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2025 AFL season

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129th season of the Australian Football League (AFL)

2025 AFL premiership season
Overview
Date7 March – 27 September 2025
Teams18
PremiersBrisbane Lions
5th premiership
Runners-upGeelong
11th runners-up result
Minor premiersAdelaide
3rd minor premiership
Brownlow MedallistMatt Rowell (Gold Coast)
39 votes
Coleman MedallistJeremy Cameron (Geelong)
83 goals
Attendance
Matches played216
Total attendance8,257,027 (38,227 per match)
Highest (H&A)92,044 (round 7,Collingwood vEssendon)
Highest (finals)100,022 (grand final,Geelong vBrisbane Lions)
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The2025 AFL season was the 129th season of theAustralian Football League (AFL), the highest-level senior men'sAustralian rules football competition in Australia. The season featured 18 clubs and ran from 7 March to 27 September, comprising a 23-match home-and-away season over 25 rounds, followed by a four-weekfinals series featuring the top eight clubs.

TheBrisbane Lions won thepremiership, defeatingGeelong by 47 points in the2025 AFL Grand Final; it was their second consecutive premiership and fifth AFL premiership overall.Adelaide won theminor premiership by finishing atop the home-and-away ladder with an 18–5 win–loss record, but lost both of its finals.Gold Coast'sMatt Rowell won theBrownlow Medal as the league's best and fairest player, and Geelong'sJeremy Cameron won his secondColeman Medal as the league's leading goalkicker.

Background

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In September 2022, the AFL announced a seven-year, $4.5 billion broadcast rights deal with theSeven Network,Foxtel andTelstra, the biggest sports broadcast rights deal in Australian history, effective from the 2025 season.[1] Key points of the deal included:

  • Seven and its streaming service7plus would broadcast Thursday night, Friday night, Sunday afternoon and all marquee matches, with the first 16[a] rounds of the home-and-away season featuring Thursday night matches.[2]
  • Foxtel and its streaming serviceKayo would broadcast every match of the season outside of the grand final,[2] and would utilise its own commentary teams and graphics for all matches for the first time;[4] another Foxtel streaming service,Binge, would also simulcast some matches and include other Foxtel football programs.[5]
  • All Saturday matches outside of marquee matches would be exclusive to Foxtel and Kayo for the first eight rounds of the season, while all Saturday night matches in the last eight rounds of the season would be exclusive to Seven.[2]
  • Seven would broadcast matches involving non-Victorian clubs live into their local markets, outside of select matches on delay.[2]

Ahead of the season's fixture release in November, the AFL further elaborated that the home-and-away season would feature Thursday night matches in 23 of the 25 rounds, with each of the first 16 rounds plus seven other rounds – as part of a floating fixture to be determined later in the season – having matches scheduled on Thursday nights.[3] The following day, the AFL announced the addition on Sunday night matches as a semi-regular fixture in 2025, with nine of the first 16 rounds featuring a Sunday night match.[6] In the same month,Adelaide[7] andSt Kilda unveiled new club logos,[8] whileGold Coast unveiled a new logo and playing guernseys as part of a rebrand of the club.[9] A match between theIndigenous All-Stars andFremantle took place atOptus Stadium in February 2025,[10] marking the first Indigenous All-Stars match since 2015.[11]

Coach appointments

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New coachClubDate of appointmentPrevious coachRef.
Andrew McQualterWest Coast30 September 2024Adam Simpson[12]
Dean CoxSydney26 November 2024John Longmire[13]

Club leadership

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ClubCoachLeadership group
Captain(s)Vice-captain(s)Other leader(s)
AdelaideMatthew Nicks[14]Jordan DawsonDarcy Fogarty,Ben Keays,Alex Neal-Bullen,Reilly O'Brien[15]
Brisbane LionsChris Fagan[16]Harris Andrews,Lachie NealeJosh Dunkley,Hugh McCluggageJarrod Berry,Charlie Cameron,Oscar McInerney,Cameron Rayner,Brandon Starcevich[17]
CarltonMichael VossPatrick CrippsCharlie Curnow,Sam Walsh,Jacob Weitering[18]
CollingwoodCraig McRae[19]Darcy MooreNick Daicos,Brayden MaynardDarcy Cameron,Jamie Elliott,Daniel McStay,Isaac Quaynor[20]
EssendonBrad Scott[21]Zach MerrettAndrew McGrathKyle Langford,Nic Martin,Mason Redman[22]
FremantleJustin Longmuir[23]Alex PearceAndrew Brayshaw,Caleb SerongJaeger O'Meara,Sam Switkowski,Josh Treacy,Hayden Young[24]
GeelongChris Scott[25]Patrick DangerfieldTom Stewart[26]
Gold CoastDamien HardwickNoah AndersonSam Collins,Touk MillerBen King,Wil Powell,Matt Rowell[27]
Greater Western SydneyAdam KingsleyToby GreeneStephen Coniglio,Josh KellyJack Buckley,Brent Daniels,Tom Green,Connor Idun,Sam Taylor[28]
HawthornSam Mitchell[29]James SicilyDylan Moore[18]
MelbourneSimon Goodwin[30]Max GawnJack Viney[31]
North MelbourneAlastair ClarksonJy SimpkinNick Larkey,Harry Sheezel[32]
Port AdelaideKen Hinkley[33]Connor RozeeZak ButtersWillem Drew,Sam Powell-Pepper[34]
RichmondAdem Yze[14]Toby NankervisNathan Broad,Tom Lynch,Jayden Short,Tim Taranto[35]
St KildaRoss Lyon[36]Jack SteeleJack Sinclair,Callum WilkieDan Butler,Mason Wood[37]
SydneyDean Cox[38]Callum Mills[18]
West CoastAndrew McQualter[39]Oscar Allen,Liam DugganJeremy McGovernLiam Baker,Jack Graham,Jake Waterman[40]
Western BulldogsLuke Beveridge[14]Marcus BontempelliTom Liberatore (vc),Aaron Naughton (dvc)Bailey Dale,Taylor Duryea,Liam Jones,Ed Richards,Cody Weightman[41]

Pre-season

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Indigenous All-Stars match

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Starting time islocal time. Source:afl.com.au

Indigenous All-Stars match
Saturday, 15 February (4:30 pm)Indigenous All-Stars 16.12 (108)def.Fremantle 9.11 (65)Optus Stadium (crowd: 37,865)
5.2 (32)
7.5 (47)
12.8 (80)
16.12 (108)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
2.3 (15)
5.5 (35)
7.8 (50)
9.11 (65)
Polly Farmer Medal:Jy Simpkin
Bobby Hill 4,Horne-Francis 3,Cameron,Kelly,Motlop,Pickett,W. Rioli,Ryan,Simpkin,Stengle,WaltersGoalsFrederick 3,Amiss 2,Jackson 2,Sharp 2
Bobby Hill,Horne-Francis,Simpkin,Humphries,Ah Chee,BurgoyneBestFrederick,Serong,Sharp,O'Driscoll,Draper

Practice matches

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All starting times arelocal time. Sources:afl.com.au (results);Austadiums (crowds)

Official practice matches
Tuesday, 25 February (7:20 pm)Geelong 12.11 (83)def. byEssendon 17.2 (104)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 11,626)
Wednesday, 26 February (7:10 pm)Richmond 6.13 (49)def. byCollingwood 21.6 (132)Ikon Park (crowd: 7,911)
Thursday, 27 February (5:20 pm)Hawthorn 9.12 (66)def. byWestern Bulldogs 11.11 (77)University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 3,516)
Thursday, 27 February (7:10 pm)Brisbane Lions 13.16 (94)def. byAdelaide 14.13 (97)Brighton Homes Arena (crowd: 4,959)
Friday, 28 February (5:20 pm)Greater Western Sydney 9.12 (66)def. byCarlton 18.16 (124)Corroboree Group Oval (crowd: 8,021)
Friday, 28 February (7:10 pm)Gold Coast 8.15 (63)def. bySydney 12.12 (84)People First Stadium (crowd: 3,168)
Saturday, 1 March (3:10 pm)St Kilda 7.7 (49)def. byPort Adelaide 14.9 (93)RSEA Park (crowd: 6,217)
Saturday, 1 March (3:10 pm)West Coast 11.5 (71)def.North Melbourne 9.15 (69)Hands Oval (crowd: 7,032)
Sunday, 2 March (3:10 pm)Fremantle 16.13 (109)def.Melbourne 11.24 (90)Lane Group Stadium (crowd: 7,458)

Overview

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A view of the Melbourne Cricket Ground during theDreamtime at the 'G pre-match ceremony

The season began with Opening Round,[42] an initiative introduced in 2024, in which the New South Wales and Queensland clubs (Brisbane Lions, Gold Coast,Greater Western Sydney andSydney) contest matches against four Victorian clubs (Geelong,Essendon,Collingwood andHawthorn, respectively, in 2025) to open the season; the eight clubs involved would then have a bye before round 5 so that all clubs would have played the same number of matches leading intoGather Round.[43] In the two Queensland matches, the Brisbane Lions were to host Geelong and unfurl their 2024 premiership flag on 6 March to open the season,[44] and Gold Coast was to host Essendon on 8 March; however, on 4 March the decision was made to postpone both matches due to the projected impact ofCyclone Alfred, which was forecast to make landfall in Brisbane later that week.[45] The matches were rescheduled for rounds 3 and 24, respectively.[46]

TheWestern Bulldogs hosted a match against Collingwood at theMelbourne Cricket Ground in round 2,[47] their first home match at the venue since 2009, to celebrate the centenary of their entry into the VFL/AFL;[48] to celebrate the occasion, the club reverted to its former name, Footscray, for the round.[49] In round 5, Gather Round, which was played in South Australia for the third consecutive year, featured matches in theBarossa Valley region for the first time, with two matches played at Barossa Park, a new $40 million recreational facility inLyndoch, along with two matches atNorwood Oval and the other five atAdelaide Oval, including two separately ticketed matches on the Saturday.[50] Hawthorn also hosted a match to celebrate its 100-year anniversary in the VFL/AFL, againstRichmond in round 8.[51]

In round 11, duringSir Doug Nicholls Round, theDreamtime at the 'G match between Essendon and Richmond was moved to the Friday night primetime slot for the first time, having traditionally been held on a Saturday night during the round;[52] two separately ticketed matches were held back-to-back the following day atMarvel Stadium, featuring several Sir Doug Nicholls Round activities in the Docklands precinct throughout the day.[6]North Melbourne commenced a new arrangement to play two of its home matches each season in Western Australia from 2025 to 2027 – each against one of the two Western Australian clubs, Fremantle andWest Coast, with one match played atHands Oval, Bunbury, and the other at Optus Stadium[53] – as part of a deal with the AFL,Tourism Western Australia and the Western Australian government to provide financial security to the club, and as part of its strategy to exit its existing deal to play home matches in Hobart, where it had played at least two per season since 2012; in 2025, the club played its Western Australian home matches consecutively, in rounds 13 and 14, and two matches in Hobart as part of the final year of the club's deal with the state.[53]

From round 16 onwards, the start times for Sunday afternoon matches televised by the Seven Network were moved forward by five minutes to avoid prolonged matches stretching past 6:00 pmAEST and delaying the network'sflagship Melbourne news bulletin which follows immediately after.[54]

Home-and-away season

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All starting times arelocal time. Source:afl.com.au

Opening Round

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Opening Round
Thursday, 6 March (postponed)Brisbane LionsvGeelongThe Gabba
Friday, 7 March (7:40 pm)Sydney 11.10 (76)def. byHawthorn 14.12 (96)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 40,310)
Saturday, 8 March (postponed)Gold CoastvEssendonPeople First Stadium
Sunday, 9 March (3:20 pm)Greater Western Sydney 15.14 (104)def.Collingwood 6.16 (52)Engie Stadium (crowd: 19,248)
Bye
  • The Brisbane Lions v Geelong and Gold Coast v Essendon matches were postponed due to the projected impact ofCyclone Alfred in south-east Queensland;[45] the matches were rescheduled for rounds 3 and 24 respectively.[46]

Round 1

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Round 1
Thursday, 13 March (7:30 pm)Richmond 13.4 (82)def.Carlton 9.15 (69)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 80,009)
Friday, 14 March (7:40 pm)Hawthorn 17.9 (111)def.Essendon 12.13 (85)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 80,735)
Saturday, 15 March (1:20 pm)Geelong 23.9 (147)def.Fremantle 10.9 (69)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 25,372)
Saturday, 15 March (4:15 pm)Sydney 12.10 (82)def. byBrisbane Lions 12.14 (86)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 34,906)
Saturday, 15 March (7:35 pm)Western Bulldogs 17.11 (113)def.North Melbourne 14.13 (97)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 34,406)
Saturday, 15 March (7:35 pm)Collingwood 21.10 (136)def.Port Adelaide 6.9 (45)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 63,282)
Sunday, 16 March (12:05 pm)Adelaide 21.9 (135)def.St Kilda 10.12 (72)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 42,985)
Sunday, 16 March (3:20 pm)Melbourne 11.8 (74)def. byGreater Western Sydney 11.11 (77)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 23,278)
Sunday, 16 March (3:10 pm)West Coast 7.7 (49)def. byGold Coast 20.16 (136)Optus Stadium (crowd: 46,532)
  • The crowd of 80,735 for the Hawthorn v Essendon match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match between the two clubs.[55]
  • The combined attendance for round 1 was 431,505, breaking the record for the highest-attended home-and-away round in VFL/AFL history.[55]

Round 2

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Round 2
Thursday, 20 March (7:30 pm)Carlton 8.12 (60)def. byHawthorn 12.8 (80)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 62,735)
Friday, 21 March (7:40 pm)Western Bulldogs 10.10 (70)def. byCollingwood 10.16 (76)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 78,027)
Saturday, 22 March (1:20 pm)Essendon 15.10 (100)def. byAdelaide 25.11 (161)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 46,688)
Saturday, 22 March (3:45 pm)Port Adelaide 21.14 (140)def.Richmond 9.14 (68)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 37,342)
Saturday, 22 March (7:35 pm)St Kilda 15.8 (98)def.Geelong 13.13 (91)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 36,663)
Sunday, 23 March (12:10 pm)Brisbane Lions 14.10 (94)def.West Coast 11.9 (75)The Gabba (crowd: 30,012)
Sunday, 23 March (3:20 pm)North Melbourne 19.11 (125)def.Melbourne 9.12 (66)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 28,768)
Sunday, 23 March (3:10 pm)Fremantle 9.11 (65)def. bySydney 9.14 (68)Optus Stadium (crowd: 43,882)
Bye
  • The Western Bulldogs reverted to their former name, Footscray, for round 2 to celebrate the centenary of the club's entry into the VFL/AFL.[49]
  • Collingwood playersScott Pendlebury andSteele Sidebottom played their 308th match as teammates during the match against Western Bulldogs, breaking the VFL/AFL record for the most matches two teammates have played in together.[47]
  • The crowd of 78,027 for the Western Bulldogs v Collingwood match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match involving the Western Bulldogs.[56]
  • Adelaide's score of 25.11 (161) against Essendon was the highest by a non-Victorian club at the Melbourne Cricket Ground since 2013.[57]
  • Adelaide's win over Essendon was its first at the Melbourne Cricket Ground since 2017, ending a streak[57] of eleven matches without a win at the venue.[58]

Round 3

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Round 3
Thursday, 27 March (7:30 pm)Essendon 9.18 (72)def.Port Adelaide 8.12 (60)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 25,114)
Friday, 28 March (7:40 pm)Carlton 11.9 (75)def. byWestern Bulldogs 12.11 (83)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 44,894)
Saturday, 29 March (1:20 pm)Melbourne 8.14 (62)def. byGold Coast 18.12 (120)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 24,506)
Saturday, 29 March (4:15 pm)St Kilda 20.15 (135)def.Richmond 7.11 (53)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 41,147)
Saturday, 29 March (7:35 pm)Hawthorn 10.16 (76)def.Greater Western Sydney 9.10 (64)University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 14,021)
Saturday, 29 March (6:35 pm)Brisbane Lions 10.10 (70)def.Geelong 9.7 (61)The Gabba (crowd: 27,966)
Sunday, 30 March (2:50 pm)Adelaide 17.12 (114)def.North Melbourne 12.6 (78)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 46,511)
Sunday, 30 March (3:10 pm)West Coast 10.8 (68)def. byFremantle 15.16 (106)Optus Stadium (crowd: 53,289)
Bye
  • Gold Coast defeated Melbourne for the first time since 2014, ending a twelve-match losing streak.[59]

Round 4

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Round 4
Thursday, 3 April (7:30 pm)Collingwood 8.15 (63)def.Carlton 6.10 (46)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 82,058)
Friday, 4 April (7:40 pm)Geelong 12.13 (85)def.Melbourne 6.10 (46)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 30,397)
Saturday, 5 April (12:20 pm)Gold Coast 13.13 (91)def.Adelaide 14.6 (90)People First Stadium (crowd: 16,211)
Saturday, 5 April (4:15 pm)Richmond 13.12 (90)def. byBrisbane Lions 18.10 (118)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 42,578)
Saturday, 5 April (7:35 pm)North Melbourne 8.4 (52)def. bySydney 18.9 (117)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 31,955)
Sunday, 6 April (1:10 pm)Greater Western Sydney 20.12 (132)def.West Coast 7.9 (51)Engie Stadium (crowd: 9,231)
Sunday, 6 April (2:50 pm)Port Adelaide 10.12 (72)def. bySt Kilda 13.11 (89)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 34,201)
Sunday, 6 April (3:10 pm)Fremantle 15.7 (97)def.Western Bulldogs 12.9 (81)Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,491)
Bye
  • Greater Western Sydney's 81-point win was its biggest over West Coast.[60]

Round 5

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Round 5 (Gather Round)
Thursday, 10 April (7:10 pm)Adelaide 15.10 (100)def. byGeelong 18.11 (119)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 50,073)
Friday, 11 April (7:10 pm)Collingwood 16.13 (109)def.Sydney 12.6 (78)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 47,649)
Saturday, 12 April (12:05 pm)North Melbourne 13.11 (89)def. byGold Coast 21.15 (141)Barossa Park (crowd: 9,317)
Saturday, 12 April (12:50 pm)Carlton 17.19 (121)def.West Coast 6.14 (50)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 41,252)
Saturday, 12 April (3:45 pm)Western Bulldogs 14.13 (97)def. byBrisbane Lions 18.10 (118)Norwood Oval (crowd: 9,242)
Saturday, 12 April (7:05 pm)Melbourne 8.9 (57)def. byEssendon 15.6 (96)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 45,039)
Sunday, 13 April (12:05 pm)Richmond 7.5 (47)def. byFremantle 16.12 (108)Barossa Park (crowd: 10,028)
Sunday, 13 April (2:50 pm)St Kilda 12.10 (82)def. byGreater Western Sydney 16.14 (110)Norwood Oval (crowd: 9,235)
Sunday, 13 April (6:50 pm)Port Adelaide 18.13 (121)def.Hawthorn 14.7 (91)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 47,671)

Round 6

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Round 6
Thursday, 17 April (7:30 pm)Brisbane Lions 7.11 (53)def. byCollingwood 16.9 (105)The Gabba (crowd: 34,802)
Friday, 18 April (3:20 pm)North Melbourne 11.5 (71)def. byCarlton 24.9 (153)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 46,373)
Friday, 18 April (4:10 pm)West Coast 11.9 (75)def. byEssendon 11.11 (77)Optus Stadium (crowd: 46,080)
Saturday, 19 April (1:20 pm)Melbourne 16.11 (107)def.Fremantle 14.13 (97)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 25,202)
Saturday, 19 April (3:45 pm)Adelaide 7.10 (52)def.Greater Western Sydney 4.10 (34)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 40,062)
Saturday, 19 April (7:35 pm)Richmond 12.8 (80)def.Gold Coast 9.15 (69)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 18,423)
Sunday, 20 April (3:20 pm)Sydney 10.17 (77)def. byPort Adelaide 13.7 (85)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 36,636)
Sunday, 20 April (7:20 pm)Western Bulldogs 18.19 (127)def.St Kilda 8.8 (56)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 35,511)
Monday, 21 April (3:20 pm)Geelong 12.14 (86)def.Hawthorn 11.13 (79)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 88,746)
  • The Brisbane Lions' loss to Collingwood ended a ten-match winning streak.[61]
  • The crowd of 18,423 for the Richmond v Gold Coast match was the lowest for a Richmond home match in Victoria[b] since 2003.[62]
  • Richmond's win over Gold Coast was its first at Marvel Stadium since 2021, ending an eleven-match losing streak at the venue.[63]
  • The crowd of 88,746 for the Geelong v Hawthorn match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match involving Geelong.[64]

Round 7

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Round 7 (Anzac Appeal Round)
Thursday, 24 April (7:30 pm)Melbourne 12.11 (83)def.Richmond 9.9 (63)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 71,635)
Friday, 25 April (3:20 pm)Collingwood 16.11 (107)def.Essendon 10.6 (66)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 92,044)
Friday, 25 April (6:10 pm)Fremantle 12.13 (85)def.Adelaide 9.13 (67)Optus Stadium (crowd: 53,048)
Saturday, 26 April (1:20 pm)St Kilda 11.7 (73)def. byBrisbane Lions 17.16 (118)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 29,901)
Saturday, 26 April (3:45 pm)Port Adelaide 14.13 (97)def.North Melbourne 13.10 (88)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 35,004)
Saturday, 26 April (7:35 pm)Greater Western Sydney 12.9 (81)def. byWestern Bulldogs 17.11 (113)Corroboree Group Oval (crowd: 12,234)
Sunday, 27 April (1:10 pm)Gold Coast 17.15 (117)def.Sydney 12.7 (79)People First Stadium (crowd: 18,034)
Sunday, 27 April (3:20 pm)Carlton 14.10 (94)def.Geelong 12.4 (76)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 67,658)
Sunday, 27 April (4:40 pm)Hawthorn 18.16 (124)def.West Coast 11.8 (74)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 26,425)

Round 8

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Round 8
Thursday, 1 May (7:30 pm)Essendon 9.11 (65)def.North Melbourne 9.8 (62)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 35,439)
Friday, 2 May (7:40 pm)St Kilda 14.10 (94)def.Fremantle 5.3 (33)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 20,522)
Saturday, 3 May (1:20 pm)Western Bulldogs 20.11 (131)def.Port Adelaide 5.11 (41)Mars Stadium (crowd: 4,814)
Saturday, 3 May (3:45 pm)Adelaide 16.14 (110)def.Carlton 7.8 (50)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 46,057)
Saturday, 3 May (7:35 pm)Collingwood 12.15 (87)def. byGeelong 13.12 (90)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 82,514)
Saturday, 3 May (5:35 pm)West Coast 11.10 (76)def. byMelbourne 16.12 (108)Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,991)
Sunday, 4 May (1:10 pm)Sydney 12.15 (87)def.Greater Western Sydney 10.13 (73)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 39,260)
Sunday, 4 May (3:20 pm)Hawthorn 16.13 (109)def.Richmond 6.8 (44)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 62,321)
Sunday, 4 May (7:20 pm)Brisbane Lions 9.12 (66)def.Gold Coast 7.7 (49)The Gabba (crowd: 33,612)

Round 9

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Round 9
Thursday, 8 May (6:10 pm)Fremantle 12.11 (83)def. byCollingwood 15.7 (97)Optus Stadium (crowd: 47,780)
Friday, 9 May (7:40 pm)St Kilda 9.8 (62)def. byCarlton 11.11 (77)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 65,680)
Saturday, 10 May (1:20 pm)Melbourne 7.14 (56)def. byHawthorn 13.13 (91)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 50,351)
Saturday, 10 May (4:15 pm)Essendon 11.5 (71)def.Sydney 8.15 (63)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 43,799)
Saturday, 10 May (7:35 pm)Gold Coast 15.16 (106)def.Western Bulldogs 14.12 (96)TIO Stadium (crowd: 9,816)
Saturday, 10 May (7:40 pm)Port Adelaide 12.12 (84)def. byAdelaide 13.11 (89)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 53,117)
Sunday, 11 May (1:10 pm)Richmond 11.15 (81)def.West Coast 11.13 (79)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 29,539)
Sunday, 11 May (3:20 pm)Geelong 14.17 (101)def. byGreater Western Sydney 16.9 (105)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 28,407)
Sunday, 11 May (4:40 pm)North Melbourne 10.11 (71)drew withBrisbane Lions 10.11 (71)Ninja Stadium (crowd: 7,395)
  • The crowd of 65,680 for the St Kilda v Carlton match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match between the two clubs.[68]
  • The average winning margin during round 9 was 10.33 points, the lowest in a home-and-away round since 1970, with eight of the nine matches decided by 15 points or less.[69]

Round 10

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Round 10 (Sir Doug Nicholls Round week 1)
Thursday, 15 May (7:30 pm)Gold Coast 16.8 (104)def.Hawthorn 15.6 (96)TIO Stadium (crowd: 12,314)
Friday, 16 May (7:40 pm)Sydney 11.12 (78)def.Carlton 9.8 (62)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 39,082)
Saturday, 17 May (1:20 pm)Collingwood 11.12 (78)def.Adelaide 10.8 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 67,697)
Saturday, 17 May (3:45 pm)Port Adelaide 5.9 (39)def. byGeelong 17.13 (115)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 35,508)
Saturday, 17 May (4:15 pm)Greater Western Sydney 8.13 (61)def. byFremantle 13.17 (95)Engie Stadium (crowd: 8,092)
Saturday, 17 May (7:35 pm)Western Bulldogs 18.19 (127)def.Essendon 5.6 (36)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 47,266)
Sunday, 18 May (1:10 pm)Richmond 11.8 (74)def. byNorth Melbourne 12.6 (78)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 50,406)
Sunday, 18 May (3:20 pm)Brisbane Lions 13.10 (88)def. byMelbourne 14.15 (99)The Gabba (crowd: 30,473)
Sunday, 18 May (2:40 pm)West Coast 16.12 (108)def.St Kilda 12.8 (80)Optus Stadium (crowd: 42,860)
  • Six clubs rebranded themselves withIndigenous names across the two weeks of Sir Doug Nicholls Round: Adelaide (Kuwarna), Fremantle (Walyalup), Melbourne (Narrm), Port Adelaide (Yartapuulti), St Kilda (Euro-Yroke) and West Coast (Waalitj Marawar).[70]
  • The crowd of 67,697 for the Collingwood v Adelaide match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match involving Adelaide.[71]
  • West Coast's win over St Kilda ended an eleven-match losing streak.[72]

Round 11

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Round 11 (Sir Doug Nicholls Round week 2)
Thursday, 22 May (7:30 pm)Geelong 20.7 (127)def.Western Bulldogs 16.17 (113)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 32,641)
Friday, 23 May (7:40 pm)Essendon 11.15 (81)def.Richmond 8.10 (58)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 76,051)
Saturday, 24 May (12:35 pm)Carlton 12.10 (82)def. byGreater Western Sydney 17.8 (110)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 36,468)
Saturday, 24 May (4:15 pm)Hawthorn 8.12 (60)def. byBrisbane Lions 14.9 (93)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 57,919)
Saturday, 24 May (7:35 pm)North Melbourne 9.9 (63)def. byCollingwood 15.18 (108)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 40,479)
Saturday, 24 May (6:10 pm)Fremantle 15.10 (100)def.Port Adelaide 7.9 (51)Optus Stadium (crowd: 40,466)
Sunday, 25 May (1:10 pm)Adelaide 19.14 (128)def.West Coast 8.14 (62)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 39,271)
Sunday, 25 May (3:20 pm)Melbourne 19.17 (131)def.Sydney 12.6 (78)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 38,520)
Sunday, 25 May (4:40 pm)St Kilda 8.13 (61)def. byGold Coast 12.8 (80)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 13,486)
  • Six clubs rebranded themselves withIndigenous names across the two weeks of Sir Doug Nicholls Round: Adelaide (Kuwarna), Fremantle (Walyalup), Melbourne (Narrm), Port Adelaide (Yartapuulti), St Kilda (Euro-Yroke) and West Coast (Waalitj Marawar).[70]
  • The crowd of 57,919 for the Hawthorn v Brisbane Lions match is the largest crowd for a match between the two clubs.[73]
  • The crowd of 13,486 for the St Kilda v Gold Coast match is the smallest crowd for a St Kilda home match at Marvel Stadium.[74]

Round 12

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Round 12
Thursday, 29 May (7:30 pm)Brisbane Lions 13.12 (90)def.Essendon 11.6 (72)The Gabba (crowd: 26,441)
Friday, 30 May (7:40 pm)Collingwood 16.11 (107)def.Hawthorn 8.8 (56)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 83,706)
Saturday, 31 May (1:20 pm)Gold Coast 9.10 (64)def. byFremantle 11.9 (75)People First Stadium (crowd: 11,750)
Saturday, 31 May (4:15 pm)Greater Western Sydney 12.8 (80)def.Richmond 10.17 (77)Engie Stadium (crowd: 9,770)
Saturday, 31 May (7:35 pm)Sydney 5.11 (41)def. byAdelaide 21.5 (131)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 35,229)
Sunday, 1 June (2:50 pm)Melbourne 7.21 (63)def. bySt Kilda 14.7 (91)TIO Traeger Park (crowd: 6,721)
Sunday, 1 June (5:20 pm)West Coast 11.7 (73)def. byGeelong 17.14 (116)Optus Stadium (crowd: 42,501)
Bye

Round 13

[edit]
Round 13
Thursday, 5 June (7:30 pm)Western Bulldogs 8.11 (59)def. byHawthorn 12.9 (81)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 35,725)
Friday, 6 June (7:10 pm)Adelaide 10.8 (68)def.Brisbane Lions 8.15 (63)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 42,921)
Saturday, 7 June (1:20 pm)Richmond 4.12 (36)def. bySydney 11.14 (80)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 41,452)
Saturday, 7 June (4:15 pm)Geelong 9.7 (61)def.Gold Coast 5.7 (37)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 29,502)
Saturday, 7 June (7:35 pm)Greater Western Sydney 7.8 (50)def. byPort Adelaide 9.12 (66)Corroboree Group Oval (crowd: 9,005)
Sunday, 8 June (1:20 pm)North Melbourne 9.8 (62)def.West Coast 6.16 (52)Hands Oval (crowd: 12,715)
Sunday, 8 June (7:20 pm)Carlton 11.12 (78)def.Essendon 11.4 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 74,280)
Monday, 9 June (3:20 pm)Melbourne 10.11 (71)def. byCollingwood 11.6 (72)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 77,761)
Bye

Round 14

[edit]
Round 14
Thursday, 12 June (7:30 pm)St Kilda 8.12 (60)def. byWestern Bulldogs 20.12 (132)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 20,508)
Friday, 13 June (7:40 pm)Hawthorn 6.11 (47)def.Adelaide 5.14 (44)University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 15,129)
Saturday, 14 June (1:20 pm)Brisbane Lions 13.18 (96)def. byGreater Western Sydney 17.5 (107)The Gabba (crowd: 30,711)
Saturday, 14 June (4:15 pm)Essendon 8.8 (56)def. byGeelong 23.13 (151)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 61,643)
Saturday, 14 June (5:35 pm)North Melbourne 10.7 (67)def. byFremantle 10.13 (73)Optus Stadium (crowd: 31,408)
Sunday, 15 June (2:50 pm)Port Adelaide 14.9 (93)def.Melbourne 9.14 (68)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 30,144)
Sunday, 15 June (4:10 pm)West Coast 7.10 (52)def. byCarlton 12.14 (86)Optus Stadium (crowd: 43,803)
Bye

Round 15

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Round 15
Thursday, 19 June (6:10 pm)Fremantle 16.8 (104)def.Essendon 9.9 (63)Optus Stadium (crowd: 37,570)
Friday, 20 June (7:40 pm)Geelong 6.15 (51)def. byBrisbane Lions 14.8 (92)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 35,367)
Saturday, 21 June (1:20 pm)Carlton 10.13 (73)def. byNorth Melbourne 13.6 (84)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 56,236)
Saturday, 21 June (3:45 pm)Port Adelaide 7.10 (52)def. bySydney 9.17 (71)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 33,576)
Saturday, 21 June (7:35 pm)Collingwood 16.12 (108)def.St Kilda 11.8 (74)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 43,039)
Sunday, 22 June (1:10 pm)Greater Western Sydney 16.10 (106)def.Gold Coast 14.15 (99)Engie Stadium (crowd: 10,504)
Sunday, 22 June (3:20 pm)Western Bulldogs 21.9 (135)def.Richmond 8.8 (56)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 38,280)
Bye
  • The Brisbane Lions' win over Geelong was their first at GMHBA Stadium since 2003, ending a 13-match losing streak at the venue.[75]

Round 16

[edit]
Round 16
Thursday, 26 June (7:00 pm)Port Adelaide 16.14 (110)def.Carlton 8.12 (60)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 30,381)
Friday, 27 June (7:40 pm)Sydney 14.12 (96)def. byWestern Bulldogs 16.9 (105)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 29,246)
Saturday, 28 June (1:20 pm)Gold Coast 15.14 (104)def.Melbourne 12.13 (85)People First Stadium (crowd: 13,064)
Saturday, 28 June (4:15 pm)Hawthorn 23.12 (150)def.North Melbourne 9.11 (65)University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 13,287)
Saturday, 28 June (7:35 pm)Collingwood 13.10 (88)def.West Coast 8.11 (59)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 38,126)
Sunday, 29 June (3:15 pm)Richmond 8.6 (54)def. byAdelaide 18.14 (122)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 23,231)
Sunday, 29 June (3:10 pm)Fremantle 11.15 (81)def.St Kilda 9.15 (69)Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,600)
Bye

Round 17

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Round 17
Thursday, 3 July (7:30 pm)North Melbourne 13.7 (85)def. byWestern Bulldogs 20.14 (134)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 25,009)
Friday, 4 July (7:20 pm)Carlton 8.11 (59)def. byCollingwood 17.13 (115)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 75,827)
Friday, 4 July (6:20 pm)West Coast 8.4 (52)def. byGreater Western Sydney 16.15 (111)Optus Stadium (crowd: 38,152)
Saturday, 5 July (12:35 pm)Essendon 11.8 (74)def. byGold Coast 18.7 (115)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 29,672)
Saturday, 5 July (4:15 pm)Geelong 18.16 (124)def.Richmond 7.10 (52)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 31,060)
Saturday, 5 July (7:35 pm)Brisbane Lions 18.12 (120)def.Port Adelaide 14.8 (92)The Gabba (crowd: 30,017)
Saturday, 5 July (7:40 pm)St Kilda 10.14 (74)def. byHawthorn 14.10 (94)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 36,035)
Sunday, 6 July (1:10 pm)Sydney 14.10 (94)def.Fremantle 12.11 (83)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 32,007)
Sunday, 6 July (2:45 pm)Adelaide 13.12 (90)def.Melbourne 11.11 (77)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 43,306)

Round 18

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Round 18
Thursday, 10 July (7:30 pm)Carlton 9.12 (66)def. byBrisbane Lions 15.13 (103)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 32,898)
Friday, 11 July (7:40 pm)Gold Coast 10.9 (69)def.Collingwood 8.15 (63)People First Stadium (crowd: 22,831)
Saturday, 12 July (1:20 pm)Western Bulldogs 15.8 (98)def. byAdelaide 16.13 (109)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 41,198)
Saturday, 12 July (4:15 pm)Greater Western Sydney 17.9 (111)def.Geelong 13.7 (85)Engie Stadium (crowd: 13,349)
Saturday, 12 July (7:35 pm)Richmond 6.10 (46)def.Essendon 4.13 (37)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 52,125)
Saturday, 12 July (6:10 pm)Fremantle 12.5 (77)def.Hawthorn 9.10 (64)Optus Stadium (crowd: 49,460)
Sunday, 13 July (1:10 pm)Melbourne 18.11 (119)def.North Melbourne 12.11 (83)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 35,844)
Sunday, 13 July (3:15 pm)St Kilda 13.9 (87)def. bySydney 14.8 (92)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 29,589)
Sunday, 13 July (4:10 pm)Port Adelaide 12.15 (87)def.West Coast 9.7 (61)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 30,553)
  • The Western Bulldogs v Adelaide match was originally scheduled to be played at Mars Stadium, but was moved to Marvel Stadium to allow for increased attendance while the former underwent redevelopment.[76]

Round 19

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Round 19
Thursday, 17 July (7:30 pm)Essendon 7.14 (56)def. byGreater Western Sydney 16.8 (104)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 20,347)
Friday, 18 July (7:40 pm)Brisbane Lions 12.14 (86)def.Western Bulldogs 12.4 (76)The Gabba (crowd: 29,039)
Saturday, 19 July (1:20 pm)Hawthorn 13.9 (87)def.Port Adelaide 7.7 (49)University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 12,772)
Saturday, 19 July (4:15 pm)Sydney 12.12 (84)def.North Melbourne 7.11 (53)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 31,909)
Saturday, 19 July (7:35 pm)Carlton 12.6 (78)def.Melbourne 10.10 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 40,869)
Saturday, 19 July (6:10 pm)West Coast 8.8 (56)def. byRichmond 16.9 (105)Optus Stadium (crowd: 44,252)
Sunday, 20 July (1:10 pm)Geelong 17.11 (113)def.St Kilda 12.10 (82)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 29,985)
Sunday, 20 July (3:15 pm)Collingwood 11.12 (78)def. byFremantle 12.7 (79)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 62,198)
Sunday, 20 July (4:10 pm)Adelaide 16.11 (107)def.Gold Coast 6.10 (46)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 44,249)
  • The crowd of 62,198 for the Collingwood v Fremantle match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match involving Fremantle.[77]
  • Gold Coast was held goalless to half-time for the first time in its history in its loss to Adelaide.[78]

Round 20

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Round 20
Thursday, 24 July (7:30 pm)Hawthorn 13.7 (85)def.Carlton 9.7 (61)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 51,271)
Friday, 25 July (7:20 pm)Essendon 7.8 (50)def. byWestern Bulldogs 22.11 (143)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 29,367)
Friday, 25 July (7:50 pm)Greater Western Sydney 15.12 (102)def.Sydney 8.10 (58)Engie Stadium (crowd: 18,536)
Saturday, 26 July (1:20 pm)Gold Coast 20.10 (130)def.Brisbane Lions 9.10 (64)People First Stadium (crowd: 20,833)
Saturday, 26 July (2:15 pm)Fremantle 18.18 (126)def.West Coast 12.5 (77)Optus Stadium (crowd: 54,384)
Saturday, 26 July (7:35 pm)North Melbourne 7.7 (49)def. byGeelong 22.18 (150)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 25,445)
Saturday, 26 July (7:40 pm)Adelaide 20.13 (133)def.Port Adelaide 5.5 (35)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 46,018)
Sunday, 27 July (2:10 pm)Richmond 8.9 (57)def. byCollingwood 13.15 (93)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 59,454)
Sunday, 27 July (3:15 pm)St Kilda 15.6 (96)def.Melbourne 13.12 (90)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 22,570)
  • Gold Coast's 66-point win over the Brisbane Lions was its biggest win in a QClash.[79]
  • Adelaide's 98-point win over Port Adelaide was the biggest win by either team in aShowdown.[80]
  • Port Adelaide's score of 5.5 (35) against Adelaide was its lowest score in a Showdown.[81]
  • St Kilda trailed Melbourne by 46 points at three-quarter time and went on to win, recording thebiggest comeback from a three-quarter time deficit in VFL/AFL history;Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera (St Kilda) kicked the final two goals of the game, the first from a set shot with eight seconds remaining to level scores after taking aspectacular mark inside forward 50, and the second after Melbourne made a6–6–6 rule infringement at the following centre bounce, with Wanganeen-Milera marking the resultant free kick and kicking the winning goal after the final siren.[82]

Round 21

[edit]
Round 21
Thursday, 31 July (7:30 pm)Western Bulldogs 19.18 (132)def.Greater Western Sydney 6.8 (44)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 23,898)
Friday, 1 August (7:10 pm)Adelaide 15.11 (101)def.Hawthorn 13.9 (87)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 50,654)
Saturday, 2 August (1:20 pm)Melbourne 21.13 (139)def.West Coast 8.8 (56)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 16,394)
Saturday, 2 August (4:10 pm)Gold Coast 16.11 (107)def.Richmond 2.11 (23)People First Stadium (crowd: 14,841)
Saturday, 2 August (4:15 pm)Sydney 9.14 (68)def.Essendon 7.12 (54)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 20,805)
Saturday, 2 August (7:35 pm)Collingwood 10.5 (65)def. byBrisbane Lions 14.8 (92)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 82,326)
Sunday, 3 August (1:40 pm)St Kilda 11.12 (78)def.North Melbourne 10.9 (69)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 31,978)
Sunday, 3 August (3:15 pm)Geelong 23.15 (153)def.Port Adelaide 9.11 (65)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 28,064)
Sunday, 3 August (3:10 pm)Fremantle 15.4 (94)def.Carlton 10.7 (67)Optus Stadium (crowd: 39,358)
  • Gold Coast's 84-point win was its biggest over Richmond.[83]
  • Richmond's half-time score of 0.5 (5) was its lowest since 1996.[83]
  • Richmond's score of 2.11 (23) was the lowest score ever conceded by Gold Coast.[83]
  • The crowd of 82,326 for the Collingwood v Brisbane Lions match is the largest crowd for a home-and-away match involving the Brisbane Lions.[84]

Round 22

[edit]
Round 22
Thursday, 7 August (7:30 pm)Hawthorn 17.8 (110)def.Collingwood 6.10 (46)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 68,515)
Friday, 8 August (7:40 pm)Geelong 15.19 (109)def.Essendon 10.5 (65)GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 30,289)
Saturday, 9 August (1:20 pm)Richmond 7.10 (52)def. bySt Kilda 8.8 (56)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 41,395)
Saturday, 9 August (4:15 pm)Brisbane Lions 13.12 (90)def. bySydney 13.14 (92)The Gabba (crowd: 31,424)
Saturday, 9 August (7:35 pm)Carlton 11.8 (74)def. byGold Coast 13.15 (93)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 24,120)
Saturday, 9 August (7:40 pm)Port Adelaide 13.8 (86)def. byFremantle 13.14 (92)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 30,390)
Sunday, 10 August (1:40 pm)Greater Western Sydney 20.13 (133)def.North Melbourne 12.7 (79)Corroboree Group Oval (crowd: 11,753)
Sunday, 10 August (3:15 pm)Melbourne 15.9 (99)def. byWestern Bulldogs 15.15 (105)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 34,733)
Sunday, 10 August (3:10 pm)West Coast 12.6 (78)def. byAdelaide 13.9 (87)Optus Stadium (crowd: 32,845)
  • Collingwood fielded the oldest team in VFL/AFL history in its match against Hawthorn, with an average age of 29 years and 267 days.[85]

Round 23

[edit]
Round 23
Friday, 15 August (7:20 pm)Essendon 11.9 (75)def. bySt Kilda 11.11 (77)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 31,107)
Friday, 15 August (6:20 pm)Fremantle 5.14 (44)def. byBrisbane Lions 15.11 (101)Optus Stadium (crowd: 54,302)
Saturday, 16 August (12:35 pm)Gold Coast 11.10 (76)def. byGreater Western Sydney 17.9 (111)People First Stadium (crowd: 16,007)
Saturday, 16 August (1:20 pm)Carlton 18.10 (118)def.Port Adelaide 9.10 (64)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 25,020)
Saturday, 16 August (4:15 pm)Hawthorn 13.14 (92)def.Melbourne 8.8 (56)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 53,871)
Saturday, 16 August (7:05 pm)Adelaide 9.5 (59)def.Collingwood 8.8 (56)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 54,283)
Sunday, 17 August (1:10 pm)North Melbourne 20.15 (135)def.Richmond 13.9 (87)Ninja Stadium (crowd: 11,176)
Sunday, 17 August (3:15 pm)Sydney 10.8 (68)def. byGeelong 16.15 (111)Sydney Cricket Ground (crowd: 37,656)
Sunday, 17 August (4:40 pm)Western Bulldogs 19.12 (126)def.West Coast 4.8 (32)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 21,207)
  • The crowd of 54,302 for the Fremantle v Brisbane Lions match is Fremantle's largest home crowd for a home-and-away match outside of aWestern Derby.[86]
  • The crowd of 54,283 for the Adelaide v Collingwood match was the largest crowd for an AFL match at Adelaide Oval.[87]
  • Adelaide's win over Collingwood was its first since 2016, ending a ten-match losing streak and eleven-match winless streak.[88]

Round 24

[edit]
Round 24
Thursday, 21 August (7:30 pm)Essendon 8.8 (56)def. byCarlton 13.12 (90)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 41,150)
Friday, 22 August (7:10 pm)Collingwood 11.16 (82)def.Melbourne 11.10 (76)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 60,611)
Friday, 22 August (7:40 pm)Port Adelaide 10.11 (71)def.Gold Coast 9.13 (67)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 40,897)
Saturday, 23 August (1:20 pm)North Melbourne 15.10 (100)def. byAdelaide 17.11 (113)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 17,494)
Saturday, 23 August (4:15 pm)Richmond 9.10 (64)def. byGeelong 14.19 (103)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 46,109)
Saturday, 23 August (5:35 pm)West Coast 7.9 (51)def. bySydney 18.10 (118)Optus Stadium (crowd: 36,029)
Sunday, 24 August (12:20 pm)Greater Western Sydney 15.14 (104)def.St Kilda 14.9 (93)Engie Stadium (crowd: 10,563)
Sunday, 24 August (3:15 pm)Western Bulldogs 14.13 (97)def. byFremantle 17.10 (112)Marvel Stadium (crowd: 44,069)
Sunday, 24 August (7:20 pm)Brisbane Lions 11.23 (89)def.Hawthorn 11.13 (79)The Gabba (crowd: 32,086)
Wednesday, 27 August (7:20 pm)Gold Coast 23.15 (153)def.Essendon 8.10 (58)People First Stadium (crowd: 16,768)
  • Boundary umpires Greta Miller and Melissa Sambrooks became the first female boundary umpires to officiate an AFL match during the Essendon v Carlton match.[89]
  • Gold Coast's 95-point win over Essendon was the biggest in its history.[90]

Ladder

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PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPPPtsQualification
1Adelaide23185022781635139.372Finals series
2Geelong23176024251714141.568
3Brisbane Lions(P)23166120611804114.266
4Collingwood23167019911627122.464
5Greater Western Sydney23167021141834115.364
6Fremantle23167019781815109.064
7Gold Coast23158021731740124.960
8Hawthorn23158020451691120.960
9Western Bulldogs23149024931820137.056
10Sydney23121101845190297.048
11Carlton2391401799186196.736
12St Kilda2391401839207788.536
13Port Adelaide2391401705213679.836
14Melbourne2371601902203893.328
15Essendon2361701535220969.524
16North Melbourne2351711805236576.322
17Richmond2351801449219766.020
18West Coast2312201466243860.14
Source:afl.com.au
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for
(P) Premiers

Progression by round

[edit]
4Finished the round in first place0Finished the round in last place
4Won the minor premiership0Finished the season in last place
4Finished the round inside the top eight
41Subscript indicates the ladder position at the end of the round
41Underlined points indicate the team had a bye that round
TeamO123456789101112131415161718192021222324
Adelaide04582122125127165165205245246284323363364364403443483523562601641681721
Geelong044474988126166167207207247285325364402403404444444484524564602642682
Brisbane Lions04985123162201202242281301302342382382383422422462502542543583585623663
Collingwood04468486126164201241242282321361401441441481521561561561601602603604644
Greater Western Sydney41818385124163164166168208208248287287327367369408447486526528568606645
Fremantle00160174138111281291691691611209249288288328366406409448487527565604607646
Gold Coast043468412316216320320424428332332432532632936840744544848852656656956607
Hawthorn4282121161161165167204243283284286286326365365405445446485525527567605608
Western Bulldogs0484988810812128168206206245247249249289328367406409409449489529568569
Sydney030114104118981081481412141214161216131614201320132411241228103210361036104010441044104810
Carlton0013014016016414813121112131610161116121613201124102410241124122412281228122813281432123611
St Kilda0015412871271291212121316101612161316142011201220142015201520152015201524142814321136113612
Port Adelaide00184114124128111210161016121613161516151615201524112412281028113211321132113211321232133613
Melbourne001001501701701741781512151215161420112012201420152014201420142413241324132812281328142814
Essendon001401641441481312111212161120920102410241024102412241324132413241424142415241524152415242415
North Melbourne001248410413415416417417617101710171017141614161816181618161816181718171817181722162216
Richmond0474134154154168158168161216121612161216121712171217121712171617201620162016201620172017
West Coast0017018018018018018018018018418418418418418418418418418418418418418418418

Source:AFL Tables

Home matches and membership

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The following table includes all home match attendance figures from the home-and-away season, excluding neutral matches (Gather Round).

TeamHome match attendanceMembership
HostedTotalHighestLowestAverage2024[91]2025[92]Change
2024[93]2025[94]Change
Adelaide11496,31754,28339,27140,82145,120Increase 4,29975,47781,067Increase 5,590
Brisbane Lions11336,58334,80226,44130,86430,598Decrease 26663,26875,115Increase 11,847
Carlton11541,00575,82724,12058,31149,182Decrease 9,129106,345100,743Decrease 5,602
Collingwood11757,60192,04438,12666,88068,873Increase 1,993110,628112,491Increase 1,863
Essendon11440,37776,05120,34750,47840,034Decrease 10,44483,66485,568Increase 1,904
Fremantle11503,34154,38437,57046,89145,758Decrease 1,13362,23766,179Increase 3,942
Geelong11389,83088,74625,37236,29135,439Decrease 85290,79892,379Increase 1,581
Gold Coast11172,46922,8319,81615,58415,679Increase 9526,15730,107Increase 3,950
Greater Western Sydney11132,28519,2488,09212,27512,026Decrease 24936,62937,705Increase 1,076
Hawthorn11456,32680,73513,28736,03741,484Increase 5,44783,82387,204Increase 3,381
Melbourne11404,85577,7616,72134,92936,805Increase 1,87665,47958,563Decrease 6,916
North Melbourne11277,92146,3737,39521,95425,266Increase 3,31250,62856,283Increase 5,655
Port Adelaide11391,11353,11730,39036,92235,556Decrease 1,36666,01572,656Increase 6,641
Richmond11488,37580,00918,42347,58244,398Decrease 3,18498,48992,531Decrease 5,958
St Kilda11348,07965,68013,48629,25731,644Increase 2,38760,46765,509Increase 5,042
Sydney11377,04640,31020,80538,20234,277Decrease 3,92573,75776,674Increase 2,917
West Coast11468,33453,28932,84546,23442,576Decrease 3,658103,498107,079Increase 3,581
Western Bulldogs11404,40178,0274,81428,52336,764Increase 8,24162,32865,584Increase 3,256
Total/overall1987,386,58492,0444,81437,81537,306Decrease 5091,319,6871,363,437Increase 43,750

Source:AFL Tables

Finals series

[edit]
Qualifying and elimination finalsSemi-finalsPreliminary finalsGrand final
4 September,Adelaide Oval
1Adelaide8.7 (55)
4Collingwood11.13 (79)12 September,Adelaide Oval
Adelaide10.7 (67)
6 September,Engie StadiumHawthorn14.17 (101)20 September,Melbourne Cricket Ground
5Greater Western Sydney13.10 (88)Collingwood11.5 (71)
8Hawthorn16.11 (107)Brisbane Lions15.10 (100)27 September,Melbourne Cricket Ground
Geelong11.9 (75)
6 September,Optus Stadium19 September,Melbourne Cricket GroundBrisbane Lions18.14 (122)
6Fremantle12.7 (79)Geelong17.13 (115)
7Gold Coast11.14 (80)13 September,the GabbaHawthorn13.7 (85)
Brisbane Lions14.16 (100)
5 September,Melbourne Cricket GroundGold Coast6.11 (47)
2Geelong16.16 (112)
3Brisbane Lions11.8 (74)

All starting times arelocal time. Source:afl.com.au

Finals week 1

[edit]
First qualifying final
Thursday, 4 September (7:10 pm)Adelaide 8.7 (55)def. byCollingwood 11.13 (79)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 52,187)
2.1 (13)
5.1 (31)
8.4 (52)
8.7 (55)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
2.3 (15)
5.7 (37)
10.11 (71)
11.13 (79)
Pedlar 3,Thilthorpe 2,Walker 2,DawsonGoalsElliott 4,Sidebottom 3,Cameron,N. Daicos,De Goey,Lipinski
Thilthorpe,Neal-Bullen,Pedlar,Walker,WorrellBestMoore,Elliott,N. Daicos,De Goey,Sidebottom,Cameron,Frampton
Second qualifying final
Friday, 5 September (7:40 pm)Geelong 16.16 (112)def.Brisbane Lions 11.8 (74)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 86,364)
4.6 (30)
8.11 (59)
13.12 (90)
16.16 (112)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
3.0 (18)
7.2 (44)
9.5 (59)
11.8 (74)
Dempsey 3,J. Cameron 2,Atkins,Blicavs,Bowes,Close,De Koning,Holmes,Martin,Mullin,S. Neale,Smith,StewartGoalsRayner 3,Lohmann 2,Bailey,Berry,C. Cameron,Dunkley,Fletcher,Morris
Dempsey,Holmes,Blicavs,J. Cameron,Stewart,Bowes,MiersBestDunkley,W. Ashcroft,L. Neale,Zorko,Rayner
  • Geelong had 13 individual goalkickers in its qualifying final win over the Brisbane Lions, an equal VFL/AFL finals record.[95]
First elimination final
Saturday, 6 September (3:15 pm)Greater Western Sydney 13.10 (88)def. byHawthorn 16.11 (107)Engie Stadium (crowd: 20,634)
3.2 (20)
6.5 (41)
12.7 (79)
13.10 (88)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
7.2 (44)
11.3 (69)
13.7 (85)
16.11 (107)
Hogan 3,Bedford 2,Kelly 2,Briggs,Callaghan,Jones,O'Halloran,Riccardi,ThomasGoalsGinnivan 3,Gunston 3,C. Macdonald 3,Chol 2,Amon,Butler,Dear,Newcombe,Watson
Callaghan,Green,Kelly,Whitfield,Hogan,BriggsBestNewcombe,Impey,Meek,Weddle,Ginnivan,C. Macdonald,Barrass
Second elimination final
Saturday, 6 September (5:35 pm)Fremantle 12.7 (79)def. byGold Coast 11.14 (80)Optus Stadium (crowd: 57,507)
1.2 (8)
5.2 (32)
8.4 (52)
12.7 (79)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
1.6 (12)
8.9 (57)
9.13 (67)
11.14 (80)
Voss 3,Dudley 2,Treacy 2,Amiss,Bolton,Erasmus,Jackson,ReidGoalsHumphrey 3,Budarick 2,Long 2,Andrew,Davies,Farrar,Fiorini
Serong,Brayshaw,Ryan,Young,Pearce,ReidBestAnderson,Rowell,Witts,Andrew,Uwland,Humphrey
  • The crowd of 57,507 for the Fremantle v Gold Coast elimination final is the largest crowd for a match involving Gold Coast.[96]

Finals week 2

[edit]
First semi-final
Friday, 12 September (7:10 pm)Adelaide 10.7 (67)def. byHawthorn 14.17 (101)Adelaide Oval (crowd: 52,005)
3.2 (20)
3.6 (24)
7.7 (49)
10.7 (67)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
4.4 (28)
6.7 (43)
11.13 (79)
14.17 (101)
Thilthorpe 3,Rachele 2,Fogarty,Keays,Peatling,Pedlar,SoligoGoalsGunston 5,Butler 2,Watson 2,Amon,C. Macdonald,Moore,Newcombe,Weddle
Worrell,Dawson,Laird,Thilthorpe,MileraBestNewcombe,Gunston,Sicily,Ward,Worpel
  • Hawthorn's win over Adelaide was the first win by an eighth-placed team against the minor premier in a final in AFL history.[97]
Second semi-final
Saturday, 13 September (7:35 pm)Brisbane Lions 14.16 (100)def.Gold Coast 6.11 (47)The Gabba (crowd: 36,628)
3.5 (23)
9.6 (60)
12.10 (82)
14.16 (100)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
3.4 (22)
5.5 (35)
5.9 (39)
6.11 (47)
Bailey 3,Lohmann 3,W. Ashcroft 2,Morris 2,Ah Chee,Berry,Gallop,RaynerGoalsKing 2,Ainsworth,Anderson,Flanders,Rowell
W. Ashcroft,Dunkley,McCluggage,Rayner,Andrews,Bailey,Berry,WilmotBestCollins,Rowell,Witts,Miller,Anderson
  • The crowd of 36,628 for the Brisbane Lions v Gold Coast semi-final is the largest crowd for a match between the two clubs.[98]

Finals week 3

[edit]
Second preliminary final
Friday, 19 September (7:40 pm)Geelong 17.13 (115)def.Hawthorn 13.7 (85)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 99,567)
1.3 (9)
6.7 (43)
13.11 (89)
17.13 (115)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
3.4 (22)
6.6 (42)
9.7 (61)
13.7 (85)
Cameron 3,Dangerfield 3,Stengle 3,Mannagh 2,Blicavs,Holmes,Martin,Miers,Neale,SmithGoalsGunston 3,Lewis 3,Chol,Ginnivan,Impey,C. Macdonald,Moore,Nash,Watson
Dangerfield,Smith,Atkins,Holmes,Miers,Z. GuthrieBestAmon,Gunston,Nash,Chol,Sicily
  • The crowd of 99,567 for the Geelong v Hawthorn preliminary final was the largest crowd for a VFL/AFL match outside of a grand final since 1971.[99]
First preliminary final
Saturday, 20 September (5:15 pm)Collingwood 11.5 (71)def. byBrisbane Lions 15.10 (100)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 96,023)
1.1 (7)
7.1 (43)
9.4 (58)
11.5 (71)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
4.3 (27)
4.6 (30)
11.9 (75)
15.10 (100)
Elliott 4,Cox 2,Membrey 2,Houston,Lipinski,SchultzGoalsGallop 3,W. Ashcroft 2,Bailey 2,Rayner 2,C. Cameron,Dunkley,Lohmann,McCluggage,Morris,Zorko
N. Daicos,J. Daicos,Elliott,Sidebottom,CoxBestMcCluggage,Bailey,Wilmot,W. Ashcroft,Zorko
  • Collingwood fielded the oldest finals team in VFL/AFL history in the preliminary final against the Brisbane Lions, with an average age of 28 years and 292 days.[100]

Grand final

[edit]
Main article:2025 AFL Grand Final
Grand final
Saturday, 27 September (2:30 pm)Geelong 11.9 (75)def. byBrisbane Lions 18.14 (122)Melbourne Cricket Ground (crowd: 100,022)
2.3 (15)
5.6 (36)
6.8 (44)
11.9 (75)
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
1.6 (12)
5.6 (36)
9.9 (63)
18.14 (122)
Norm Smith Medal:Will Ashcroft[101]
Field umpires:Simon Meredith,Hayden Meyer,Jacob Mollison,Andrew Stephens[102]
National anthem:Vera Blue[103]
Dempsey 4,Blicavs,Bowes,Close,Holmes,Mannagh,Mullin,S. NealeGoalsC. Cameron 4,McCluggage 4,Bailey 3,Lohmann 2,L. Ashcroft,W. Ashcroft,Morris,L. Neale,Rayner
Dempsey,Holmes,Humphries,Atkins,SmithBestMcCluggage,Andrews,Bailey,C. Cameron,W. Ashcroft,Gardiner

Win–loss table

[edit]

The following table can be sorted from biggest winning margin to biggest losing margin for each round. If multiple matches in a round are decided by the same margin, these margins are sorted by percentage (i.e. the lowest-scoring winning team is ranked highest and the lowest-scoring losing team is ranked lowest). Home matches are in bold, neutral matches (Gather Round) are underlined, postponed matches are italicised and opponents are listed above the margins.

+WinQualified for finals
LossEliminated
Draw
X
Bye
TeamHome-and-away seasonLadderFinals series
O123456789101112131415161718192021222324F1F2F3GF
AdelaideXSTK
+63
ESS
+61
NM
+36
GC
−1
GEE
−19
GWS
+18
FRE
−18
CAR
+60
PA
+5
COL
−10
WC
+66
SYD
+90
BL
+5
HAW
−3
XRIC
+68
MEL
+13
WB
+11
GC
+61
PA
+98
HAW
+14
WC
+9
COL
+3
NM
+13
1
(18–5–0)
COL
−24
HAW
−34
Brisbane LionsGEESYD
+4
WC
+19
GEE[c]
+9
RIC
+28
WB
+21
COL
−52
STK
+45
GC
+17
NM
0
MEL
−11
HAW
+33
ESS
+18
ADE
−5
GWS
−11
GEE
+41
XPA
+28
CAR
+37
WB
+10
GC
−66
COL
+27
SYD
−2
FRE
+57
HAW
+10
3
(16–6–1)
GEE
−38
GC
+53
COL
+29
GEE
+47
CarltonXRIC
−13
HAW
−20
WB
−8
COL
−17
WC
+71
NM
+82
GEE
+18
ADE
−60
STK
+15
SYD
−16
GWS
−28
XESS
+8
WC
+34
NM
−11
PA
−50
COL
−56
BL
−37
MEL
+8
HAW
−24
FRE
−27
GC
−19
PA
+54
ESS
+34
11
(9–14–0)
CollingwoodGWS
−52
PA
+91
WB
+6
XCAR
+17
SYD
+31
BL
+52
ESS
+41
GEE
−3
FRE
+14
ADE
+10
NM
+45
HAW
+51
MEL
+1
XSTK
+34
WC
+29
CAR
+56
GC
−6
FRE
−1
RIC
+36
BL
−27
HAW
−64
ADE
−3
MEL
+6
4
(16–7–0)
ADE
+24
XBL
−29
EssendonGCHAW
−26
ADE
−61
PA
+12
XMEL
+39
WC
+2
COL
−41
NM
+3
SYD
+8
WB
−91
RIC
+23
BL
−18
CAR
−8
GEE
−95
FRE
−41
XGC
−41
RIC
−9
GWS
−48
WB
−93
SYD
−14
GEE
−44
STK
−2
CAR
−34
GC[d]
−95
15
(6–17–0)
FremantleXGEE
−78
SYD
−3
WC
+38
WB
+16
RIC
+61
MEL
−10
ADE
+18
STK
−61
COL
−14
GWS
+34
PA
+49
GC
+11
XNM
+6
ESS
+41
STK
+12
SYD
−11
HAW
+13
COL
+1
WC
+49
CAR
+27
PA
+6
BL
−57
WB
+15
6
(16–7–0)
GC
−1
GeelongBLFRE
+78
STK
−7
BL[c]
−9
MEL
+39
ADE
+19
HAW
+7
CAR
−18
COL
+3
GWS
−4
PA
+76
WB
+14
WC
+43
GC
+24
ESS
+95
BL
−41
XRIC
+72
GWS
−26
STK
+31
NM
+101
PA
+88
ESS
+44
SYD
+43
RIC
+39
2
(17–6–0)
BL
+38
XHAW
+30
BL
−47
Gold CoastESSWC
+87
XMEL
+58
ADE
+1
NM
+52
RIC
−11
SYD
+38
BL
−17
WB
+10
HAW
+8
STK
+19
FRE
−11
GEE
−24
XGWS
−7
MEL
+19
ESS
+41
COL
+6
ADE
−61
BL
+66
RIC
+84
CAR
+19
GWS
−35
PA
−4
ESS[d]
+95
7
(15–8–0)
FRE
+1
BL
−53
Greater Western SydneyCOL
+52
MEL
+3
XHAW
−12
WC
+81
STK
+28
ADE
−18
WB
−32
SYD
−14
GEE
+4
FRE
−34
CAR
+28
RIC
+3
PA
−16
BL
+11
GC
+7
XWC
+59
GEE
+26
ESS
+48
SYD
+44
WB
−88
NM
+54
GC
+35
STK
+11
5
(16–7–0)
HAW
−19
HawthornSYD
+20
ESS
+26
CAR
+20
GWS
+12
XPA
−30
GEE
−7
WC
+50
RIC
+65
MEL
+35
GC
−8
BL
−33
COL
−51
WB
+22
ADE
+3
XNM
+85
STK
+20
FRE
−13
PA
+38
CAR
+24
ADE
−14
COL
+64
MEL
+36
BL
−10
8
(15–8–0)
GWS
+19
ADE
+34
GEE
−30
MelbourneXGWS
−3
NM
−59
GC
−58
GEE
−39
ESS
−39
FRE
+10
RIC
+20
WC
+32
HAW
−35
BL
+11
SYD
+53
STK
−28
COL
−1
PA
−25
XGC
−19
ADE
−13
NM
+36
CAR
−8
STK
−6
WC
+83
WB
−6
HAW
−36
COL
−6
14
(7–16–0)
North MelbourneXWB
−16
MEL
+59
ADE
−36
SYD
−65
GC
−52
CAR
−82
PA
−9
ESS
−3
BL
0
RIC
+4
COL
−45
XWC
+10
FRE
−6
CAR
+11
HAW
−85
WB
−49
MEL
−36
SYD
−31
GEE
−101
STK
−9
GWS
−54
RIC
+48
ADE
−13
16
(5–17–1)
Port AdelaideXCOL
−91
RIC
+72
ESS
−12
STK
−17
HAW
+30
SYD
+8
NM
+9
WB
−90
ADE
−5
GEE
−76
FRE
−49
XGWS
+16
MEL
+25
SYD
−19
CAR
+50
BL
−28
WC
+26
HAW
−38
ADE
−98
GEE
−88
FRE
−6
CAR
−54
GC
+4
13
(9–14–0)
RichmondXCAR
+13
PA
−72
STK
−82
BL
−28
FRE
−61
GC
+11
MEL
−20
HAW
−65
WC
+2
NM
−4
ESS
−23
GWS
−3
SYD
−44
XWB
−79
ADE
−68
GEE
−72
ESS
+9
WC
+49
COL
−36
GC
−84
STK
−4
NM
−48
GEE
−39
17
(5–18–0)
St KildaXADE
−63
GEE
+7
RIC
+82
PA
+17
GWS
−28
WB
−71
BL
−45
FRE
+61
CAR
−15
WC
−28
GC
−19
MEL
+28
XWB
−72
COL
−34
FRE
−12
HAW
−20
SYD
−5
GEE
−31
MEL
+6
NM
+9
RIC
+4
ESS
+2
GWS
−11
12
(9–14–0)
SydneyHAW
−20
BL
−4
FRE
+3
XNM
+65
COL
−31
PA
−8
GC
−38
GWS
+14
ESS
−8
CAR
+16
MEL
−53
ADE
−90
RIC
+44
XPA
+19
WB
−9
FRE
+11
STK
+5
NM
+31
GWS
−44
ESS
+14
BL
+2
GEE
−43
WC
+67
10
(12–11–0)
West CoastXGC
−87
BL
−19
FRE
−38
GWS
−81
CAR
−71
ESS
−2
HAW
−50
MEL
−32
RIC
−2
STK
+28
ADE
−66
GEE
−43
NM
−10
CAR
−34
XCOL
−29
GWS
−59
PA
−26
RIC
−49
FRE
−49
MEL
−83
ADE
−9
WB
−94
SYD
−67
18
(1–22–0)
Western BulldogsXNM
+16
COL
−6
CAR
+8
FRE
−16
BL
−21
STK
+71
GWS
+32
PA
+90
GC
−10
ESS
+91
GEE
−14
XHAW
−22
STK
+72
RIC
+79
SYD
+9
NM
+49
ADE
−11
BL
−10
ESS
+93
GWS
+88
MEL
+6
WC
+94
FRE
−15
9
(14–9–0)

Source:AFL Tables

Season notes

[edit]
  • The Brisbane Lions recorded their longest unbeaten start to a season, winning their first five matches.[104]
  • Gold Coast recorded its longest unbeaten start to a season, winning its first four matches.[105]
  • West Coast recorded its longest winless start to a season,[106] losing its first nine matches,[107] and only won one match for the season, the fewest in a season in the club's history and the fewest in a season by any club since Greater Western Sydney won one match in 2013.[108]
  • Essendon fielded 15 debutants during the season, breaking the AFL era record[109] (excluding expansion teams) of 13 set byFitzroy in 1991.[110]
  • Adelaide won 18 matches during the home-and-away season, the most in the club's history, to win theminor premiership;[111] however, the club lost both of its finals, becoming the first minor premier in the AFL era to do so, and the first since North Melbourne in 1983.[97]
  • Gold Coast won 15 matches during the home-and-away season, the most in the club's history,[112] to finish seventh and qualify for finals for the first time, having never previously finished higher than twelfth since its first AFL season in 2011.[90]

Milestones

[edit]
RoundPlayer/officialClubMilestone
ORJake LloydSydney250th AFL game
Jack CrispCollingwood250th AFL game
1Darcy Byrne-JonesPort Adelaide200th AFL game
Jack MacraeSt Kilda250th AFL game
2Jarman ImpeyHawthorn200th AFL game
Jack DarlingNorth Melbourne300th AFL game
3Rory LairdAdelaide250th AFL game
5Tim MembreyCollingwood300th AFL goal
Ben KingGold Coast200th AFL goal
Adam SaadCarlton200th AFL game
6Jamie ElliottCollingwood200th AFL game
7Jamie ElliottCollingwood300th AFL goal
Luke ParkerNorth Melbourne300th AFL game
8Caleb DanielNorth Melbourne200th AFL game
Jason JohannisenWestern Bulldogs200th AFL game
Jack GunstonHawthorn500th AFL goal
10Touk MillerGold Coast200th AFL game
Charlie CurnowCarlton300th AFL goal
Kamdyn McIntoshRichmond200th AFL game
11Mitch DuncanGeelong300th AFL game
Toby GreeneGreater Western Sydney250th AFL game
Chris FaganBrisbane Lions200th AFL game coached[113]
Christian PetraccaMelbourne200th AFL game
12Steele SidebottomCollingwood200th AFL goal
14Jack SinclairSt Kilda200th AFL game
15Patrick DangerfieldGeelong350th AFL game
16Marcus BontempelliWestern Bulldogs250th AFL game
Jake MelkshamMelbourne200th AFL goal
17Tom LiberatoreWestern Bulldogs250th AFL game
Toby GreeneGreater Western Sydney400th AFL goal
Chris ScottGeelong350th AFL game coached[114]
Jeremy CameronGeelong700th AFL goal
18Lachie WhitfieldGreater Western Sydney250th AFL game
Nick VlastuinRichmond250th AFL game
19Hugh McCluggageBrisbane Lions200th AFL game
Clayton OliverMelbourne200th AFL game
Daniel RioliGold Coast200th AFL game
20Jacob WeiteringCarlton200th AFL game
21Christian PetraccaMelbourne200th AFL goal
22Steele SidebottomCollingwood350th AFL game
Jack SteeleSt Kilda200th AFL game
Jack HigginsSt Kilda200th AFL goal
Damien HardwickGold Coast350th AFL game coached[115]
George HewettCarlton200th AFL game
Jarrod WittsGold Coast200th AFL game
Ed LangdonMelbourne200th AFL game
Liam DugganWest Coast200th AFL game
23Steven MayMelbourne250th AFL game
Cameron ZurhaarNorth Melbourne200th AFL goal
Tom PapleySydney300th AFL goal
24Zach MerrettEssendon250th AFL game
Tim MembreyCollingwood200th AFL game
Harry HimmelbergGreater Western Sydney200th AFL game
Charlie CameronBrisbane Lions250th AFL game
Dayne ZorkoBrisbane Lions300th AFL game
F1Alex Neal-BullenAdelaide200th AFL game
Taylor WalkerAdelaide300th AFL game
Jaeger O'MearaFremantle200th AFL game

Source:AFL Tables (players); other milestones sourced individually

Coach departures

[edit]
Outgoing coachClubManner of departureDate of departureCaretaker coachIncoming coachDate of appointment
Ken HinkleyPort AdelaideStepped down at end of season as part of succession plan12 February 2025[e]Josh Carr[117]
Simon GoodwinMelbourneDismissed mid-season5 August 2025[118]Troy Chaplin[119]Steven King12 September 2025[120]

Awards

[edit]

Major awards

[edit]

Leading goalkickers

[edit]
1Led the goalkicking at the end of the round
1Led the goalkicking at the end of the home-and-away season
11Subscript indicates the player's goal tally to that point of the season
Did not play during that round
XHad a bye during that round
#PlayerClubHome-and-away season (Coleman Medal)Finals seriesTotalGamesAverage
O123456789101112131415161718192021222324F1F2F3GF
1Jeremy CameronGeelongX044151617411213417118220727633538038644448X484521535581169675479079483285X8538808888263.38
2Jack GunstonHawthorn002224X461031341732032323023225126228X2873533813934234544945376026236557037373233.17
3Ben KingGold CoastX066X6410212517118523124327229231132133X3323533844224414524745165725936276906927171252.84
4Jamie ElliottCollingwood222415X50538210515116622123528533134X34236137441344246147148048250252456X5646060252.40
Aaron NaughtonWestern BulldogsX03303141538311112315015116319X1901932212332653153623874555055535826060232.61
Riley ThilthorpeAdelaideX0333639514115116319120323023225227128028X2853303363924134444835115235525736060252.40
7Mitch GeorgiadesPort AdelaideX000442639312315217118220121324X2412573213353844234524714835125315445858232.52
8Logan MorrisBrisbane LionsX01134152741101121313013316218220020525530X3013123313403464034344714814925115215353262.04
9Sam DarcyWestern BulldogsX01145275122140141414141414X141431752232542923113263854324534804848172.82
10Jack HigginsSt KildaX0224639312214317320121223528028129X2913003013123303323543924124334604646232.00
Jesse HoganGreater Western Sydney00X04491321515217118725126430030232638240X40401414124304343434334646162.88
Other end-of-round leaders
Nick LarkeyNorth MelbourneX05538412214216117118220121223124X2402432712853353838383834141414141172.41

Source:AFL Tables

Club best and fairest

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Player(s)ClubAwardRef.
Jordan DawsonAdelaideMalcolm Blight Medal[126]
Josh DunkleyBrisbane LionsMerrett–Murray Medal[127]
George HewettCarltonJohn Nicholls Medal[128]
Darcy CameronCollingwoodCopeland Trophy[129]
Zach MerrettEssendonCrichton Medal[130]
Caleb SerongFremantleDoig Medal[131]
Max HolmesGeelongCarji Greeves Medal[132]
Matt RowellGold CoastClub Champion[133]
Tom GreenGreater Western SydneyKevin Sheedy Medal[134]
Jack GunstonHawthornPeter Crimmins Medal[135]
Max GawnMelbourneKeith 'Bluey' Truscott Trophy[136]
Harry Sheezel,Tristan XerriNorth MelbourneSyd Barker Medal[137]
Zak ButtersPort AdelaideJohn Cahill Medal[138]
Tim TarantoRichmondJack Dyer Medal[139]
Nasiah Wanganeen-MileraSt KildaTrevor Barker Award[140]
Isaac HeeneySydneyBob Skilton Medal[141]
Liam BakerWest CoastJohn Worsfold Medal[142]
Ed RichardsWestern BulldogsCharles Sutton Medal[143]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The deal originally covered the first 15 rounds,[2] however with the addition of Opening Round, this was extended to 16 rounds ahead of the 2025 season.[3]
  2. ^Excluding theCOVID-19-affected 2020 and 2021 seasons
  3. ^abRescheduled from Opening Round; originally had a bye during this round[46]
  4. ^abRescheduled from Opening Round[46]
  5. ^Announcement of succession plan[116]

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