Martin Pegan
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GRAND FINAL MEGA-PREVIEW: Dockers v Lions, stats that matter, who wins and why (opens the original)
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A Grand Final is all that could follow a remarkable weekend of football that left Fremantle still dreaming of a first AFL premiership and Brisbane on track for a rare three-peat. Fremantle is one win away from claiming its biggest slice of history as it hunts the club’s first AFL flag while playing in just its second Grand Final. The Dockers have spoken about their understanding that the players who break the premiership drought – the current second-longest in the competition – will be “immortal
MEGA-PREVIEW: Hawks v Lions, stats that matter, who wins and why (opens the original)
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HAWTHORN is out to reach its first Grand Final since 2015 and at the same time end Brisbane's hopes of claiming a premiership three-peat. Hawthorn and Brisbane meet in a final for the first time with a place in the decider up for grabs. The Hawks are arguably the form side of the competition after they rolled over Fremantle on the road to book a home preliminary final, while only losing once in their past eight matches. But that sole defeat was a hefty one and came against the Lions to leave coa
MEGA-PREVIEW: Swans v Dockers, stats that matter, who wins and why (opens the original)
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SYDNEY is one win away from returning to the grand final stage for the third time in five years while Fremantle is out to reach the club’s second decider. The Swans shook up the finals series as their undermanned side came out breathing fire and demolished the highly-fancied Lions with the club’s highest score in a VFL/AFL final. The rousing victory was built on manic intensity and faith in their system as much as speed, skill and star power, as Dean Cox’s team brushed aside concerns over how th
MEGA-PREVIEW: Lions v Crows, stats that matter, who wins and why (opens the original)
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BRISBANE has to take the long route again to reach a fourth consecutive Grand Final while Adelaide has more demons to banish even after securing a breakthrough finals win. The Lions will need to play four finals to seal a premiership three-peat – just as they did in the past two years – after their shock loss to the undermanned Sydney in a qualifying final. Chris Fagan's side has shown in the past it can bounce back quickly even from the most demoralising defeats, including when beaten by Geelon
MEGA-PREVIEW: Dockers v Cats, stats that matter, who wins and why (opens the original)
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FREMANTLE will be out to avoid the humiliation of a straight-sets exit as minor premiers when it hosts the battle-hardened Geelong in a do-or-die semi-final. The Dockers failed to rise to the occasion of a home qualifying final as the Hawks dialled up the pressure to hand the best side of the home and away season a resounding defeat. Justin Longmuir's team is now on the brink of following the Crows last year as the only minor premiers in four decades to be eliminated in straight sets. However, F
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