Carlton secured a dominant 117-64 victory over West Coast Eagles, marking their sixth consecutive win under interim coach Josh Fraser. The Blues controlled most of the game, with strong performances from Talor Byrne and a spread of goalkickers, temporarily placing them in the top 10.
Port Adelaide ended a four-game losing streak with a 6-point win (11.11/77 to 10.11/71) over West Coast Eagles at Optus Stadium, despite a late surge from the Eagles. The win was marked by a severe quad injury to West Coast's Reuben Ginbey.
West Coast Eagles beat Essendon Bombers by 30 points in Perth. Essendon's Archer May dislocated his shoulder, adding to their injury woes. West Coast's strong second half secured the win.
The Giants lead the Lions by a slim margin after a high-scoring first quarter. Despite dominating possession, the Giants struggled with decision-making in front of goal. Clayton Oliver starred for the Giants, while Lachie Neale and Darcy Wilmot impressed for the Lions.
The GWS Giants staged a remarkable comeback against the Brisbane Lions, scoring seven goals in a row to take a commanding lead. Key players like Cadman, Greene, and Daniels were instrumental in the Giants' surge, while the Lions struggled to gain possession.
Round 11 of the 2026 AFL season concludes with a double-header. The GWS Giants and Brisbane Lions, both coming off losses, make changes to their lineups. The Melbourne Demons, in strong form, face the Western Bulldogs.
Collingwood veteran Scott Pendlebury has broken the AFL/VFL games record, playing his 433rd match. His teammates wore gold numbers in his honor, and he expressed joy at embracing the occasion and his children's custom-designed boots.
