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2009, ROUND 9,
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, May 22-23-24

Geelong and St Kilda set new League benchmark
Bulldogs press Geelong to a thrilling two-point finish
Kangaroos trump the pumped-up Fremantle
Adelaide slaughter Carlton in timely reality check
Magpies roll Eagles with great second half
Bombers finish too strongly for Richmond
Sydney savage Port by nine goals
Saints survive concerted Brisbane challenge
Hawthorn outclass Demons to hold 7th place

THE STATS THAT MATTER ...
l St Kilda and Geelong won their ninth consecutive matches – the first time in 113 League seasons where after the 9th round two undefeated clubs have led the premiership ladder.

l Round 9 was named and celebrated the contribution of indigenous players.

l Significant parts of Docklands Stadium were closed for economies of the anticipated small crowd for the Saturday afternoon North-Fremantle fixture – only 15,436 attended.
North Melbourne president JAMES BRAYSHAW estimated it would cost his club a payment of $100,000 to the venue management under the current stadium deal.

GEELONG, W-L-D from 2007-R6 – 51 wins from 54

2007

2008

2009

MILESTONES OF ROUND 9 —
l 300th JASON AKERMANIS, 52 WB 2007-09, 248 Bri 1995-2006 ... 200th BRENDAN FEVOLA (Carlton), 1999-2009, 173 premiership games, 26 pre-season, 1 State ... 200th LENNY HAYES (St Kilda), 1999-2009 ... 200th TARKYN LOCKYER (Collingwood), 1999-2009 ... 100th ROGER HAYDEN (Fremantle), 2002-09 ... 100th MARK SEABY (West Coast), 2004-09 ... 100th SHANE TUCK (Richmond), 2004-09 ...

l ANDREW McLEOD in his 313th match became the longest serving Adelaide player, passing MARK RICCIUTO 312 matches (1993-2007) ...

l 100th consecutive match by DARREN JOLLY (Sydney), sequence began 2005-R8 ...

Highest Score:	19.11-125, ESSENDON v Richmond
Biggest Margin:	55pts, SYDNEY v Port Adelaide
Best in Goals:	5.2, Steve JOHNSON (Gee) v WB 5.1, David HALE (NM) v Fre 5.0, Chris KNIGHTS (Ade) v Car
Lowest Score:	8.12-60, FREMANTLE v North Melb
Best Quarters:	1st	8.1-49	SYD v PA
	2nd	6.5-41	NM v Fre
	3rd	5.8-38 6.2-38	CAR v Ade ESS v Rch
	4th	6.5-41	ESS v Rch

Audited attendances for 2009, Round 9 –

44,620	Geelong v West.B'dogs (Docklands)
15,436	North Melb v Fremantle (Docklands)
41,107	Adelaide v Carlton (Football Park)
36,658	West Coast v Collingwood (Subiaco)
73,625	Richmond v Essendon (MCG)
23,229	Sydney v Port Adelaide (SCG)
30,673	St Kilda v Brisbane (Docklands)
39,395	Hawthorn v Melbourne (MCG)
304,743	Total for Round 9 — (2008: 331,733)
2,355,074	Totals for Rounds 1 to 8 (subject to adjustment)
2,659,817	Progressive after Round 9 — (2008: 2,811,409)

FROM THE ROUND

GEELONG v WEST.B'DOGS
the Cats won their 4th-straight game against the Bulldogs ...
Geelong enjoyed its 9th consecutive win in the opening rounds and is the first club to pass 1000 points for the season – 1060 at an average of 117.17 points per match ...
no new match records were noted in the 146th contest which brought Geelong its 90th win over the Tricolours, 54 losses, two draws ...
Michael Rogers noted – Geelong set a new club record of nine consecutive century scores ...
the Q1 and Q4 scores mirrored each other, Geelong 6.4 and 3.2, Bulldogs 3.2 and 6.4 ...
300th JASON AKERMANIS, 52 WB 2007-09, 248 Bri 1995-2006 ...

NORTH MELB v FREMANTLE
the Dockers opened with 6.5-41, their best start of the season – they lost by 13 points, 12.13-85 v 14.14-98 ...
the Kangaroos recovered to win from a 26 point deficit – the biggest Q1 deficit they had faced in their 17 matches against Fremantle ...
North started their comeback with their best Q2 against Freo, 6.5-41 ...
no other new match records were observed ...
100th ROGER HAYDEN (Fremantle), 2002-09 ...

ADELAIDE v CARLTON
the Blues were goalless at half-time for only the 6th time since 1924 –
1924-R16-AP, 0.0-0 v South Melbourne 5.13-43
1968-R3-PP, 0.7-7 v Essendon 0.5-5
1991-R11-WO, 0.7-7 v Footscray 4.6-30
1995-R9-P, 0.5-5 v St Kilda 6.8-44
2002-R19-PP, 0.4-4 v Port Adelaide 3.9-27
2009-R9-FP, 0.5-5 v Adelaide 8.6-54
EDDIE BETTS kicked Carlton's first goal, 6 minutes into Q3 ...
Adelaide won their first home match this year at Football Park with a 6.3-39 finish as their best Q4 of the season, so far ...
the Crows held Carlton to their lowest Q1 score v Adelaide – 0.3 – previous lowest 1.1 in 2001-R4 and 2004-R11 ...
Adelaide posted their 6th-straight win over Carlton – the Crows have won 8 of the last 9 meetings; Carlton's only win was by 4pts, 2004-R11-FP ...
no other new match records were recorded ...
it was only the second time of their 427 League games that Adelaide has held an opponent goalless in the first half – the other, 2009-R5, Melbourne 0.3-3 ...
200th BRENDAN FEVOLA (Carlton), 1999-2009, 173 premiership games, 26 pre-season, 1 State ...

WEST COAST v COLLINGWOOD
Collingwood won its 3rd consecutive game over the Eagles – first time ...
the Magpies won their 9th round fixture for the 7th straight season – also refer Col-WLD ...
on their 17th visit to Perth the Pies won their 4th game – Subiaco 4 from 14, WACA 0 from 3 ...
no other new match recorded were noted ...
200th TARKYN LOCKYER (Collingwood), 1999-2009 ...
100th MARK SEABY (West Coast), 2004-09 ...

RICHMOND v ESSENDON
the Tigers started with 5.5-35 – their best Q1 of the season so far – they lost ...
Essendon halted a run of three successive losses to the Tigers ...
in Essendon's 99th win over Richmond from 184 games since 1908, no new match records were noted ...
Michael Rogers notes that Richmond has gone through the first nine rounds without kicking a century for the first time since 1962 ...
100th SHANE TUCK (Richmond), 2004-09 ...

SYDNEY v PORT ADELAIDE
in Q1 the Swans repeated their 8.1-49 from their last meeting with Port in last year's R9 at Football Park; it is the best opening versus the Power ...
the pair of 8.1 efforts are the best in Q1 by the Swans since 8.2-50 versus the Bulldogs in 1999-R14 at the SCG – a game which Sydney lost by 22 points, 14.17-101 to 18.15-123 ...
Sydney kicked their third-highest score against Port – falling short of 18.17-125 in 2001-R11-SCG and 22.14-146 in 2008-R2 also at the SCG ...
the Swans had their second-best win over Port – only 68 points is bigger in 2008-R2-SCG ...
Michael Rogers notes that Port Adelaide's single goal in time on maintains their status as the only team to have never failed to score in Q1 ...
Sydney notched their record 5th straight win over Port – obtained by an average winning margin of 38 points ...
no other new match records were recorded ...

Bruce Kennedy noted that going into the 9th round the Swans and Melbourne were level on 1011 wins.
Sydney's win and Melbourne's loss, edges the Swans ahead for the first time since 1987-R20. In Rd 21, 1987 Melbourne drew level with the Swans on 780 wins.

ST KILDA v BRISBANE
the Saints booted 6.1-37 in Q4; their best finish of the season so far ...
Michael Rogers observed: 530 is lowest points total points conceded by St Kilda in the first 9 rounds of a season since 1919 and lowest of any club since 518 was conceded by Collingwood in the first 9 matches of 1966 ...
no new match records for noted in the 37th contest between the pair – the Saints have won 14 of the 19 meetings in Melbourne, 5 at Moorabbin, 4 at Waverley, 5 at Docklands ...

HAWTHORN v MELBOURNE
the Hawks made it four straight over the Demons, the equal of their runs in 1960-61, 1970-72 and 1985-86 – however they are still a long way from the 22-game stretch that Hawthorn racked up between 1973-1984 ...
the Hawks bounced out with 6.2, their best start to the season so far ...
Melbourne's CAMERON BRUCE reached 200 goals in game 191 ...
no other new match records were noted in their 150th meeting ...

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

Cats survive Bulldogs' bite (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 1
Geelong v Western Bulldogs
Friday (n), May 22, 2009 Docklands, 7.40pm AEST; Roof: closed; crowd: 44,620 Conditions: Good Weather: 15C, after a sunny day and a top of 20C
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
GEE	6.4-40 (20)	9.10-64 (13)	14.12-96 (22)	17.14-116 (2)
WB	3.2-20	8.3-51	11.8-74	17.12-114
Goals: Geelong: Steve Johnson 5.2, Mathew Stokes 4, Paul Chapman 3, Joel Selwood, Ryan Gamble, Max Rooke, Jimmy Bartel, Travis Varcoe. West.B'dogs: Jason Akermanis 4, Brad Johnson 4, Daniel Giansiracusa 2, Ryan Griffen 2, Adam Cooney, Josh Hill, Will Minson, Nathan Eagleton, Liam Picken. Best: Geelong: Steve Johnson, Gary Ablett, Paul Chapman, Joel Selwood, Corey Enright, Mathew Stokes. West.B'dogs: Jason Akermanis, Matthew Boyd, Brad Johnson, Ryan Griffen, Brian Lake, Daniel Cross. Umpires: Mathew James, Ray Chamberlain, Heath Ryan. Reports: l Jimmy Bartel (Gee) was cited with a Level One charge of tripping Shaun Higgins (WB) in Q2. The MRP offered a reprimand and with the early plea the reduced penalty of 66 points towards his future record. Geelong sought the adjudication of the Tribunal. On Tuesday the AFL Tribunal found Bartel guilty of negligently tripping Higgins. Bartel received a reprimand and 88 demerit points toward his future record. l Mathew Stokes (Gee) was charged with striking a Level Two striking offence against Liam Picken (WB) in Q4. The MRP offered Stokes a one-match suspension with an early plea. Stokes accepted the MRP penalty.

Dockers pays high price for clangers (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 2
North Melb v Fremantle
Saturday, May 23, 2009 Docklands, 2.10pm AEST; Roof: open; crowd: 15,436 Conditions: Good Weather: 22C, fine, turning to overcast in Q2
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
NM	2.3-15	8.8-56	12.11-83 (13)	14.14-98 (13)
FRE	6.5-41 (26)	9.7-61 (5)	10.10-70	12.13-85
Goals: North Melb: David Hale 5.1, Ben Warren 2, Todd Goldstein, Aaron Edwards, Sam Wright, Drew Petrie, Leigh Harding, Daniel Wells, Brady Rawlings. Fremantle: Luke McPharlin 4, Matthew Pavlich 3, Paul Hasleby 2, Roger Hayden, Des Headland, Brett Peake. Best: North Melb: Drew Petrie, David Hale, Josh Gibson, Brady Rawlings, Leigh Harding, Michael Firrito, Gavin Urquhart. Fremantle: Paul Hasleby, Matthew Pavlich, Garrick Ibbotson, Aaron Sandilands, Luke McPharlin, Stephen Hill, Steven Dodd. Umpires: Stephen McBurney, Shane Stewart, Mathew Nicholls.

Fast Crows catch Blues on the hop (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 3
Adelaide v Carlton
Saturday, May 23, 2009 Football Park, 3.10pm AEST, crowd: 41,107 Conditions: Good Weather: 20C, cloudy
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
ADE	3.4-22 (19)	8.6-54 (49)	9.11-65	15.14-104 (44)
CAR	0.3-3	0.5-5	5.8-38	8.12-60
Goals: Adelaide: Chris Knights 5.0, Kurt Tippett 2, Bernie Vince 2, Jason Porplyzia 2, Michael Doughty, Brent Reilly, Andy Otten, Roger Dangerfield. Carlton: Matthew Kreuzer 2, Marc Murphy 2, Nick Stevens 2, Eddie Betts, Brendan Fevola. Best: Adelaide: Michael Doughty, Tyson Edwards, Chris Knights, Scott Thompson, David Mackay, Graham Johncock, Andy Otten, Ben Rutten. Carlton: Marc Murphy, Nick Stevens, Matthew Kreuzer, Paul Bower, Steven Browne. Umpires: Scott McLaren, Craig Hendrie, Troy Pannell.

Pies attack as Eagles hit new low (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 4
West Coast v Collingwood
Saturday (n), May 23, 2009 Subiaco Oval, 7.40pm AEST; crowd: 36,658 Conditions: Fair to good, following heavy rain in recent days Weather: 15C, cool, showers possible, blustery wind
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
WCE	3.4-22 (12)	3.8-26	5.10-40	9.12-66
COL	1.4-10	4.10-34 (8)	8.12-60 (20)	12.16-88 (22)
Goals: Collingwood: John Anthony 3, Leon Davis 3, Tarkyn Lockyer 2, Heath Shaw, Nathan Brown, Brad Dick, Steele Sidebottom. West Coast: Ben McKinley 4, David Wirrpanda, Brad Ebert, Josh Kennedy, Brett Jones, Dean Cox. Best: Collingwood: Leon Davis, Dane Swan, Scott Pendlebury, Nick Maxwell, Tarkyn Lockyer, Brad Dick, Harry O'Brien. West Coast: Ben McKinley, Daniel Kerr, Adam Selwood, Matt Priddis. Umpires: Dean Margetts, Robert Findlay, Shane McInerney.

Tigers surge, then stop as Dons run riot (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 5
Richmond v Essendon
Saturday (n), May 23, 2009 MCG, 7.45pm AEST, crowd: 73,625 Conditions: Fair to good Weather: 20C, cloudy, swirling wind
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
RCH	5.5-35 (16)	9.8-62 (16)	10.12-72	12.13-85
ESS	3.1-19	7.4-46	13.6-84 (12)	19.11-125 (40)
Goals: Essendon: Matthew Lloyd 4, Alwyn Davey 3, David Zaharakis 3, Jobe Watson 2, Andrew Lovett 2, Jason Winderlich 2, Heath Hocking, Angus Monfries, Sam Lonergan. Richmond: Mitch Morton 3, Kayne Pettifer 2, Nathan Brown 2, Dean Polo, Daniel Connors, Trent Cotchin, Brett Deledio, Andrew Collins. Best: Essendon: Jason Winderlich, Andrew Lovett, Jobe Watson, Matthew Lloyd, Brent Stanton, Patrick Ryder. Richmond: Shane Tuck, Brett Deledio, Nathan Foley, Andrew Collins, Nathan Brown, Mitch Morton. Umpires: Michael Vozzo, Stuart Wenn, Jacob Mollison. Report: Nathan Lovett-Murray (Ess) was cited with a Level Three rough conduct charge against Kayne Pettifer (Rch) in Q3. The MRP imposed a three-match suspension. Due to Lovett-Murray's poor record the penalty cannot be reduced. The player accepted the MRP penalty.

Obedient Swans off to a flyer (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 6
Sydney v Port Adelaide
Sunday, May 24, 2009 SCG, 1.10pm AEST; crowd: 23,229 Conditions: Fair to good, after a rainy week Weather: 21C, mostly sunny, fine, chance of a late shower
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
SYD	8.1-49 (43)	11.6-72 (51)	13.13-91 (49)	18.15-123 (55)
PA	1.0-6	3.3-21	6.6-42	10.8-68
Goals: Sydney: Jarrad McVeigh 2, Darren Jolly 2, Barry Hall 2, Jesse White 2, Adam Goodes 2, Brett Kirk 2, Amon Buchanan, Jarred Moore, Michael O'Loughlin, Martin Mattner, Ryan O'Keefe, Jude Bolton. Port Adelaide: Warren Tredrea 2, Hamish Hartlett 2, Brett Ebert 2, Daniel Motlop, Peter Burgoyne, Domenic Cassisi, Tom Logan. Best: Sydney: Brett Kirk, Jared Crouch, Rhyce Shaw, Jarrad McVeigh, Richards. Port Adelaide: Kane Cornes, Hamish Hartlett, Domenic Cassisi, Robbie Gray, Matt Thomas. Umpires: Hayden Kennedy, Matt Stevic, Shaun Ryan.

St Kilda pass first test (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 7
St Kilda v Brisbane Lions
Sunday, May 24, 2009 Docklands, 2.10pm AEST; Roof: closed; crowd: 30,673 Conditions: Good Weather: outside 20C, mostly cloudy, windy
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
STK	4.2-26 (20)	5.9-39 (8)	8.12-60	14.13-97 (16)
BRI	1.0-6	5.1-31	10.3-63 (3)	13.3-81
Goals: St Kilda: Justin Koschitzke 4, Nick Riewoldt 4, Stephen Milne 3, Leigh Montagna 2, Michael Gardiner. Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 3, Daniel Bradshaw 2, Justin Sherman 2, James Polkinghorne 2, Aaron Cornelius 2, Matt Austin, Simon Black. Best: St Kilda: Leigh Montagna, Lenny Hayes, Jason Ball, Justin Koschitzke, Sam Gilbert, Nick Riewoldt, Brendon Goddard. Brisbane: Jared Brennan, Simon Black, Cheynee Stiller, Luke Power, Mitch Clarke, Justin Sherman, Daniel Bradshaw. Umpires: Chris Donlon, Simon Meredith, Todd Keating.

Runaway Hawks surprised (The Age) – more ...

2009 — ROUND 9 — GAME 8
Hawthorn v Melbourne
Sunday, May 24, 2009 MCG, 4.40pm AEST; crowd: 39,395 Conditions: Good Weather: 20C, mild evening
	1/4 time	1/2 time	3/4 time	Final
HAW	6.2-38 (21)	11.7-73 (43)	16.9-105 (47)	17.12-114 (22)
MEL	2.5-17	4.6-30	8.10-58	13.14-92
Goals: Hawthorn: Lance Franklin 4, Jarryd Roughead 3, Chance Bateman 2, Brent Guerra 2, Cyril Rioli 2, Ben McGlynn, Beau Muston, Michael Osborne, Mark Williams. Melbourne: Colin Sylvia 4, Stefan Martin 2, Russell Robertson 2, Matthew Bate, Cameron Bruce, Paul Johnson, James McDonald, Brock McLean. Best: Hawthorn: Jordan Lewis, Beau Muston, Sam Mitchell, Lance Franklin, Brad Sewell, Jarryd Roughead. Melbourne: Colin Sylvia, Brad Green, Brock McLean, Brent Moloney, Paul Johnson, Nathan Jones. Umpires: Brett Rosebury, Sam Hay, Michael Avon.

2009, Round 9

GEELONG 17.14-116 (S.Johnson 5.2, Stokes 4, Chapman 3) best, S.Johnson, Ablett, Chapman, WEST.B'DOGS 17.12-114 (Akermanis 4, Johnson 4) best, Akermanis, Boyd, Johnson.
Friday night at Docklands: 44,620.
Reports:
l Jimmy Bartel (Gee) was cited with a Level One charge of tripping Shaun Higgins (WB) in Q2. The MRP offered a reprimand and with the early plea the reduced penalty of 66 points towards his future record.
Geelong sought the adjudication of the Tribunal.
On Tuesday the AFL Tribunal found Bartel guilty of negligently tripping Higgins. Bartel received a reprimand and 88 demerit points toward his future record.
l Mathew Stokes (Gee) was charged with striking a Level Two striking offence against Liam Picken (WB) in Q4. The MRP offered Stokes a one-match suspension with an early plea. Stokes accepted the MRP penalty.

NORTH MELB 14.14-98 (Hale 5.1, Warren 2) best, Petrie, Hale Gibson, FREMANTLE 12.13-85 (McPharlin 4, Pavlich 3) best, Hasleby, Pavlich, Ibbotson.
Saturday at Docklands: 15,436.

ADELAIDE 15.14-104 (Knights 5.0) best, Doughty, Edwards, Knights, CARLTON 8.12-60 (Kreuzer 2, Murphy 2, Stevens 2) best, Murphy, Kreuzer.
Saturday at Football Park: 41,107.

COLLINGWOOD 12.16-88 (Anthony 3, Davis 3) best, Davis, Swan, Pendlebury, WEST COAST 9.12-66 (McKinley 4) best, McKinley, Kerr, A.Selwood.
Saturday night at Subiaco: 36,658.

ESSENDON 19.11-125 (Lloyd 4, Davey 3, Zaharakis 3) best, Winderlich, Lovett, Watson, RICHMOND 12.13-85 (Morton 3) best, Tuck, Deledio, Foley.
Saturday night at MCG: 73,625.
Report:
Nathan Lovett-Murray (Ess) was cited with a Level Three rough conduct charge against Kayne Pettifer (Rch) in Q3. The MRP imposed a three-match suspension. Due to Lovett-Murray's poor record the penalty cannot be reduced.
The player accepted the MRP penalty.

SYDNEY 18.15-123 (McVeigh 2, Jolly 2, Hall 2, White 2, Goodes 2, Kirk 2) best, Kirk, Crouch, Shaw, PORT ADELAIDE 10.8-68 (Tredrea 2, Hartlett 2, Ebert 2) best, K.Cornes, Hartlett, Cassisi.
Sunday at SCG: 23,229.

ST KILDA 14.13-97 (Koschitzke 4, Riewoldt 4, Milne 3) best, Montagna, Hayes, Ball, BRISBANE 13.3-81 (Brown 3) best, Brennan, Black, Stiller.
Sunday at Docklands: 30,673.

HAWTHORN 17.12-114 (Franklin 4, Roughead 3) best, Lewis, Muston, Mitchell, MELBOURNE 13.14-92 (Sylvia 4) best, Sylvia, Green, McLean.
Sunday at MCG: 39,395.

**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	WON	13/33
34	R8(n)-BCG	Adelaide	v Bri	Lost	14/34
35	R8(n)-Hom	West Coast	v Syd	Lost	14/35
36	R8-FP	Richmond	v PA	Lost	14/36
37	R9-Dok	Fremantle	v NM	Lost	14/37
38	R9-FP	Carlton	v Ade	Lost	14/38
39	R9(n)-S	Collingwood	v WCE	WON	15/39
40	R9-SCG	Port Adelaide	v Syd	Lost	15/40
41	R9-Dok	Brisbane	v StK	Lost	15/41
42	R10(n)-Dok	West Coast	v Car	x	x
43	R10-Man	West.B'dogs	v Syd	x	x
44	R10-Man	Sydney	v WB	x	x
45	R10(n)-Dok	Brisbane	v NM	x	x
46	R10(n)-S	Richmond	v Fre	x	x
47	R10-FP	Hawthorn	v Ade	x	x
48	R10-Dok	Collingwood	v PA	x	x
49	R11(n)-BCG	Carlton	v Bri	x	x
50	R11(n)-FP	Fremantle	v PA	x	x
51	R11-Dok	Adelaide	v Ess	x	x
52	R11-MCG	Sydney	v Haw	x	x
53	R11-Sub	Geelong	v WCE	x	x
54	R12(n)-Mar	Port Adelaide	v WB	x	x
55	R12(n)-Dok	West Coast	v Rch	x	x
56	R12-YPL	Brisbane	v Haw	x	x
57	R12-FP	North Melb	v Ade	x	x
58	R12(n)-Hom	Collingwood	v Syd	x	x
59	R12-Sub	Geelong	v Fre	x	x
x	x	x	x	x	x