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Few days on the AFL calendar carry the weight of April 25.

When Essendon and Collingwood walk onto the MCG on ANZAC Day, it’s more than Round 7. It’s tradition. It’s ceremony. It’s one of the few home-and-away matches that feels like a final before the first bounce.

2026 will be no different.

A Fixture Bigger Than the Ladder

The ANZAC Day...


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Adelaide injury news Player Injury return Callum Ah Chee Hamstring In doubt for Rd 1 Isaac Cumming Hamstring Test for second pre-season match Daniel Curtin Dislocated knee cap Early season Sid Draper Groin soreness Second pre-season match Mitch Hinge Back soreness Test for second pre-season match Mark Keane Broken leg Second half of Season Izak Rankine Hamstring...

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Easter Monday belongs to Hawthorn and Geelong.

It’s become one of the most reliable fixtures on the AFL calendar. Big crowd. Big noise. Big moments. Even when one side is rebuilding and the other is contending, the edge never disappears.

Round 4 in 2026 is no different.

A Rivalry Built on Heavyweight Years

The modern chapter of this rival...


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Some AFL rivalries are built on geography. Others on finals heartbreak. The tension between Essendon and Hawthorn has always felt a little deeper than that. It’s been shaped by eras of dominance, controversial moments, and games that still get replayed in highlight packages decades later.

When the Bombers and the Hawks meet, there’s history in it. And as we head into t...


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There’s nothing quite like the buzz of heading to the footy — the build-up, the crowd, the roar when the siren sounds. But with high-demand AFL matches, finals and marquee games selling out fast, ticket scams have become an unfortunate part of the modern sporting landscape. Knowing where (and how) to buy tickets safely in Australia is more important than ever.

Stick to O...

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