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Coming off a dismal 2020-21 campaign, when the Melbourne Victory claimed their first ever wooden spoon, the Victory got their season off to the perfect start by claiming a win in Geelong last week over Western United.
It’s been an incredible 2021 for the AFL, and here we are a the conclusion of the season.
We are at the pointy end of what has been a wonderful AFL season in 2021. We are down to the final four, with a spot in the grand final up for grabs, in what should be an incredible week of preliminary finals footy.
After an incredible first week of finals, we are down to the last six.
After an incredible AFL home-and-away season, another season with COVID-19 disruptions, disrupted fixtures, limited crowd numbers across most states and some games without crowds again, we are down to the final eight teams for 2021.
Geelong will take on Melbourne at GMHBA stadium, in what could be the match of the year, and could potentially decide the minor premiership.
Melbourne will take on Adelaide at the MCG on Sunday afternoon, in what is a real opportunity for Melbourne to cement a spot in the top two.
Carlton will take on Gold Coast on Saturday afternoon at Marvel Stadium in what looms another must-win for David Teague’s men.
Carlton will take on North Melbourne on Saturday afternoon at Marvel Stadium in Ed Curnow’s 200th game.
Carlton will take on Hawthorn on Saturday at the MCG, in what looms as a must win for David Teague’s men.
Melbourne will take on Richmond on Saturday night at the MCG in the annual Anzac Day eve clash, in what is shaping up as quite possibly the match of the year so far.
Carlton will take on Brisbane in a must-win game at Marvel Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Carlton come into Round 5 with a 2-3 record and face possibly the two biggest weeks yet in David Teague’s reign as coach – Brisbane at Marvel Stadium, then a struggling Essendon side.
Carlton will take on Port Adelaide in Saturday night’s blockbuster at the MCG.
Carlton will travel to the Gold Coast to take on the Suns in Saturday night’s game under lights at Metricon Stadium.
Following an impressive win over the Giants in the west of Sydney last week, St Kilda will take on Melbourne in Saturday night’s blockbuster at Marvel Stadium.
Carlton, following an impressive display against Richmond last week, will take on Collingwood in Thursday night’s blockbuster at the MCG.
Once again, as per tradition, Richmond will take on Carlton in the season opener tonight at the MCG.
After losing their opening two games of the 2021 AFLW season, both by a straight kick, Carlton got their first win against St Kilda on Saturday afternoon.
Ash Barty is world number one for a reason and her grace on the court in the second round earned her a spot in the third round.
Wasn’t an easy win. But was about the most REMARKABLE i’ve seen
Geelong vs Melbourne preview: This could be game of the year
Led by just shy of that, BUT still lost. Best game ever
Geelong vs Melbourne preview: This could be game of the year
I meant to say potentially decide the minor premiership for who wins. It wasn’t an obvious comment, sorry that I had to explain that. What I was trying to say was potentially decide the minor premiership for the winner.
Geelong vs Melbourne preview: This could be game of the year
I took it too- I am a Blues supporter. Relieved we got over the line but happy with a W. We will need to play better in order to beat Port though
Can the Blues beat the Suns?
Agree with you there, very excited about this game
Carlton vs Collingwood Round 2 preview
would of loved it more than ever… but look at the prediction… got it spot on with margin
Richmond vs Carlton: Can the Blues break their Tiger hoodoo?
I couldn’t have asked for a better finish mate. my housemate and I were running around like headless chickens when maxy won us the game.
Geelong vs Melbourne preview: This could be game of the year