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  • Final teams in as Lions host high-flying Swans in huge Thursday night clash. Follow LIVE | Swans …

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    Follow all the action from Thursday night's clash between Brisbane and Sydney at the Gabba

    BACK in action following their byes, Brisbane and Sydney meet in a Thursday night blockbuster at the Gabba.

    Brisbane (8-6) got its campaign back on track with convincing wins against the Suns and Tigers before heading into a bye and can now return with eyes fixed on climbing into the top six.

    The Lions will get a better idea of their standing with back-to-back games against premiership fancies in the Swans and Cats, but there's little margin for error if the reigning premiers are to avoid the wildcard places.

    Swans bring back a midfield star, key defender for Lions clash: AFL teams and expert tips for round 16

    BRISBANE LIONSB: N.Answerth, H.Andrews, D.GardinerHB: D.Wilmot, T.Gallop, B.Reville C: J.Berry, W.Ashcroft, Z.BaileyHF: C.Cameron, L.Morris, L.AshcroftF: S.Draper, C.Rayner, K.LohmannR: D.Fort, J.Dunkley, L.NealeI/C: J.Fletcher, C.McKenna, J.Tunstill, E.Hipwood, R.LesterEMG: S.Marshall, S.Brain, D.JoyceIN: R.LesterOUT: S.Brain (omitted)

    SYDNEYB: C.Mills, W.Edwards, T.McCartinHB: J.Hamling, N.Blakey, J.SerongC: J.Lloyd, A.Sheldrick, E.GuldenHF: J.Jordon, M.Rosas, J.RowbottomF: C.Cleary, C.Curnow, J.AmarteyR: B.Grundy, I.Heeney, Ch.WarnerI/C: H.Cunningham, S.Wicks, P.Ladhams, R.Bice, L.McDonaldEMG: H.Kyle, H.McLean, M.RobertsIN: T.McCartin, E.Gulden, P.LadhamsOUT: M.Roberts (omitted), H.Kyle (omitted), H.McLean (omitted)

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    Live: Defending champs Lions finding top gear against Swans at Gabba

    The defending champions, Brisbane, face a tough task at home against the Swans, who get two key players back for the clash at the Gabba.

    The Lions are in eighth spot and will not want to lose and fall further behind the automatic finals places.

    But second-placed Sydney gets a personnel boost, with the return of star midfielder Errol Gulden and key defender Tom McCartin.

    The Lions are getting the clearances and just rushing downfield, the ball ends up with Conor McKenna, and the Irishman kicks a goal to set off strains of The Cranberries' Zombie around the Gabba.

    Sydney is struggling to hold back the tide right now, and the lead is out to 40 points.

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  • How Lions’ premiership formula is breaking without its foot soldiers | ‘Exact situation’: Und…

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    How Lions' premiership formula is breaking without its foot soldiers

    Every premiership team needs its role players – and Brisbane is running in short supply at the moment

    OF THE issues troubling Brisbane – team defence, injuries and inconsistent form – one has slipped through the cracks.

    The Lions have been playing without their role players, their worker bees, their foot soldiers – and they're struggling to plug the gaps.

    The scales that have the stars on one side and the helpers on the other is out of balance.

    While most of the focus has been on the form of the team's star-studded midfield, as it should be, it's the absence of the lesser lights that has hurt just as much.

    ‘Exact situation’: Undeniable evidence premiers can’t be ruled out… but ‘gaping hole’ looms large

    Despite the prestige that comes with winning back-to-back premierships, these Brisbane Lions are hardly unfamiliar with adversity.

    It’s part of the reason why club icon and premiership star Alastair Lynch believes it’s not yet time for “alarm bells” at Springfield, in spite of consecutive concerning losses – and one “huge hole” that looms large in the short and long term.

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    The three-time flag-winner believes Brisbane still has the requisite “hunger” to surge to a vaunted three-peat, but there’s a “major concern” that must be addressed.

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    Hard home truths after 'disaster' help Lions refocus

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    After a meeting where plenty of home truths were said, the Brisbane Lions have turned back to their valued philosophies as they attempt to put last week's horror show behind them.

    The defending premiers' aura took a battering last week when they conceded a record 14 goals during the third quarter of their 78-point loss to GWS.

    It left Brisbane nursing a 6-5 record in their pursuit of a third-straight flag, and they will receive another huge test on Saturday when they take on a red-hot Fremantle outfit at the Gabba.

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  • Fagan talks Lions’ response after scare | Ashcroft dagger sparks all-in melee! | Brisbane survi…

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    Brisbane survive Carlton scare after late drama gifts Levi Ashcroft double free kick

    Brisbane have survived an uncharacteristically fast-finishing Carlton to escape with an 11-point win after late drama threatened to put the result to bed.

    Amidst a season of second-half fadeouts, Carlton bucked their crippling trend to kick 11 of the last 15 goals of the match, after trailing at one stage by 49 points, as they nearly snatched an unlikely victory over the two-time reigning premiers.

    WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Late drama as Levi Ashcroft gets double free kick

    The result was still up for grabs until Lachie Neale kicked the sealer for the Lions at the 28-minute mark, but it was almost put to bed earlier in the last quarter when Levi Ashcroft was awarded a double free kick directly in front of goals.

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  • Final teams in for Lions v Crows at the Gabba. LIVE from 3.15pm AEST | AFL Team Selection: Round …

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    ST KILDA gets a chance for a much-needed win when it welcomes West Coast to Marvel Stadium on Sunday.

    The Saints (2-4) are perhaps the hardest side in the competition to nail down as a pair of spirited defeats to Brisbane and most recently Adelaide sit alongside less than convincing victories over Greater Western Sydney and Port Adelaide in the past month. 

    Signs of improvement are shining through, but the Saints need to make hay while facing the Eagles, Blues and Tigers over the next four weeks.

    Veteran defender Dougal Howard has been recalled for his second senior match this year, with the versatile Anthony Caminiti joining him, the pair replacing Hugh Boxshall (omitted) and Liam Stocker (injured).

    AFL Team Selection: Round Seven v Brisbane

    Adelaide has made two changes for its ANZAC Appeal Round match against Brisbane at the Gabba on Sunday afternoon.

    Captain Jordan Dawson will return to the team, while ruck/forward Toby Murray has also been named.

    “It is great to have Jordan back, he is such an inspiration to us all, on and off the field," Executive General Manager Football Adam Kelly said.

    “What he and his family are enduring is so tragic, and we hope that being around his mates out on the field provides some respite.  

    “He gives so much of himself to the team and the Club, and now is a time that we give back to him and his family by way of love and support."

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    In the gun: Can explosive Lion have 'the game'?

    David King has put one of the reigning premiers’ star players in the gun ahead of the Lions’ clash with Adelaide.

    A huge game between two finals contenders, both sides have faced stuttered starts to the AFL season, winning just three of their first six games to sit on the outer of the 10.

    Brisbane – entering off the back of a surprising two-point loss to Melbourne – play hosts in a hugely important game, and King has his sights set on the club’s barometer.

    “It hurts me to put one of our own in the gun,” King told SEN Fireball.

    “I think Cam Rayner needs a game. I think Cam needs a game.

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  • How Lions skipper is following in Jim Stynes’ footsteps | Lions Co-Captain establishes bursary to…

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    How Lions skipper is following in Jim Stynes' footsteps

    Jim Stynes' widow, Sam Ludbey-Stynes, shares her conversation with Brisbane co-captain Harris Andrews ahead of the Demons' annual Jim's Game

    AHEAD of Melbourne's annual Jim's Game between the Demons and Lions on Sunday, in support of the Jim Stynes Foundation and celebrating the legacy of Demons great and former president, his widow Sam Ludbey-Stynes had the opportunity to engage in conversation with the recipient of the 2025 Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award, Brisbane co-captain Harris Andrews.

    Andrews will launch the Beyond DV Bursary, funded by the $40,000 grant awarded in the Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award. 

    The discussion explored his work with young people in the domestic violence space — and why leadership in today’s AFL is as much about impact off the field as performance on it.

    Lions Co-Captain establishes bursary to support young men in need

    Brisbane Lions Co-Captain, Harris Andrews along with Beyond DV has established a new bursary program to support young men through domestic and family violence situations.

    Brisbane Lions Co-Captain, Harris Andrews along with Beyond DV has established a new bursary program to support young men through domestic and family violence situations.

    Two young teens (who are unable to be identified) have been selected as the inaugural recipients with the boys showing astounding resilience through adversity and a desire to further themselves through sport and academic programs.

    The bursary follows Andrews being awarded the 2025 Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award for his community work to help create safer and respectful communities.

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    Leading by Choice | Why Harris Andrews Is Redefining a Culture of Cultural Change

    Ahead of Jim's Game on Sunday, Sam Ludbey-Stynes sat down with Harris Andrews, the recipient of the 2025 Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award.

    Ahead of Round 6, this weekend’s clash between the Melbourne Demons and the Brisbane Lions marks both Jim’s Game, in support of the Jim Stynes Foundation, and the launch of Harris Andrews’ Beyond DV Bursary, funded through his 2025 Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award.

    On the eve of this occasion, Sam Ludbey-Stynes, founder of the Jim Stynes Foundation, had the opportunity to engage in a meaningful conversation with Andrews. The discussion explored his work with young people in the domestic violence space — and why leadership in today’s AFL is as much about impact off the field as performance on it.

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  • Why Lions have the last laugh despite Gather Round ‘disrespect’ | Off-Broadway Lions: Zorko a…

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    Why Lions have the last laugh despite Gather Round ‘disrespect’

    The Lions have are reigning AFL champs twice over — but have once again been snubbed on the main Gather Round stage. They know they’re being disrespected, but are they better off this way? SUBSCRIBE for the full analysis.

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    Off-Broadway Lions: Zorko a fan of Gather Round's local grounds

    While they won't be on the main stage of Gather Round, Brisbane's Dayne Zorko is looking forward to playing in the Barossa Valley.

    Since the beginning of Gather Round in 2023, the Lions have been the most successful side in the competition, having made the last three grand finals, resulting in two premierships.

    Despite their success, they have not featured at Adelaide Oval during Gather Round, having played at Norwood Oval and Mount Barker, with an average attendance of 8,536.

    2026 proves to be no different as they’ll play North Melbourne at Barossa Park, marking their third venue in four years of SA's football festival.

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  • How Lions continue to evolve in three-peat pursuit | Back to the hunt: Lions focusing firmly forw…

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    How Lions continue to evolve in three-peat pursuit

    Ahead of the Lions’ Opening Round clash versus the Western Bulldogs, The Round Ahead panel analyse how Chris Fagan has continued to evolve Brisbane’s list as they chase an elusive third premiership

    Bailey Williams sells more candy in one play than most sell all season in a mesmerising piece of skill to put his hand up for Goal of the Year

    Harris Andrews may find himself in hot water after contact on Arty Jones rules the Bulldog out with concussion

    Zane Zakostelsky nails his first AFL goal on debut and gets swamped by his teammates

    Jake Stringer proves a handful up forward, booting five goals from all angles in a dominant display

    Back to the hunt: Lions focusing firmly forward, says Fletcher

    EMERGING Brisbane star Jaspa Fletcher says the past is the past and it's time to start again as the Lions begin their quest for a hat-trick of premierships on Saturday night.

    EMERGING Brisbane star Jaspa Fletcher says the past is the past and it's time to start again as the Lions begin their quest for a hat-trick of premierships on Saturday night.

    Brisbane will start coach Chris Fagan's 10th year in charge by unfurling a second premiership flag ahead of facing the Western Bulldogs at the Gabba.

    Ahead of a light training session at Brighton Homes Arena on Tuesday morning, Fletcher said the Lions would start with a clean slate, needing to be the "hunters" again if they wanted more success.

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  • Wildcard round, Butters, Lions to create AFL headlines | AFL Final Ten with wildcard edit ‘unleve…

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    Wildcard round, Butters, Lions to create AFL headlines

    Butters is a restricted free agent after this season and Victorian clubs would love to lure the Port Adelaide player back to his home state. Neale's well-publicised marriage wows mean he could leave Brisbane later this year and return to WA so he is closer to his children.

    For all the off-season turmoil around Neale, Brisbane have recruited well and will start the season in robust shape. Gold Coast claimed their first finals win last year and an historic south-east Queensland grand final is starting to look feasible.

    St Kilda's busy recruiting makes them a team to watch this season. Bringing in Jack Silvagni, Tom De Koning, Liam Ryan and Sam Flanders, among others, should put them in finals contention. Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera also re-signed on a bumper contract and is well on the way to becoming one of the AFL's top players.

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    The one big AFL change Riewoldt hates about this season

    The St Kilda legend can’t wait for the first game to start, but there is a key move HQ has made he can’t stand.

    Nick Riewoldt believes the Sydney Swans, boosted by the massive off-season signing of Charlie Curnow, will storm back into the top eight this season, likely at the cost of last year’s minor premiers Adelaide.

    The St Kilda legend and Seven AFL expert also told The Nightly his beloved Saints will finally deliver for fans after making similar big off-season moves and the AFL made the right move in bringing Melbourne into opening round — but he hates the idea of the new wildcard round being categorised as a final.

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  • Millwall 0-0 Ipswich Town: Lions earns battling draw against Town | How to watch today’s Millwall…

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    Millwall 0-0 Ipswich Town: Lions earns battling draw against Town

    Millwall's Caleb Taylor (right) came as close as anyone to grabbing a winner

    Millwall responded to back-to-back Championship defeats with a gutsy performance that earned a point against fellow promotion hopefuls Ipswich Town.

    The Lions impressed in the first half, disrupting Ipswich's rhythm and having several decent chances – most notably when Caleb Taylor forced keeper Christian Walton into a fabulous save.

    But Town, who were looking to increase the pressure on second-placed Middlesbrough with a fourth league win in five games, showed their quality as they dominated possession in the second half.

    Jadon Philogene went close with a low front post strike after some neat footwork and Sindre Walle Egeli was twice off target with strikes from the right.

    How to watch today's Millwall vs Ipswich Town Championship game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

    How to watch the Championship match between Millwall and Ipswich Town, as well as kick-off time and team news.

    Here is where to find Millwall vs Ipswich live, as GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch the game live today.     

    In the United Kingdom (UK), the Championship match between Millwall and Ipswich Town will be available to watch and stream live online through Sky Sports+, while fans in the United States (U.S.) can catch the live action on Paramount+.

    Millwall will look to leapfrog Ipswich Town into third spot at least temporarily when the two sides clash in a Championship tie on Friday.

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    'We have to be ready for the challenge' – McKenna on Boxing Day trip to Millwall

    Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna believes Millwall will have promotion aspirations this season, stressing that his side will need to match their intensity at The Den this afternoon (1pm).

    The Blues, currently third in the Championship, travel to South London for a crunch clash on Boxing Day against a side who sit just three places and two points behind them in the table.

    The Lions have suffered a little blip off the back of a three-match winning streak, which included a 3-2 victory against Southampton, but McKenna is well aware of their strengths and expects them to put up a good fight when they come up against Town.

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    Lions vs. Steelers: How to watch, listen and follow

    The Detroit Lions host the Pittsburgh Steelers for their final home game of the regular season on Sunday, December 21 at 4:25 p.m. EDT. These two teams last met in Week 10 of the 2021 season, a 16-16 tie. Here are all the ways to follow the game:

    TV map: See where the Lions-Steelers matchup will be available via local CBS stations courtesy 506sports.com.

    Canada: CTV Atlantic, CTV Montreal, CTV Toronto, CTV Kitchener, CTV Ottawa, CTV Northern Ontario, CTV Winnipeg, CTV Saskatchewan, CTV Alberta, CTV BC
    DACH: RTL & NFL Game Pass
    Brazil: SPORTV2 & NFL Game Pass

    Live streaming: Fans can watch live local & primetime regular season and postseason games on your phone or tablet, game replays, and more with NFL+.

    What channel is Lions vs Steelers NFL game today? Start time, schedule, where to watch, streaming

    Week 16 of the 2025 NFL season continues with the Pittsburgh Steelers traveling to Ford Field to take on the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

    Here's what you need to know about how to watch the Lions vs. the Steelers, today's matchup, the NFL Week 16 schedule, TV lineup and more.

    The Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions will play at 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025.

    The Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions will air on CBS at 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025.

    The Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions will stream on NFL+ at 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025. Fans can download NFL+ in the Apple App Store or on Google Play.

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    Lions vs Steelers, scouting report and prediction for NFL Week 16 game

    The coaches: Lions – Dan Campbell (52-41-1 overall, 47-34-1 with Lions); Steelers – Mike Tomlin (191-113-2 overall, all with Steelers).

    At 42 years old, Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers isn't quite the threat he was when he won four MVPs with the Green Bay Packers (while destroying the Lions in the process, going 18-8 against Detroit for his career). But the Steelers have built their offense around what Rodgers still does well: Making quick decisions and getting the ball out before pass rushers can get to him.

    "Rodgers isn't letting his body hit the ground," said Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard, and the tape proves the point, with the Steelers offense recently revolving around Rodgers making short, quick passes to methodically move downfield. But that doesn't mean Rodgers isn't vulnerable to the pass rush.

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