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2009, ROUND 7,
Friday-Saturday-Sunday-Monday, May 8-9-10-11

Bombers inflict mammoth upset on Hawthorn
Unbeaten Geelong skittle the Swans by 51 points
Brisbane swamp Tigers in last half
North hold on to down Port in upset win
Freo prick the Blues bubble to make it three in-a-row
Bulldogs steamroll Adelaide; 8 goals in 22 minutes
West Coast hold out a determined Melbourne
St Kilda smash Magpies in record-setting win

THE STATS THAT MATTER ...
MILESTONES OF ROUND 7 —
100th NICK MAXWELL (Collingwood), 2004-09 ... 100th BRENT RIELLY (Adelaide), 2002-09 ... 50th BRYCE GIBBS (Carlton), 2007-09 ... 50th JOSH GIBSON (North Melb), 2006-09 ... 50th PAUL A JOHNSON (Melbourne), 2005-09 ... 50th JASON AKERMANIS (West.B'dogs), 2007-09, also 248 Bri 1995-2006 ...

ALASTAIR CLARKSON completed his 100th match as Hawthorn coach (2005-09) ... RODNEY EADE had his 100th match as coach of the Western Bulldogs (2005-09); also 152 Syd (1996-2002) ...

Highest Score:	20.8-128, ST KILDA v Collingwood
Biggest Margin:	88pts, ST KILDA v Collingwood
Best in Goals:	5.1, Lance FRANKLIN (Haw) v Ess 5.0, Adam SCHNEIDER (StK) v Col 5.1, Nick RIEWOLDT (StK) v Col
Lowest Score:	5.10-40, COLLINGWOOD v St Kilda
Best Quarters:	1st	5.1-31	NM v PA
	2nd	7.2-44	GEE v Syd
	3rd	8.5-53	WB v Ade
	4th	6.4-40	PA v NM

Official AFL attendances for 2009, Round 7 –

50,475	Essendon v Hawthorn (Docklands)
22,050	Geelong v Sydney (Kardinia Park)
34,646	Richmond v Brisbane (MCG)
14,342	North Melb v Port Adel (Docklands)
10,294	Carlton v Fremantle (Carrara)
31,742	Adelaide v West.B'dogs (Football Park)
35,209	West Coast v Melbourne (Subiaco)
46,880	Collingwood v St Kilda (Docklands)
245,638	Total for Round 7 — (2008: 300,023)
1,809,841	Totals for Rounds 1 to 6
2,055,479	Progressive after Round 7 — (2008: 2,227,096)

FROM THE ROUND

ESSENDON v HAWTHORN
the Bombers finished with 5.4, their best Q4 of the season thus far; in contrast, Hawthorn 1.2 was its worst Q4 of the this year ...
Essendon snapped six-straight losses to Hawthorn to win for the first time since 2005-R3 at the MCG ...
in the 149th meeting of the pair no other new records were noted ...

GEELONG v SYDNEY
MICHAEL O'LOUGHLIN kicked Sydney's first goal of the match near the 25-minute-mark of Q1 and his 500th career goal in game 288 (1995-2009); BOB PRATT is the only other Swan to pass the half-century – he kicked 681 goals for South Melbourne in his 158 games (1930-39; 1946) ...
STEVE JOHNSON with his third goal of the day for Geelong reached 100 goals at Kardinia Park ...
Geelong maintained their home hoodoo over the Swans who haven't won at Kardinia Park since 1999-R8 (when it was Shell Stadium) ...
Sydney kicked 3.1-19 in each of the last three quarters of the match ...
the Cats in their 5th successive victory against Sydney inflicted the Swans' heaviest defeat since the 51-point loss to St Kilda in the 2004-2SF at the MCG ...
no other new match records were noted at the 205th meeting of the pair – the Cats have won 112 times, Swans 93; never have they tied ...

RICHMOND v BRISBANE
the Lions snapped a run of nine consecutive *away* defeats and won on the road for the first time since Round 8 last year ...
it was Brisbane's first defeat of the Tigers since 2004-R14 at the Gabba – they drew in 2007-R10 at Docklands ...
from 34 meetings, the Tigers narrowly lead against Brisbane 17-16 ...
no new match records were observed ...

NORTH MELB v PORT ADELAIDE
the Kangas held on to win by their accuracy of 20.5 – refer Behinds 2-9 – refer also to Bruce Kennedy below ...
Port lost at what is its only scheduled appearance this year at Docklands ...
the Kangas and the Power played for the 21st time – North scored their 14th win but no new match records were observed ...
records are being checked but Q4 is understood to be very close to the 37m 02s high of 2001-R5 at the Gabba when Brisbane played Fremantle ...
50th JOSH GIBSON (North Melb), 2006-09 ...

CARLTON v FREMANTLE
the Dockers maintained their good run against the Blues – Freo has won nine of the last 10 contests ...
Fremantle won three in-a-row – last time was 2008-R16-17-18 and before that 2005, R5-6-7 ...
in their first appearance at Carrara Oval, Fremantle won their first game in Queensland – all eight visits to the Gabba have been defeats at the hands of the Lions ...
no other new match records were noted ...
50th BRYCE GIBBS (Carlton), 2007-09 ...

Michael Rogers notes with the loss to Fremantle, Carlton now have the worst return from 200 consecutive matches in the club's history.

Since round 11 of 2000, the Blues have won 66, lost 132 and drawn 2.

ADELAIDE v WEST.B'DOGS
the Bulldogs produced their first win over the Crows in Adelaide since 2001-R11 – eight years ago it was by 30 points, this time 32 points ...
the Bulldogs from a one point lead (40-39) at half-time booted eight 3rd quarter goals in 22 minutes from their 6th by Akermanis at 1m41s to Eagleton 13.13 at 23m25s ...
the Doggies with 8.5-53 fell short by two points of their best Q3 score (9.1-55) against Adelaide in 2005-R5 at Docklands ...
no other new match records were reported ...
100th BRENT RIELLY (Adelaide), 2002-09 ...
50th JASON AKERMANIS, WB 2007-09, also 248 Bri 1995-2006 ...
RODNEY EADE completed his 100th match as coach of the Western Bulldogs (2005-09); also 152 Syd (1996-2002) ...

Michael Rogers notes it was Adelaide's 5th consecutive loss at Football Park from 2008-1EF through 2009-R7 – equalling the span 1999-R19 to 2000-R3 ...
It is the first time Adelaide has lost the first four fixtures of a season at Football Park.

WEST COAST v MELBOURNE
the 8-point margin was the closest between the pair since 2002 ...
Bruce Kennedy notes this game was the 247th match where a team has won kicking fewer goals than its opponent ...
no other new match records were noted ...
50th PAUL A JOHNSON (Melbourne), 2005-09 ...

COLLINGWOOD v ST KILDA
at the 205th meeting St Kilda set a new high winning margin against Collingwood – 88 points tops the 73 point win of 2005-R7 at Docklands ...
the 88pt margin is the heaviest defeat suffered by Collingwood in 217 games under coach MICK MALTHOUSE (1999-2009) ...
Collingwood's 5.10-40 was the lowest against the Saints since 2.19-31 in 1968-R3 at Victoria Park ...
no other new match records were recorded ...
100th NICK MAXWELL (Collingwood), 2004-09 ...

Bruce Kennedy notes – St Kilda 7-0, percentage 208.2.
   This is the best ever combination of unbeaten–huge percentage. West Coast Eagles in 1991 were 7-0 with a percentage of 206.0.
   There have been clubs with higher percentages after seven matches – St Kilda’s effort is the best since Essendon 211.1 in 1911. The ‘Same Olds’ were 6-0-1.
   The benchmark is Fitzroy with a percentage of 231.4 in 1900. The Maroons were 6-1 at the time.

Michael Rogers notes St Kilda has so far this year set new highest winning margins against 3 opponents – Fremantle R4, Port Adelaide R5 and Collingwood R7.

Statistics for Footystats are enhanced by software from
Eric Sorensen's *Footy Works* (v 1.7.2)
and compiled with the assistance of
Bruce Kennedy, Martin Windsor-Black and Michael Rogers

Bruce Kennedy

Arguably, North’s 20.5 v PA on Saturday night at Docklands was its equal eighth best in its history, calculated on a percentage basis (best is 8.1 v Melb in 1940). If one prefers to use the “gap” principle, ie 15 difference, its score was equal 10th most accurate (best is 27.8 v Rich in 2000).

On Saturday afternoon at the Cattery the Swans booted 3.1 in each of the second, third and final terms. Remarkably, there are two other instances of a side kicking 3.1 in three quarters. They are NM against Mel in Rd 21, 1972, and Ess against StK in Rd 13, 1935. Mind you, nothing can compare with Collingwood’s “perfect” score in Rd 8, 1934:

Col — 3.3, 6.6, 9.9, 12.12
StK — 1.2, 4.7, 8.10, 10.15

Bombers fly in stunning win (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 1
Essendon v Hawthorn
Friday (n), May 8, 2009 Docklands, 7.40pm EST; Roof: closed; crowd: 50,475 Conditions: Good Weather: outside 15C; patches of drizzle
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
ESS	4.2-26 (12)	6.7-43	12.10-82 (17)	17.14-116 (44)
HA	1.8-14	6.8-44 (1)	9.11-65	10.12-72
Goals: Essendon: Matthew Lloyd 3, Nathan Lovett-Murray 3, Angus Monfries 2, Jay Neagle 2, David Zaharakis 2, Sam Lonergan, Heath Hocking, Brent Stanton, Tom Bellchambers, Andrew Lovett. Hawthorn: Lance Franklin 5.1, Jarryd Roughead 2, Stuart Dew, Mark Williams, Cyril Rioli. Best: Essendon: Brent Stanton, Angus Monfries, Matthew Lloyd, Aaron Davey, Jason Winderlich, Tayte Pears, Andrew Lovett-Murray, Jobe Watson. Hawthorn: Cyril Rioli, Grant Birchall, Jordan Lewis, Lance Franklin. Umpires: Michael Vozzo, Stefan Grun, Ray Chamberlain.

Slow start, big finish for Geelong (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 2
Geelong v Sydney
Saturday, May 9, 2009 Kardinia Park, 2.10pm AEST; crowd: 22,050 Conditions: Good Weather: 15C, mainly sunny; drizzle patches forecast
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
GEE	1.5-11 (3)	8.7-55 (28)	12.10-82 (36)	17.14-116 (51)
SYD	1.2-8	4.3-27	7.4-46	10.5-65
Goals: Geelong: Steve Johnson 4, Mathew Stokes 3, Cameron Mooney 3, Tom Hawkins 3, Jimmy Bartel, Max Rooke, Shannon Byrnes, James Kelly. Sydney: Michael O'Loughlin 3, Adam Goodes 2, Heath Grundy 2, Jarred Moore, Jude Bolton, Brett Meredith. Best: Geelong: Joel Corey, Joel Selwood, Steve Johnson, Matthew Scarlett, Jimmy Bartel, Cameron Mooney, Harry Taylor, Mathew Stokes. Sydney: Adam Goodes, Ryan O'Keefe, Jude Bolton, Amon Buchanan, Rhyce Shaw. Umpires: Matt Stevic, Scott McLaren, Jason Armstrong. Report: Shane Mumford (Gee) charged with negligently making contact with umpire Matt Stevic in Q4. Mumford took the early plea and accepted the MRP fine of $1950.

Woeful Tigers capitulate to resurgent Lions (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 3
Richmond v Brisbane Lions
Saturday, May 9, 2009 MCG, 2.10pm AEST, crowd: 34,646 Conditions: Good Weather: 15C, overcast; drizzle patches forecast
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
RCH	4.5-29 (19)	7.6-48 (1)	8.10-58	10.11-71
BRI	1.4-10	7.5-47	9.7-61 (3)	15.7-97 (26)
Goals: Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 4.2, Daniel Bradshaw 3, Michael Rischitelli 2, Jared Brennan 2, Scott Harding, Simon Black, Jed Adcock, Justin Sherman. Richmond: Troy Simmonds 4.1, Ben Cousins, Brett Deledio, Matt White, Angus Graham, Jay Schulz, Robin Nahas. Best: Brisbane: Simon Black, Jonathan Brown, Luke Power, Joel Patfull, Joel Macdonald, Daniel Merrett. Richmond: Angus Graham, Nathan Foley, Luke McGuane, Brett Deledio, Troy Simmonds. Umpires: Hayden Kennedy, Robert Findlay, Michael Avon.

Daring Kangas deny Power at the death (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 4
North Melbourne v Port Adelaide
Saturday (n), May 9, 2009 Docklands, 7.10pm AEST; Roof: closed; crowd: 14,342 Conditions: Good Weather: outside 14C; drizzle forecast
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
NM	5.1-31 (6)	12.1-73 (31)	15.3-93 (13)	20.5-125 (5)
PA	4.1-25	6.6-42	12.8-80	18.12-120
Goals: North Melb: Aaron Edwards 3, Matt Campbell 3, Leigh Harding 2, Ben Warren 2, Lindsay Thomas 2, David Hale 2, Jack Ziebell, Michael Firrito, Andrew Swallow, Ed Lower, Drew Petrie, Adam Simpson. Port Adel: Warren Tredrea 3, Brett Ebert 2, Travis Boak 2, David Rodan 2, Brendon Lade 2, Daniel Motlop 2, Jason Davenport, Nathan Krakouer, Chad Cornes, Dean Brogan, Troy Chaplin. Best: North Melb: Daniel Wells, Andrew Swallow, Jack Ziebell, Aaron Edwards, Matt Campbell, Hamish McIntosh. Port Adel: Travis Boak, Kane Cornes, Domenic Cassisi, Troy Chaplin, Warren Tredrea. Umpires: Chris Kamolins, Troy Pannell, Shane McInerney. Report: Lindsay Thomas (NM) charged with a Level One striking offence against Steven Salopek (PA) in Q2. Thomas accepted the MRP judgement and accepted a reprimand and 60 demerit points toward his future record.

Dockers hold off Blues in a thriller finish (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 5
Carlton v Fremantle
Saturday (n), May 9, 2009 Carrara Oval, 7.10pm AEST, crowd: 10,294 Conditions: Fair to good; dew later Weather: 20C, mostly clear; possible shower
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
CAR	3.2-20	8.4-52	9.10-64	11.15-81
FRE	3.4-22 (2)	10.5-65 (13)	12.7-79 (15)	13.10-88 (7)
Goals: Fremantle: Byron Schammer 2, David Mundy 2, Ryan Murphy 2, Dean Solomon, Brett Peake, Scott Thornton, Aaron Sandilands, Luke McPharlin, Roger Hayden, Stephen Hill. Carlton: Jarrad Waite 3, Cameron Cloke, Eddie Betts, Chris Judd, Marc Murphy, Richard Hadley, Chris Yarran, Aaron Joseph, Brendan Fevola. Best: Fremantle: Paul Hasleby, Aaron Sandilands, Byron Schammer, David Mundy, Garrick Ibbotson, Scott Thornton. Carlton: Chris Judd, Marc Murphy, Heath Scotland, Matthew Kreuzer, Jarrad Waite, Bryce Gibbs. Umpires: Stephen McBurney, Mathew Nicholls, Jacob Mollison. Report: Byron Schammer (Fre) charged with a Level Two striking charge against Marc Murphy (Car) in Q4. His carryover demerit points from past 12 months means his one-game suspension cannot be reduced with an early plea. Fremantle sought the adjudication of the Tribunal. On Tuesday night it was argued contact was not intentional it was negligible and of not enough force to constitute a strike. The Tribunal took only 10 minutes to agree and found the player not guilty.

Aka, speedy Dogs run over Crows (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 6
Adelaide v Western Bulldogs
Sunday, May 10, 2009 Football Park, 1.10pm AEST; crowd: 31,742 Conditions: Good Weather: 15C, overcast, no breeze; sunshine later
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
ADE	3.5-23 (7)	5.9-39	6.12-48	12.14-86
WB	2.4-16	5.10-40 (1)	13.15-93 (45)	17.16-118 (31)
Goals: West.B'dogs: Robert Murphy 4, Jason Akermanis 3, Nathan Eagleton, Josh Hill 2, Lindsay Gilbee, Brad Johnson, Adam Cooney, Will Minson, Mitch Hahn, Daniel Giansiracusa. Adelaide: Taylor Walker 4, Chris Knights 3, Jason Porplyzia 2, Simon Goodwin, Kurt Tippett, Tyson Edwards. Best: West.B'dogs: Adam Cooney, Jason Akermanis, Brad Johnson, Nathan Eagleton, Daniel Cross, Robert Murphy, Lindsay Gilbee, Matthew Boyd. Adelaide: Taylor Walker, Scott Thompson, Chris Knights, Ben Rutten, Graham Johncock. Umpires: Chris Donlon, Mathew James, Craig Hendrie.

Battling Dees come up just short (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 7
West Coast v Melbourne
Sunday, May 10, 2009 Subiaco Oval, 4.40pm AEST, crowd: 35,209 Conditions: Good – lights on for second half Weather: 23C, warm, overcast turning to sunshine in Q2
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
WCE	2.4-16 (9)	7.7-49 (4)	11.12-78 (15)	12.18-90 (8)
MEL	1.1-7	7.3-45	10.3-63	13.4-82
Goals: West Coast: Mark LeCras 4, Adam Hunter 2, Ben McKinley, Adam Cockie, Dean Cox, Adam Selwood, Jamie McNamara, Chris Masten. Melbourne: Brad Miller 3, Russell Robertson 2, Addam Maric 2, Ricky Petterd 2, Cameron Bruce, Clint Bartram, Matthew Bate, Nathan Jones. Best: West Coast: Mark LeCras, Dean Cox, Adam Selwood, Andrew Embley, Josh Kennedy, David Wirrpanda, Darren Glass. Melbourne: Nathan Jones, Brent Moloney, Brad Miller, Aaron Davey, Jamie Bennell. Umpires: Dean Margetts, Jeff Dalgleish, Justin Schmitt.

St Kilda smashes the Pies (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 7 — GAME 8
Collingwood v St Kilda
Monday (n), May 11, 2009 Docklands, 7.20pm AEST; Roof: closed; crowd: 46,880 Conditions: Good Weather: outside 14C, mostly clear
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
COL	1.4-10	1.6-12	3.7-25	5.10-40
STK	3.3-21 (11)	9.7-61 (49)	15.8-98 (73)	20.8-128
Goals: St Kilda: Adam Schneider 5.0, Nick Riewoldt 5.1, Stephen Milne 4, Andrew McQualter 2, Brendon Goddard, Justin Koschitzke, Clinton Jones, Jason Gram. Collingwood: Sharrod Wellingham 2, Tarkyn Lockyer, Anthony Rocca, Scott Pendlebury. Best: St Kilda: Nick Dal Santo, Leigh Montagna, Brendon Goddard, Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt, Sam Gilbert. Collingwood: Nick Maxwell, Sharrod Wellingham, Shane O'Bree. Umpires: Brett Rosebury, Simon Meredith, Shaun Ryan.

2009, Round 7

ESSENDON 17.14-116 (Lloyd 3, Lovett-Murray 3) best, Stanton, Monfries, Lloyd, HAWTHORN 10.12-72 (Franklin 5.1) best, Rioli, Birchall, Lewis.
Friday night at Docklands: 50,475.

GEELONG 17.14-116 (S.Johnson 4, Stokes 3, Mooney 3, Hawkins 3) best, Corey, Selwood, S.Johnson, SYDNEY 10.5-65 (O'Loughlin 3, Goodes 2, Grundy 2) best, Goodes, O'Keefe, J.Bolton.
Saturday at Kardinia Park: 22,050.
Report:
Shane Mumford (Gee) charged with negligently making contact with umpire Matt Stevic in Q4.
Mumford took the early plea and accepted the MRP fine of $1950.

BRISBANE 15.7-97 (Brown 4, Bradshaw 3) best, Black, Brown Power, RICHMOND 10.11-71 (Simmonds 4) best, Graham. Foley, McGuane.
Saturday at MCG: 34,646.

NORTH MELB 20.5-125 (Edwards 3, Campbell 3) best, Wells, Swallow, Ziebell, PORT ADELAIDE 18.12-120 (Tredrea 3) best, Boak, K.Cornes, Cassisi.
Saturday night at Docklands: 14,342.
Report:
Lindsay Thomas (NM) charged with a Level One striking offence against Steven Salopek (PA) in Q2.
Thomas accepted the MRP judgement and accepted a reprimand and 60 demerit points toward his future record.

FREMANTLE 13.10-88 (Schammer 2, Mundy 2, Murphy 2) best, Hasleby, Sandilands, Schammer, CARLTON 11.15-81 (Waite 3) best, Judd, Murphy, Scotland.
Saturday night at Carrara Oval: 10,294.
Report:
Byron Schammer (Fre) charged with a Level Two striking charge against Marc Murphy (Car) in Q4. His carryover demerit points from past 12 months means his one-game suspension cannot be reduced with an early plea.
Fremantle sought the adjudication of the Tribunal. On Tuesday night it was argued contact was not intentional it was negligible and of not enough force to constitute a strike.
The Tribunal took only 10 minutes to agree and found the player not guilty.

WEST.B'DOGS 17.16-118 (Murphy 4, Akermanis 3) best, Cooney, Akermanis, Johnson, ADELAIDE 12.14-86 (Walker 4, Knights 3) best, Walker, Thompson, Knights.
Sunday at Football Park: 31,742.

WEST COAST 12.18-90 (LeCras 4, Hunter 2) best, LeCras, Cox, Selwood, MELBOURNE 13.4-82 (Miller 3) best, Jones, Moloney, Miller.
Sunday at Subiaco Oval: 35,209.

ST KILDA 20.8-128 (Schneider 5.0, Riewoldt 5.1, Milne 4) best, Dal Santo, Montagna, Goddard, COLLINGWOOD 5.10-40 (Wellingham 2) best, Maxwell, Wellingham, O'Bree.
Monday night at Docklands: 46,880.

**Travellin' 2009**
1	R1-MCG	Adelaide	v Col	WON	1/1
2	R1(n)-BCG	West Coast	v Bri	Lost	1/2
3	R1(n)-Dok	Sydney	v StK	Lost	1/3
4	R1-FP	Essendon	v PA	Lost	1/4
5	R1-Sub	West.B'dogs	v Fre	WON	2/5
6	R2(n)-FP	St Kilda	v Ade	WON	3/6
7	R2(n)-BCG	Brisbane	v Car	Lost	3/7
8	R2(n)-Hom	Hawthorn	v Syd	Lost	3/8
9	R2-Sub	Port Adelaide	v WCE	Lost	3/9
10	R3-Dok	West Coast	v StK	Lost	3/10
11	R3(n)-BCG	Sydney	v Bri	Lost	3/11
12	R3-FP	Melbourne	v PA	Lost	3/12
13	R3-Sub	Adelaide	v Fre	WON	4/13
14	R4(n)-BCG	Collingwood	v Bri	WON	5/14
15	R4-SCG	Carlton	v Syd	Lost	5/15
16	R4-MCG	Port Adelaide	v Haw	WON	6/16
17	R4(n)-Dok	Fremantle	v StK	Lost	6/17
18	R4(n)-FP	Geelong	v Ade	WON	7/18
19	R4-Sub	West.B'dogs	v WCE	Lost	7/19
20	R5(n)-FP	St Kilda	v PA	WON	8/20
21	R5(n)-YPL	West Coast	v Haw	Lost	8/21
22	R5(n)-Sub	Sydney	v Fre	Lost	8/22
23	R5-KP	Brisbane	v Gee	Lost	8/23
24	R5-MCG	Adelaide	v Mel	WON	9/24
25	R6(n)-BCG	Essendon	v Bri	Lost	9/25
26	R6-SCG	Richmond	v Syd	Lost	9/26
27	R7-KP	Sydney	v Gee	Lost	9/27
28	R7-MCG	Brisbane	v Rch	WON	10/28
29	R7(n)-Dok	Port Adelaide	v NM	Lost	10/29
30	R7(n)-C	Fremantle	v Car	WON	11/30
31	R7-FP	West.B'dogs	v Ade	WON	12/31
32	R7-S	Melbourne	v WCE	Lost	12/32
33	R8-S	Hawthorn	v Fre	x	x
34	R8-KP	North Melb	v Gee	x	x
35	R8(n)-BCG	Adelaide	v Bri	x	x
36	R8(n)-Hom	West Coast	v Syd	x	x
37	R8-FP	Richmond	v PA	x	x
38	R9-Dok	Fremantle	v NM	x	x
39	R9-FP	Carlton	v Ade	x	x
40	R9(n)-S	Collingwood	v WCE	x	x
41	R9-SCG	Port Adelaide	v Syd	x	x
42	R9-Dok	Brisbane	v StK	x	x
43	R10(n)-Dok	West Coast	v Car	x	x
44	R10-Man	West.B'dogs	v Syd	x	x
45	R10-Man	Sydney	v WB	x	x
46	R10(n)-Dok	Brisbane	v NM	x	x
47	R10(n)-S	Richmond	v Fre	x	x
48	R10-FP	Hawthorn	v Ade	x	x
49	R10-Dok	Collingwood	v PA	x	x
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