LIVE AFL: Swans' flag hopes teetering on the edge as Tigers issue ominous warning.
With the game almost out of reach, the Swans finally clicked into gear, with a goal to Sam Reid followed up by a monster kick from Franklin to bring the margin back to three goals. Richmond made a dream start to the second half, with Jayden Short launching through a shot on the run from the 50 metre arc to score in the first 17 seconds. Franklin took a great contested mark and slotted a goal to repay his side on the stroke of halftime, with the Swans trailing by 25 points. Maurice Rioli Jr kicked another goal to put the margin out to 33 points, with only a free kick for a throw and then a 50 metre penalty against Richmond giving the Swans a chance to respond, which they did via Braeden Campbell. The margin began to become dangerous for the Swans in the second quarter, with the Tigers kicking the opening three goals of the quarter, making it six straight. Nick Blakey was a late out for Sydney with the flu, while Marlion Pickett was a late out for Richmond with a migraine.
Richmond hold a 3-1 head to head lead over Sydney from the last four matches although the Swans took the most recent meeting. In April of last year, Sydney ...
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Two of the greats of the modern game in Lance Franklin and Dustin Martin meet at the SCG as Sydney and Richmond look to make a charge up the ladder.
Follow along for all the major moments and post-game reactions as the Tigers and Swans clash in Friday night AFL action.
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Pickett is a late out with illness and will be replaced by Hugo Ralphsmith, while debutant Noah Cumberland has been named medical sub. The half-forward has ...
The Swans hosts a red-hot Tigers outfit at the SCG in what shapes as a crucial top-eight encounter. The Swans have not yet specified why Blakey will miss the match, and he will be replaced by Colin O'Riordan. Pickett is a late out with illness and will be replaced by Hugo Ralphsmith, while debutant Noah Cumberland has been named medical sub.
Sydney young gun Nick Blakey is a late out for the Swans' clash with Richmond on Friday night. The 22-year-old is in the midst of a career-best season and ...
Sydney’s clash with Richmond shapes as a crucial game in deciding the makeup of the top eight. He’s averaging 21.3 disposals, 5.1 marks and 6.8 rebound 50s a game in 2022, but it’s understood he’s succumbed to the flu. The 22-year-old is in the midst of a career-best season and has not missed a game this year as a running half-back.
The Swans meet an in-form Tigers outfit in a blockbuster Friday night clash.
The Swans hosts a red-hot Tigers outfit at the SCG in what shapes as a crucial top-eight encounter. The Swans have not yet specified why Blakey will miss the match, and he will be replaced by Colin O'Riordan. Pickett is a late out with illness and will be replaced by Hugo Ralphsmith, while debutant Noah Cumberland has been named medical sub.
Lance Franklin has inspired a come-from-behind win against Richmond that will help the Sydney Swans keep in touch with the AFL's heavyweights but he could ...
It’s easy to look at the last play but we should have iced the game (by then).” Fortunately, the Swans didn’t give up from there. The Swans took the lead in the fourth term for the first time since the first and clung on for dear life. The Swans took the lead in the fourth term for the first time since the first and clung on for dear life. In the fraction of a second before the full-time siren, the umpires blew a free for holding and were contemplating paying Richmond a 50 for timewasting on Warner’s behalf. With a healthy Sydney crowd behind them, Sydney controlled the battle for territory when the game was on the line late, outscoring the Tigers six goals to three in the final quarter. At least that stopped their momentum a bit. With a healthy Sydney crowd behind them, Sydney controlled the battle for territory when the game was on the line late, outscoring the Tigers six goals to three in the final quarter. As they fought their way back into the game, the Swans rediscovered their early intensity around the contest and were finally able to turn their domination of the inside 50 count into points. Roaring to the crowd in Sir Doug Nicholls Round, the superstar forward inspired the Swans to turn a 31-point deficit into the kind of win that proves this Sydney team is gutsy enough for September. As they fought their way back into the game, the Swans rediscovered their early intensity around the contest and were finally able to turn their domination of the inside 50 count into points. Roaring to the crowd in Sir Doug Nicholls Round, the superstar forward inspired the Swans to turn a 33-point deficit into the kind of win that proves this Sydney team is gutsy enough for September.
As Dion Prestia was held, a free kick was awarded, the siren rang, and Chad Warner in a moment of elation, booted the footy into the crowd. The Richmond players ...
Was Dion Prestia going to have to tear his hamstring off the bone attempting an 80-metre torpedo? As Dion Prestia was held, a free kick was awarded, the siren rang, and Chad Warner in a moment of elation, booted the footy into the crowd. Hell, it was barely implemented in this game at all up until that point.
One of the best AFL games of 2022 yet finished in chaotic and controversial circumstances after an umpire decision to not hand Swan Chad Warner a 50m penalty ...
“We’ve been asking umpires to use common sense for years. I heard there was a holding free kick paid at the same time as the siren, so I don’t know what happened. “Of course there’s going to be some discretion there. I think it’s up to him to make a really strict interpretation. “It’s irrelevant (what I think should’ve happened) … We can look at that last incident, but the fact of the matter is we were up by 30 points. “We’re probably the same as everyone else, we weren’t quite sure how it was going to unfold. You’d probably have to ask someone else, but that’s what I heard.” There’s people on the ground that make those decisions. “He’s kicked a ball away and at the moment the free kick was paid, the game was still live,” triple All-Australian Nick Dal Santo told Fox Footy Live. “The kick was after the siren, but the moment of the free kick was paid before (the siren). “So whether he thinks it was his (free kick) or not, if that is in any other moment of the game, (it’s a free kick). Howorth asked: “He kicked the ball into the crowd after the free kick … 50m I think?” “The umpires made the correct call in not applying a 50m penalty against Warner, given the immediacy of the free being paid, the siren sounding and the ball being kicked into the crowd,” the statement reads, per Edmund.
Lance Franklin led the Swans' comeback to finish with five goals after being well held by Josh Gibcus in the first half, but will be sweating on the Match ...