AFL Finals fixture

The 2022 home and away season has come to an end with an enthralling final day playing out and deciding the finals placings.

Lions 14.13 (97) at the MCG Demons 9.7 (61) at the MCG Dogs 11.12 (78) at Marvel Stadium Pies 13.13 (91) at the MCG Qualifying Final: (1) Geelong vs (4) Collingwood – Saturday, 3 September at the MCG, 4.35pm Qualifying Final: (2) Melbourne vs (3) Sydney – Friday, 2 September at the MCG, 7.50pm

AFTER 23 incredible rounds of the home and away season, capped by the most memorable final day in recent memory, the 2022 Toyota AFL Finals Series is ...

First qualifying final Second qualifying final Second elimination final

Here is the schedule for Week 1 of the AFL Finals Series which was just released by the AFL. Thursday, September 1. Second Elimination Final, Brisbane Lions ...

The loser of Geelong and Collingwood will play the winner of Fremantle/Western Bulldogs in an elimination semi-final in week two. The loser of Melbourne and Sydney will play the winner of Brisbane/Richmond in an elimination semi-final in week two. First Elimination Final, Fremantle vs.

Fremantle's pathway through the 2022 Toyota AFL Finals Series has been confirmed, starting with a Saturday night Elimination Final against the Western ...

It will be the first time the two teams have met in a final. The winner of that clash will then play the winner of the other Qualifying Final in a Preliminary Final – either Melbourne at the MCG or Sydney at the SCG. Should Fremantle win their elimination final fixture, they will play the loser of the Qualifying Final between Geelong and Collingwood in a semi final, which would likely be held at the MCG. First Elimination Final, Fremantle vs. Collingwood at the MCG, 4.35pm AEST Sydney Swans at the MCG, 7.50pm AEST

The 2022 home and away season has come to an end with an enthralling final day playing out and deciding the finals placings.

Lions 14.13 (97) at the MCG Demons 9.7 (61) at the MCG Dogs 11.12 (78) at Marvel Stadium Pies 13.13 (91) at the MCG (2) Melbourne vs (3) Sydney – MCG (1) Geelong vs (4) Collingwood – MCG

The AFL has tonight confirmed the fixture for Week One of the 2022 Toyota AFL Finals Series as follows: Thursday, September 1. Second Elimination Final, Brisbane Lions vs. Richmond at The Gabba, 7.20pm AEST. Friday, September 2

These matches have set us up for what will be a thrilling first round of Finals – four huge clashes across the country and eight powerful teams giving it their all to get a step closer to that coveted place in the Grand Final," Mr Auld said. All matches in Week One of the Toyota AFL Finals Series will be broadcast live nationally on the Seven Network and Fox Footy and streamed live on Kayo. Week Two of the Finals Series will see the loser of Melbourne and Sydney Swans play the winner of Brisbane Lions and Richmond, while the loser of Geelong Cats and Collingwood will play the winner of Fremantle and Western Bulldogs, with venues and times for matches to be confirmed at the conclusion of Week One.

On a dramatic last day of the home-and-away season, there was elation at Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs and despair at Carlton.

The third-placed Swans will instead face the Demons in Melbourne. James Rowbottom was excellent for the Swans, collecting 24 disposals, six clearances and a goal while Isaac Heeney (23 disposals, two goals), Chad Warner (20 disposals, one goal) and Will Hayward (three goals) were influential. Jesse Motlop’s contribution shouldn’t be forgotten either, the Blues have a young match-winner quietly developing in their forward line, he will only get better with age and maturity. The Giants end their campaign with a 6-16 record, and face an off-season full of movement as they seek to appoint a new coach and deal with a number of players who are rumoured to want out of the club. Victory guaranteed the Swans a double chance but they were unable to pull off a big enough win over St Kilda to leapfrog second-placed Melbourne. Forget the Bombers for a minute; the Tigers are back in the finals, having missed the party last year. The Dockers will face the Western Bulldogs in an elimination final. The excitement is warranted as they will build from the ground up in the manner most likely to lead to success. Port’s midfield was dominant but after being beaten preliminary finalists in the past two seasons, they finish 11th on the ladder. That Darcy Parish started on the bench, and remained there for 13 minutes, was a statement, for he has averaged more than 30 touches per game this season. No one wants to meet the Tigers in September, for they can launch a premiership surge from seventh. Next year remains the challenge because they must make finals in 2023, having reached 10 wins for the second time in their history.