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Mitchell refuses to press panic button after Hawks rout (opens the original)
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A 67-point AFL lesson at the hands of premiers Brisbane at the Gabba was a bitter pill for Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell to swallow. But it doesn't have him reaching for the panic button. With just two rounds to go before finals, Friday's 11-goal defeat opens the door on the third-placed Hawks potentially missing a top four spot as the chasing pack breathe down their necks. The Lions are now two points behind the Hawks on the ladder while Adelaide and Melbourne sit just a further four points back
Triple tall threat pleases Brisbane Lions coach (opens the original)
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It's taken a long time to be on display but Chris Fagan is a happy man about the prospect of having a trio of tall forwards at his disposal heading into the AFL finals. For the first time Oscar Allen joined Eric Hipwood and Logan Morris in a Brisbane Lions forward line on Friday night as the premiers outclassed Hawthorn by 67 points at a packed Gabba. Morris kicked four first-half goals while Hipwood chipped in with two of his own to leave Fagan confident he has a new weapon in his armory as the
Lions back in form and clip Hawks' wings at Gabba (opens the original)
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Brisbane have bounced back from last week's AFL thumping by Carlton to thrash Hawthorn by 67 points at the Gabba. Led by Kai Lohmann's five-goal haul on Friday night, the premiers stayed firmly in the top four hunt with a convincing 18.17 (125) to 8.10 (58) win over the third-placed Hawks. The victory was a perfect response to the 76-point loss to the Blues as the Lions celebrated a double milestone night with Jarrod Berry making his 200th AFL appearance while veteran defender Ryan Lester markin
Top four alive: Demons hold on to defeat battling Suns (opens the original)
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Melbourne have cemented their AFL top six status ahead of next weekend's clash with ladder leaders Fremantle, defeating Gold Coast by nine points at People First Stadium. In a Sunday contest featuring several lead changes, the Demons did just enough in the fourth quarter to claim an 18.6 (114) to 16.9 (105) victory. After a four-goal display against Geelong last week, Harrison Petty kicked three majors including a crucial after-the-siren effort at the end of the third quarter, while Jacob van Ro
Bulldogs pile more misery on Suns in nine-point win (opens the original)
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Gold Coast coach Damien Hardwick believes his team is falling short in critical moments after a nine-point AFL loss to the Western Bulldogs. The 11.11 (77) to 9.14 (68) loss on Sunday at a blustery People First Stadium was the Suns' eighth consecutive defeat, further eroding their slim hopes of sneaking into a top 10 position. For the Bulldogs, the victory cements them in seventh and gives them breathing space over the chasing pack in and around that crucial 10th position on the ladder. Gold Coa
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