VIDEO DIARY WEEK 4 SERIES

Tim Kelly bounced back in his 100th AFL game with 28 touches and Jack Darling equalled his career high with six goals as Andrew Gaff played his 250th game. A goal to Jamaine Jones on the siren restored the 3-point margin. Seemingly out of the game at half-time, the Eagles twice fought their way back to within striking distance in the second half, with a Jake Waterman goal putting them within 3 points in the final minute only for Gold Coast to kick the next goal to shut the door on the comeback. West Coast lost in heartbreaking fashion to the Suns. Melbourne comfortably accounted for Fremantle.Ĭollingwood won yet another thriller, this time over Port Adelaide, Sydney thumped local rivals GWS Giants, St Kilda survived a scare to beat Hawthorn, Geelong defeated Western Bulldogs and Adelaide upset Carlton. Petruccelle and West joined Naitanui and Rioli as inclusions when the side was reduced to 22. Elliot Yeo, previously reported to have overcome his hamstring injury, was revealed to have suffered a calf strain, setting him back again. Nic Naitanui and Willie Rioli returned, while Jack Petruccelle, Sam Petrevski-Seton, Connor West, Greg Clark and Zac Langdon were all included on an extended bench.

VIDEO DIARY WEEK 4 SERIES

West Coast rang a series of surprise changes, with Josh Rotham (ankle), Rhett Bazzo (ankle) and Alex Witherden (hamstring) all left out, along with veteran Josh Kennedy who was managed. West Coast announced that Emma Swanson would captain the AFLW side for the fourth straight season, backed up by vice-captain Dana Hooker and Aisling McCarthy. Relevant events for the week Wednesday 27 July 2022 - Tuesday 2 August 2022 ( Prev| Next)

Video diary week 4