The Swans acted swiftly after their disappointing end to the season in the elimination final, when they were too slow with leg speed and ball movement to match Greater Western Sydney in the battle of the bridge in Week 1 of the finals.
The Swans acted swiftly after their disappointing end to the season in the elimination final, when they were too slow with leg speed and ball movement to match Greater Western Sydney in the battle of the bridge in Week 1 of the finals.
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.
The AFL future for injury-plagued Sydney defender Alex Johnson is unclear after the Swans made the difficult call to delist him.
After a season that saw them exit earlier than we’re used to, the Sydney Swans look set to be major players during this year’s off-season.
Dan Hannebery’s descent can be traced back to one key moment late in the 2016 grand final.
The elimination final losers are always a talking point out of the first week of finals, and this year has been no exception.
The Swans’ 2018 Australian Football League premiership campaign disintegrated before the eyes of millions on Saturday afternoon, demolished by Greater Western Sydney at the SCG.
There’s only so much Lance Franklin and Patrick Dangerfield can do.
The GWS Giants are through to the semi-finals while the Sydney Swans are now out of the race. Here’s my five talking points from Saturday’s elimination final.
Sydney vice-captain Dan Hannebery and speedster Gary Rohan are both set to be traded during the AFL’s off-season frenzy but Luke Parker looks set to stay at the SCG.
Sydney vice-captain Dan Hannebery and speedster Gary Rohan are both set to be traded during the AFL’s off-season frenzy but Luke Parker looks set to stay at the SCG.
Sydney vice-captain Dan Hannebery and speedster Gary Rohan are both set to be traded during the AFL’s off-season frenzy but Luke Parker looks set to stay at the SCG.
The GWS Giants have taken ultimate bragging rights in the Sydney Derby, demolishing the Sydney Swans by 49 points in an elimination final at the SCG.
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I think Jack must go, Hannerbery will be traded, in fact the bulk of the midfield looks buggered.
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The GWS Giants have taken ultimate bragging rights in the Sydney Derby, demolishing the Sydney Swans by 49 points in an elimination final at the SCG.
The GWS Giants have taken ultimate bragging rights in the Sydney Derby, demolishing the Sydney Swans by 49 points in an elimination final at the SCG.
The Sydney Swans host cross-town rivals the GWS Giants in a finals series Sydney Derby. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 4:20pm AEST.
An all-Sydney derby awaits as the Sydney Swans and GWS Giants attempt to keep their premiership hopes alive in the second AFL elimination final. This is The Roar’s guide to streaming the game online and watching it on TV.
For the second time in three seasons we’ve got an all-Sydney final.
Are you ready for the most compelling AFL finals series ever? I hope so, because it starts tonight, and here’s everything you need to know.
Much like how every Olympics is declared ‘the best ever’, so too are we tempted to look forward with similar anticipation when on the verge of AFL finals.
The week off looks as if it could be the difference for injured Sydney stars Lance Franklin and Luke Parker but coach John Longmire is unsure of its value.
Sydney stalwart Jarrad McVeigh is happy to stay a one-club man and will play on for a 17th AFL season.
With the home-and-away season done and dusted, it’s finals time and awards season.
This year has been an interesting one for New South Wales’ two AFL teams. Perhaps most importantly for both, it isn’t over yet.
This year has been an interesting one for New South Wales’ two AFL teams. Perhaps most importantly for both, it isn’t over yet.
This year has been an interesting one for New South Wales’ two AFL teams. Perhaps most importantly for both, it isn’t over yet.
The Swans acted swiftly after their disappointing end to the season in the elimination final, when they were too slow with leg speed and ball movement to match Greater Western Sydney in the battle of the bridge in Week 1 of the finals.