Fremantle Dockers
vs
Western Bulldogs

WHEN: Sunday July 8, 2.40pm
WHERE: Patersons Stadium, WA

FREMANTLE 14.11 (95) def WESTERN BULLDOGS 8.9 (57)

Gold Coast Suns
vs
Geelong Cats

WHEN: Sunday July 8, 3.15pm
WHERE: Metricon Stadium, QLD

GEELONG 15.20 (110) def GOLD COAST 13.18 (96)

Hawthorn Hawks
vs
Greater Western Sydney Giants

WHEN: Sunday July 8, 1.10pm
WHERE: MCG, VIC

HAWTHORN 28.25 (193) def GWS GIANTS 4.7 (31)

Port Adelaide Power
vs
Adelaide Crows

WHEN: Saturday July 7, 7.10pm
WHERE: AAMI Stadium, SA

ADELAIDE 17.14 (116) def PORT ADELAIDE 8.10 (58)

St Kilda Saints
vs
Essendon Bombers

WHEN: Saturday July 7, 7.40pm
WHERE: Etihad Stadium, VIC

ST KILDA 21.7 (133) def ESSENDON 8.14 (62)

Sydney Swans
vs
Brisbane Lions

WHEN: Saturday, July 7, 4.40pm
WHERE: SCG, NSW

SYDNEY 16.14 (110) def BRISBANE 9.9 (63)

Melbourne Demons
vs
Richmond Tigers

WHEN: Saturday July 7, 2.15pm
WHERE: MCG, VIC

RICHMOND 13.23 (101) def MELBOURNE 11.12 (78)

North Melbourne Kangaroos
vs
West Coast Eagles

WHEN: Saturday July 7, 1.45pm
WHERE: Blundstone Arena, TAS

WEST COAST 12.14 (86) def NORTH MELBOURNE 13.6 (84)

Collingwood Magpies
vs
Carlton Blues

WHEN: MCG, Friday July 6, 7.50pm
WHERE: MCG, VIC

CARLTON 12.13 (85) def COLLINGWOOD 8.14 (62)

Ah, twas good to take in a full round of football – the multi-bye rounds resembled a night on the tear confined to light beer! Round 14 proved quite predictable too, as all but one favourite (St Kilda) saluted and given this appeared to be the danger game I suspect most managed to snare a

Fremantle Dockers
vs
Western Bulldogs
WHEN: Sunday July 8, 2.40pm
WHERE: Patersons Stadium, WA
LAST TIME: Western Bulldogs 15.17 (107) d Fremantle 8.13 (61), round 24, 2011 at Patersons Stadium

Gold Coast Suns
vs
Geelong Cats
WHEN: Sunday July 8, 3.15pm
WHERE: Metricon Stadium, QLD
LAST TIME: Geelong 29.14 (188) d Gold Coast 6.2 (38), round 20, 2011 at Skilled Stadium

Hawthorn Hawks
vs
Greater Western Sydney Giants
WHEN: Sunday July 8, 1.10pm
WHERE: MCG, VIC
LAST TIME: Never played

Port Adelaide Power
vs
Adelaide Crows
WHEN: Saturday July 7, 7.10pm
WHERE: AAMI Stadium, SA
LAST TIME: Adelaide 16.14 (110) defeated Port Adelaide 14.7 (91), round 5, 2012 at AAMI Stadium

St Kilda Saints
vs
Essendon Bombers
WHEN: Saturday July 7, 7.40pm
WHERE: Etihad Stadium, VIC
LAST TIME: Essendon 21.10 (136) defeated St Kilda 12.12 (84), round 3, 2011 at Etihad Stadium

Sydney Swans
vs
Brisbane Lions

WHEN: Saturday, July 7, 4.40pm
WHERE: SCG, NSW
LAST TIME: Sydney Swans 18.11 (119) d Brisbane Lions 9.13 (67), round 24, 2011 at the SCG

Melbourne Demons
vs
Richmond Tigers

WHEN: Saturday July 7, 2.15pm
WHERE: MCG, VIC
LAST TIME: Richmond 20.13 (133) d Melbourne 11.8 (74), round three, 2011, at the MCG

North Melbourne Kangaroos
vs
West Coast Eagles
WHEN: Saturday July 7, 1.45pm
WHERE: Blundstone Arena, TAS
LAST TIME: West Coast 17.18 (115) d North Melbourne 15.5 (95), round six, 2012 at Patersons Stadium

Collingwood Magpies
vs
Carlton Blues

WHEN: MCG, Friday July 6, 7.50pm
WHERE: MCG, VIC
LAST TIME: Carlton 18.14 (122) d Collingwood 9.8 (62), round three, 2012, at the MCG

FN’s roving reporter DANIEL PAPROTH previews all the action in Round 15 of the AFL including the players to watch in your SuperCoach and DreamTeams.                 Collingwood vs Carlton Friday 7:50 MCG Hard to believe that back in Round 3 Carlton handed Collingwood a 60-point loss. They were immediately installed

HAWTHORN’S injury toll just got worse with the news key forward Jordan Lisle is likely to miss at least six weeks with a facial fracture. After its disappointing 41-point loss to Collingwood on Sunday, the Hawks hang precariously in fourth spot and loom as the ones likely to drop out because of its sudden loss

FN’s roving reporter DANIEL PAPROTH previews all of the action for Round 15 in the AFL. He also gives a few handy hints on last minute changes to your Dream Team or Supercoach teams. Western Bulldogs vs Melbourne, Friday 7:40, Etihad Stadium A big clash here as both sides will be fighting for the lower

ESSENDON coach Matthew Knights will well and truly be in the spotlight after round 15 following his teams fifth loss in a row against Melbourne by 19-points on Sunday. The Bombers have slumped into the bottom five on the ladder and appear to have gone backwards on last year’s promising year that got them into

THE Western Bulldogs returned to form in emphatic style yesterday with a 68-point thumping of Carlton at Etihad Stadium. So much has been said about the Bulldogs season after last week’s three point loss to Hawthorn and a top four spot was seen to be out of their control. But now they’re back in the

WESTERN Bulldogs veteran Jason Akermanis says he wants to play in next week’s match against Port Adelaide in Darwin after returning to form with five goals and 21 disposals for Williamstown yesterday. The 33-year-old excelled with little checking from his Geelong opponent Matt Firman conversely to last week when accused Sandringham’s Alistair Smith of being a

We preview what could be another classic Cats v Hawks clash at the MCG on Saturday

PORT ADELAIDE today forced long-serving coach Mark Williams to stand down after a tumultuous season which has ended in a club record seven consecutive game losing streak. Williams broke down at a press conference in Adelaide today. “I am leaving today because of illness and fatigue – the supporters have become sick and tired of

JUST as Travis Boak returns for tonight’s clash for the Power against Collingwood, it is believed the young star has remained loyal to Port Adelaide by re-signing a new contract. Boak has previously been linked to the Gold Coast and Victorian teams Essendon and Geelong. The Power are looking to return to the winners list

A RESURGENT Hawthorn appears likely to be bolstered by the return of key defenders Josh Gibson and Campbell Brown for Saturday’s blockbuster against Geelong at the MCG. Gibson, who has been missing for the past three months with a hamstring tendon injury similar to sidelined St Kilda captain Nick Riewoldt, will come into the selection