A New Zealand team played South Australia at Adelaide Oval, in the year New Zealand beat both New South Wales and Queensland at the Jubilee Australasian Football Carnival.
Overseas
A New Zealand team played South Australia at Adelaide Oval, in the year New Zealand beat both New South Wales and Queensland at the Jubilee Australasian Football Carnival.
Overseas
After Port Adelaide forfeited the second semi-final over the choice of umpire Phil Kneebone, South Adelaide played a hastily arranged exhibition match against North Adelaide to entertain the crowd that had turned up.
South Adelaide were awarded the semi-final by forfeit at Adelaide Oval.
Oddities
East Fremantle's George Doig kicked nineteen of his team's twenty-two goals against Claremont-Cottesloe, a WANFL record that stood until 1953.
The record was finally beaten by Bernie Naylor, who kicked 23 against Subiaco.
Records
Fitzroy played its last VFL/AFL game against Fremantle at Subiaco Oval on 1 September 1996, before the merger that created the Brisbane Lions.
Clubs
Leigh Matthews resigned as Brisbane Lions coach on 1 September 2008, saying he felt the time was right, after the club finished tenth for the second straight year.
People
Fitzroy's last AFL match
AFL · Round 22 · Subiaco Oval · crowd 22,574
Finals Week 1
AFL · Gabba · crowd 35,013
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 82,773
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 91,680
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 15,005
Sectional Round 2
VFL · Junction Oval
Sectional Round 2
VFL · East Melbourne
Sectional Round 2
VFL · Corio Oval
Sectional Round 2
VFL · Princes Park
Draw
VFL · Round 16 · Princes Park · crowd 18,000
300th VFL game, Hawthorn v Geelong
North Melbourne v Richmond, first of 432 VFL/AFL games
Carlton v Fitzroy, first of 255 VFL/AFL games
Brisbane v Richmond, first of 110 VFL/AFL games so far
Hawthorn, 172 games (2017-2026)
Richmond, 59 games (2021-2026)
Melbourne, 41 games (2022-2026)
GWS Giants, 20 games (2025-2026)
GWS, 5 games (2026)
Gold Coast, 5 games (2026)
Carlton, 251 games (1986-1997)
Fitzroy, 190 games (1907-1919)