Footscray reached the 1944 finals when Harry Hickey's 50 metre kick after the siren barely made the distance and crept through off hands for the winning behind against Carlton.
Carlton needed only a draw to play finals.
Oddities
Footscray reached the 1944 finals when Harry Hickey's 50 metre kick after the siren barely made the distance and crept through off hands for the winning behind against Carlton.
Carlton needed only a draw to play finals.
Oddities
West Torrens played its last game at Thebarton Oval, ending a run of 68 seasons at the ground.
Grounds
The Sporting Globe, Melbourne's football paper since 1922, published its final Wednesday edition, its Saturday evening run having already ended in 1979 as television coverage cut into its readership.
Media
Grand Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 96,249
Grand Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 21,130
Finals Week 1
AFL · MCG · crowd 78,377
Qualifying Final
AFL · Subiaco Oval · crowd 43,302
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 91,715
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 86,411
Semi Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 54,817
Sectional Round 2
VFL · Junction Oval
Sectional Round 2
VFL · Brunswick Street Oval
Sectional Round 2
VFL · East Melbourne
Sectional Round 2
VFL · Victoria Park
Port Adelaide won by 112 points
AFL · Round 22 · Football Park · crowd 22,976
Geelong Cats v Western Bulldogs, first of 45 AFLW games so far
Port Adelaide v Adelaide Crows, first of 44 AFLW games so far
Gold Coast Suns v Carlton, first of 42 AFLW games so far
Western Bulldogs, 86 games (2021-2026)
Sydney, 76 games (2020-2026)
GWS Giants, 45 games (2022-2026)
Carlton, 39 games (2023-2026)
Richmond, 9 games (2026)
Footscray, 256 games (1990-2003)
Collingwood, 242 games (2012-2025)
St Kilda, 234 games (1997-2009)