Everyone, including Alistair Clarkson, was surprised with the success Hawthorn achieved in the home-and-away season, so we should not be too shocked at the straight sets demise of the Hawks at the business end of the season.
Everyone, including Alistair Clarkson, was surprised with the success Hawthorn achieved in the home-and-away season, so we should not be too shocked at the straight sets demise of the Hawks at the business end of the season.
Footy fans everywhere are counting down the days and nights until the 2018 Brownlow Medal gala, and all season there’s been one clear standout.
“They’ve gone berserk with this rule!”
In a wonderful night for the Melbourne Football Club – the Demons have beaten the Hawks at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and now advance to the preliminary final.
It all goes on the line this week as the top six is reduced to just four when the AFL semi-finals kick off on Friday night. This is The Roar’s guide to all the key information you need to know about the games.
And then there were six. Semi-finals week is always a bit strange. Despite being the lower-ranked team, it often feels like the side coming off a win have more going for them.
After winning their qualifying finals, Richmond and the West Coast Eagles can sit back, relax and watch on as they await their opponents in the penultimate weekend of the AFL season.
The AFL Finals series is officially underway, Richmond having won their way through to a home preliminary final with a comfortable 31-point victory over Hawthorn. Here’s my five talking points from the match.
The Hawthorn Hawks and the Melbourne Demons meet at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to determine which club wil earn a spot in a Preliminary Final. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7:50pm (AEST).
The Hawthorn Hawks and the Melbourne Demons meet at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to determine which club wil earn a spot in a Preliminary Final. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7:50pm (AEST).
The Hawthorn Hawks and the Melbourne Demons meet at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to determine which club wil earn a spot in a Preliminary Final. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7:50pm (AEST).
The Richmond Tigers have begun their surge towards a second consecutive premiership with a comprehensive victory over the Hawthorn Hawks at the MCG in the first qualifying final.
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As will the idea that Collingwood’s position on the ladder is due to the softest of draws. Eagles to make an absolute meal of them.
The Richmond Tigers have begun their surge towards a second consecutive premiership with a comprehensive victory over the Hawthorn Hawks at the MCG in the first qualifying final.
The Richmond Tigers have begun their surge towards a second consecutive premiership with a comprehensive victory over the Hawthorn Hawks at the MCG in the first qualifying final.
The Richmond Tigers and Hawthorn Hawks meet in the AFL’s first qualifying final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7:20pm (AEST).
The AFL finals are upon us, and only the Hawthorn Hawks stand in the way of the Richmond Tigers moving to within one game of a second straight grand final. This is The Roar‘s guide to streaming the match online and watching it on TV.
If you were looking for proof that the nature of the game has changed, then there’d be no better example than the fact that Richmond and Hawthorn are top four teams this year.
They are two of the AFL’s great mates, and also two of its fiercest competitors. So even though he was on the family basketball run this week, Alastair Clarkson knew better than to enter the Hardwick home. Thursday night’s qualifying final is not only the first Hawthorn-Richmond final, but also the first time that Clarkson […]
God, I’m tired of AFL players crying ‘homesick’.
Hawthorn midfielder Tom Mitchell has underscored his Brownlow Medal favouritism with a comfortable victory in the AFL Players’ Association most valuable player award.
With the home-and-away season done and dusted, it’s finals time and awards season.
The mercurial utility Roy ‘Crackling’ Pork and journeyman maverick Wayne ‘Spanks’ Spankle give the straight dope on sport’s most pressing issues.
The Richmond Tigers will look to move within one match of a second straight grand final as they play the Hawthorn Hawks in an AFL qualifying final. The first bounce is scheduled for 7:20pm (AEST) on Thursday, September 6 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The Richmond Tigers will look to move within one match of a second straight grand final as they play the Hawthorn Hawks in an AFL qualifying final. The first bounce is scheduled for 7:20pm (AEST) on Thursday, September 6 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The Richmond Tigers will look to move within one match of a second straight grand final as they play the Hawthorn Hawks in an AFL qualifying final. The first bounce is scheduled for 7:20pm (AEST) on Thursday, September 6 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Everyone, including Alistair Clarkson, was surprised with the success Hawthorn achieved in the home-and-away season, so we should not be too shocked at the straight sets demise of the Hawks at the business end of the season.