TWO rounds to play, eight finals spots available, 13 teams left in the race. Not everyone's going to be happy. Welcome back to The Run Home.
There were some potentially season-shaping results in round 22, with Brisbane now in the box seat to finish in the top two after a narrow win over Adelaide was followed by Melbourne's tight loss to Carlton.
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The Crows, Geelong and Western Bulldogs remain in the hunt for finals despite losses at the weekend, while the Swans have finished the round in the eight and have their fate in their own hands.
Who's in the box seat, and who's facing an uphill battle to finish inside the eight? Check out your club's finish to the season below.
Gold Coast, Fremantle, Hawthorn, North Melbourne and West Coast have not been considered.
1. Collingwood
68 points (17 wins, four losses), 126.7 per cent
The Magpies steadied the ship on Friday night after a disappointing fortnight. Top spot is all but sealed and they can make sure of it when they host Brisbane at Marvel Stadium. Collingwood then hosts Essendon in the opening game of round 24 in a game that could confirm the Bombers' finals spot. - Josh Gabelich
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The run home
R23: Brisbane @ Marvel Stadium
R24: Essendon @ MCG
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00:34
Pumped-up Jezza jets past for eye-catching opener
Jeremy Cameron notches the game's first goal with this clever gather and finish
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00:38
Wild footy works for Adams not once, but twice
Taylor Adams cleverly soccers through Collingwood's first major after a couple fortuitous bounces
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00:25
Pies suffer massive blow as captain Moore hurts hammy
Collingwood is thrown another huge injury concern with skipper Darcy Moore subbed out of the game after pulling up sore in this incident
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00:33
Pair of tasty Pies goals breathe life into side
Scott Pendlebury and Brody Mihocek get the Collingwood faithful up and about with these crafty finishes
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00:54
McStay making his mark in electric start to half
Dan McStay helps Collingwood find its spark with two goals in the third term
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00:56
Magpies fume as Cameron cashes in first-class finish
Collingwood players vent their frustration after a tight call on the boundary sees Jeremy Cameron nail his fifth in some style
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00:37
Danger finds space with pace as skipper claws Cats back
Patrick Dangerfield turns on the jets and nails this cracking snap to lift his side in the last
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00:33
Jezza just won't quit with two more for the bag
Jeremy Cameron keeps fighting for the Cats with a delightful double in the final term
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08:36
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02:08
No Nick, no problem: Daicos delivers in brother's absence
Josh Daicos steps up without his partner in crime with a phenomenal kicking performance to propel the Magpies to an impressive victory
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09:20
Full post-match, R22: Magpies
Watch Collingwood's press conference after round 22's match against Geelong
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11:22
Full post-match, R22: Cats
Watch Geelong's press conference after round 22's match against Collingwood
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2. Brisbane
60 points (15 wins, six losses), 123.2 per cent
Saturday's tight win over Adelaide secured a top-four spot for the Lions and now a top-two finish is in their own hands. But for that to become a reality, Brisbane must take down Collingwood in a Friday night blockbuster at Marvel Stadium in what could be a September dress rehearsal. They'll have to do so without forward Jack Gunston (knee), while the Pies will be without captain Darcy Moore (hamstring) after another weekend of injury carnage. Two wins in the next fortnight and the Lions are guaranteed to host a qualifying final at their Gabba fortress. - Michael Whiting
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The run home
R23: Collingwood @ Marvel Stadium
R24: St Kilda @ Gabba
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00:51
McAdam eats up opportunity and delivers in style
Shane McAdam crumbs the pack to perfection with this exceptional finish early in the opening term
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00:34
Explosive Walker powers home 600th goal
Taylor Walker makes it 600 career majors with this powerful finish
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00:36
Andrews goes bang from deep and nails rare goal
Harris Andrews proves that defenders can kick majors with this sensational long-range effort late in the first term
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00:47
Speedy Bailey rewards hungry Lions
Zac Bailey nails this brilliant goal to put his side in front
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00:36
Quick Keays gives Crows another fast start
Ben Keays draws first blood for his side in the second half with this superb finish
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00:56
Electrifying Wilmot puts the jets on with streaking finish
Darcy Wilmot produces this blistering goal to continue his side's momentum shift
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00:51
Schoenberg snap gives Crows a big sniff
Harry Schoenberg nails this ripping snap to cut the margin to eight points late in the final term
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03:23
Last two mins: Lions hold off surging Crows for important win
The thrilling final moments between Brisbane and Adelaide in round 22
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08:16
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07:36
Full post-match, R22: Lions
Watch Brisbane's press conference after round 22's match against Adelaide
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08:26
Full post-match, R22: Crows
Watch Adelaide's press conference after round 22's match against Brisbane
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3. Port Adelaide
60 points (15 wins, six losses), 111.0 per cent
The Power broke a four-match losing streak with a win on Sunday and, in doing so, locked in a top-four finish. With that monkey off their back they can now concentrate on trying to reclaim the top-two spot they held for most of the season. Port will be fancied to win both of its remaining games but neither can be taken for granted. If they get over Fremantle in Perth, the guarantee of hosting two home finals could still hang on downing Richmond in round 24, and the Tigers have no fear of Adelaide Oval. – Howard Kimber
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The run home
R23: Fremantle @ Optus Stadium
R24: Richmond @ Adelaide Oval
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00:34
Lord delivers opener with superb snapping finish
Ollie Lord kicks a clever goal to open the scoring for the match
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00:45
Bergman brilliance sees Power continue hot start
Miles Bergman makes no mistake as Port builds on its early lead
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00:38
Giants hit back through Green's golden finish
Tom Green shows plenty of class with a terrific finish on the run
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00:39
Insane Powell-Pepper finish sends Port fans delirious
Sam Powell-Pepper finishes off some brilliant team play with an extraordinary goal
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00:45
Giants keep belief as Greene delivers beauty
Toby Greene finds the perfect finish to keep GWS within touching distance
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00:56
Port finds instant response with Horne-Francis ripper
Jason Horne-Francis delivers a brilliant goal from the centre bounce to extend his side's lead
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00:33
Power party continues as McEntee makes it count
Jed McEntee gets on the board as Port continues to dominate
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09:24
Full post-match, R22: Power
Watch Port Adelaide's press conference after round 22's match against GWS
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08:35
Highlights: Port Adelaide v GWS
The Power and Giants clash in round 22 of the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
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06:02
Full post-match, R22: Giants
Watch GWS's press conference after round 22's match against Port Adelaide
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15:59
4. Melbourne
56 points (14 wins, seven losses), 124 per cent
The Demons have lost control of their own destiny after the thrilling four-point defeat to Carlton on Saturday night, falling a win outside of the ladder’s top two spots. With Clayton Oliver's return, the engine room is back to its best and Melbourne should account for Hawthorn next round to lock in a double chance, but Sydney at the SCG in the final week will be a big challenge. It's possible the reward on offer for a win against the Swans will be Brisbane at the MCG, a much more palatable place to play than heading to the Gabba. – Howard Kimber
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The run home
R23: Hawthorn @ MCG
R24: Sydney @ SCG
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00:37
Chandler slams it home to put Dees in front
Melbourne hits the lead early in the second term thanks to this brilliant coast-to-coast play
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00:41
Courageous Acres gives Blues half-time lead
Blake Acres takes this superb pack mark to cap off a brilliant piece of team play leading into the second half
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00:46
Curnow's cracking kick sets up Owies for fast finish
Matthew Owies continues his side's strong start to the third term with this goal to cap off a brilliant end-to-end play
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00:37
Sparrow stems bleeding with lethal bomb
Tom Sparrow nails this important long-range effort to end Carlton's four-goal run
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00:24
Neal-Bullen threads the needle to cut margin
Alex Neal-Bullen makes it a two-point ball game with this sensational set shot from the boundary line
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00:47
Carlton catches fire with back-to-back beauties
Goals to Matthew Owies and Tom De Koning inside a minute of each other gives the Blues an ideal start to the final term
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00:20
Kozzy somehow splits the pack to keep Dees alive
Kysaiah Pickett nails this dazzling goal to reduce the margin to two straight kicks
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01:41
MCG divided as Petracca's late heroics denied after review
An epic final-quarter effort from Christian Petracca is eventually ruled a behind following insufficient evidence, much to the dismay of the Dees' faithful
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04:08
Last two mins: Umpire's call decides wild Blues-Dees finish
The thrilling final moments between Carlton and Melbourne in round 22
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08:48
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05:43
Full post-match, R22: Demons
Watch Melbourne's press conference after round 22's match against Carlton
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07:03
Full post-match, R22: Blues
Watch Carlton's press conference after round 22's match against Melbourne
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5. Carlton
50 points (12 wins, eight losses, one draw), 116.8 per cent
The Blues are on fire after notching an eighth straight win with their victory over Melbourne on Saturday night and it's hard to see them dropping another before the finals. However, the chance to move any higher than their current place in fifth spot is extremely unlikely. If they lose focus and go down to the Suns next week, a finals spot could still be on the line against the Giants on the last day of the home and away season. – Howard Kimber
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The run home
R23: Gold Coast @ Heritage Bank Stadium
R24: Greater Western Sydney @ Marvel Stadium
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00:37
Chandler slams it home to put Dees in front
Melbourne hits the lead early in the second term thanks to this brilliant coast-to-coast play
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00:41
Courageous Acres gives Blues half-time lead
Blake Acres takes this superb pack mark to cap off a brilliant piece of team play leading into the second half
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00:46
Curnow's cracking kick sets up Owies for fast finish
Matthew Owies continues his side's strong start to the third term with this goal to cap off a brilliant end-to-end play
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00:37
Sparrow stems bleeding with lethal bomb
Tom Sparrow nails this important long-range effort to end Carlton's four-goal run
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00:24
Neal-Bullen threads the needle to cut margin
Alex Neal-Bullen makes it a two-point ball game with this sensational set shot from the boundary line
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00:47
Carlton catches fire with back-to-back beauties
Goals to Matthew Owies and Tom De Koning inside a minute of each other gives the Blues an ideal start to the final term
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00:20
Kozzy somehow splits the pack to keep Dees alive
Kysaiah Pickett nails this dazzling goal to reduce the margin to two straight kicks
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01:41
MCG divided as Petracca's late heroics denied after review
An epic final-quarter effort from Christian Petracca is eventually ruled a behind following insufficient evidence, much to the dismay of the Dees' faithful
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04:08
Last two mins: Umpire's call decides wild Blues-Dees finish
The thrilling final moments between Carlton and Melbourne in round 22
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08:48
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05:43
Full post-match, R22: Demons
Watch Melbourne's press conference after round 22's match against Carlton
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07:03
Full post-match, R22: Blues
Watch Carlton's press conference after round 22's match against Melbourne
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14:31
6. St Kilda
48 points (12 wins, nine losses), 107.0 per cent
St Kilda strengthened its grip on a top-eight spot with its 36-point win over Richmond, but it needs one more victory from the final two rounds to assure it of a dream return to September in Ross Lyon's first year back at the helm. But that will be easier said than done for the Saints, who face a tough fortnight to round out their season. They host reigning premier Geelong next week before a trip to face Brisbane at its Gabba fortress in the final round. - Alison O'Connor
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The run home
R23: Geelong @ Marvel Stadium
R24: Brisbane @ Gabba
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00:38
Gresham generates some early heat with quick double
The Saints apply some strong pressure and get rewarded with consecutive goals to Jade Gresham
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00:38
King pulling the strings with two of his own
St Kilda's Max King is on fire in the first term with a pair of beauties
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00:34
Riewoldt rises highest for smooth speccy
Jack Riewoldt reels in a super mark and lands a much-needed major for the Tigers
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01:05
Tiger trouble with gun rebounder helped off ground
Richmond suffers a worrying injury concern with Daniel Rioli leaving the field after this incident
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00:59
Max continues to find the sticks with six
St Kilda's Max King adds to his bag with another pair of goals in the third term
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00:47
Tigers faithful applaud Broad for sizzling finish
Nathan Broad does brilliantly to motor away from a Saint before nailing this cracking goal
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08:21
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02:00
Hail the King: Big Saint lands big bag
Max King gets the St Kilda faithful up and about with a stellar six-goal showing
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08:57
Full post-match, R22: Saints
Watch St Kilda's press conference after round 22's match against Richmond
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06:33
Full post-match, R22: Tigers
Watch Richmond's press conference after round 22's match against St Kilda
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7. Sydney
46 points (11 wins, nine losses, one draw), 112.1 per cent
Sydney has catapulted into finals calculations following five consecutive victories, including Saturday's win over Gold Coast, but it has two tough remaining assignments to complete the deal. The Swans must journey to Adelaide to face the Crows in round 23 before hosting 2021 premier Melbourne in the final round. Sydney hasn't lost to the Crows since 2019 and triumphed in its only trip to Adelaide Oval this year, beating Richmond by 44 points in Gather Round. Sydney and Melbourne haven't met at the SCG since 2019. Co-captain Dane Rampe looms as a handy addition next week, while Braeden Campbell will be available after suspension. - Ben Somerford
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The run home
R23: Adelaide @ Adelaide Oval
R24: Melbourne @ SCG
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00:38
Ellis dribbles home beauty to join in Suns' fast start
Gold Coast's Brandon Ellis kicks front and centre goal to extend his side's lead early in the first term
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00:30
Rowbottom gets the right bounce with this ripper goal
Sydney's James Rowbottom nails a terrific snap on the run in the first term
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01:05
Hayward kicks two in a minute for electrifying start to term
Will Hayward takes over in the first minute of the second-quarter with a couple of goals
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00:39
Rosas flashes through for silky banana
Gold Coast's Malcolm Rosas produces a classy finish after walking though the forward stoppage
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00:48
Warner's wizardry goal brings house down
Sydney's Chad Warner explodes out of the contest to produce this ridiculous major close to the boundary
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00:37
Roberts conjures pearler for first career goal
Sydney's Matthew Roberts celebrates with teammates after kicking his first AFL major
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07:15
Full post-match, R22: Suns
Watch Gold Coast's press conference after round 22's match against Sydney
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05:48
Full post-match, R22: Swans
Watch Sydney's press conference after round 22's match against Gold Coast
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8. Western Bulldogs
44 points (11 wins, 10 losses), 108.5 per cent
The Bulldogs' finals chances took a hit with a surprise loss to Hawthorn on Sunday. Fortunately for them, their next game is against struggling West Coast at Marvel Stadium, although they will tackle that one without gun midfielder Tom Liberatore (concussion). The Bulldogs then make the trip to Geelong in the final round. Winning one of their final two should be enough to make the finals, but things are now just a little tighter that they would like. – Dejan Kalinic
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The run home
R23: West Coast @ Marvel Stadium
R24: Geelong @ GMHBA Stadium
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00:29
Hawks hurt with Wingard's worrying injury concern
Chad Wingard is subbed out of the game after this incident early in the first term
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00:46
Ugle-Hagan sells sweet candy in fine finish
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan outsmarts his defender with some candy-selling and is rewarded with this brilliant goal
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00:47
Crafty Day dishes out fake handball in stellar play
Will Day breaks through a tackle and sells some candy before drilling this terrific major
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00:37
Dog sneaks behind Sicily's kick-in and catches him cold
Rhylee West cleverly mows down an unsuspecting James Sicily after the Hawthorn skipper waltzes out from a kick-in
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00:38
Libba subbed with concussion in big Bulldogs blow
The Dogs' midfield takes a massive hit with clearance beast Tom Liberatore subbed out after this incident
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00:38
Lewis punishes careless Bulldogs with sparkler
Mitch Lewis is gifted with the footy after a sloppy Bulldogs kick and makes them pay with this major
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00:48
Bulldogs find critical relief with Baker beauty
Oskar Baker begins the Bulldogs' comeback with this much-needed major
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03:39
Last two mins: Hawks hold off surging Bulldogs
Enjoy the thrilling final moments between Hawthorn and the Western Bulldogs in round 22
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08:31
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02:56
Newcombe owns spotlight in powerful 50th game
Jai Newcombe dominates the footy with 40 disposals in an electrifying Hawthorn victory
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07:42
Full post-match, R22: Hawks
Watch Hawthorn's press conference after round 22's match against Western Bulldogs
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05:30
Full post-match, R22: Bulldogs
Watch Western Bulldogs's press conference after round 22's match against Hawthorn
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13:08
Mini-Match: Hawthorn v Western Bulldogs
Extended highlights of the Hawks and Bulldogs clash in round 22
9. Essendon
44 points (11 wins, 10 losses), 99.1 per cent
The Bombers got the job done with a tough win over North Melbourne on Saturday, keeping their finals chances alive. But, given its percentage, Essendon will almost certainly need to win its remaining two games against Greater Western Sydney and Collingwood to sneak into the finals. After ending a three-game losing streak by scraping past West Coast and the Kangaroos, the Bombers will need an improvement in form to reach September. – Dejan Kalinic
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The run home
R23: Greater Western Sydney @ Giants Stadium
R24: Collingwood @ MCG
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01:00
Cunnington lights up Marvel with cracker in farewell game
Ben Cunnington threads a special major in his final AFL appearance and his teammates flood to him
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00:38
Simpkin's silky stoppage snap keeps Roos rolling
Jy Simpkin nails a terrific crumbing goal to put the Kangaroos back in front
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00:47
Bombers' cool and collected play finishes with Martin class
Nic Martin threads through his second after Essendon takes on the corridor
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00:38
Menzie motors to the footy and curls a ripper
Jye Menzie bursts away from his opponent and finishes superbly from the angle
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00:42
LDU's bouncing bomb from insane distance sneaks through
Luke Davies-Uniacke boots it long from the wing and Nick Larkey shepherds it through for a huge goal
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00:42
Big strong Larkey breaks through brick wall and goes bang
Nick Larkey finds a way to shake off two Essendon tackles to kick a scintillating major
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00:56
Tsatas snaps cooly in the heat for special maiden major
Elijah Tsatas nails his first career goal with a classy finish
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03:43
Last two mins: Dons get the job done in Roos thriller
Enjoy the thrilling final moments between North Melbourne and Essendon in round 22
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08:54
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08:44
Full post-match, R22: Bombers
Watch Essendon's press conference after round 22's match against North Melbourne
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02:48
Cunnington leaves it all on the field in special farewell
Ben Cunnington kicks two goals and dominates the clearances as he farewells the Shinboners in his final AFL game
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07:45
Full post-match, R22: Kangaroos
Watch North Melbourne's press conference after round 22's match against Essendon
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14:53
Mini-Match: North Melbourne v Essendon
Extended highlights of the Kangaroos and Bombers clash in round 22
10. Greater Western Sydney
44 points (11 wins, 10 losses), 98.6 per cent
The Giants' charge to finals has hit a serious speed bump, with Sunday's loss to Port Adelaide seeing them drop to 10th, a result that means they simply must win their last two games, probably by decent margins after their percentage also took a beating against the Power. They should start favourites at home against Essendon, but then head to Marvel to face unquestionably the in-form side of the competition, Carlton. It's not an envious task, but if GWS is to play in September it has to beat the best, and the Giants have shown on their day they can match it with anyone. - Howard Kimber
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The run home
R23: Essendon @ Giants Stadium
R24: Carlton @ Marvel Stadium
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00:34
Lord delivers opener with superb snapping finish
Ollie Lord kicks a clever goal to open the scoring for the match
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00:45
Bergman brilliance sees Power continue hot start
Miles Bergman makes no mistake as Port builds on its early lead
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00:38
Giants hit back through Green's golden finish
Tom Green shows plenty of class with a terrific finish on the run
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00:39
Insane Powell-Pepper finish sends Port fans delirious
Sam Powell-Pepper finishes off some brilliant team play with an extraordinary goal
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00:45
Giants keep belief as Greene delivers beauty
Toby Greene finds the perfect finish to keep GWS within touching distance
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00:56
Port finds instant response with Horne-Francis ripper
Jason Horne-Francis delivers a brilliant goal from the centre bounce to extend his side's lead
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00:33
Power party continues as McEntee makes it count
Jed McEntee gets on the board as Port continues to dominate
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09:24
Full post-match, R22: Power
Watch Port Adelaide's press conference after round 22's match against GWS
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08:35
Highlights: Port Adelaide v GWS
The Power and Giants clash in round 22 of the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
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06:02
Full post-match, R22: Giants
Watch GWS's press conference after round 22's match against Port Adelaide
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15:59
11. Geelong
42 points (10 wins, 10 losses, one draw), 117.5 per cent
Geelong will need to win both of its final games of the season to continue its premiership defence and, having spent 14 rounds out of the eight this year, are on track to fall short. They face St Kilda at Marvel Stadium next weekend and then the Western Bulldogs at home on the final Saturday night of the season. Both sides remain in the hunt and, like the Cats, can't afford to drop another game. - Josh Gabelich
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The run home
R23: St Kilda @ Marvel Stadium
R24: Western Bulldogs @ GMHBA Stadium
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00:34
Pumped-up Jezza jets past for eye-catching opener
Jeremy Cameron notches the game's first goal with this clever gather and finish
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00:38
Wild footy works for Adams not once, but twice
Taylor Adams cleverly soccers through Collingwood's first major after a couple fortuitous bounces
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00:25
Pies suffer massive blow as captain Moore hurts hammy
Collingwood is thrown another huge injury concern with skipper Darcy Moore subbed out of the game after pulling up sore in this incident
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00:33
Pair of tasty Pies goals breathe life into side
Scott Pendlebury and Brody Mihocek get the Collingwood faithful up and about with these crafty finishes
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00:54
McStay making his mark in electric start to half
Dan McStay helps Collingwood find its spark with two goals in the third term
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00:56
Magpies fume as Cameron cashes in first-class finish
Collingwood players vent their frustration after a tight call on the boundary sees Jeremy Cameron nail his fifth in some style
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00:37
Danger finds space with pace as skipper claws Cats back
Patrick Dangerfield turns on the jets and nails this cracking snap to lift his side in the last
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00:33
Jezza just won't quit with two more for the bag
Jeremy Cameron keeps fighting for the Cats with a delightful double in the final term
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08:36
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02:08
No Nick, no problem: Daicos delivers in brother's absence
Josh Daicos steps up without his partner in crime with a phenomenal kicking performance to propel the Magpies to an impressive victory
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09:20
Full post-match, R22: Magpies
Watch Collingwood's press conference after round 22's match against Geelong
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11:22
Full post-match, R22: Cats
Watch Geelong's press conference after round 22's match against Collingwood
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14:45
12. Adelaide
40 points (10 wins, 11 losses), 115.8 per cent
The heartbreaking loss to Brisbane – the fourth by a goal or less to a top-four team – now has the Crows needing other results to go their way if they are to play finals. Needless to say they need to win their final two matches, which they're a chance to do, and with such a strong percentage, 12 wins might squeak them in. The odds are against it happening, but one thing Adelaide has shown this year is it won't ever give up. - Michael Whiting
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The run home
R23: Sydney @ Adelaide Oval
R24: West Coast @ Optus Stadium
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00:51
McAdam eats up opportunity and delivers in style
Shane McAdam crumbs the pack to perfection with this exceptional finish early in the opening term
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00:34
Explosive Walker powers home 600th goal
Taylor Walker makes it 600 career majors with this powerful finish
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00:36
Andrews goes bang from deep and nails rare goal
Harris Andrews proves that defenders can kick majors with this sensational long-range effort late in the first term
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00:47
Speedy Bailey rewards hungry Lions
Zac Bailey nails this brilliant goal to put his side in front
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00:36
Quick Keays gives Crows another fast start
Ben Keays draws first blood for his side in the second half with this superb finish
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00:56
Electrifying Wilmot puts the jets on with streaking finish
Darcy Wilmot produces this blistering goal to continue his side's momentum shift
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00:51
Schoenberg snap gives Crows a big sniff
Harry Schoenberg nails this ripping snap to cut the margin to eight points late in the final term
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03:23
Last two mins: Lions hold off surging Crows for important win
The thrilling final moments between Brisbane and Adelaide in round 22
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08:16
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07:36
Full post-match, R22: Lions
Watch Brisbane's press conference after round 22's match against Adelaide
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08:26
Full post-match, R22: Crows
Watch Adelaide's press conference after round 22's match against Brisbane
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13. Richmond
38 points (nine wins, 11 losses, one draw), 93.1 per cent
The 36-point loss to the Saints has all but ruled the Tigers' out of finals. They are now two games behind eighth place, but their poor percentage (93.1) will hold them back even if they were to win their final two games. They are now just playing for pride, with North Melbourne (home) and Port Adelaide (away) to come. - Alison O'Connor
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The run home
R23: North Melbourne @ MCG
R24: Port Adelaide @ Adelaide Oval
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00:38
Gresham generates some early heat with quick double
The Saints apply some strong pressure and get rewarded with consecutive goals to Jade Gresham
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00:38
King pulling the strings with two of his own
St Kilda's Max King is on fire in the first term with a pair of beauties
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00:34
Riewoldt rises highest for smooth speccy
Jack Riewoldt reels in a super mark and lands a much-needed major for the Tigers
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01:05
Tiger trouble with gun rebounder helped off ground
Richmond suffers a worrying injury concern with Daniel Rioli leaving the field after this incident
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00:59
Max continues to find the sticks with six
St Kilda's Max King adds to his bag with another pair of goals in the third term
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00:47
Tigers faithful applaud Broad for sizzling finish
Nathan Broad does brilliantly to motor away from a Saint before nailing this cracking goal
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08:21
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02:00
Hail the King: Big Saint lands big bag
Max King gets the St Kilda faithful up and about with a stellar six-goal showing
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08:57
Full post-match, R22: Saints
Watch St Kilda's press conference after round 22's match against Richmond
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06:33
Full post-match, R22: Tigers
Watch Richmond's press conference after round 22's match against St Kilda
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