The crucial cogs of AFL's Round 7: Which players need to be the difference makers?
We’re taking a look at one player from each team that needs to make a difference this week, starting with the ANZAC Day games.
The first goal of the 2014 AFL Grand Final was kicked by Josh Kennedy at the 5 minute mark of the opening term.
The first opportunity to score was a set-shot to Hawthorn’s Liam Shiels in the second minute.
His shot came close but drifted wide for a point.
The Swans had a chance in the square shortly after, but strong defensive pressure from the Hawks cleared the ball without registering a score.
Sydney’s Josh Kennedy then sent the first major through after seeing an opportunity to pop a shot over the Hawks’ defence following a dash from outside 50.
The shot landed short, but with no one on the line, bounced through for the first goal of the 2014 AFL Grand Final.
The Sydney Swans and Hawthorn Hawks face off in the 2014 AFL Grand Final after finishing the regular season as the top two teams in the competition.
The Swans advanced via wins against the Fremantle Dockers and the North Melbourne Kangaroos, while Hawks overcame the Geelong Cats in week one and survived a tight match against Port Adelaide in the preliminary final.
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We’re taking a look at one player from each team that needs to make a difference this week, starting with the ANZAC Day games.
Round 5 of the AFL provided plenty of action, from big scorelines to upset wins and pressure starting to build on some clubs and coaches already.
Collingwood premiership defender Nathan Murphy has been forced into a premature and immediate AFL retirement through concussion to prioritise a "full and healthy life"…
Geelong has been crafty and creative in its list management and has quietly assembled a very exciting young group of midfielders and half-forwards.
Brisbane co-captain Lachie Neale will be looking to lead his team to a victory against Melbourne in what will be his 250th AFL game.
It’s high stakes with five teams having lost their first three games of season 2024, and in desperate need of a win.