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With just three rounds remaining the VFL home and away season, there are still at least 13 sides capable of making a run for the premiership. But with two of those teams - Sandringham and Sydney - on a bye this round, they would both need a minor miracle to reach the top 10.
Greater Western Sydney remains the best hope of sneaking into a finals berth, the 11th-placed Giants taking on fifth-placed Box Hill in what looms as a massive Sunday morning clash in Blacktown. Werribee looked to have sewn up top spot ahead of a match with Southport on Saturday, while Gold Coast was hanging onto eighth spot before taking on Coburg. The round kicked off on Friday afternoon with a battle between Footscray and Casey, with Frankston and Port Melbourne meeting in a Friday night game.
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In the WAFL, Claremont traveled to take on top-of-the-ladder Peel Thunder in a bid to keep its finals chances alive, while East Fremantle v South Fremantle could also determine who makes the final five.
The SANFL is having a bye round across the competition this weekend, before resuming for the final three weeks of the home and away season.
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Smithy's VFL fixture, round 19
Friday, August 2
Footscray v Casey, Whitten Oval, 3.05pm AEST
Frankston v Port Melbourne, Kinetic Stadium, 7.35pm AEST
Saturday, August 3
Gold Coast v Coburg, People First Stadium, 11.05am AEST
Carlton v Brisbane, Ikon Park, 11.05am AEST
Werribee v Southport, Avalon Airport Oval, 12.05pm AEST
Northern Bullants v Essendon, Genis Steel Oval, 2.05pm AEST
Sunday, August 4
Greater Western Sydney v Box Hill, Blacktown ISP, 11.05am AEST
Williamstown v North Melbourne, DSV Stadium, 12pm AEST
SANFL fixture
No matches this weekend
WAFL fixture, round 18
Saturday, August 3
West Coast v Perth, Mineral Resources Park, 1.10pm AWST
East Perth v West Perth, Sullivan Logistics Stadiuml, 2.10pm AWST
Peel Thunder v Claremont, Lane Group Stadium, 2.30pm AWST
Swan Districts v Subiaco, Steel Blue Oval, 2.30pm AWST
East Fremantle v South Fremantle, Fremantle Oval, 2.30pm AWST
