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Richmond had jumped from 42 points behind to secure a superb win over the Brisbane Lions at MCG. In Sunday’s other fixtures, the Gold Coast beat the West Coast by three points, while Essendon beat COVID-hit North Melbourne by eight goals. After conceding the first six goals for most of the game against the Lions, the Tigers took the lead in the 16th minute of the final quarter. The two sides traded punches for the final stages, with veteran Mitch Robinson missing a golden opportunity to put the Lions back in front after picking up a free kick from 15 yards. A fatal error from defender Darcy Gardiner allowed Tigers star Tom Lynch to score his fourth and last-minute winner. The Tigers ended a three-game winless run to win 15.14 (104) to 14.13 (97) in Shane Edwards’ 300th senior appearance. Importantly for Richmond, it provides a great opportunity for the ninth-placed Tigers to play in this year’s final with the last three games in favor of the season. But for the Lions, this is a major b

Amid claims that Ginnivan was targeted because of his low tackle technique, Collingwood president Jeff Browne said the club had sought clarification from the AFL. Load “I think the referee can go in your favor, and against you,” Browne told 3AW. “I know what you mean and it must have been on my mind. We need to clarify this with the referee, there is no question about that. “I don’t know if it was personal, but it was, obviously, a directive and in certain cases it was implemented incorrectly. We need to talk about that.” Ginnivan hasn’t dropped his body yet but still finds himself blocked by Redman. The club’s move came as a league crackdown emerged in the 19th round leading to a low season – outside of the byes – for a high free-kick. Ginnivan has been awarded the highest free-kick this season (17), two ahead of Geelong captain Joel Selwood. But he hasn’t received one over the past two weeks, initially coinciding with a larger public debate about his tactics, and this weekend aft

AFL 2022 round 19 LIVE update: Richmond Tigers v Fremantle Dockers scores, fixtures, teams, ladders, odds, tickets, players, Dustin Martin AFL 2022 LIVE Update round 19: Tiger, Docker fight in fierce battle; Martin aggravates hamstring injury Sorry, this feature is not currently available. We are working to restore it. Please try again later. disband Skip to section navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer By Roy Ward Updated July 22, 2022 — 21:38 first published on 19:00 Plain text size Larger text size Text size is very large Load Key posts Hide main post 21:38 Dockers have a quiet night ahead The Fremantle forward is struggling to get into tonight’s contest with a team scoring just five goals in almost three quarters of the game. They missed leading goal-kick Rory Lobb but their usually strong attacking line has had few chances so far. Tigers 46, Dockers 39 with two minutes remaining in Q3. Fremantle forward Matt Taberner. Credit: Getty Images 21:26 Fyfe off, Colyer on when Son

Wests Tigers interim coach Brett Kimmorley heading into his fifth game at the helm is still looking for a win but regardless of how the rest of 2022 plays out, he says he wants to stay involved when Tim Sheens takes over next year. Giving up the job mid-season after Michael Maguire was sacked, Kimmorley had overseen defeats to the Sea Eagles, Bulldogs, Warriors and Eels but with Adam Doueihi moving to his preferred five-eighth and Jackson Hastings to lock in there is reason to be optimistic on Sunday against a Penrith side who lost its original star. The club announced on Thursday that 2005 premier league winning coach Sheens will take over as head coach in 2023, with former major championship-winning playmakers Marshall and Robbie Farah at his side, leaving Kimmorley with eight weeks left to keep the Tigers from bottom of the table. ladder. Sheens will take over the head coach role over the next two years, with Marshall then taking over in 2025 for at least the next three seasons. “C