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The Magpies and Hawks clash in round eight of the 2026 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
Kane Cornes and Nat Edwards unpack a huge start to Round 8
The Crows and Power clash in round eight of the 2026 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
The Bulldogs and Dockers clash in round eight of the 2026 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
The thrilling final moments between Adelaide and Port Adelaide in round eight
Hayden Young stamps his presence on the game with two terrific majors in no time as Fremantle surges
Mitch Georgiades and Ollie Wines make the most of their opportunities to open Showdown 59
Luke Jackson gets the sit on Buku Khamis and sticks an impressive aerial mark before converting nicely
The untold story of Angus Anderson's journey from best on ground in the 2025 SANFL Grand Final, to backpacking around Europe on draft night to his meteoric rise to an AFL debut on the Adelaide Oval.
See the highlights from Collingwood's Round 6 VFL clash with Box Hill
Collingwood forward Bobby Hill kicks his first in the Club's VFL clash with Box Hill
Dan Houston's incredible chain to assist Angus Anderson's goal in the first quarter of the Pies' clash with Hawthorn is the Round 8 KFC Zinger of the day.
NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson was in the Collingwood rooms on Thursday night having got the full experience in his first game of AFL.
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Sportsbet's Nathan Brown and Kane Cornes preview the game between the Magpies and the Hawks at the MCG
Nick Watson crumbs the pack to perfection and bursts towards the big sticks in a flash for an electric major
Jack Buller is swarmed by teammates after notching his maiden major for Collingwood
Jack Ginnivan stands up against his former club, converting an important goal to stem the bleeding
Massimo D'Ambrosio fools his opponent before slotting a cracking opening goal on his preferred foot
Chad Wingard, Josh Gabelich and Nat Edwards preview the big clash between the Collingwood and Hawthorn
Sportsbet's Nathan Brown and Kane Cornes preview the game between the Magpies and the Hawks at the MCG
Hawthorn has named its team for Thursday night's clash with Collingwood, making two changes.
Hawthorn will welcome back experienced duo James Sicily and Dylan Moore to its line-up for Thursday night's blockbuster battle with Collingwood at the MCG.
Sicily and Moore both missed last week's 49-point win over Gold Coast at UTAS Stadium due to suspension.
Harry Morrison and Jack Dalton have both been omitted for the Round 8 clash.
In other team news, ruckman Ned Reeves has been named to play his 50th AFL game under Thursday night lights.
Ned Reeves is set to suit up for his 50th match on Thursday night.
The captain is among the four inclusions to Collingwood's side to take on Hawthorn.
Collingwood has named four inclusions for its Round 8 clash with Hawthorn on Thursday night at the MCG.
Captain Darcy Moore, midfielder Ned Long, defender Wil Parker and forward Jack Buller come into the senior team.
Moore will line-up for his second match of 2026 following his recovery from a low-grade hamstring injury and inflamed bursa he sustained in the Pies’ Round 3 win over GWS.
Sitting seventh in the AFL for average tackles, Long returns after he was managed for Collingwood’s Anzac Day win.
Parker and Buller will both play their third game each for the season, with the duo playing in the Magpies’ first two games against St Kilda and Adelaide respectively.
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From a “gruff” Greek icon to a “fabulous” pub lunch, British chef Rick Stein has been enjoying some quality off-duty eating while filming this week in Melbourne.
Classic pub roasts, a table covered in Greek favourites and a crawl along a Fitzroy eat street: Rick Stein, the British chef who’s a household name in Australia through his cookbooks and TV shows, is eating his way around Melbourne. It’s all in the name of research for his new SBS program Rick Stein’s Australia, a six-part travel show that premieres on Thursday.
Stein has three restaurants in Australia (all in NSW), and has been visiting our country since he was 19.
Rick Stein retraces his first steps in Sydney, reconnecting with old friends and new influences. 7:30pm Thursday on SBS.
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Sportsbet's Nathan Brown and Kane Cornes preview the game between the Blues and the Magpies at the MCG
Sportsbet's Nathan Brown and Kane Cornes preview the game between the Blues and the Magpies at the MCG
Kate McCarthy, Josh Gabelich and Nat Edwards discuss the key ins and outs for Carlton and Collingwood, Kate’s concerns about Collingwood’s forward line and debate if Nick Daicos’ first 100 games is the best ever?
Calvin, Roy and Warnie talk you through all the news, captains and more
MJ chats Tiwi Island life, running amok at boarding school, carving his own path within a famous footy family, and those chase down tackles
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Hear that? That the sounds of the rapidly increasingly heart rates of Carlton fans at the MCG.
Talor Byrne had a nervous lopsided kick and it didn’t go anywhere near the middle posts. There have been mistakes galore for both teams but Carlton have missed many opportunities at goal.
With better accuracy, the Blues could be 36 points ahead by now
Carlton have made some messy and rushed errors during this third quarter, as the pressure of leading possibly creeps up.
Everyone’s looking a little sloppy and goal accuracy is leaving a lot to be desired right now.
Round 6 is here as we enter a big weekend of footy.
In the wake of Gather Round, things kick off with perhaps the biggest rivalry in footy, with the Blues and Magpies meeting in Nick Daicos' 100th game.
Friday has an intriguing double-header as four strong sides take to the field, while the loser of Crows v Saints on Saturday night will also be a huge talking point.
We also celebrate superstar Lachie Neale and Cats great Mark Blicavs who reach 300 AFL games this weekend.
Carlton’s start to the year could hardly have been worse for Michael Voss. 1-4 through their first five, the Blues could easily have started without a win if not for a desperate four-point win over the lowly Tigers.
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St Kilda great Nick Riewoldt says Collingwood shouldn’t let emotion get in the way of pragmatism as they manage Scott Pendlebury to the VFL/AFL games record.
Pendlebury is set to break the all-time games record in Round 8 when Collingwood faces Hawthorn at the MCG, five days after he draws level with Brent Harvey’s mark of 432 on Anzac Day against Essendon — provided he doesn’t get injured or rested before then.
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Riewoldt says the Pies shouldn’t let the 38-year-old play both games in short succession, regardless of the unique Anzac Day stage.
Matthew Lloyd and Damian Barrett with the latest news and opinions from Round One
Young St Kilda forward Lance Collard is set to come under scrutiny from the VFL's Match Review Officer after this incident against Frankston
Ned Long could face MRO scrutiny after appearing to make high contact with Clayton Oliver
Collingwood gets off to a flyer with two quick goals as debutant Oscar Steene makes an instant impact in the ruck
Sportsbet's Nathan Brown and Kane Cornes preview the game between the Magpies and the Giants at Marvel Stadium
The Cats and Crows clash in round three of the 2026 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
Scott Pendlebury is facing the first suspension of his lengthy AFL career. (Getty Images/AFL Photos: Michael Willson)
Collingwood will challenge Scott Pendlebury's one-match suspension at the AFL tribunal.
The Sydney Swans will be without injured star Errol Gulden for four months.
Rowan Marshall is confident his ruck partnership with Tom De Koning will blossom at St Kilda.
Collingwood will contest Scott Pendlebury's one-match suspension at the AFL tribunal, as the veteran midfielder faces a ban for the first time in his 427-match career.
Pendlebury was charged with rough conduct following an incident involving Adelaide's Josh Worrell during the Crows' 14-point win at the MCG on Saturday night.
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Collingwood has locked in its 2026 AFL coaching structure, with Niterra coming on board as the Coaches’ Partner.
Collingwood has locked in its 2026 AFL coaching structure, with Niterra coming on board as the Coaches’ Partner.
Hayden Skipworth will continue to support McRae as Head of Football Strategy and Coaching, including overseeing the development coaching team.
Over the AFL off-season, the Pies welcomed back 2010 AFL Premiership player Tyson Goldsack as an assistant coach, who will be responsible for the forward line.
Matthew Boyd and Jordan Roughead will continue their roles as assistant coaches, overseeing the midfield and backlines respectively.
Former Essendon Captain Dyson Heppell will work alongside fellow development coaches Nathan Murphy, Chloe McMillan and newly appointed VFL Senior Coach Matthew Lokan.
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The only surprising thing about Sam Docherty’s potty-mouthed tirade about the f—ing Blues was that he didn’t f—ing swear more. F— it.
The least surprising bit was that his mate, former Blue and podcaster Dan Gorringe, thought: “this is gold, I’m going to run it.” It should be surprising that Gorringe put the tirade to air. But it isn’t.
Same old Blues, after their Opening Round loss to the Swans.Credit: AFL Photos via Getty Images
The most blistering criticism of Carlton’s demoralising loss came from a man who knows the club’s inner workings as well as anyone. Jay Clark writes in The Tacke — this was an inside job. SUBSCRIBE for his full likes and dislikes.
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Collingwood says the employee had handed in their resignation. (AAP Photos: Mark Evans)
Collingwood staffer Dean Filopoulos has resigned following an alcohol-related incident in the Northern Territory.
The ABC understands Filopoulos performed a lap dance on an AFLW player while intoxicated on the final night of a club camp in Alice Springs.
Collingwood investigated the incident and said it was committed to "ensuring our environments remain professional".
A Collingwood football department staffer has resigned after an alcohol-related incident during a club camp in the Northern Territory.
Rehabilitation manager Dean Filopoulos quit after acting inappropriately when intoxicated on the final night of the trip in Alice Springs.
A Collingwood employee has resigned after an incident during a recent camp in the Northern Territory
A COLLINGWOOD staff member has resigned after their involvement in an incident during a recent club camp in the Northern Territory.
The club investigated the alcohol-fuelled incident as soon as it became aware of the matter, and the staff member involved resigned during that process.
Collingwood said in a statement on Thursday morning that its "focus remains on supporting all team members and ensuring our environments remain professional and consistent with the values we stand for."
A group of Collingwood's AFL and AFLW players were joined by staff and some board members during the week-long camp, which is part of the annual induction and cultural immersion program for new Magpies players.
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Collingwood says the employee had handed in their resignation. (AAP Photos: Mark Evans)
A male Collingwood staffer has resigned following an alcohol-related incident in the Northern Territory.
The employee acted inappropriately while intoxicated on the final night of a club camp in Alice Springs.
Collingwood investigated the incident and said it was committed to "ensuring out environments remain professional".
A Collingwood football department staffer has resigned after an alcohol-related incident during a club camp in the Northern Territory.
The unnamed male staffer quit after acting inappropriately when intoxicated on the final night of the trip in Alice Springs.
Collingwood did not detail the specifics of the incident in its statement released on Thursday.
A Collingwood employee has resigned after an incident during a recent camp in the Northern Territory
A COLLINGWOOD staff member has resigned after their involvement in an incident during a recent club camp in the Northern Territory.
The club investigated the alcohol-fuelled incident as soon as it became aware of the matter, and the staff member involved resigned during that process.
Collingwood said in a statement on Thursday morning that its "focus remains on supporting all team members and ensuring our environments remain professional and consistent with the values we stand for."
A group of Collingwood's AFL and AFLW players were joined by staff and some board members during the week-long camp, which is part of the annual induction and cultural immersion program for new Magpies players.
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Collingwood has welcomed four new Magpies to the Club, with Tyan Prindable, Sam Swadling, Zac McCarthy and Angus Anderson joining the black and white at the second night of the 2025 Telstra AFL Draft.
Collingwood has welcomed four new Magpies to the Club, with Tyan Prindable, Sam Swadling, Zac McCarthy and Angus Anderson joining the black and white at the second night of the 2025 Telstra AFL Draft.
Hailing from Queensland and a member of the Brisbane Lions Academy, Prindable was the first player selected by Collingwood.
The left footer played three games at the National Championship level for the Allies, averaging 19 disposals and 5.7 tackles.
Collingwood have swooped on West Perth midfielder Sam Swadling with the first pick of the third round in the AFL Draft.
After no WA prospects were taken in the second round following the selection of Jacob Farrow by Essendon in the first round on Wednesday, Swadling ensured WA had some instant representation in the third round by being selected at pick No.37.
Swadling is close friends with fellow Falcons product Farrow, who was the only West Australian selected in the first round of the draft on Wednesday, going to Essendon at pick 10.
A hugely prolific midfielder, the noted ball-winner averaged a remarkable 35 disposals per game at WAFL colts level while also notching more than 20 touches in two of his three appearances at league level.
FORMER Sawtell/Toormina player Angus Anderson has created AFL North Coast history by becoming the first male player from the region to be drafted onto the primary list of an AFL club.
The 22 year-old was selected with Pick 57 in the 2025 AFL National Draft by Collingwood.
Collingwood’s National Recruiting Manager Shane O’Bree said Anderson showed traits which made him attractive to the Magpies.
“When you watch Angus play football, there is a lot of heart in his game,” O’Bree said.
Anderson’s journey toward this moment has been one of perseverance.
He played his junior football with the Saints as well as his first foray into the seniors playing representative football with the North Coast Force, a member of the Northern Heat Development Program and QBE Sydney Swans Academy.
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