Preliminary Finals Teams

Finals Fever has well and truly hit Melbourne this finals series with the ongoing speculation over whether big names such as Luke Ball and Paul Chapman would line-up in for their respective teams this weekend. [Read more]

Cats rule out Chapman

Geelong star Paul Chapman has been ruled out of playing in Friday nights preliminary final against the Western Bulldogs with a hamstring injury despite getting through a training session on Tuesday. [Read more]

Preliminary finals schedule

For two teams this week it will all end in tears after coming so close yet so far from premiership glory, the two teams remaining at the end of the preliminary finals will of course progress to the Grand Final. [Read more]

Pies Crumble As Saints Go Marching In

The Saints have overcome a confidence-shattering walloping by Geelong the previous week to post a dominant win over the favoured Collingwood Magpies, defeating them 17.4.106 to 9.18.72, and granting St Kilda legend Robert Harvey at least one more game. [Read more]

Semi-Final Teams

Scott Burns and Luke Ball have both been named for their respective clubs to play in this weeks Saturday night knockout semi-final at the MCG, whether they line up on the night is still another question. [Read more]

Dogs confident of an upset

The Western Bulldogs may have lost 5 of their past 7 games but that has not hurt the Dogs confidence going into tonight’s first qualifying final match against Hawthorn at the MCG. [Read more]

Week 1 Finals Teams

As we move into September, finals fever is here and we see the top 8 teams battle it out in week one of the 2008 finals series. Hawthorn have re-called veteran Shane Crawford for their clash against the Bulldogs [Read more]

So much to play for in Round 15

This week sees the finals race really kick into gear as the middle order jostle for position and a prized spot in the eight while four teams compete for a final spot in a top four that otherwise seems a foregone conclusion. [Read more]

Race on for eight

An inner Melbourne war beckons as four clubs strive, seemingly, for the last invitation to compete in September action.

With the 2008 AFL season in mid season mode, evidence suggests [Read more]