The final game of AFL Round 23 looms as a highly one-sided affair as Essendon play host to Sydney at the MCG. For the Swans, they will see this as a dress rehearsal as they will have full faith they will be playing at the home of footy in late September.
The sandwich game on Sunday in AFL Round 23 will see the Western Bulldogs and Carlton lock horns at Marvel Stadium. All the heat is on the Blues in this one who can sew up a Wildcard berth with a win!
GWS and West Coast begin Sunday’s slate with both sides looking to bounce back after losses in Round 22. Both clubs will be desperate to get on the winners list before the end of their campaigns!
The final match of Super Saturday in AFL Round 23 will see Port Adelaide host Melbourne at Adelaide Oval. The Power are all but locked into a bottom four finish this season and are severely undermanned, which will make it tough to compete with a rampaging Demons outfit.
There are a pair of Saturday night matches for AFL fans and punters to sink their teeth into, and the first of those to get underway is an important one as the Hawks and the Magpies clash at the home of footy.
The third of five matches on the Super Saturday slate for AFL Round 23 will see an important QClash as Brisbane takes on Gold Coast at the Gabba. Will the Lions continue their dominance in this matchup and secure another four valuable points?
Second up on the Super Saturday slate for AFL Round 23 we’ll see North Melbourne host Geelong at Marvel Stadium. The Kangaroos are effectively out of the hunt for a finals berth, although recent form suggests a win for the Cats here won’t exactly be straightforward.
St Kilda will look to keep its slim wildcard hopes alive when it takes on Richmond in Round 23, with the Saints desperate to respond after a disappointing 44-point defeat to Carlton last weekend.
The highly anticipated 2026 AFLW season is finally upon us with Round 1 getting underway this Sunday. We take a look at all nine matches and bring you our best bets for each of them right here!
The penultimate round of the 2026 AFL season kicks off on Friday night with Fremantle playing host to Adelaide at Optus Stadium. Both clubs are coming off disappointing performances last weekend and will be looking to bounce back!
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