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Geelong star in for surgery as Cats dealt knockout blow (opens the original)
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Geelong are confident Jeremy Cameron can return to his best as he faces more surgery after the Cats' season-ending loss to Fremantle. The 33-year-old has endured lingering complications after breaking his right arm in last year's grand final loss and will go under the knife again following Friday night's 14-point AFL semi-final defeat in Perth. Cameron also had shoulder surgery in July and battled a hip issue throughout 2026. The dual Coleman Medallist has looked down on both form and confidence
Danger stands tall, star Cats battle in AFL finals exit (opens the original)
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The questions had mounted for Geelong long before they were ambushed by Fremantle in their sudden-death final in Perth. Had Jeremy Cameron's dodgy shoulder cooked his finals campaign? Could 36-year-old Patrick Dangerfield back it up after his qualifying final heroics? All three had their moments but couldn't turn the game as the Wharfie Time-inspired Dockers stormed home to run out 18.12 (120) to 16.10 (106) winners in Friday night's AFL semi-final at Optus Stadium. Doubts over whether Dangerfie
Grateful Hawk veteran primed for deep AFL finals run (opens the original)
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Having climbed the mountain once before in different colours, Tom Barrass isn't losing sight of how fortunate he is to be within striking distance of another AFL premiership. The veteran backman is one of three Hawthorn players - along with Jack Gunston and Jack Ginnivan - to have previously won a flag, having saluted with West Coast in 2018. Another opportunity is in the 30-year-old's sights after the Hawks dismantled Fremantle in a 32-point win on the road on Thursday night to book their spot
Relentless Hawks embrace pressure in AFL finals stunner (opens the original)
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Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has hailed his side's relentless pressure and toughness to ambush Fremantle and secure a home AFL preliminary final. Faced with a hostile sellout crowd at Perth's Optus Stadium, the Hawks showed no signs of intimidation as they smashed their way to a 32-point qualifying final victory built on ferocious tackling and contested work. The visitors' pressure rating was through the roof, forcing repeat turnovers and stripping the Dockers of any opportunity to maintain their
Fremantle coach defends AFL finals selection gamble (opens the original)
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It was the selection gamble Fremantle felt they needed to make. But the surprise recall of Brandon Walker ended in tears, with the injury-plagued backman unlikely to play any further part in the Dockers' AFL flag campaign as they fell to a 32-point qualifying final loss to Hawthorn on Thursday night. Playing just his fourth senior game in two years, the 23-year-old limped off the ground with assistance from a trainer after rolling his ankle late in the third quarter. He appeared to be in tears o
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