Collingwood forward Bobby Hill has returned to training, but coach Craig McRae stated he is "a long way away from playing footy." The Magpies are focusing on making Hill feel "loved and appreciated" during his recovery. Meanwhile, Fremantle and Geelong have made significant team changes for their upcoming match.
Geelong leads Fremantle by nine points at halftime, 9.2 (56) to 7.5 (47), after a see-sawing second quarter. Despite Fremantle's comeback efforts, including a potential Mark of the Year contender from Shai Bolton, Geelong maintained their advantage.
In a tense AFL match, the Fremantle Dockers narrowly defeated the Geelong Cats. Key moments included Jye Amiss's crucial goals and Alex Pearce's defensive efforts for the Dockers, while Geelong struggled to close the gap despite late efforts.
Fremantle overcame a 28-point deficit to defeat Geelong by nine points, extending their club-record winning streak to 13 games. Star ruckman Luke Jackson was instrumental in the comeback victory.
Fremantle rallied from a 28-point deficit to defeat Geelong by nine points, extending their club-record winning streak to 13 games. Luke Jackson was instrumental with 28 disposals, 26 hitouts, six clearances, and three goals.
Fremantle rallied from a 28-point deficit to defeat Geelong by nine points, extending their club-record winning streak to 13 games. Luke Jackson was instrumental with 28 disposals, 26 hitouts, six clearances, and three goals.
The Fremantle Dockers staged a significant comeback against the Geelong Cats, overcoming a 28-point deficit to lead late in the game. Despite a strong start from Geelong, Fremantle's third-term performance, marked by crucial goals and improved clearances, shifted the momentum.
Geelong defeated Gold Coast Suns by 45 points (105-60) at Kardinia Park, marking the Suns' third consecutive loss. Suns coach Damien Hardwick expressed frustration with umpiring decisions, comparing the venue to the 'Roman Colosseum,' while Geelong coach Chris Scott acknowledged errors but urged understanding of rule nuances.
Geelong leads Gold Coast 8.3 (51) to 3.5 (23) at halftime, with Jeremy Cameron scoring crucial goals amidst controversies over free kicks.
Gary Ablett Jr has been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, joining his father. Other inductees include Bill Walker (elevated to Legend status), John Worsfold, Dustin Fletcher, David Kantilla, Tim Evans, and Hayden Kennedy.
Adelaide and Geelong are locked in a tight contest at the Adelaide Oval, with the Crows holding a slight two-point lead after the first change. Despite Geelong's dominance in disposals and territory, Adelaide managed to capitalize on opportunities in tough, wet conditions. Patrick Dangerfield has been a standout for Geelong, while Jack Martin and Sam Berry have contributed goals for Adelaide.
Adelaide Crows win 11.9 (75) to 10.14 (74) over Geelong, but face injury concerns with Callum Ah Chee (hamstring) and Jordon Butts (calf) injured; Taylor Walker under scrutiny for pushing an opponent.
Adelaide leads Geelong by 14 points in the final quarter after a strong response. Key moments include goals from Taylor Walker and Ben Keays, while Geelong's Jack Bowes and Ollie Dempsey also scored. The match has been a tight contest with significant statistical battles.
Adelaide leads Geelong 6.3 (39) to 4.9 (33) at halftime in a closely contested AFL match. Despite Geelong's territorial dominance and more scoring shots, Adelaide has been more clinical in front of goal. Key players include Patrick Dangerfield for Geelong and Jordan Dawson for Adelaide.
Adelaide leads Geelong 6.3 (39) to 4.9 (33) at halftime in a closely contested AFL match. Despite Geelong's territorial dominance and more scoring shots, Adelaide's clinical finishing has given them a slight edge. Key players include Patrick Dangerfield for Geelong and Jordan Dawson for Adelaide.
Adelaide Crows secured a thrilling one-point victory over Geelong, 75-74, at Adelaide Oval. Jordan Dawson starred with three goals despite injury, helping the Crows into the AFL's top six.
Adelaide Crows defeated Geelong Cats 75-74 in a dramatic AFL match. Darcy Fogarty's late goal was controversially disallowed, but a subsequent behind proved to be the match-winner. Jordan Dawson was instrumental with 22 disposals and three goals.
In a dramatic AFL match, Adelaide Crows narrowly defeated Geelong Cats by one point. The game saw multiple lead changes in the final minutes, with crucial goals from Darcy Fogarty and Jack Bowes, and a late score review impacting the outcome.
Adelaide Crows narrowly lead Geelong Cats 39-33 at halftime in a closely contested AFL match. Despite Geelong's territorial dominance and more scoring shots, Adelaide's accuracy in front of goal has given them a slight edge. Key players like Patrick Dangerfield and Jordan Dawson are performing well.
The AFL acknowledges an umpiring error cost Geelong a goal in their 4-point loss to Carlton, but won't alter review protocols despite the 'howler' spotted by coach Chris Scott.
Geelong coach Chris Scott criticizes the AFL Review Centre (ARC) for not reviewing a controversial goal denial in their 4-point loss to Carlton, highlighting the need for high standards despite a recent rule change limiting ARC interventions.
Collingwood secured a narrow victory over West Coast Eagles, while Geelong Cats defeated Sydney Swans. Jamie Elliott suffered a knee injury, leading to a melee. Bailey Smith's perspective on the game was highlighted.
Brisbane and Geelong meet for the first time since the 2025 grand final, as the Lions welcome a Cats side out for revenge to the Gabba.
Geelong records a 41-point win over Brisbane on the back of Shaun Mannagh's five-goal, 30-disposal performance at the Gabba.
