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HEADLINES
Red-hot Cats spank Crows

Geelong has reclaimed top spot on the ladder, cruising effortlessly to a 68-point win over Adelaide at AAMI Stadium tonight. more »

VFL Wrap - Magpies win after strong last quarter

Box Hill had been buoyed by their first two wins for 2008 and was looking to make it home win number two against a Collingwood outfit that has continually struggled more »

Bombers too slick for Dockers

Essendon slipped past a fast-finishing Fremantle side to win by four points at Subiaco Oval on Sunday afternoon. more »

Saints prevail in Gold Coast thriller

St Kilda managed a remarkable six-goal to one last quarter to overrun North Melbourne at Carrara on Saturday evening. more »

Blues spoil Tigers party

Carlton has put a dent in Richmond’s centenary celebrations, defeating their arch-rivals by 30 points in the AFL Round 14 match played at the MCG on Saturday afternoon. more »

Roughead stars as Hawks prey on Eagles

Hawthorn has gone into the mid-season break in style, dispatching of West Coast by 57 points at the MCG on Friday night. more »

AFL – Round 14 Preview

Ben Perkins takes a look through the AFL’s split round, providing his thoughts on who will win and the best bets. more »

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FEATURES & OPINION
0 As the water rises, will Harvey sink or swim?

Halfway through his first season as a head coach, Fremantle’s Mark Harvey has found the going tough, and Nick Mockford provides an honest assessment of his fortunes thus far.

0 Tribute match quickly becoming a farce

The debate of club vs state is back again, putting in doubt the prospects of State of Origin AFL resuming on the calendar, as Adam McBride reports.

0 South of North

While many have criticised the Kangaroos for opting to stay and fight in Melbourne, Nick Mockford believes there was no other option.

LATEST RESULTS & LEAGUE LADDER
AFL Round 14 (Split Round)
Friday, June 27
Hawthorn 18.18. 126
West Coast Eagles 9.15. 69
 
Saturday, June 28
Richmond 12.16. 88
Carlton 17.16. 118
 
Saturday Night
North Melbourne 9.15. 69
St Kilda 12.12. 84
 
Western Bulldogs 20.15. 135
Port Adelaide 11.15. 81
 
Sunday, June 29
Melbourne 14.  9. 93
Brisbane Lions 13.14. 92
 
Fremantle 13.13. 91
Essendon 14.11. 95
 
Friday, July 4
Adelaide 8.  8. 56
Geelong 18.16. 124
 
Saturday, July 5
Sydney Swans    
Collingwood    
 
 
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