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Freo surge into AFLW top eight (opens the original)
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Fremantle's women lifted their club as they surged into the AFLW top eight, while Collingwood broke through for their first win of the season. The fast starting Dockers outscored Adelaide 28-0 the first quarter and led by as much as 45 on their way to a comfortable 9.6 (60) to 5.5 (35) victory over Adelaide at Unley Oval. Adelaide (3-4) kicked three straight goals either side of three-quarter time, but never got the deficit below 25, as Fremantle (4-3) defended their advantage, unlike their male
Kangaroos bounce back in AFLW romp over Demons (opens the original)
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North Melbourne have bounced back from their first AFLW loss in more than 1000 days, overcoming a horrid first quarter to hammer previously unbeaten Melbourne by 31 points. Coming off a first defeat in 35 games, North overturned a 17-point quarter-time deficit to win 10.5 (65 to 5.4 (34) at Ikon Park on Friday. With both teams now having a 7-1 win-loss record, victory lifted North above Melbourne into top spot on percentage. North slammed on nine successive goals between the second and fourth qu
'We're the AFL's fittest team: Dockers primed for final (opens the original)
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Fremantle stalwart Luke Ryan says the Dockers know they are the fittest team In the AFL, as he looks forward to a grand final after some tough early years at the club. For the third-straight finals game this year Fremantle found themselves behind deep into the game, but they ran over the top of Sydney in Friday's preliminary final at the SCG, after burning off Geelong the week before. They trailed Sydney by 28 points late in the third quarter, but kicked the last six goals of the match and outsc
Demons crush Port, Swans, Richmond win in AFLW (opens the original)
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Unbeaten Melbourne have continued their impressive start to the AFLW season with a crushing 51-point home win over Port Adelaide. The Dees conceded just eight points in the second half as they powered to a 11.8. (74) to 2.11 (23) win at Casey Field on Sunday. Elsewhere, Sydney beat GWS by 31 points and Richmond downed St Kilda by 15. Melbourne (5-0) had too much firepower for Port in breezy conditions, outscoring Port 6.6 to 1.4 after halftime as nine of their players kicked goals. Mia Austin ki
Lions leaders seeking another bounce back (opens the original)
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Brisbane AFL leaders warned against automatically assuming they will produce one of their trademark bounce backs, as they face the prospect of another long campaign in their quest to win a premiership hat-trick. The Lions will host Adelaide in an elimination final at the Gabba next Saturday, after a shocking 53-point qualifying final loss to an understrength Sydney at the SCG on Saturday. Prior to that defeat Brisbane had won 10 of their last 11 games. But that streak followed three straight los
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