AFL on track for second-highest attended round in history
With just one match left in round five, the AFL is on track for its second-highest attended round in history.
With just one match left in round five, the AFL is on track for its second-highest attended round in history.
It's now time for the night matches as Sydney face GWS and Fremantle host North Melbourne.
Everything you need to know about round five of the 2017 AFL season.
Former Essendon assistant and interim senior coach Mark Thompson says he cannot let go of the supplements scandal that engulfed the club for four years and believes it will end up killing him.
Brisbane legend Jonathan Brown says Hawthorn's decline reminds him of Brisbane's slump after their decisive triple premiership.
The two night matches see Adelaide host Essendon and Carlton take on Gold Coast.
Bulldogs and Roos make Good Friday history, crunch time for Pies and Saints and the promise of a great Saturday night match-up.
Carlton captain Marc Murphy anticipates he will go head-to-head with Gold Coast champion Gary Ablett when their sides meet on Saturday night at Etihad Stadium.
Magpies forward Jamie Elliott appears to be on the verge of a long-awaited return to senior football, and Daniel Wells is also making strong gains, says coach.
Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley has slammed the new third-man up rule as being too grey and believes rules should not be tinkered with for at least a three-year period.
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