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BackBrisbane Lions appeal Lachie Neale's suspension ahead of AFL Grand Final
Brisbane Lions appeal Lachie Neale's suspension ahead of AFL Grand Final
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Brisbane Lions appeal Lachie Neale's suspension ahead of AFL Grand Final

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The Brisbane Lions have appealed Lachie Neale's one-match suspension, giving the midfielder a final chance to play in Saturday's AFL Grand Final against Fremantle at the MCG as they chase a third consecutive premiership.

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Why It Matters

Lachie Neale received a one-match suspension from a tribunal hearing the previous night, which would have ruled him out of the AFL Grand Final.

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Lachie Neale has one last hope of playing in the grand final after the Brisbane Lions chose to appeal his one-match suspension.

An appeals board hearing is the final avenue available for Neale, who unsuccessfully challenged the ban at a tribunal hearing last night.

The Lions announced this afternoon they would appeal the tribunal's decision.

They face Fremantle in Saturday's grand final at the MCG, chasing a third successive premiership.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • The appeals board will hear the Brisbane Lions' challenge to Lachie Neale's suspension before the Grand Final.

    Likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • What specific incident led to Neale's suspension?
  • What are the grounds for the Lions' appeal?
  • When will the appeals board hearing take place?

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This article was originally published by ABC Business.

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