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2019 Swisse Wellness Vfl Women's Fixture 2019 SWISSE WELLNESS VFL WOMEN’S FIXTURE ROUND 1 (beyondblue ROUND - MAY 11/12) ROUND 7 ROUND 13 (TOWARDS ZERO ROUND) SUNDAY MAY 5 SATURDAY JUNE 22 SATURDAY AUGUST 3 SOUTHERN SAINTS vs COLLINGWOOD (RSEA) 12.00PM* GEELONG CATS vs CASEY DEMONS (GS) 11.30AM* ESSENDON vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (WH) 11.30AM* SATURDAY MAY 11 COLLINGWOOD vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (MRR) 11.30AM SUNDAY AUGUST 4 ESSENDON vs CASEY DEMONS (WH) 11.30AM* HAWTHORN vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (BHCO) 11.50AM* COLLINGWOOD vs CARLTON (VP) 11.00AM DAREBIN FALCONS vs RICHMOND (PCO) 12.00PM DAREBIN FALCONS vs WILLIAMSTOWN (BLO) 2.00PM RICHMOND vs WILLIAMSTOWN (SC) 11.00AM SUNDAY MAY 12 NT THUNDER vs ESSENDON (TIO) 3.30PM** CASEY DEMONS vs DAREBIN FALCONS (CF) 11.30AM HAWTHORN vs NT THUNDER (BHCO) 11.30AM BYE: CARLTON, MELBOURNE UNI, RICHMOND GEELONG CATS vs NT THUNDER (QP) 1.00PM MELBOURNE UNI vs GEELONG CATS (MU) 2.30PM MELBOURNE UNI vs HAWTHORN (MU) 2.30PM BYE: CARLTON, WESTERN BULLDOGS, ROUND 8 (LOVE THE GAME ROUND) BYE: WESTERN BULLDOGS WILLIAMSTOWN SATURDAY JUNE 29 CARLTON vs GEELONG CATS (IKON) 11.00AM* ROUND 14 ROUND 2 WESTERN BULLDOGS vs HAWTHORN (VUWO) 12.00PM SATURDAY AUGUST 10 SATURDAY MAY 18 SOUTHERN SAINTS vs DAREBIN FALCONS (TBBO) 12.00PM* CARLTON vs RICHMOND (LTU) 11.00AM CASEY DEMONS vs CARLTON (CF) 11.30AM* WILLIAMSTOWN vs NT THUNDER (PG) 2.00PM WILLIAMSTOWN vs DAREBIN FALCONS (PG) 11.30AM* GEELONG CATS vs ESSENDON (CR) 12.00PM SUNDAY JUNE 30 HAWTHORN vs CASEY DEMONS (BHCO) 1.00PM COLLINGWOOD vs HAWTHORN (VP) 2.00PM RICHMOND vs CASEY DEMONS (QEO) 1.00PM GEELONG CATS vs MELBOURNE UNI (DU) 1.00PM NT THUNDER vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (TIO) 3.30PM** MELBOURNE UNI vs ESSENDON (MU) 2.30PM WESTERN BULLDOGS vs ESSENDON (VUWO) 4.00PM* WILLIAMSTOWN vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (PG) 7.00PM BYE: COLLINGWOOD BYE: COLLINGWOOD, NT THUNDER, SUNDAY MAY 19 SOUTHERN SAINTS MELBOURNE UNI vs DAREBIN FALCONS (MU) 2.30PM ROUND 9 BYE: RICHMOND SATURDAY JULY 6 ROUND 15 SOUTHERN SAINTS vs WILLIAMSTOWN (TBBO) 11.00AM SATURDAY AUGUST 17 ROUND 3 HAWTHORN vs GEELONG CATS (BHCO) 11.30AM* CARLTON vs DAREBIN FALCONS (LTU) 11.00AM SATURDAY MAY 25 CASEY DEMONS vs MELBOURNE UNI (CF) 11.30AM* COLLINGWOOD vs ESSENDON (VP) 12.00PM GEELONG CATS vs COLLINGWOOD (GS) 11.30AM* ESSENDON vs COLLINGWOOD (WH) 12.00PM RICHMOND vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (SC) 12.30PM DAREBIN FALCONS vs HAWTHORN (PCO) 12.00PM NT THUNDER vs CARLTON (TIO) 3.30PM** SUNDAY AUGUST 18 RICHMOND vs ESSENDON (SC) 12.00PM* WESTERN BULLDOGS vs RICHMOND (VUWO) 4.00PM* CASEY DEMONS vs NT THUNDER (CF) 11.30AM* WESTERN BULLDOGS vs MELBOURNE UNI (VUWO) 4.30PM* BYE: DAREBIN FALCONS SOUTHERN SAINTS vs HAWTHORN (TBBO) 12.00PM* SUNDAY MAY 26 WILLIAMSTOWN vs GEELONG CATS (PG) 3.00PM* WILLIAMSTOWN vs CASEY DEMONS (PG) 11.30AM* ROUND 10 BYE: MELBOURNE UNI SOUTHERN SAINTS vs CARLTON (SS) 11.50AM* SATURDAY JULY 13 BYE: NT THUNDER CARLTON vs HAWTHORN (LTU) 11.00AM ROUND 16 COLLINGWOOD vs WILLIAMSTOWN (VP) 11.00AM* SATURDAY AUGUST 24 ROUND 4 CASEY DEMONS vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (CF) 11.30AM HAWTHORN vs COLLINGWOOD (BHCO) 11.30AM* SATURDAY JUNE 1 GEELONG CATS vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (DU) 1.00PM SOUTHERN SAINTS vs RICHMOND (TBBO) 12.00PM HAWTHORN vs WILLIAMSTOWN (BHCO) 11.30AM* SUNDAY JULY 14 ESSENDON vs WILLIAMSTOWN (WH) 12.00PM MELBOURNE UNI vs RICHMOND (ARD) 11.50AM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs NT THUNDER (PCO) 12.00PM DAREBIN FALCONS vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (BLO) 12.00PM ESSENDON vs CARLTON (WH) 12.00PM RICHMOND vs MELBOURNE UNI (SC) 2.00PM* GEELONG CATS vs CARLTON (GS) 2.00PM COLLINGWOOD vs NT THUNDER (VP) 2.00PM BYE: ESSENDON SUNDAY AUGUST 25 SUNDAY JUNE 2 MELBOURNE UNI vs NT THUNDER (MU) 2.30PM WESTERN BULLDOGS vs GEELONG CATS (VUWO) 11.30AM* ROUND 11 BYE: CASEY DEMONS CASEY DEMONS vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (CF) 12.00PM SATURDAY JULY 20 BYE: DAREBIN FALCONS ESSENDON vs DAREBIN FALCONS (WH) 12.00PM COLLINGWOOD vs MELBOURNE UNI (MRR) 2.00PM * DOUBLE-HEADER WITH VFL MATCH ROUND 5 SUNDAY JULY 21 ** AUSTRALIAN CENTRAL STANDARD TIME (ACST) SATURDAY JUNE 8 HAWTHORN vs RICHMOND (BHCO) 11.30AM* CARLTON vs NT THUNDER (LTU) 11.00AM CARLTON vs WILLIAMSTOWN (IKON) 2.00PM* BYE – SEPTEMBER 1/2 (AFLW STATE OF ORIGIN MATCH) WILLIAMSTOWN vs MELBOURNE UNI (PG) 11.30AM* SOUTHERN SAINTS vs WEST. BULLDOGS (RSEA/TBBO) 3.10PM* - FIXTURE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK VFL.COM.AU WESTERN BULLDOGS vs DAREBIN FALCONS (VUWO) 12.00PM DATE TBC FIXTURE SECTION FOR LATEST UPDATES. RICHMOND vs GEELONG CATS (SC) 2.30PM* NT THUNDER vs CASEY DEMONS (TP) TIME TBC SUNDAY JUNE 9 BYE: GEELONG CATS CASEY DEMONS vs COLLINGWOOD (CF) 11.30AM* 2019 VFL WOMEN’S FINALS SERIES BYE: ESSENDON, HAWTHORN, SOUTHERN SAINTS ROUND 12 AUGUST 31 / SEPTEMBER 1 SEPTEMBER 7/8 SATURDAY JULY 27 ELIMINATION FINALS SEMI FINALS ROUND 6 (SOCKIT2MND ROUND) WILLIAMSTOWN vs ESSENDON (PG) 11.30AM* SEPTEMBER 14/15 SATURDAY JUNE 15 MELBOURNE UNI vs CARLTON (ARD) 11.50AM* PRELIMINARY FINAL CARLTON vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (IKON) 11.00AM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs GEELONG CATS (BLO) 12.00PM SEPTEMBER 22 2019 VFL WOMEN’S GRAND FINAL ESSENDON vs HAWTHORN (WH) 11.30AM* WESTERN BULLDOGS vs NT THUNDER (MARS) 2.00PM DAREBIN FALCONS vs COLLINGWOOD (PCO) 12.00PM SUNDAY JULY 28 NT THUNDER vs RICHMOND (TIO) 3.30PM** RICHMOND vs COLLINGWOOD (SC) 11.00AM GWS GIANTS INVITATIONAL SUNDAY JUNE 16 SOUTHERN SAINTS vs CASEY DEMONS (TBBO) 2.40PM* SATURDAY MAY 11: WILLIAMSTOWN vs GWS (PG) 12.00PM SOUTHERN SAINTS vs MELB. UNI (RSEA/TBBO) 12.00PM* BYE: HAWTHORN SATURDAY MAY 18: RICHMOND vs GWS (SC) TBC BYE: CASEY DEMONS, GEELONG CATS, SUNDAY JUNE 23: MELBOURNE UNI vs GWS (TBC) TBC WILLIAMSTOWN VFL WOMEN’S ONLINE SATURDAY JULY 13: ESSENDON vs GWS (WH) 1.00PM WEB: vfl.com.au SUNDAY AUGUST 11: COLLINGWOOD vs GWS (VP) 3.00PM TWITTER: @VFL / #SwisseVFLW FACEBOOK: facebook.com/vflfooty INSTAGRAM: @aflvictoria VENUE KEY: (ARD) ARDEN STREET - NORTH MELBOURNE, (BHCO) BOX HILL CITY OVAL, (BLO) BILL LAWRY OVAL - NORTHCOTE, (CF) CASEY FIELDS - EAST CRANBOURNE, (CR) CENTRAL RESERVE - COLAC, (DU) DEAKIN UNIVERSITY - GEELONG, (GS) GMHBA STADIUM - GEELONG, (IKON) IKON PARK - CARLTON, (LTU) LA TROBE UNIVERSITY - BUNDOORA, (MARS) MARS STADIUM - BALLARAT, (MRR) MORWELL RECREATION RESERVE, (MU) MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY MAIN OVAL, (PCO) PRESTON CITY OVAL, (PG) POINT GELLIBRAND - WILLIAMSTOWN, (QEO) QUEEN ELIZABETH OVAL - BENDIGO, (QP) QUEENS PARK - GEELONG, (RSEA) RSEA PARK - MOORABBIN, (SC) SWINBURNE CENTRE - RICHMOND, (SS) SKYBUS STADIUM - FRANKSTON, (TBBO) TREVOR BARKER BEACH OVAL - SANDRINGHAM, (TIO) TIO STADIUM - DARWIN, (TP) TIO TRAEGER PARK - ALICE SPRINGS, (VP) VICTORIA PARK - ABBOTSFORD, (VUWO) VU WHITTEN OVAL - FOOTSCRAY, (WH) WINDY HILL - ESSENDON .
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