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Lions coach 'feels sorry' for Swans as likely finals clash looms
Chris Fagan says he sees the Sydney scandal as a "head-scratcher". (Getty Images: James Wiltshire/AFL Photos)
Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan describes the Sydney Swans scandal as a "head-scratcher".
The Lions are likely to play the Swans in a qualifying final at the SCG.
The Sydney men's team play North Melbourne on Sunday after the women's team play Essendon.
Embattled Sydney will brace for further fallout from the scandal that has rocked the AFL club, while finalising preparations for a dead rubber against North Melbourne on Sunday.
On Thursday, five players — Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice and James Jordon — were suspended for the rest of the season for "breaching club standards".
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