Seemingly unperturbed by 18-metre goal squares, the footballing gods have delivered a preliminary final weekend for the ages.
Seemingly unperturbed by 18-metre goal squares, the footballing gods have delivered a preliminary final weekend for the ages.
Of all the teams left in the finals, the last one West Coast would like to host is Melbourne, yet that is what they are faced with this weekend.
And from the sounds of it, they should have listened to him sooner!
“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.
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).
Last Friday night was a brilliant performance from Melbourne defeating Geelong by 29 points in the Elimination Final. It was a long overdue finals victory for Melbourne, their first since 2006. The win sets up another knockout clash with Hawthorn in the semi-final at the home of football tonight. The Demons will be full of […]
Melbourne needed a hero late in their AFL semi-final and once again it was the unlikely figure of Jake Melksham who came through for them.
Melbourne needed a hero late in their AFL semi-final and once again it was the unlikely figure of Jake Melksham who came through for them.
Melbourne needed a hero late in their AFL semi-final and once again it was the unlikely figure of Jake Melksham who came through for them.
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.
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Free kick Hawthorn means that they have run out of valid reasons for Hawks winning all the time. This is the lament of the … (more)
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.
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.
Many tipped Geelong as a premiership contender in 2018, after an off-season which saw Gary Ablett return to the club.
Still feeling the effects of a bruising showdown with Joel Selwood, Melbourne tagger James Harmes is relishing the prospect of taking on the AFL’s most prolific ball-winner.
Melbourne’s 29-point victory in the elimination final Friday night unveiled a tall forward sensation in Sam Weideman.
In their first finals appearance since 2006, Melbourne have ended Geelong’s AFL season with a gutsy 29-point elimination final win at the MCG.
Melbourne are headed for a semi-final with Hawthorn after breaking a longstanding finals drought and eliminating Geelong from September on Friday night.
The Melbourne Demons and the Geelong Cats are set to face off in another enthralling battle this Friday night at the MCG, in an elimination final for the ages. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting at 7:50pm (AEST).
One of the Melbourne Demons and Geelong Cats will find themselves out of the premiership race on Friday night when they battle in the first of the AFL’s elimination finals. This is The Roar’s guide to watching the clash on TV and online.
Sam Weideman breaks out on the big stage It’s an underrated aspect of Melbourne’s past month that they have hit their straps despite the fact that Jesse Hogan and Jake Lever are sitting on the sidelines. It’s not just that Hogan and Lever are good players, it’s that both have been considered so crucial to […]
Sam Weideman breaks out on the big stage It’s an underrated aspect of Melbourne’s past month that they have hit their straps despite the fact that Jesse Hogan and Jake Lever are sitting on the sidelines. It’s not just that Hogan and Lever are good players, it’s that both have been considered so crucial to […]
Sam Weideman breaks out on the big stage It’s an underrated aspect of Melbourne’s past month that they have hit their straps despite the fact that Jesse Hogan and Jake Lever are sitting on the sidelines. It’s not just that Hogan and Lever are good players, it’s that both have been considered so crucial to […]
Seemingly unperturbed by 18-metre goal squares, the footballing gods have delivered a preliminary final weekend for the ages.
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It’s funny the focus on poor Richmond carrying one cork for Dusty or WCE missing Nic Nat, Gaff and Sheppard. The Pies have s … (more)