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Sydney beat Western Bulldogs to advance to AFLW semi-finals

The Sydney Swans have advanced to an AFLW semi-final against Geelong after defeating the Western Bulldogs by 29 points in Sunday's elimination final at Henson Park. In wet and windy conditions, the Swans led throughout to record a 7.4 (46) to 2.5 (17) victory, with Chloe Molloy finishing with a goal, 12 intercepts and 14 contested possessions.

Brisbane Lions expected to announce new senior coach this week

The Brisbane Lions are expected to announce a replacement for retired three-time premiership coach Chris Fagan this week, according to The Age. Assistant coach Cameron Bruce is considered the favourite for the role, while external candidates Nathan Buckley, Hayden Skipworth and Adam Simpson also remain in contention.

Zac Williams announces AFL retirement after 14-year career

Former Carlton and GWS defender Zac Williams has announced his retirement from AFL football after 14 seasons. The 32-year-old played 183 games and kicked 71 goals across his career, before being delisted by the Blues at the end of the 2026 season. Williams chose to retire despite attracting interest from Sydney and Essendon.

North Melbourne beat Carlton by 36 points to reach preliminary final

North Melbourne have secured a preliminary final berth with a 36-point qualifying final win over Carlton, 7.7 (49) to 1.7 (13), at Ikon Park on Saturday. After being held scoreless in the opening term, the Kangaroos kicked seven straight goals before the Blues managed their only major in the final quarter. The victory was soured by a late knee injury to forward Alice O'Loughlin.

Hawthorn to face Carlton in AFLW semi-final at Ikon Park

Hawthorn will play Carlton in an AFLW semi-final at Ikon Park next Saturday night at 7.15pm AEDT. The Hawks booked the clash after defeating Gold Coast by 18 points in Sunday's elimination final. Tickets for the match will go on sale on Monday.

Melbourne beat Geelong by four points in AFLW qualifying final

Melbourne have advanced to an AFLW preliminary final after overcoming a 28-point deficit to defeat Geelong by four points at Ikon Park. Paxy Paxman kicked the go-ahead goal before Geelong forward Chloe Scheer missed a late set shot, sealing the Demons' 8.8 (56) to 8.4 (52) victory. Melbourne earn a week off, while Geelong will host a semi-final next weekend.

Sydney Swans engage external advisers to review club culture

The Sydney Swans have engaged external advisers to review the club's culture following recent off-field incidents. The move follows an August hotel incident that resulted in five player suspensions, as well as Tom Papley allegedly testing positive for methylamphetamine during a roadside test on Monday. Chief executive Matthew Pavlich and chairman Andrew Pridham apologised unreservedly to members in a statement on Thursday.

Ella Roberts wins third straight West Coast AFLW Club Champion award

West Coast midfielder Ella Roberts has won her third consecutive AFLW Club Champion award, becoming the first three-time winner in the club's history. The 21-year-old polled 93 votes on Friday night to finish ahead of co-captain Charlie Thomas on 82 and midfielder Jaide Britton on 77. Roberts also received the Players' Trademark Award and was voted Fans' MVP.

Steven May and Dion Prestia sued over alleged Sorrento altercation

Former AFL premiership players Steven May and Dion Prestia are being sued over an alleged fight outside a Sorrento hotel on Boxing Day in 2024. The Supreme Court heard on Friday that the alleged victim is suing the pair alongside two other men. Criminal charges against May and Prestia were dropped earlier this year, and both have denied involvement.

Adelaide delists four AFLW players including Hannah Ewings and Kiera Mueller

Adelaide has delisted four AFLW players, informing Kiera Mueller, Brooke Smith, Hannah Ewings and Georgia McKee that their contracts will not be renewed for the 2027 season. Mueller played 37 games for the Crows, while 2022 Rising Star winner Ewings made three appearances after crossing from Port Adelaide. Both Smith and the uncapped McKee missed the 2026 season due to ACL injuries.

On this day, 9 November

1883

Football's first move toward higher-level administration was an informal intercolonial conference in Melbourne in 1883, an early step on the road to a national body.

  1. 2007

    Abby Hobson born

    St Kilda, 2 games (2026)

2026 draft order

Picks
PAD12026354863
ESS2171927407476
CAR33251606773
RCH482146
WCE52223
MEL614495277
GWS7242858
SYD9394150
GCS10697175
BRL11294768
STK121643
COL13316566
ADE1533364456
FRE18425962
WBD25547072
HAW30385355
NTH344564
GEE375761
  • R1
  • R2
  • R3
  • R4
  • R5
  • R6
  • R7
  • Made on the night
Every roundDraft Thu 19 and Fri 20 Nov

Ladder

#
Team
P
W
D
L
F
A
%
Pt
Top 4
1121101789320246.644
2121101871484180.044
3121002715405176.540
412903554416133.236
Top 8
512903609458133.036
612903606527115.036
712804495448110.532
812705580513113.128
Bottom 10
91260642245493.024
101250747748997.520
111250752854497.120
1212408504502100.416
131240845965670.016
141240846871465.516
1512201047969169.38
1612201038664659.88
1712101135064654.24
1812101133271146.74

Done deals

  1. Will McLachlan to Melbourne

    • BRL get R3 (WCE) - Pick 45, F2 (MEL)
    • MEL get Will McLachlan (1-year deal to 2027), F2 (BRL)

    Slightly favours Brisbane

  2. Luke Pedlar to Port Adelaide

    • ADE get R2 (CAR) - Pick 32, F4 (RCH)
    • PAD get Luke Pedlar (2-year deal to 2028), R2 (ADE) - Pick 34

    An even trade

  3. Bodie Ryan to Melbourne

    • HAW get R6 (MEL) - Pick 107
    • MEL get Bodie Ryan (1-year deal to 2027)

    An even trade

  4. Josh Goater to Hawthorn

    • HAW get Josh Goater (1-year deal to 2027)
    • NTH get F3 (PAD)

    An even trade

  5. Keidean Coleman to Essendon

    • BRL get R2 (ESS) - Pick 21, R2 (GWS) - Pick 27
    • ESS get Keidean Coleman (4-year deal to 2030), R2 (NTH) - Pick 25

    Favours Brisbane

  6. Rivers and Viney to West Coast

    • MEL get R3 (WCE) - Pick 45, F2 (WCE), F4 (WCE), FF2 (WCE)
    • WCE get Jack Viney (2-year deal to 2028), Trent Rivers (5-year deal to 2031), FF2 (MEL)

    Slightly favours West Coast

  7. Brisbane and Western Bulldogs pick swap

    • BRL get F2 (WBD)
    • WBD get R2 (BRL) - Pick 42, R3 (MEL) - Pick 53

    Lopsided towards Western Bulldogs

  8. Brisbane and GWS pick swap

    • BRL get R2 (NTH) - Pick 25, R2 (GWS) - Pick 28
    • GWS get R1 (BRL) - Pick 20, R3 (SYD) - Pick 59

    Slightly favours Brisbane

2027 list projections

Club+/-Biggest move
  1. NTH+1.8Nick Blakey in, traded from Sydney
  2. HAW+1.5Zach Merrett in, traded from Essendon
  3. GEE+0.8Rowan Marshall in, traded from St Kilda
  4. WCE+0.4Trent Rivers in, traded from Melbourne
  5. ADE-1.3Taylor Walker out, retired
  6. SYD-1.6Nick Blakey out, traded to North Melbourne
  7. MEL-2.2Steven May out, retired
  8. GWS-3.8Lachie Whitfield out, traded to Carlton