The AFL advises that venues and times for Rounds Two and Three of the 2022 rebel VFLW season have been confirmed.
In Round Two this weekend, all six matches will be played on Saturday 19 February. Three games will commence at 10:00am with Carlton taking on St Kilda at IKON Park, Casey Demons hosting Darebin at La Trobe University and the Western Bulldogs playing Williamstown in a western suburbs derby at VU Whitten Oval.
At 12pm, two teams coming off big opening round wins – Geelong and Hawthorn – will play at Deakin University in Waurn Ponds, followed by North Melbourne v Collingwood at Arden Street at 12:05pm. The round will conclude with Essendon hosting Port Melbourne at The Hangar at 12:30pm.
In a first for VFLW, all matches throughout the 2022 season will be live streamed - a win for fans, families and friends of Victoria's premier state league women's football competition.
One VFLW feature match per week can be watched live via the AFL website and AFL Live Official App, which in Round Two will be the North Melbourne v Collingwood clash at 12:05pm on Saturday. All remaining games will be streamed live and available on demand via the VFL/W YouTube channel.
ROUND TWO
Saturday, February 19
Carlton v Southern Saints - IKON Park, 10:00am
Casey Demons v Darebin - La Trobe University, Bundoora, 10:00am
Western Bulldogs v Williamstown - VU Whitten Oval, 10:00am
Geelong v Hawthorn - Deakin University, Waurn Ponds, 12:00pm
North Melbourne v Collingwood - Arden Street, 12:05pm
Essendon v Port Melbourne - The Hangar, 12:30pm
ROUND THREE
Saturday, February 26
Geelong v Port Melbourne - Deakin University, Waurn Ponds, 11:00am
Darebin v Hawthorn - La Trobe University, Bundoora, 11:00am
Casey Demons v North Melbourne - Casey Fields, 1:00pm
Sunday, February 27
Collingwood v Williamstown – Victoria Park, 9:45am
Western Bulldogs v Southern Saints – VU Whitten Oval, 9:45am
Carlton v Essendon – IKON Park, 2:00pm
VFLW results, ladder and fixture can be viewed here.
Entry to all rebel VFLW matches throughout the season is free.
The AFL had previously confirmed match ups for the full VFLW season beyond Round One. Weekly changes to the AFLW fixture caused by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic have caused a delay in confirming the VFLW fixture in the opening rounds of the season, given the VFLW and AFLW competitions are closely linked through the competing clubs.
