The 2025 Australian Football League (AFL) Grand Final will see the Geelong Cats face off against the defending Major Premiers, Brisbane Lions, at the MCG on Saturday. Though this will be their fourth ...

For the first time in the AFL era (since 1990), a premiership side did not feature a left-footer. With Joe Daniher having retired after last year's flag, Eric Hipwood out injured and Keidean Coleman ...

Two AFL heavyweights - Geelong and Brisbane - will battle to continue their recent success. The Cats will be aiming for the to win their second premiership in three years, after winning in 2022.

Now, AFL boss Andrew Dillon has revealed that the big game will, most likely, need to be moved while the MCG receives a major redevelopment (and a boost to the ground’s 100,024-seat capacity).

The NRL has recorded its highest-ever TV ratings for a grand final, earning 280,000 more viewers than the AFL as broadcast rights talks ramp up.

Josh Dunkley will have an extra-busy week ahead of his fifth AFL grand final as the Brisbane tackling machine nurses an ankle injury. While the midfield ace declared himself a certain starter for ...