starting immediately with the resumption in round two in South Australia and NSW, from Round 3 in NSW, and from the resumption of football in Round 7 in Western Australia. The size of the allowable crowds has changed over the course of the season, with the early-season NSW and NSW crowds limited to just a few hundred, while half of the full crowd were allowed to mostly virus-free Western Australia out of round seven. Beginning in the second round after the resumption of the season, broadcasters have experimented with adding artificial crowd noise to give a more normal look to their TV shows to overcome the lack of genuine crowds in stadiums. The rule changes throughout the season, matches were played for a reduced duration of 16 minutes plus a time of quarter, rather than 20 minutes plus time. This was originally done at the beginning of the season, in the hope that playing Games could facilitate more frequent games than weekly games, maximizing games that can be played before the expected suspension of the season; But this did not happen, as the season was suspended after only one round. It was then saved after the resumption to ease the burden on the players to take into account the compromised training schedule; and to make the makeup of the game to be more easily scheduled between rounds when matches have been postponed or refixtured. As a result of this, it was a very low score of the season, and several records or long-standing marks in the low score were set during the season. Finance When the season was suspended, the league and clubs faced an acute shortage of cash flow, as the gates and broadcast revenues that were in the budget, immediately ceased; Clubs derived from games and other public places have also seen these revenues fall when public gatherings have been restricted. The league and clubs all stood down or strictly reduced the clock for huge percentages of their staff during the suspension; In addition, the AFL has agreed with both the AFLPA and ALFUA to accept significant reductions in play for players and referees during the season, at a rate of 50% of their salary with a suspension point until the end of the season, and an increase of up to 70% for any suspension period that applies after the end of May. The league successfully obtained a $500-600 million loan from National Australia Bank and ANU Bank, borrowed money against its ownership of Marvel Stadium, to cover its and its clubs' cash shortfalls during the suspension. Resuming the season and playing a shortened 17-game season in full, even without the crowds, it was important that the league still take most of its television revenue. Prior to the resumption, the league revised its $417 million-a-year broadcast deals with The Seventh Network and Foxtel, eventually resulting in an overall decline in television revenue of about $150 million over 2020-2022. In addition, the cost of managing the centres of NSW, including medical expenses for ongoing COVID-19 testing, has resulted in a league cost of $60 million. Other effects among the other direct effects of the pandemic were: Dreamtime at the 'G match between Richmond and Essendon did not play at the for its name, but instead at TIO Stadium in Darwin. St Kilda and Port Adelaide did not play a match at in Shanghai, China, as planned as part of the original round of 11 - this decision being made while the virus was still mostly prevalent in China and prior to its spread in Australia, two Tests of the international rules of the Football Series against Ireland, are scheduled to play in Ireland in have been canceled. In the main article of the preseason series Marsh Community Series: 2020 Marsh Community Series, the preseason series of games returned in 2020 in the Marsh Community Series, in which the teams played two games. The games were standalone, with no overall series winner. Each team played two games, many on suburban or regional venues, while all games were broadcast on Fox Footy. State of Origin for Bushfire Relief Match Home article: State of Origin for Bushfire Relief Match A one-off benefit match was played on February 28, 2020 as a fundraiser for relief efforts for the 2019-20 Australian Bush fire season. The league donated $2.5 million to disaster relief funds for the match. The selection for the two teams was based on the rules of origin, and it was the first interstate match involving players listed in the AFL's AFL Hall of Fame Tribute Match in 2008. State of Origin for Bushfire Relief match Friday, 28 February 2020 (7.50pm) Victoria def. Стадион Marvel All-Stars (толпа: 51 052) Отчет 4.1 (25)10.2 (62)15.7 (97) 24.10 (154 ) 1'2'3 Финал 4.7 (31)9.14 (68)15.16 (106) 15.18 (108) Umpires: Фишер, Стивенс, Николс, Уильямсон Лучший на земле Медаль: Дастин Мартин (Виктория) Папли 5 Келли, Грин 4 Мартин, Гафф, Бонтемпелли, Грешем 2 Dangerfield , J Камерон, Линч 1 Цели C Камерон 3 Конильо, Breust, Riewoldt, Smith 2 Neale , Weller, Walters, Hill 1 Kelly, Martin, Greene, Papley, Pendlebury, Haynes, Cotchin, Dangerfield Best Coniglio, C Cameron, Mills, Cripps, Neale, Johannisen Premiership Season Map territories to be used during the 2019 AFL season (except Jiangwan Stadium, Shanghai) The rest of the match has been redrawn in a new 17-year season in which each team plays each other. The new rescheduled fixture was released gradually during the season, often in short order to allow the device to respond to events in the spread of the virus. Round 1 Round 1 Thursday, March 19 (7.40pm) Richmond 16.9 (105) def. Carlton 12.9 (81) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Friday, March 20 (7.50pm) Western Bulldogs 5.4 (34) def. Collingwood 13.8 (86) Marvel Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, March 21 (2.10pm) Essendon 9.9 (63) def. Fremantle 8.9 (57) Marvel Stadium (crowd: 0) Report Saturday, March 21 (4.35pm) Adelaide 11.5 (71) def. Sydney 11.8 (74) Adelaide Oval (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, March 21 (7.40pm) Greater Western Sydney 17.3 (105) def. Geelong 11.7 (73) Sydney Showground Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, March 21 (6.40pm) Gold Coast 4.5 (29) def. Port Adelaide 10.16 (76) Metricon Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Sunday, March 22 (1.05pm) North Melbourne 8.8 (56) Def. St Kilda 7.12 (54) Marvel Stadium (crowd: 0) Report , March 22 (3:35 p.m.) p.m.) 14.6 (90) def. Brisbane Lions 9.8 (62) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Sunday, March 22 (3.40pm) West Coast 12.6 (78) def. Melbourne 7.9 (51) Optus Stadium (crowd: 0) Report Greater Western Sydney scored on 85% accuracy, beating its previous high accuracy of 77.78% (minimum 15 scoring shots) in round 11, 2016, also against Geelong. Round 2 Round 2 Thursday, June 11 (7.40pm) Collingwood 5.6 (36) drew with Richmond 5.6 (36) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Friday, June 12 (7.50pm) Geelong 17.6 (108) def. Hawthorn 7.5 (47) GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 13 (1.45pm) Brisbane Lions 12.9 (81) def. Fremantle 10.9 (69) Gabba (crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 13 (4.35pm) Carlton 7.11 (53) def. Melbourne 8.6 (54) Marvel Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 13 (7.10pm) Port Adelaide 17.8 (110) def. Adelaide 5.5 (35) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 2240) Report Saturday, June 13 (7.40pm) Gold Coast 14.6 (90) def. West Coast 6.10 (46) Metricon Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Sunday, June 14 (1.05pm) Greater Western Sydney 8.12 (60) def. North Melbourne 12.8 (80) GIANTS Stadium (crowd: 350) Report Sunday, June 14 (3.35pm) Sydney 11.7 (73) def. Essendon 12.7 (79) SCG (crowd: 337 52) Report Sunday, June 14 (6.05pm) St Kilda 14.4 (88) def. The Western Bulldogs 7.7 (49) Marvel Stadium (crowd: 0) Report Collingwood and Richmond's combined score of 10.12 (72) was the lowest combined score since round 11 in 1999. Port Adelaide recorded its biggest winning margin, 75 points, against Adelaide in the . Adelaide's score of 5.5 (35) was the lowest score on either side in the Showdown, and their lowest ever score was either at Adelaide Oval or Football Park. Gold Coast won its first game since Round 4 in 2019, losing 19 games. Round 3 Round 3 Thursday, June 18 (7.40pm) Richmond 5.9 (39) def. Hawthorn 11.5 (71) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Friday, June 19 (7.50pm) Western Bulldogs 8.9 (57) def. Greater Western Sydney 4.9 (33) Marvel Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 20 (1.45pm) North Melbourne 8.12 (60) def. Sydney 10.11 (71) Marvel Stadium (crowd: 0) Saturday Report, June 20 (4.35pm) Collingwood 12.9 (81) def. St Kilda 5.7 (37) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 20 (7.40pm) Geelong 11.11 (77) def. Carlton 12.7 (79) GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 0) Saturday, June 20 (7.40pm) Brisbane Lions 10.14 (74) def. West Coast 6.8 (44) Gabba (crowd: 1,965) Report Sunday, June 21 (3.05pm) Gold Coast 12.10 (82) def. Adelaide 4.5 (29) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 1,997 '57) Report Sunday, June 21 (8.10pm) Fremantle 6.5 (41) def. Port Adelaide 10.10 (70) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 180) Report Bye: Essendon, Melbourne Gold Coast defeated Adelaide for the first time, losing their first thirteen meetings against them. This meant that the Gold Coast beat all the other teams in the league at least Adelaide lost at Metricon Stadium for the first time in its history, breaking an eleven-game winning streak on the spot. Adelaide's final score of 4.5 (29) was the lowest ever at Metricon Stadium, with Gold Coast conceding the lowest score. Three quarters of Adelaide's 1.4 (10) time was the lowest at three-quarter time. After Conor McKenna (Essendon) tested positive for COVID-19 in the pre-match test, the Essendon-Melbourne match was postponed for 24 hours. The match was eventually moved to round 18, while Essendon and Melbourne got byes in hindsight. Round 4 Round 4 Thursday, June 25 (7.40pm) Sydney 5.9 (39) def. by the Western Bulldogs 10.7 (67) SCG (crowd: 605) report Friday, June 26 (7.50pm) Greater Western Sydney 10.6 (66) def. Collingwood 9.10 (64) GIANTS Stadium (crowd: 487) Saturday Report June 27 (1.45pm) Port Adelaide 13.11 (89) def. West Coast 6.5 (41) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 450) Report Saturday, June 27 (4.35pm) St Kilda 15.3 (93) def. Richmond 10.7 (67) Marvel Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 27 (7.40pm) Essendon 8.3 (51) def. Carlton 7.10 (52) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Saturday, June 27 (7.40pm) Gold Coast 10.4 (64) def. Fremantle 8.3 (51) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 5106) Report Sunday, June 28 (1.05pm) Brisbane Lions 10.23 (83) def. Adelaide 7.4 (46) Gabba (crowd: 7,354) Report Sunday, June 28 (3.35pm) Melbourne 6.8 (44) def. by Geelong 7.5 (47) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Sunday, June 28 (6.05pm) Hawthorn 8.10 (58) def. North Melbourne 8.6 (54) Marvel Stadium (crowd: 0) Report In the first half of their game, Gold Coast scored 7.0 (42) and Fremantle scored 6.0 (36), making it the first half of football in VFL/AFL history in which not to close. Round 5 Round 5 Thursday, 2 July (7.40pm) Carlton 8.7 (55) def. St Kilda 11.7 (73) Marvel Stadium (crowd: 0) Report Friday, July 3 (7.50pm) Collingwood 7.6 (48) def. Essendon 10.3 (63) MCG (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, July 4 (1.45pm) West Coast 11.11 (77) def. Sydney 6.7 (43) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2238) Report Saturday, July 4 (4.35pm) Geelong 13.11 (89) def. Gold Coast 8.4 (52) GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 0) Report Saturday, July 4 (7.40pm) Western Bulldogs 13.9 (87) def. North Melbourne 5.8 (38) Marvel Stadium (Crowd: 0) Report Saturday, July 4 (7.40pm) Brisbane Lions 12.13 (85) def. Port Adelaide 6.12 (48) Gabba (crowd: 10,161) Report Sunday, July 5 (1.05pm) Adelaide 4.10 (34) def. By Fremantle 8.6 (54) Metricon Stadium (Crowd: 418) Report Sunday, July 5 (3.35pm) Melbourne 8.4 (52) def. Richmond 12.7 (79) MCG (crowd: 0) Report Sunday, July 5 (6.10pm) Greater Western Sydney 13.5 (83) def. Hawthorn 7.7 (49) GIANTS Stadium (crowd: 5674) Report Round 6 Round 6 Thursday, July 9 (7.40pm) Geelong 11.7 def. Брисбен Лайонс 6,10 (46) SCG SCG Report Friday, July 10 (7.50pm) Collingwood 8.11 (59) def. Hawthorn 3.9 (27) GIANTS Stadium (crowd: 1772) Report Saturday, July 11 (12.35pm) Fremantle 12.7 (79) def. St Kilda 11.7 (73) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 638) Report Saturday, July 11 (3.05pm) West Coast 10.7 (67) def. Adelaide 5.4 (34) Gabba (crowd: 210) Report Saturday, July 11 (6.05pm) Melbourne 12.8 (80) def. Gold Coast 9.9 (63) GIANTS Stadium (Crowd: 250) Report Saturday, July 11 (7.40pm) Essendon 9.13 (67) def. North Melbourne 7.11 (53) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4,271) Report Sunday, July 12 (1.05pm) Port Adelaide 9.9 (63) def. Greater Western Sydney 6.10 (46) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 368) Report Sunday, July 12 (3.35pm) Richmond 4.10 (34) beat Sydney 3.8 (26) Gabba (crowd: 3606) Sunday report, July 12 (6.45pm) Carlton 16.7 (103) against Western Bulldogs 7.9 (51) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2178) Hawthorn score 3.9 (27) was the lowest in a game since round 21, 1975. The combined score of 7.18 (60) in the match between Richmond and Sydney was the lowest in any game since round 16 in 1996. Sydney's score of 3.8 (26) was the lowest in the game since round 13 in 1988. Round 7 Round 7 Thursday, 16 July (6.10pm) Geelong 5.5 (35) def. Collingwood 8.9 (57) Optus Stadium (crowd: 22,077) Report Friday, July 17 (7.50pm) Essendon 7.9 (51) def. Western Bulldogs 14.9 (93) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4949) Report Saturday, July 18 (1.45pm) Greater Western Sydney 10.8 (68) def. Brisbane Lions 13.10 (88) GIANTS Stadium: 3,168) Report Saturday, July 18 (4.35pm) Sydney 9.6 (60) def. on Gold Coast 13.14 (92) SCG (crowd: 6000) Report Saturday, July 18 (7.40pm) Richmond 11.11 (77) def. North Melbourne 2.11 (23) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4337) Report Sunday, July 19 (1.05pm) Carlton 9.7 (61) def. Port Adelaide 9.10 (64) Gabba (crowd: 3510) Report Sunday, July 19 (3.35pm) Hawthorn 7.6 (48) def. Melbourne 14.7 (91) GIANTS Stadium (Crowd: 750) Report Sunday, July 19 (6.35pm) Fremantle 5.2 (32) def. West Coast 9.8 (62) Optus Stadium (crowd: 25306) Report Monday, July 20 (7.40pm) Adelaide 8.7 (55) def. St Kilda 12.6 (78) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 13579) Report kicks a goal after the final siren to win the match for Port Adelaide. North Melbourne's score of 2.11 (23) was the lowest ever recorded at Metricon Stadium. St Kilda won its first AFL Premier League match at Adelaide Oval, after ten consecutive defeats. Round 8 Round 8 Thursday, July 23 (7.40pm) Gold Coast 6.10 (46) def. Western Bulldogs 7.9 (51) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4,039) Report Friday, July 24 (7.50pm) Greater Western Sydney 9.8 (62) def. Richmond 6.14 (50) GIANTS Stadium (Crowd: 5500) Report Saturday, July 25 (1:05pm) North Melbourne 9.3 Def. Carlton 9.10 (64) Gabba (crowd: 3655) Report Saturday, . July (3.35pm) Sydney 9.6 (60) def. Hawthorn 7.11 (53) SCG (crowd: 4264) Report Saturday, July 25 (7.10pm) Port Adelaide 6.8 (44) def. St Kilda 12.1 (73) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 16,727) Sunday Report July 26 (12.35pm) Adelaide 8.11 (59) def. Essendon 9.8 (62) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 15,155) Report Sunday, July 26 (3.35pm) West Coast 18.3 (111) def. Collingwood 6.9 (45) Optus Stadium (Crowd: 24,824) Report Sunday, July 26 (6.10pm) Melbourne 7.7 (49) def. Brisbane Lions 7.11 (53) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 3011) Report Monday, July 27 (6.10pm) Fremantle 2.4 (16) def. by Geelong 6.12 (48) Optus Stadium (crowd: 20,251) Report Round 9 Round 9 Wednesday, July 29 (7.10pm) Western Bulldogs 7.7 (49) Def. Richmond 13.12 (90) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2824) Report Thursday, July 30 (7.50pm) Melbourne 4.8 (32) def. Port Adelaide 12.11 (83) Gabba (crowd: 323) Report Friday, July 31 (3.40pm) Carlton 9.4 (58) def. Hawthorn 14.5 (89) Optus Stadium (crowd: 12304) Report Friday, July 31 (8.10pm) Essendon 3.10 (28) def. Brisbane Lions 14.7 (91) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4860) Report Saturday, August 1 (2.35pm) North Melbourne 19.5 (119) def. Adelaide 7.8 (50) Metric Stadium (crowd) : 522) Report Saturday, August 1 (5.10pm) St Kilda 15.11 (101) def. Sydney 6.12 (48) Gabba (crowd: 2,978) Report Saturday, August 1 (6.10pm) West Coast 11.7 (73) def. Geelong 10.4 (64) Optus Stadium (crowd: 26,211) Report Sunday, August 2 (3.35pm) Gold Coast 4.11 (35) def. Greater Western Sydney 9.7 (61) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4,363) Report Sunday, August 2 (4.10pm) Fremantle 10.1 (61) def. Collingwood 7.7 (49) Optus Stadium (crowd: 20,912) Essendon's score of 3.10 (28) was the lowest missed score by the Brisbane Lions in its history. St Kilda defeated Sydney for the first time since Round 9 in 2012, ending a ten-game streak. Round 10 Round 10 Monday, August 3 (6.40pm) Port Adelaide 8.7 (55) def. Western Bulldogs 5.12 (42) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 14,159) Report Tuesday, August 4 (7.10pm) Richmond 12.10 (82) vs Brisbane Lions 4.17 (41) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 5651) Report Wednesday, August 5 (5.40pm) Geelong 13.12 (90) def. North Melbourne 9.3 (57) Gabba (crowd: 2,282) Report Wednesday, August 5 (7.40pm) Adelaide 5.7 (37) def. Melbourne 13.10 (88) Adelaide Oval (Crowd Oval: 12,022) Report Thursday, August 6 (5.40pm) Collingwood 6.14 (50) def. Sydney 6.5 (41) Gabba (crowd: 4146) Report Thursday, August 6 (8.10pm) Gold Coast 11.8 (74) def. by St Kilda 12.6 (78) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 3,095) Report Friday, August 7 (7.50pm) Essendon 8.7 (55) def. Greater Western Sydney 8.11 (59) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 1178) Report Bye: Carlton, Fremantle, Hawthorn, West Coast Round 11 Saturday, 8 (4:05pm) Port Adelaide 13.15 (93) beat Richmond 11.6 (72) Adelaide Oval Report Saturday, August 8 (7.40pm) Brisbane Lions 14.12 (96) def. Western Bulldogs 11.6 (72) Gabba (crowd: 11,061) Report Sunday, August 9 (1.35pm) West Coast 11.6 (72) def. Carlton 7.8 (50) Optus Stadium (crowd: 19,092) Report Sunday, August 9 (5.40pm) Melbourne 13.14 (92) def. North Melbourne 5.5 (35) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 2172) Report Monday, August 10 (6.10pm) St Kilda 4.10 (34) def. by Geelong 14.9 (93) Gabba (crowd: 3,903) report Monday, August 10 (6.40pm) Fremantle 7.6 (48) def. Hawthorn 4.8 (32) Optus Stadium (crowd: 18,512) Report Tuesday, August 11 (6.05pm) Adelaide 5.8 (38) def. by Collingwood 10.2 (62) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 8,577) Report Wednesday, August 12 (7.10pm) Gold Coast 11.7 (73) drew with Essendon 11.7 (73) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 4303) Report Bye: Greater Western Sydney, Sydney Round 12 Round 12 Thursday, 13 August (6.10pm) Sydney 10.6 (66) def. Greater Western Sydney 3.7 (25) Optus Stadium (crowd: 6,464) Report Friday, August 14 (7.50pm) Geelong 14.7 (91) def. Port Adelaide 4.7 (31) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 3378) Report Saturday, August 15 (2.35pm) North Melbourne 8.4 (52) def. Brisbane Lions 7.11 (53) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2722) Report Saturday, August 15 (5.10pm) Melbourne 16.4 (100) def. Collingwood 6.8 (44) Gabba (Crowd: 5,338) Report Saturday, August 15 (6.10pm) Fremantle 5.6 (36) def. Carlton 5.10 (40) Optus Stadium (crowd: 24,114) Report Sunday, August 16 (1:05pm) Western Bulldogs 16.15 (111) def. Adelaide 8.6 (54) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 613) Report Sunday, August 16 (3.35pm) St Kilda 10.8 (68) beat Essendon 5.3 (33) Gabba (crowd: 4686) Sunday, August 16 (4.10pm) West Coast 12.9 (81) def. Hawthorn 7.7 (49) Optus Stadium (crowd: 22,780) Monday, August 17 (7.10pm) Richmond 8.5 (53) def. Gold Coast 4.8 (32) Gabba (crowd: 4,062) Jack Newnes kicked a goal after the final siren to win the match for Carlton. Round 13 Round 13 (Sir Doug Nicholls Round) Friday, August 21 (7.20pm) Gold Coast 4.3 (27) def. Carlton 7.18 (60) TIO Stadium (crowd: 5172) Report Saturday, August 22 (1.45pm) Western Bulldogs 12.8 (80) def. Melbourne 7.10 (52) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 1765) Report Saturday, August 22 (4.05pm) Port Adelaide 9.14 (68) def. Hawthorn 9.4 (58) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 11,740) Report Saturday, August 22 (7.10pm) Essendon 10.1 (61) def. by Richmond 10.13 (73) TIO Stadium (crowd: 5401) Report Saturday, August 22 (6.10pm) Fremantle 7.8 (50) def. Sydney 2.7 (19) Optus Stadium (crowd: 24,714) Report Sunday, August 23 (12.35pm) Adelaide 5.7 (37) def. by Geelong 9.11 (65) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 10,431) report Sunday, August 23 (3.35pm) Brisbane Lions 6.14 (50) def. St Kilda 7.6 (48) Gabba (crowd: 13,750) Report August 23 (4.10pm) West Coast 9.7 (61) def. Greater Western Sydney 7.7 (49) Optus Stadium (crowd: 27339) Report Monday, 24 24 (7.10pm) Collingwood 10.5 (65) beat North Melbourne 5.5 (35) Gabba (crowd: 2443) Sydney's score of 2.7 (19) was the lowest in the game since round 12, 1971. Round 14 Round 14 Thursday, 27 August (4.10pm) Hawthorn 10.11 (71) def. Essendon 13.9 (87) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 4,973) Report Thursday, August 27 (7.10pm) Richmond 14.4 (88) def. West Coast 9.7 (61) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 3628) Report Friday, August 28 (7.50pm) Western Bulldogs 9.7 (61) def. by Geelong 10.12 (72) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2156) Report Saturday, August 29 (1.15pm) Port Adelaide 11.7 (73) def. Sydney 7.5 (47) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 11801) Report Saturday, August 29 (2.35pm) Fremantle 8.5 (53) def. Greater Western Sydney 14.7 (91) Optus Stadium (crowd: 24406) Report Saturday, August 29 (7.10pm) Melbourne 8.4 (52) def. St Kilda 7.7 (49) TIO Traeger Park (crowd: 1,917) Report Sunday, August 30 (3.35pm) Carlton 7.6 (48) def. Collingwood 10.12 (72) Gabba (Crowd: 9,033) Report Sunday, August 30 (6.10pm) Gold Coast 12.19 (91) def. North Melbourne 4.4 (28) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 3,353) Report Bye: Adelaide, Brisbane Lions Round 15 Round 15 Tuesday, September 1 (5.10pm) Hawthorn 7.6 (48) def. Adelaide 12:11 (83) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 6,191) Report Tuesday, September 1 (8.10pm) West Coast 9.6 (60) vs Essendon 6.9 (45) Gabba (crowd: 1,932) Report Wednesday, September 2 (7.10pm) Richmond 8.8 (56) def. Fremantle 4.5 (29) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 1818) Report Thursday, September 3 (4.40pm) Sydney 10.7 (67) def. Melbourne 6.10 (46) Cazaly Stadium (crowd: 3199) Report Thursday, September 3 (7.10pm) Greater Western Sydney 6.12 (48) def. Carlton 5.9 (39) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 1469) Report Friday, September 4 (7.50pm) Brisbane Lions 6.6 (42) def. Collingwood 5.4 (34) Gabba (Crowd: 15,036) Report Bye: Geelong, Gold Coast, North Melbourne, Port Adelaide, St Kilda, Western Bulldogs Adelaide won their first game since Round 20, 2019, breaking the club record 16-game losing streak. Round 16 Round 16 Saturday, September 5 (7.40pm) North Melbourne 6.6 (42) def. By Port Adelaide 11.12 (78) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 592) Report Sunday, September 6 (1.05pm) St Kilda 11.14 (80) def. Hawthorn 9.12 (66) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2740) Report Sunday, September 6 (3.35pm) Geelong 17.6 (108) def. Essendon 5.12 (42) Gabba (crowd: 5,011) Report Sunday, September 6 (6.10pm) Western Bulldogs 6.13 (49) def. West Coast 7.5 (47) Metricon Stadium (Crowd: 532) Report Monday, September 7 (7.10pm) Melbourne 4.9 (33) def. by Fremantle 6.11 (47) Cazaly Stadium (crowd: 3279) Report Tuesday, September 8 (5.10pm) Adelaide 8.11 (59) def. Greater Western Sydney 7.5 (47) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 12436) Report Tuesday, September 8 (8.10pm) Carlton (57) def. Sydney 8.4 (52) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 1580) Report Wednesday, 9 9 (7.10pm) Brisbane Lions 13.10 (88) def. Gold Coast 6.7 (43) Gabba (crowd: 11,292) Report Bye: Collingwood, Richmond Round 17 Round 17 Thursday, 10 September (7.10pm) St Kilda 6.14 (50) def. West Coast 9.11 (65) Gabba (crowd: 1,925) Report Friday, September 11 (7.50pm) Geelong 4.7 (31) def. Richmond 7.15 (57) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 7061) Report Saturday, September 12 (2.10pm) North Melbourne 5.5 (35) def. by Fremantle 15.9 (99) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 308) Report Saturday, September 12 (4.35pm) Port Adelaide 11.13 (79) def. Essendon 4.5 (29) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 17482) Report Saturday, September 12 (7:29) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 17482) Report Saturday, September 12 (7.9 40pm) Greater Western Sydney 11.8 (74) def. Melbourne 12.7 (79) Gabba (crowd: 1204) Report Sunday, September 13 (1:05pm) Carlton 8.8 (56) def. Adelaide 10.12 (72) Metricon Stadium (Crowd: 2735) Report Sunday, September 13 (3.05pm) Hawthorn 6.4 (40) def. by the Western Bulldogs 11.10 (76) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 2625) Report Sunday, September 13 (6.10pm) Sydney 6.5 (41) def. Brisbane Lions 11.7 (73) Cazaly Stadium (crowd: 3700) Report Monday, September 14 (7.10pm) Collingwood 10.8 (68) def. Gold Coast 6.10 (46) Gabba (crowd: 2896) Report Round 18 Round 18 Thursday, September 17 (7.10pm) North Melbourne 4.10 (34) def. West Coast 7.7 (49) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 724) Report Friday, September 18 (7.50pm) St Kilda 12.10 (82) def. Greater Western Sydney 3.12 (30) Gabba (crowd: 1528) Report Saturday, September 19 (2:12 (2:30) Gabba (crowd: 1528) Report Saturday, September 19 (2:12 (2:30) Gabba (crowd: 1528) Report Saturday, September 19 (2:12 10pm) Essendon 7.7 (49) def. at Melbourne 10.8 (68) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2175) Report Saturday, September 19 (4.40pm) Adelaide 4.9 (33) def. Richmond 12.5 (77) Adelaide Oval (4.40pm) : 17,710) Report Saturday, September 19 (7.40pm) Brisbane Lions 11.12 (78) def. Carlton 10.1 (61) Gabba (crowd: 14,563) Report Sunday, September 20 (12.35pm) Hawthorn 17.6 (108) def. Gold Coast 8.9 (57) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 2136) Report Sunday, September 20 (3.35pm) Sydney 9.9 (63) def. by Geelong 10.9 (69) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 2798) Report Sunday, September 20 (6.10pm) Fremantle 6.8 (44) def. Western Bulldogs 11.8 (74) Cazaly Stadium (crowd: 3114) Report Monday, September 21 (7.15pm) Collingwood 7.3 (345) def. Port Adelaide 9.7 (61) Gabba (crowd: 5,424) Report West Coast and North Melbourne negotiates an agreement under which North Melbourne will play their home match at South Sydney Stadium in Perth, in exchange for between $700,000 and $800,000. However, this was rejected by the AFL. The season marks that St Kilda reached the finals for the first time since 2011. Adelaide won its first wooden spoon. Port Adelaide his fourth McClelland Trophy as a minor premier and first since 2004. They also finished at the top of the ladder at the end of each round. The last time this was achieved by Essendon was in 2000. Win/defeat in the table Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 15 17 18 F1 F2 F3 GF Ladder Adelaide Syd -3 PA-75 GCS-53 BL-37 Frem-20 WCE-33 StK-23 Ess-3 NM-69 Melb-51 Coll-24 WB-57 Geel-28 X Haw+35 GWS+12 Carl+16 Rich-44 X X X X 18 Brisbane Lions Haw -28 Frem+12 WCE+30 Adel+37 PA+37 Geel-27 GWS+20 Melb+4 Ess+63 Rich-41 WB+24 NM+1 StK+2 X Coll+8 GCS+45 Syd+32 Carl+17 Rich+15 X Geel-40 X 2 (4) Carlton Rich-24 Melb-1 Geel+2 Ess+1 StK-18 WB+52 PA-3 NM+7 Haw-31 X WCE-22 Frem+4 GCS+33 Coll-24 GWS-9 Syd+5 Adel-16 BL-17 X X X X 11 Collingwood WB+52 Rich0 StK+44 GWS-2 Ess-15 Haw+32 Geel+22 WCE-66 Frem-12 Syd+9 Adel+24 Melb-56 NM+30 Carl+24 BL-8 X GCS+22 PA-16 WCE+1 Geel-68 X X 8 (6) Essendon Frem+6 Syd+6 X Carl-1 Coll+15 NM+14 WB-42 Adel+3 BL-63 GWS-4 GCS0 StK-35 Rich-12 Haw+16 WCE-15 Geel-66 PA-50 Melb-19 X X X X 13 Fremantle Ess-6 BL-12 PA-29 GCS-13 Adel+20 StK+6 WCE-30 Geel-32 Coll+12 X Haw+16 Carl-4 Syd+31 GWS-38 Rich-27 Melb+14 NM+64 WB-30 X X X X 12 Geelong GWS -32 Haw+61 Carl-2 Melb+3 GCS+37 BL+27 Coll- 22 Frem+32 WCE-9 NM+33 StK+59 PA+60 Adel+28 WB+11 X Ess+66 Rich-26 Syd+6 PA-16 Coll+68 BL+40 Rich 4 Gold Coast PA -47 WCE+44 Adel+53 Frem+13 Geel-37 Melb-17 Syd+32 WB-5 GWS-26 StK-4 Ess0 Rich-21 Carl-33 NM+63 X BL-45 Coll-22 Haw-51 X X X X 14 Greater Western Sydney Geel +32 NM-20 WB-24 Coll+2 Haw+34 PA-17 BL- 20 Rich+12 GCS+26 Ess+4 X Syd-41 WCE-12 Frem+38 Carl+9 Adel-12 Melb-5 StK-52 X X X X 10 Hawthorn BL +28 Geel-61 Rich+32 NM+4 GWS-34 Coll-32 Melb-43 Syd-7 Carl+31 X Frem-16 WCE-32 PA-10 Ess-16 Adel-35 StK-14 WB-36 GCS+51 X X X X 15 Melbourne WCE -27 Carl+1 X Geel-3 Rich-27 GCS+17 Haw+43 BL-4 PA-51 Adel+51 NM+57 Coll+56 WB-28 StK+3 Syd-21 Frem-14 GWS+5 Ess+19 X X X X 9 North Melbourne StK +2 GWS+20 Syd-11 Haw-4 WB-49 Ess-14 Rich-54 Carl-7 Adel+69 Geel-33 Melb-57 BL-1 Coll-30 GCS-63 X PA-36 Frem-64 WCE-15 X X X X 17 Port Adelaide GCS +47 Adel+75 Frem+29 WCE+48 BL-37 GWS+17 Carl+3 StK-29 Melb+51 WB+13 Rich+21 Geel-60 Haw+10 Syd+26 X NM+36 Ess+50 Coll+16 Geel+16 X Rich-6 X 1 (3) Richmond Carl +24 Coll0 Haw-32 StK-26 Melb+27 Syd+8 NM+54 GWS-12 WB+41 BL+41 PA-21 GCS+21 Ess+12 WCE+27 Frem+27 X Geel+26 Adel+44 BL-15 StK+31 PA+6 Geel 3 St Kilda NM-2 WB+39 Coll-44 Rich+26 Carl+18 Frem-6 Adel+23 PA+29 Syd+53 GCS+4 Geel-59 Ess+35 BL-2 Melb-3 X Haw+14 WCE-15 GWS+52 WB+3 Rich-31 X X 6 (5) Sydney Adel +3 Ess-6 NM+11 WB-28 WCE-34 Rich-8 GCS-32 Haw+7 StK-53 Coll-9 X GWS+41 Frem-31 PA-26 Melb+21 Carl-5 BL+32 Geel-6 X X X X 16 West Coast Melb +27 GCS-44 BL-30 PA-48 Syd+34 Adel+33 Frem+30 Coll+66 Geel+9 X Carl+22 Haw+32 GWS+12 Rich-27 Ess+15 WB-2 StK+15 NM+15 Coll-1 X X X 5 (7) Western Bulldogs Coll-52 StK-39 GWS+24 Syd+28 NM+49 Carl-52 Ess+42 GCS+5 Rich-41 PA-13 BL-24 Adel+57 Melb+28 Geel-11 X WCE+2 Haw+36 Frem+30 StK-3 X X X 7 (8) Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 F1 F2 F3 GF Лестница Цвет Символ Результат Зеленый - Win Красный - Потеря Синий N / A Draw Bold - Главная игра X - Пока Противник для раунда, above margin Pos Team Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts Qualification 1 Port Adelaide 17 14 3 0 1185 869 136.4 56 Finals series 2 Brisbane Lions 17 14 3 0 1184 948 124.9 56 3 Richmond 17 12 4 1 1135 874 129.9 50 4 Geelong 17 12 5 0 1233 901 136.8 48 5 West Coast 17 12 5 0 1095 936 117.0 48 6 St Kilda 17 10 7 0 1159 997 116.2 40 7 Western Bulldogs 17 10 7 0 1103 1034 106.7 40 8 Collingwood 17 9 7 1 965 881 109.5 38 9 Melbourne 17 9 8 0 1063 986 107.8 36 10 Greater Western Sydney 17 8 9 0 1007 1053 95.6 32 11 Carlton 17 7 10 0 1017 1078 94.3 28 12 Fremantle 17 7 10 0 866 924 93.7 28 13 Essendon 17 6 10 1 938 1185 79.2 26 14 Gold Coast 17 5 11 1 996 1099 90.6 22 15 Hawthorn 17 5 12 0 1004 1194 84.1 20 16 Sydney 17 5 12 0 890 1077 82.6 20 17 North Melbourne 17 1 7 3 14 0 858 1205 71.2 12 18 Adelaide 17 3 14 0 826 1283 64.4 12 Updated to match (es) played 21 September 2020. Source: AFLRules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) Points for. The No. Figures highlighted in blue indicate that the team finished first on the ladder in this round. The numbers highlighted in red indicate that the team finished last on the ladder in this round. The highlighted figures indicate that the team did not play on this tour, either because of the date or because of the postponed game. Subscription numbers indicate the position of the ladder at the end of the round. Points by roundTeam ╲ Round123456789101112131415161718Port Adelaide4181121161161201241241281321361361401441 441481521561Brisbane Lions01541185123162163202242282283322362402 403442482522562Richmond4665696141011146184189225264266306345384423 424463503Geelong0144741086123162165203206245283323363402 404443444484West Coast434124154168151211168205244 246284324364365405405445485St Kilda0104641187124127166204243282285325326327 327366367406Western Bulldogs0170184168131281212169206208209201124102882810 2810329368407Collingwood426410210510101451831881810228267267307346346 347386388Melbourne016414414415417815121212131215161220102482492882892810329369Greater Western Sydney4548412810127121012131612207247 248249241128932832832103210Carlton013016413812812128121116111612 161316132012241024122412281128122811Fremantle0120150170174168148158161216 121616141614201320142014241328112812Essendon47838488125164161020720920102292211221226112611261226132613Gold Coast018410831221261291671610161116111812181318142213 2213221422142214Hawthorn44413881241291213121412151613 161416151616161516151616161616162015Sydney484987811814817816121412171217 12171615161616162015201520152016North Melbourne49828689813816817817121412151216121712171217 1217121712171217Adelaide011017018018018018018018018018018018018 01841881812181218Source:[citation needed] Finals series Main article: 2020 AFL finals series Qualifying / Elimination finals Semi-finals Preliminary Grand final final NoF1: October 1, Adelaide Oval 1 Port Adelaide 9.4 (58) 4 Geelong 5.12 (42) SF1: October 10, Gabba Geelong 15.10 (100) EF1: October 3, Optus Stadium Collingwood 5.2 (32) PF1: October 16, Adelaide Oval 5 West Coast 11.9 (75) Port Adelaide 6.4 (40) 8 Collingwood 12.4 (76) Richmond 6.10 (46) GF: October 24, Gabba Richmond EF2: October 3, Gabba PF2: October 17, Gabba Geelong 6 St Kilda 10.7 (67) Brisbane Lions 6.6 (42) 7 Western Bulldogs 9.10 (64) SF2: October 9, Metricon Stadium Geelong 11.16 (82) Richmond 12.8 (80), Gabba St Kilda 6.13 (49) 2 Brisbane Lions 10.9 (69) 3 Richmond 8.6 (54) Week One qualifying final NoF1: Thursday, October 1 (7.10pm) Port Adelaide 9.4 (58) def. Geelong 5.12 (42) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 22,755) Report NoF2: Friday, October 2 (7.50pm) Brisbane Lions 10.9 (69) def. Richmond 8.6 (54) Gabba (crowd: 22,104) Report The Brisbane Lions defeated Richmond for the first time since round seven, 2009, breaking a fifteen-game losing streak. Elimination final EF2: Saturday, October 3 (4.40pm) St Kilda 10.7 (67) def. Western Bulldogs 9.10 (64) Gabba (crowd: 10,651) REPORT EF1: Saturday, October 3 (6.10pm) West Coast 11.9 (75) def. Collingwood 12.4 (76) Optus Stadium (crowd: 32,865) Report Week Two semi-final SF2: Friday, October 9 (6.50pm) Richmond 12.8 (80) def. St Kilda 6.13 (49) Metricon Stadium (crowd: 13778) Report SF1: Saturday, October 10 (6.40pm) Geelong 15.10 (100) Def. Collingwood 5.2 (32) Gabba (crowd: 21,396) Collingwood's report was held to their lowest three-quarter-time score since Round 6 of 1900, scoring just 1.1 (7). Week Three Preliminary Finals PF1: Friday, October 16 (7.20pm) Port Adelaide 6.4 (40) def. Richmond 6.10 (46) Adelaide Oval (crowd: 24,292) Report PF2: Saturday, October 17 (6.40pm) Brisbane Lions 6.6 (42) def. by Geelong 11.16 (82) Gabba (crowd: 29,121) Report Week Four Highlights: 2020 AFL Grand Final Grand Final Saturday, October 24 (6.30pm) Richmond vs Geelong Gabba It will be the first in AFL/AFL history to be held outside Victoria, and the first will not be held at the MCG since 1991. Attendance by the club In this table home matches, which were played behind closed doors, are not included in the overall count of home games, and therefore do not contribute to the average home. 2020 AFL Attendance (78) Club Home Total Home Home Home Avg. Adelaide 90,328 8 11,291 Brisbane Lions 85,182 8 10.648 Carlton 31,340 6,223 Collingwood 16,681 5 336 Essendon 22,834 6 3.806 Fremantle 162 147 147 0 16,215 Geelong 41,120 6 6,853 Gold Coast 31,428 8 3.929 Greater Western Sydney 17,852 7 2,550 Hawthorn 16,675 5 3,335 Melbourne 16.290 7 2.327 North North North 8,523 6 1,421 Port Adelaide 85,223 9 9,469 Richmond 23,102 6 3,850 St Kilda 17,760 6 2,960 Sydney 27,367 8 3,421 West Coast 124,626 8 15,578 Western Bulldogs 7,890 5 1,578 Club leadership Club Coach Captain(s) Vice-captain(s) Leadership group Ref. Adelaide United's Matthew Nicks, , Tom Doedee, Tom Lynch, Brodie Smith, Brisbane Lions' Chris Fagan Dayne Dayne Andrko Harris Andrews Jarrod Berry, Darcy Gardiner, Ryan Lester, Jarryd Lyons, , Hugh McCluggage, , Carlton David Teague Jacob Weitering (81) Collingwood , Steele Sidebottom, Jeremy Howe Brodie Grundy, (82) Essendon John Worsfold Michael Hurley, , , David Scharakis (Fremantle Reece Cohn Joel Hamling, David, Alex Pearce, (Michael Walters) Geelong Chris Scott , , Mark O'Connor, Tom Stewart, zack Tuohi (Sack Tuohi) Gold Coast Stuart Dew David Swallow Yarrod Witts Tuk Miller Miller Miller Brayden Fiorini, , - Hawthorn Ben Stratton Tom Mitchell, Jager O'Meara , Ben McEvoy, Liam Shiels, (89) Melbourne Simon Goodwin Max Gain Jack Viney (North Melbourne Rice Show) Jamie McMillan, Jasper Pittard, Jay Simpkin (Jy Simpkin) Port Adelaide Tom Jonas Hamish Hartlett, Ollie Wines (92) Richmond (St Kilda Geary) , Bradley Hill, Callum Mills, Jeremy McGovern Jack Darling, , Nic Naitanui, , Western Bulldogs , Mitch Wallis, , New Essendon coach John Worsfold resigned at the end of the 2020 season. N/A Ben Rutten awards Player123455678910111112131416171718TotalTom Hawkins202133303333332-41242Charley Dixon-3260131122024-22132Josh Kennedy011401474-2310-21031Jack Gunston02203131313-12-2313431Matt Taberner12211214-23221103-29Tom Lynch031231102312233-1-28Jack Riewoldt3001111111432211-4228Jack Darling1111021212-2233202127Dan Butler02232132240120-11127Tom Papley1324122411-00102226Charley Cameron241211241001-02126Source:Quoting Necessary Player Of the Vech (99) Club World's 's Club Round 200 AFL Games 100 Round 1 Patrick Dangerfield Geelong 250 AFL Games 101 Round 2 Shaun Utley North Melbourne 200 AFL Games 102 Round 3 Andrew Gaff West Coast 200 AFL Game 103 Round 3 Grant Brisbane Lions 250 AFL Games 104 Round 3 Josh Birch Kennedy Sydney 250 games AFL 105 Round 4 Brad Ebert Port Adelaide 250 games AFL 106 Round 4 Jack Darling West Coast 200 AFL Game 4 West Coast 200 AFL Games »108 » Round 4 Luke Parker Sydney 200 AFL Games 109 Round 5 Gary Ablett Jr. Geelong 350 AFL Games 110 Round 5 Joel Selwood Geelong 300 AFL Games 110 Round 5 Jarrod Harbro Gold Coast 250 AFL Games 111 Round 6 Josh J. J. Kennedy West Coast 250 AFL Games 112 Round 7 Jack Gunston Hawthorn 200 AFL Games 113 Round 8 Mitch Robinson Brisbane Lions 200 AFL Games 114 Round 9 Paddy Ryder St Kilda 250 AFL games 115 Round 10 Ben Stratton Hawthorn 200 AFL Games 116 Round 13 Tom Rockliff Port Adelaide 200 AFL Games 117 Round 13 Taylor Walker Adelaide 200 AFL Games 118 Round 13 Essendon 2 15th round 15 Shane Mumford Greater Western Sydney 200 AFL Games 120 Round 15 St Kilda 200 AFL Games 121 Round 16 Geelong 200 AFL Games 122 Round 17 North Melbourne 250 games AFL 123 Round 17 Greater Western Sydney's Matt de Boer 200 AFL Games 124 Round 17 Daniel Talia Adelaide 200 AFL Games 125 Round 18 Trent Cotchin Richmond 250 games AFL 126 Preliminary Finals Best and Fair Club Title Adelaide Player Malcolm Medal Reilly O'Brien Brisbane Lions Merrett-Murray S. Crichton Medal Jordan Ridley Fremantle Doig Medal Geelong Kargie Greaves Medal Gold Coast Club Champion Sam Collins Greater Western Sydney Kevin Shiti Hawthorn's Peter Crimmins Medal Jack Gunston Melbourne Keith Bluey Truscott Trophy Christian Petracca North Melbourne Sid Barker Medal Port Adelaide Medal Richmond Jack Dyer Medal St Kilda Trevor Barker Award Sydney Bob Skilton Medal West Coast John Worsfold Medal Western Bulldogs Afl. March 22, 2020. The season cut to 17 games, a call delayed by an R1 start. afl.com.au. received on March 16, 2020. WATCH from 4.30pm AEDT: AFL postpones season. AFL.com.au March 22, 2020. Received on March 22, 2020. a b c d Damian Barrett; Mitch Cleley (May 15, 2020). REVEALED: AFL first day back, full-cut training, more COVID Tests. Australian Football League. Received on May 15, 2020. Cleeley, Mitch (June 20, 2020). The Don-9 is postponed after the bomber tests positive. AFL.com.au. received on June 20, 2020. Mark McGowan (June 13, 2020). The Young Demons forward is suspended for violating coVID-19 protocols. League. Received on June 14, 2020. Barrett, Damian (September 4, 2020). Stack, Coleman-Jones cop huge bans, AFL hits Richmond with $100K kick. AFL.com.au. received on 4 September 2020. John Ralph (May 11, 2020). Adelaide quarantined to break 16 to avoid suspension but assistant coach Ben Hart stood up. Herald Sun. received on May 11, 2020. Mark McGowan (July 1, 2020). Pies smoke on excessive COVID ban for Steele. Australian Football League. Received on August 21, 2020. Riley Beveridge; Mitch Cleley (March 16, 2020). UPDATE: State league comps suspended due to crown crisis. Australian Football League. Received on March 16, 2020. Mark McGowan (June 3, 2020). Curtain-raisers back? The AFL gives clubs the green light to organise zero matches. Received on June 11, 2020. COVID-19 Coronavirus: Travel Tips. The government of Western Australia. Received on 5 September 2020. Travellers and visitors. Tasmanian government. Received on 5 September 2020. Mitch Cleary; Beveridge, Riley (June 29, 2020). FIXTURE UPDATE: The Tigers are shut out of NSW's new game Thursday night. afl.com.au. received on June 29, 2020. Sam McClure (July 29, 2020). The Swans, Giants, are to make a quick NSW exit for the AFL's CENTRE. Era. Melbourne, VIC. received on August 8, 2020. b Needlee, Jake; Ryan, Peter; Tony Crockford (July 15, 2020). The AFL is to move all Victorian clubs to NSW to save the season. The Brisbane Times. Received on September 4, 2020. Mark McGowan (May 20, 2020). The new SA exceptions could make the R2 Showdown a reality. Received on May 25, 2020. Fixture rewrite: Vic clubs are forced north for R6-7, the date of return is unknown. AFL.com.au July 3, 2020. The AFL is set to move teams from NSW due to coronavirus clusters as serious doubts grow over the NSW Grand Final bid. Western Australia. July 14, 2020. Received on September 5, 2020. The issue the Crown- Tasmanian boundary closure means the Hobart AFL match will not go ahead. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. July 24, 2002. Received on September 5, 2020. a b Sam Landsberger (September 18, 2020). AFL Hubs set the league's value at $60 million as the price of keeping the 2020 season afloat hits home. The Courier-Mail. Received on September 19, 2020. Ben Waterworth; David (September 2, 2020). It's a win for NSW: AFL reveals how THE AFL won the race for historic Grand Final as Details of the fixture confirmed. Fox Sports. Mark Duffeld (July 3, 2020). Round six fixtures have announced how six Melbourne clubs move to NSW and Fremantle to get a new opponent. West West Received on September 5, 2020. John Ralph (March 13, 2020). The AFL season is in limbo with Round 1, which will be played without fans. Herald Sun. received on March 13, 2020. Anna Harrington (June 10, 2020). Port Adelaide is a terrible warning to fans who scalp golden tickets for the showdown. Seven news. Received on June 10, 2020. OfLafferty, Alisha (July 16, 2020). The AFL is returning to amid fears large crowds could cause a coronavirus outbreak. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Received on September 12, 2020. Mitch Cleley (May 18, 2020). Vote: Is fake crowd noise a good idea for the return of footy?. Australian Football League. Received on June 28, 2020. Damian Barrett (March 18, 2020). It's on: The AFL confirms the first round will go ahead. Australian Football League. Received on March 18, 2020. John Ralph (May 27, 2020). The AFL is considering extending the interchange bench to restart the season. Herald Sun. May 27, 2020. Duncan, Sam (June 25, 2020). The low footy score is here to stay and it will be even worse. Era. Received on October 19, 2020. 'Embarrassingly disappointing': AFL legend has lost respect for players over pay cut debate Fox Sports. March 24, 2020. Received on April 1, 2020. Plerik, John (March 16, 2020). AFL clubs to face a double blow with pokies slump. Era. Melbourne, VIC. Received on March 26, 2020. Warner, Mick (March 27, 2020). Made the case: The AFL and AFLPA for players to accept a 50 per cent pay cut until May 31. Herald Sun. Received on March 27, 2020. Barrett, Damien (April 3, 2020). Umpires agree to the same pay cuts as players. Australian Football League. Received On April 4, 2020. Landsberger, Sam (March 30, 2020). The $600m lifeline through Marvel Stadium saves the AFL, but where will they play?. Australian. Melbourne, VIC. April 1, 2020. Michael Warner (June 12, 2020). The AFL is finally reaching new broadcast deals with Channel 7 and Foxtel. Herald Sun. Melbourne, VIC. Received on June 14, 2020. Sam Maclure (February 11, 2020). The China game will not be moved to Moorabbin. Era. Tom Morris (March 3, 2020). The AFL is cancelling St Kilda vs Port Adelaide China games for 2020 because of a crowning news conference, which means a potential bye week reshuffle. Fox Sports Australia. Received on March 3, 2020. Glenn (April 5, 2020). The AFL will withdraw the international rules of the series this year, with doubts about its future viability. Herald Sun. April 5, 2020. March Community Series. Australian Football League. Received on March 20, 2020. Waterworth, Ben. It's officially back: AFL confirms details for historic one-off Victoria vs Clash. Fox Sports. Received on January 9, 2020. The AFL confirms Victoria vs Allies match, makes a massive donation. Australian Football League. Received on January 9, 2020. Mitch Cleley (March 16, 2020). The season cut to 17 games, a call delayed by an R1 start. Start. Football League. Received on March 16, 2020. Barrett, Damian (May 5, 2020). The old lamp is binned, the traditional timeline is a priority in full rewrite. Australian Football League. Received on May 5, 2020. Ben Sutton (May 25, 2020). Monster R2 unveiled, R3-5 will be revealed at 1pm AEST. Australian Football League. Received on May 25, 2020. AFL Tables - Greater Western Sydney - Game Records. afltables.com. - More fans winning for footy. Sydney Swans. June 16, 2020. Received on June 16, 2020. Australian Football - AFL - Lowest aggregates of the match (1999-2020). Australian football. Steve Larkin (June 13, 2020). Port Adelaide Power crush the Crows with the biggest showdown win in history. Nine sports. Received on July 21, 2020. Funten, Lucas (June 15, 2020). What we learned: Round 2 v Adelaide. Port . Received on June 16, 2020. Ben Sutton (June 13, 2020). The Suns snap a 19-match losing streak with a stunning upset. Gold Coast Football Club. Received on July 21, 2020. 2020 AFL Premiership season: Round 3. australianfootball.com. Received on 17 August 2020. - b Fox Sports Headquarters (June 22, 2020). Can we give a lower than F? Two super standouts and one EPIC fail: Each AFL club is graded. Fox Sports. Received on July 20, 2020. - Fox Sports Staff (June 22, 2020). The Adelaide veteran's brutal swipe at the most uncompetitive team he's ever been in. Fox Sports. Received on July 21, 2020. Gold Coast - Playing Records. AFL tables. Received on June 22, 2020. Avatar (June 22, 2020). From Port to Adelaide, the Gold Coast Suns complete the Grand Slam. Roar. Received on June 22, 2020. AFL live updates: A new false theory emerges around Essendon's Conor McKenna. Fox Sports. June 22, 2020. Temperatures flare after a point-less first half between the Fremantle Dockers and Gold Coast. Western Australia. June 27, 2020. Hawthorne Games Records. AFL tables. Received on July 11, 2020. - Daniel Black; Andrew Wu (July 12, 2020). 'Farcical': Hardwick blames Swans after horrific game of football Era. Received on July 12, 2020. Canil, Jurdan (July 12, 2020). The Tigers win ugly to get back into the top eight. AFL.com.au. received on July 12, 2020. Michael Whitling (July 19, 2020). Match winner Gray breaks hearts after the siren. Australian Football League. Received on July 20, 2020. De Silva, Chris (July 19, 2020). North Melbourne skipper Jack Siebell re-injured his hamstring in an embarrassing loss to Richmond. Nine Broad World of Sport. Received on July 21, 2020. - Twomey, Callum (July 20, 2020). The Saints claim their first win at Adelaide Oval. Adelaide Football Club. AFL Media. Received on July 21, 2020. Brisbane Lions - Playing Records. Received on August 28, 2020. Hope, Shane (1 2020). St Kilda register a big AFL win over Sydney. Seven news. Received on August 1, 2020. Savage, Nick (August 22, 2020). AFL round 13: Fremantle Dockers topple Sydney Swans in low scoring News.com.au. received on August 26, 2020. The AFL is 'knocking back' West Coast in a $700K bid to buy an extra home game from North Melbourne. FoxSports. August 31, 2020. Beveridge, Riley (September 18, 2020). See you in October: Saints secure finals, season is over for the Giants. Australian Football League. Telstra Media. - Lawton, Max (September 19, 2020). The Tigers cop an injury scare but roared into the top four as the Crows 'win' their first EVER wooden spoon. Fox Sports. De Silva, Chris (October 2, 2020). The Brisbane Lions snap an 11-year losing streak in Richmond to reach the preliminary final. Nine News. Received on October 3, 2020. De Silva, Chris (October 10, 2020). THREE-KURT TIME: More stories for the Magpies. Nine News. Received on October 10, 2020. 2020, the Adelaide captain and leadership team have been announced. Adelaide. Telstra Media. January 21, 2020. Fildown, Josie (February 13, 2020). He will lead in 2020. Brisbane Lions. Telstra Media. Three new additions to the AFL leadership group. Carlton. Telstra Media. February 17, 2020. Pendlebury will lead the Pies for a seventh season. Collingwood. Telstra Media. March 4, 2020. The 2020 Leadership Group has been named. Essendon. Telstra Media. February 4, 2020. Fremantle announce 2020 leadership group. Fremantle. Telstra Media. February 26, 2020. Oates, Stacey (March 13, 2020). 2020 leadership group named. Geelong. Telstra Media. SunS name 2020 Leadership Group. Gold Coast Suns. Telstra Media. March 4, 2020. John Ritson (December 3, 2019). GWS Giants star to take the captaincy from veterans Phil Davis and Callan Ward. The Daily Telegraph. Forsaith, Rob (January 15, 2020). Green, the new faces in the GWS leadership group. Seven news. Hawthorn leaders United in 2020. Hawthorn. Telstra Media. February 6, 2020. Gawn has been appointed captain for 2020. Melbourne. Telstra Media. February 24, 2020. The North's new leadership group. North Melbourne. Telstra Media. February 6, 2020. AAP (December 6, 2019). Port Adelaide understand with co-captaining model after one season. News.com.au. - Cotchin to captain in 2020. Richmond. Telstra Media. March 13, 2020. Geary captained the Saints in 2020. St Kilda. Telstra Media. February 19, 2020. The leadership group is blocked. Sydney Swans. Telstra Media. December 18, 2019. Schmook, Nathan. Gun Eagles join the group of leaders, Hurn steps away. westcoasteagles.com.au Telstra Media. Received on March 16, 2020. Josh Gabelich (December 10, 2019). The Western Bulldogs announce Marcus Bontempelli as the new captain after Easton Wood retires. Fox Sports. a b Olle, Sarah (September 17, 2019). Essendon coach John Worsfold is a beautiful tribute to the unselfish family. Fox Sports Australia. Received 25 2019. AFL Tables - 2020 Season Reports. afltables.com Faulkner, Andrew (March 20, 2020). Rory Sloane to mark 200th game as new Crows form up to Swans. Australian. - Sleavison, Andrew (June 10, 2020). Wiser, calmer than Dangerfield in his prime before the game's playoffs. 1116 SEN. - May, Brayden (June 29, 2020). Sean Utley celebrates Game 200. Riverin Herald. Ashley Brown (June 20, 2020). Two stars with different paths up to 200. 1116 SEN. - Fair, Alex (June 19, 2020). is underrated all the time great, says Chris Fagan. Lawyer. Rugari, Vince (June 24, 2020). Everywhere I look, it's interesting: Kennedy is keen to stay with the next swan genome. Era. Mitchell, Kane (June 26, 2020). What a treat, Ebert reaches 250. Port Adelaide. Telstra Media. quartmaine, Glen (June 26, 2020). Jack the Ripper: Jack Darling soars to a 200-game road play for the West Coast Eagles. Western Australia. Stocks, Gary (June 26, 2020). AFL game in the dead: Jetta-propelled 200. West Coast Eagles. Telstra Media. Rugari, Vince (July 3, 2020). Across the shop: Swans, Parker see opportunity in COVID-19 chaos. Era. b Colangelo, Anthony (July 3, 2020). Joel Selwood and Gary Ablett: in praise of the two greats. Era. Alex Mitchell (July 13, 2020). Mooroopna brings up 250 AFL games. Shepparton News. West Coast coach Adam Simpson announced Josh Kennedy's 250th game a week earlier. The Sunday Times. July 20, 2020. Jack joins the club 200. Hawthorn. Telstra Media. July 24, 2020. McGuane, Jarryd (July 30, 2020). Tasmanian Brisbane Lion Mitch Robinson to play 200th AFL match. Lawyer. Ashley Brown (August 6, 2020). 250 as Paddy was still riding high. 1116 SEN. - Gleason, Michael (August 20, 2020). Whatever happens: Stratton focus on the team, not himself. Era. Saltry, Meg (August 25, 2020). Road to 200: Rockliff's hard work pays off. Denilikin Pastoral Times. Gould, Russell (August 20, 2020). Taylor Walker: The future is uncertain for the star forward, who is playing in game 200 this weekend. Australian. Fox Sports apologises for airing 'disrespectful' Cale Hooker lowlights video. Seven news. September 2, 2020. Fox Sports has been forced to apologise after receiving heavy criticism for the lowlights package celebrating Cale Hooker's 200th AFL game. Forsaith, Rob (September 2, 2020). Mumford mulls AFL a day, another year. Young Witness. Bourke, Adam (September 5, 2020). From Borough to Moorabbin: 200 games for Jarryn Geary. The Bendigo Advertiser. O'Toole, Fintan (September 13, 2020). From a young age he was just gifted at everything he did - Laua rooted to an Australian sports star. The42. Hope, Shane (September 12, 2020). Fremantle beat the Kangaroos in a big AFL win. Seven news. The result was North Melbourne's seventh consecutive defeat as they failed to give veteran ruckman Todd Goldstein the celebration he deserved as he reached the 250-game mark. - Lawton, Max (September 12, 2020). All IN IT! Demons keep their own Dream alive with a thrilling victory over the Giants. Fox Sports. Then in the space of just a few minutes, the Giants hit the front, with 200-gamer Matt de Boer giving his side their first lead of the night. Turner, Kieron (September 18, 2020). Team selection: Round 18. Adelaide. Tesltra Maida. Crows defender Daniel Talia has been named to play game 200 in front of a home crowd at Adelaide Oval on Saturday. Spiteri, Tate (October 15, 2020). No changes to the preliminary final. Richmond. Richmond Media. Skipper Trent Cotchin will mark a major with the Brownlow Medallist, three- time Jack Dyer Medal winner and dual Premier League captain playing his 250th senior game. Extracted from the 2020 revised afl fixture. 2020 finals afl fixture. 2020 afl fixture pdf. 2020 afl fixtures west coast eagles. 2020 afl fixture wiki. 2020 afl fixture analysis. 2020 afl fixture printable. 2020 afl fixture release date

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