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Harrison Petty speaks for first time about 'confusing' MCG health scare

Harrison Petty speaks for the first time about his frightening medical episode at the MCG

HARRISON Petty didn't know what was wrong. One moment he felt completely fine about to take his kick on the last line of defence. Then the MCG was spinning around him. The ball sprayed off the side of his boot, gifting Will Ashcroft a goal. Suddenly, the Narrm key defender was down on one knee. 

Ed Langdon, Xavier Taylor and Blake Howes quickly came to his aid, before Demons doctor Jacob Jewson helped him walk off the ground slowly with physio Zach Nelson. Petty's day was over just before three-quarter time in round six, but the issue wasn't clear. And in the days afterwards, it was unclear when he would return.

Fixture reveal: How Spud’s Game could be impetus for more Sunday night footy

St Kilda’s special “Spud’s Game” against Carlton is being used as a trial by the AFL for more Sunday night football, as the league explores non-traditional time slots for games.

Head office has a major supporter for Sunday night football in broadcast partner Seven, which, enthused by the growth in year-on-year ratings, is keen to see more games in the time slot.

The league generally avoids scheduling matches on Sunday nights unless it falls on the eve of a public holiday but made an exception for the round 22 game between the Saints and the Blues in the latest release of the fixture on Thursday.

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Sydney Swans set for prime-time action in the run home

The AFL has today announced the remaining time slots for Rounds 16-22.

The ladder-leading Sydney Swans have welcomed a swathe of prime-time matches to close out the home-and-away season, after the AFL today announced the time slots for Rounds 16-22.

The Swans will feature under lights on a Thursday or Friday night on four occasions during that period. 

After a season of record crowds at the SCG so far, the remaining rounds are headlined by a Friday night home blockbuster against the Western Bulldogs in Round 17, with the match to become the club’s 2026 Pride Game. Since 2016, Sydney has been proud to host Pride Game at the SCG, celebrating inclusivity with the LGBTIQA+ community.

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