Camberwell fans ran onto the ground to celebrate after the final bell, but umpire Irvine had not heard it, and Brunswick's Ivor McIvor kicked a goal fifteen seconds later to win the VFA match.
Camberwell protested and the Association declared the match no result, with no replay because it could not affect the final four.
Umpires and tribunal
A VFA match between Carlton and Melbourne at East Melbourne on 19 August 1882 was abandoned because Carlton would take the field only if the suspended George Coulthard was allowed to play.
Administration
West Adelaide played its last home game at the Adelaide Showgrounds in Wayville because the Australian Army was taking over the site for the war.
War and society
Fitzroy announced it would not relocate to Sydney, ending a season-long relocation saga with a supporter fundraiser at the Camberwell Civic Centre.
Clubs
The QAFL and businessman Cronin joined forces for a Queensland bid for a VFL licence, in response to rival bids.
Clubs
The 2007 Victorian Women's Football League grand final at Preston City Oval set an Australian crowd record for women's football, and two finals were played at the MCG for the first time.
Women's football
Semi Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 56,924
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 11,728
GWS won by 126 points
AFL · Round 23 · GIANTS Stadium · crowd 10,281
Essendon won by 125 points
VFL · Round 16 · Junction Oval
Draw
VFL · Round 14 · Lake Oval
St Kilda v Carlton, first of 218 VFL/AFL games
Brisbane v Fremantle, first of 214 VFL/AFL games
North Melbourne v Sydney, first of 211 VFL/AFL games
Collingwood v Geelong, first of 175 VFL/AFL games so far
Collingwood v St Kilda, first of 154 VFL/AFL games
Hawthorn v Essendon, first of 150 VFL/AFL games
Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs, first of 131 VFL/AFL games so far
Carlton v Western Bulldogs, first of 120 VFL/AFL games so far
Hawthorn, 215 games (2015-2026)
Western Bulldogs, 68 games (2020-2026)
Melbourne, 258 games (1988-2001)
Geelong, 240 games (2011-2024)
Hawthorn, 224 games (1971-1983)
Hawthorn, 211 games (1982-1995)
St Kilda, 208 games (2006-2018)
Richmond, 185 games (1930-1939)
North Melbourne, 172 games (1984-1993)
Gold Coast Suns, 45 games (2017-2023)
