FANS can look forward to an even bigger selection of state-league footy action in 2023 with every game of the VFL, SANFL and WAFL men's and VFL Women's seasons to be streamed LIVE on AFL.com.au and the AFL Live Official App.
AROUND THE STATE LEAGUES Dons mid, young Dee, axed Sun all fire
VFL
Geelong recruits Tanner Bruhn and Ollie Henry will be looking to respond to their axing from the senior side in the VFL curtain-raiser at the MCG from 11.45am AEST today.
Bruhn and Henry have been dropped after Geelong's 0-3 start to their season, with AFL-listed players James Willis and Cooper Whyte also coming in to the VFL side to face Box Hill.
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It concludes another massive weekend of VFL action, which began when Brisbane took on Collingwood and continued on Good Friday when North Melbourne and Carlton met at Arden Street Oval and Williamstown and Port Melbourne clashed in an old-fashioned grudge match at DSV Stadium.
There were three games on Saturday, starting with Coburg v GWS Giants and highlighted by Richmond's clash with Footscray before another three on Sunday.
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VFLW
It was a big Good Friday of VFLW footy with three games: Williamstown v Port Melbourne, followed by Western Bulldogs v North Melbourne and then Casey Demons v Collingwood.
The action continued on Saturday when Geelong hosted Darebin, which was followed by Essendon v Carlton before the Southern Saints hosted Box Hill Hawks on Sunday.
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SANFL
Round two of the SANFL season began on Thursday evening when reigning premier Norwood hosted Sturt.
On Good Friday, there were three simultaneous games from 2.10pm ACST: West Adelaide v Adelaide, South Adelaide v Woodville-West Torrens, and Central District v North Adelaide. The round finished on the same day when Glenelg hosted Port Adelaide.
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WAFL
The 2023 WAFL season kicked off on Good Friday when West Perth hosted Claremont followed by East Perth v Swan Districts and then Peel Thunder v East Fremantle.
South Fremantle v West Coast began the action on Saturday, before Perth hosted Subiaco to finish the round.
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Smithy's VFL fixture, round three
Thursday, April 6
Brisbane v Collingwood, Brighton Homes Arena, 1.05pm AEST
Friday, April 7
North Melbourne v Carlton, Arden Street Oval, 12.30pm AEST
Williamstown v Port Melbourne, DSV Stadium, 2.05pm AEST
Saturday, April 8
Coburg v GWS Giants, Piranha Park, 11.45am AEST
Southport v Werribee, Fankhauser Reserve, 12.05pm AEST
Richmond v Footscray, Swinburne Centre, 1.05pm AEST
Sunday, April 9
Sandringham v Gold Coast, RSEA Park, 11.05am AEST
Northern Bullants v Essendon, ETU Stadium, 1.05pm AEST
Casey Demons v Frankston, Casey Fields, 2.05pm AEST
Monday, April 10
Geelong v Box Hill Hawks, MCG, 11.45am AEST
rebel VFL Women's fixture, round three
Friday, April 7
Williamstown v Port Melbourne, DSV Stadium, 10am AEST
Western Bulldogs v North Melbourne, ETU Stadium, 11am AEST
Casey Demons v Collingwood, Casey Fields, 12pm AEST
Saturday, April 8
Geelong v Darebin, Deakin University, 12pm AEST
Essendon v Carlton, NEC Hangar, 1pm AEST
Sunday, April 9
Southern Saints v Box Hill Hawks, RSEA Park, 3pm AEST
SANFL fixture, round two
Thursday, April 6
Norwood v Sturt, Norwood Oval, 7.40pm ACST
Friday, April 7
West Adelaide v Adelaide, Hisense Stadium, 2.10pm ACST
South Adelaide v Woodville-West Torrens, Flinders University Stadium, 2.10pm ACST
Central District v North Adelaide, X Convenience Oval, 2.10pm ACST
Glenelg v Port Adelaide, Stratarama Stadium, 4.40pm ACST
WAFL fixture, round one
Friday, April 7
West Perth v Claremont, Pentanet Stadium, 1.40pm AWST
East Perth v Swan Districts, Leederville Oval, 2.10pm AWST
Peel Thunder v East Fremantle, Lane Group Stadium, 4.10pm AWST
Saturday, April 8
South Fremantle v West Coast, Fremantle Community Bank Oval, 2.10pm AWST
Perth v Subiaco, Mineral Resources Park, 5.10pm AWST
