Richmond abandoned a VFA match at Port Melbourne at three-quarter time after rough treatment and threats left only seven of its players willing to return after half-time.
Oddities
Richmond abandoned a VFA match at Port Melbourne at three-quarter time after rough treatment and threats left only seven of its players willing to return after half-time.
Oddities
Melbourne University beat the Sydney University Australian Association Club in Melbourne, the first inter-varsity football match held in Australia under any code.
Clubs
The SAFA disqualified Port Adelaide from the rest of the 1902 season after the club forfeited a semi-final rather than play under umpire Phil Kneebone.
Kneebone went on to umpire the grand final the following week.
Umpires and tribunal
The Northern Territory Football League was taken over by the AFL on 3 September 2001 and became AFL Northern Territory.
Administration
Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs played a women's exhibition match on 3 September 2016, the only game in that year's series contested for the Hampson-Hardeman Cup.
Women's football
Sydney Swans's first AFLW win
AFLW · Round 1 · North Sydney Oval · crowd 5,474
Finals Week 1
AFL · Optus Stadium · crowd 59,446
Finals Week 1
AFL · MCG · crowd 91,525
Finals Week 1
AFL · Optus Stadium · crowd 58,982
Semi Final
AFL · Optus Stadium · crowd 44,091
Qualifying Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 63,608
Elimination Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 65,018
Qualifying Final
AFL · AAMI Stadium · crowd 48,768
Qualifying Final
AFL · Gabba · crowd 33,582
Qualifying Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 41,227
Elimination Final
VFL · Waverley Park · crowd 43,438
Elimination Final
VFL · Waverley Park · crowd 65,881
Sydney v Collingwood, first of 237 VFL/AFL games
Brisbane Lions v Richmond, first of 49 AFLW games so far
North Melbourne v St Kilda, first of 47 AFLW games so far
West Coast Eagles v Fremantle, first of 43 AFLW games so far
GWS Giants v Sydney Swans, first of 42 AFLW games so far
Sydney Swans v GWS Giants, first of 41 AFLW games so far
Richmond, 112 games (2019-2026)
Port Adelaide, 17 games (2023-2024)
South Melbourne, 207 games (1911-1926)
Footscray, 188 games (1977-1988)